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I HAVE OFFICIALLY WATCHED TOO MANY POKEMON DESIGN VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE.

Here's something a bit different from my usual stuff. I thought it would be fun to create my own fakemon, so I now introduce to you the Bubblefury line!

SUMMARY:

Inspired by bubbles, this pokemon starts off as a ghost/water typing and gains its ice typing in the final evolution. With each stage, it also forms new "emote bubbles" to use to express itself since the main face is incapable of changing how it looks. A clue that trainers can use to tell how they're feeling is by simply paying attention to which emote bubble is currently floating the highest over their head. (Imagine then how frustrating it can be then for trainers to have to figure out what their Bubblefury is feeling without any emote bubbles. XD)

In the wild, Bubblefury will usually stay in groups of 10 or more while hiding in shrubs on the shores of frozen lakes. Meanwhile, a single Hailfury (sometimes two) will protect them from outside threats. Rainfury on the other hand leave the group once evolved and head off on their own.

Description

I HAVE OFFICIALLY WATCHED TOO MANY POKEMON DESIGN VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE.

Here's something a bit different from my usual stuff. I thought it would be fun to create my own fakemon, so I now introduce to you the Bubblefury line!

SUMMARY:

Inspired by bubbles, this pokemon starts off as a ghost/water typing and gains its ice typing in the final evolution. With each stage, it also forms new "emote bubbles" to use to express itself since the main face is incapable of changing how it looks. A clue that trainers can use to tell how they're feeling is by simply paying attention to which emote bubble is currently floating the highest over their head. (Imagine then how frustrating it can be then for trainers to have to figure out what their Bubblefury is feeling without any emote bubbles. XD)

In the wild, Bubblefury will usually stay in groups of 10 or more while hiding in shrubs on the shores of frozen lakes. Meanwhile, a single Hailfury (sometimes two) will protect them from outside threats. Rainfury on the other hand leave the group once evolved and head off on their own.