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Aah, Sobble, the depressed lizard - or amphibian, who could tell? Maybe its just all an act? To be or not to be? That is the question. Anyway, Sobble's cameleon features and its ability to 'cloak' or 'camouflage' itself made me go the obvious route. That is something I usually don't like to do, but this time I did. The mid-stage is really just a sad cameleon or at least it pretends to be all blue (pun not intended). I should have given it a 'skull' in its hand like Hamlet, lol.

The final evolution makes this line a bit more interesting. The theme of acting and pretending to be somebody else ends up in a big hoax that results in a legend. No, the final evolution is not a legendary Pokémon but it acts like one. Hiding in a lake (or several), attracting tourists from other regions. Some even speculate that it is just a Lapras that can be found in the lake district of the Galar region. The long neck could fool a lot of people and Pokémon (Gastly, Haunter and Gengar would love this guy). So, is it based on the Loch-Ness monster? Yes, partly, but more so a creature known as 'the Eachy'. A creature with the head of a python and the body of a man, hence the upright position I gave this fellow. It has also been reported as a sea serpent. It is said to be both slimy and rather terrifying.

But where would one find such a monster? In the Bassenthwaite Lake and/or the Windermere, the Lake District National Park, Northern England. Huh, I thought I saw some bodies of water on the Galar region map, coincidence? I think not. So that leaves us with three water-living creatures, big lakes and maybe some mist on top of that, making a rather eerie atmosphere. They can also potentially 'turn invisible'. And the big guy is a darn monster. What types does that leave us? I am giving them water, water and water/ghost.

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Description
Aah, Sobble, the depressed lizard - or amphibian, who could tell? Maybe its just all an act? To be or not to be? That is the question. Anyway, Sobble's cameleon features and its ability to 'cloak' or 'camouflage' itself made me go the obvious route. That is something I usually don't like to do, but this time I did. The mid-stage is really just a sad cameleon or at least it pretends to be all blue (pun not intended). I should have given it a 'skull' in its hand like Hamlet, lol.

The final evolution makes this line a bit more interesting. The theme of acting and pretending to be somebody else ends up in a big hoax that results in a legend. No, the final evolution is not a legendary Pokémon but it acts like one. Hiding in a lake (or several), attracting tourists from other regions. Some even speculate that it is just a Lapras that can be found in the lake district of the Galar region. The long neck could fool a lot of people and Pokémon (Gastly, Haunter and Gengar would love this guy). So, is it based on the Loch-Ness monster? Yes, partly, but more so a creature known as 'the Eachy'. A creature with the head of a python and the body of a man, hence the upright position I gave this fellow. It has also been reported as a sea serpent. It is said to be both slimy and rather terrifying.

But where would one find such a monster? In the Bassenthwaite Lake and/or the Windermere, the Lake District National Park, Northern England. Huh, I thought I saw some bodies of water on the Galar region map, coincidence? I think not. So that leaves us with three water-living creatures, big lakes and maybe some mist on top of that, making a rather eerie atmosphere. They can also potentially 'turn invisible'. And the big guy is a darn monster. What types does that leave us? I am giving them water, water and water/ghost.

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