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HOORAY. Took about eight hours all told D:
Butyeah. This my version of Corsola! 8D

SO I WAS COLOURING IT AND ALL THAT SHIZ and I was thinking... About its bio and stuff.
SCIENCE YAY

Corsola: A compact body and heavy shell makes it difficult for this Pokemon to move around. It lives in shallow, warm waters where coral grows, to blend in with its surroundings. It has blue flesh, but living on coral reefs encouraged its shell to grow the same hue as its habitat. Older Corsola have heavier, more branching shells. When a Corsola reaches adulthood, it stops molting, which allows its shell to grow further; often coral attaches and grows on the shell as well. They do not need to move much at all, as they feed on detritus gathered with their front claws. Older members of the species often become anchored by coral interlocking, and they cannot move at all unless the branches break.
During molting, the hard pink shell splits off, and the softer new shell underneath is blue, until it hardens and flushes back to pink again. Shiny Corsola can thus be explained in errors of molting; the shell may not form properly after molting, and will harden while retaining the blue colour. This error may be present during the rest of the Corsola's life as a mutation, or else it will disappear on the next molt.

Hooray.

Sorry for the rubbish image, I couldn't enlist anyone nearby to scan it for me *cough*lazy*cough*

UP NEXT:

Well, you guys were all IT'S AWESOME THAT YOU PICK THESE DIFFERENT POKEYMANZ INSTEAD OF THE USUAL COMMON FLOOFY CUTE ONES Well, sorry to disappoint, but Leafeon's in progress.
With a twist.
FOR SRS IT'S SO MUTATED I love it xD

Description
HOORAY. Took about eight hours all told D:
Butyeah. This my version of Corsola! 8D

SO I WAS COLOURING IT AND ALL THAT SHIZ and I was thinking... About its bio and stuff.
SCIENCE YAY

Corsola: A compact body and heavy shell makes it difficult for this Pokemon to move around. It lives in shallow, warm waters where coral grows, to blend in with its surroundings. It has blue flesh, but living on coral reefs encouraged its shell to grow the same hue as its habitat. Older Corsola have heavier, more branching shells. When a Corsola reaches adulthood, it stops molting, which allows its shell to grow further; often coral attaches and grows on the shell as well. They do not need to move much at all, as they feed on detritus gathered with their front claws. Older members of the species often become anchored by coral interlocking, and they cannot move at all unless the branches break.
During molting, the hard pink shell splits off, and the softer new shell underneath is blue, until it hardens and flushes back to pink again. Shiny Corsola can thus be explained in errors of molting; the shell may not form properly after molting, and will harden while retaining the blue colour. This error may be present during the rest of the Corsola's life as a mutation, or else it will disappear on the next molt.

Hooray.

Sorry for the rubbish image, I couldn't enlist anyone nearby to scan it for me *cough*lazy*cough*

UP NEXT:

Well, you guys were all IT'S AWESOME THAT YOU PICK THESE DIFFERENT POKEYMANZ INSTEAD OF THE USUAL COMMON FLOOFY CUTE ONES Well, sorry to disappoint, but Leafeon's in progress.
With a twist.
FOR SRS IT'S SO MUTATED I love it xD