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Hi yeah I still do this sometimes

Had this sitting half-done in my sketchbook so figured I'd finish it before starting a new one.

"Tusked" (Quagsire + Mamoswine)
Unlike most variants, Tusked Quagsire are a muddy brown. Many think it's to camouflage in muddy waters as they dig up the roots of plants with their tusks.

"Plated" (Quagsire + Carracosta)
Pokemon researchers had long theorized that Plated Quagsire were capable of crushing rocks with their beaks like their Carracosta relatives. The confirmation of this was followed by the structural integrity of the lab being compromised as those same scientists learned they could also chew through metal.

"Whiskered" (Quagsire + Milotic)
Loved in Contests for their patterns, many Contest Trainers have tried breeding this Variant for a "less squished face." There is yet to be any report of facial variation.

"Armored" (Quagsire + Drednaw)
While lacking the longer neck of its Drednaw relatives, Armored Quagsires make up for it with two advantages: being bipedal and being much faster than an average Drednaw. It is cautioned that only seasoned Trainers who have previously worked with Drednaw try training this variation, as there have been reports of careless Trainers losing fingers and toes.

Description
Hi yeah I still do this sometimes

Had this sitting half-done in my sketchbook so figured I'd finish it before starting a new one.

"Tusked" (Quagsire + Mamoswine)
Unlike most variants, Tusked Quagsire are a muddy brown. Many think it's to camouflage in muddy waters as they dig up the roots of plants with their tusks.

"Plated" (Quagsire + Carracosta)
Pokemon researchers had long theorized that Plated Quagsire were capable of crushing rocks with their beaks like their Carracosta relatives. The confirmation of this was followed by the structural integrity of the lab being compromised as those same scientists learned they could also chew through metal.

"Whiskered" (Quagsire + Milotic)
Loved in Contests for their patterns, many Contest Trainers have tried breeding this Variant for a "less squished face." There is yet to be any report of facial variation.

"Armored" (Quagsire + Drednaw)
While lacking the longer neck of its Drednaw relatives, Armored Quagsires make up for it with two advantages: being bipedal and being much faster than an average Drednaw. It is cautioned that only seasoned Trainers who have previously worked with Drednaw try training this variation, as there have been reports of careless Trainers losing fingers and toes.