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I DON'T KNOW WHY I DID THIS. BUT I DID.

So I was having a case of not knowing what to do, since my Russo Project hasn't been garnering as much interest. So I decided to try a Bounsweet Variations, since I've been thinking of it for a while! Considering it's the "Fruit Pokemon", which might allow it to take the forms of other fruits. Note that I just assumed it'd be in the Grass/Fairy Egg Groups, and didn't really focus as much on the appearance as the color scheme and shape. So the resemblance to its parent is vague, but on the plus side, they look like fruits!

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Mangosteen (Purebreed) - A Pokemon that exudes a delicious aroma, and has a calming effect on people and Pokemon alike. However, it is commonly sought after by wild Pokemon as a prey item. Its bouncy movements while running away are very ineffective at conveying its stress, as it merely looks playful. To compensate, they protect themselves by spinning their leaves, to blow others away, or propel themselves to safety.

Watermelon (Carnivine) - An opportunistic variation of Bounsweet. This breed can grow in various places, and has a taste for meat. It has learned to use the aroma exuding from itself to lure unsuspecting Pokemon over, before slaying them and devouring them. Its large size makes it otherwise safe from predation.

Banana (Tropius) - A sociable variation of Bounsweet. These Pokemon often grow in groups called bunches, and some of them have learned to grow fruits resembling Nanab Berries on their stalks. That way, if something gets lured by its smell, they can distract a potential predator with these delicious fruits while it makes its escape.

Pineapple (Exeggutor) - Another gregarious variation of Bounsweet. They grow in tropical locations, including Alola. While they don't split into separate individuals like Exeggutor do, they do have a sort of mob mentality. They protect themselves by mobbing predators with their overwhelming numbers, chasing them away.

Pear (Victreebel) - Another predatory variation of Bounsweet. This breed grows in groups, so as to use their collective aroma to lure potential prey into their grasps. However, it must be known that the flesh of their fruity bodies is hazardous to eat, as the juices they exude are highly corrosive.

Blueberry (Jumpluff) - A considerably light-hearted variation of Bounsweet. Their bodies are actually much lighter than they look, so much so that they can float. Their insurance policy against predation is being able to use their light bodies to bounce and float away, keeping them out of reach from predators.

Apple (Shroomish) - A common, yet surprisingly evasive variation of Bounsweet. They hide in many places. Among trees full of apples, in thick undergrowths, or places where plenty of compost is to be had. It can convert compost into good nutrients for itself, but this diet also makes its fruity flesh too hazardous to eat.

Orange (Dedenne) - A rather odd, yet adorable variation of Bounsweet. They seem to communicate to each other using the scent exuding from their leaves, acting much like a radio antennae. And the juices in their bodies are actually highly conductive, allowing them to shock a potential predator that harms it.

Cherry (Cherubi) - Another variation of Bounsweet that relies on growing other fruits to protect itself. The fruits it grows resemble Cheri Berries, and can grow very rapidly. Its fruits not only allow it to evade hungry predators, but also can be eaten to allow it to survive in cold days, as they contain many important nutrients.

Strawberry (Parasect) - An unexpectedly intelligent variation of Bounsweet. They are not very apt at growing their own nutrition, and are not very strong in combat either. So instead, they use their sweet scent to lure potential predators into their grasp, before ingraining themselves into the predator's body. They then use the obtained body as a controllable "puppet", and a source of nutrition.

Description
I DON'T KNOW WHY I DID THIS. BUT I DID.

So I was having a case of not knowing what to do, since my Russo Project hasn't been garnering as much interest. So I decided to try a Bounsweet Variations, since I've been thinking of it for a while! Considering it's the "Fruit Pokemon", which might allow it to take the forms of other fruits. Note that I just assumed it'd be in the Grass/Fairy Egg Groups, and didn't really focus as much on the appearance as the color scheme and shape. So the resemblance to its parent is vague, but on the plus side, they look like fruits!

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Mangosteen (Purebreed) - A Pokemon that exudes a delicious aroma, and has a calming effect on people and Pokemon alike. However, it is commonly sought after by wild Pokemon as a prey item. Its bouncy movements while running away are very ineffective at conveying its stress, as it merely looks playful. To compensate, they protect themselves by spinning their leaves, to blow others away, or propel themselves to safety.

Watermelon (Carnivine) - An opportunistic variation of Bounsweet. This breed can grow in various places, and has a taste for meat. It has learned to use the aroma exuding from itself to lure unsuspecting Pokemon over, before slaying them and devouring them. Its large size makes it otherwise safe from predation.

Banana (Tropius) - A sociable variation of Bounsweet. These Pokemon often grow in groups called bunches, and some of them have learned to grow fruits resembling Nanab Berries on their stalks. That way, if something gets lured by its smell, they can distract a potential predator with these delicious fruits while it makes its escape.

Pineapple (Exeggutor) - Another gregarious variation of Bounsweet. They grow in tropical locations, including Alola. While they don't split into separate individuals like Exeggutor do, they do have a sort of mob mentality. They protect themselves by mobbing predators with their overwhelming numbers, chasing them away.

Pear (Victreebel) - Another predatory variation of Bounsweet. This breed grows in groups, so as to use their collective aroma to lure potential prey into their grasps. However, it must be known that the flesh of their fruity bodies is hazardous to eat, as the juices they exude are highly corrosive.

Blueberry (Jumpluff) - A considerably light-hearted variation of Bounsweet. Their bodies are actually much lighter than they look, so much so that they can float. Their insurance policy against predation is being able to use their light bodies to bounce and float away, keeping them out of reach from predators.

Apple (Shroomish) - A common, yet surprisingly evasive variation of Bounsweet. They hide in many places. Among trees full of apples, in thick undergrowths, or places where plenty of compost is to be had. It can convert compost into good nutrients for itself, but this diet also makes its fruity flesh too hazardous to eat.

Orange (Dedenne) - A rather odd, yet adorable variation of Bounsweet. They seem to communicate to each other using the scent exuding from their leaves, acting much like a radio antennae. And the juices in their bodies are actually highly conductive, allowing them to shock a potential predator that harms it.

Cherry (Cherubi) - Another variation of Bounsweet that relies on growing other fruits to protect itself. The fruits it grows resemble Cheri Berries, and can grow very rapidly. Its fruits not only allow it to evade hungry predators, but also can be eaten to allow it to survive in cold days, as they contain many important nutrients.

Strawberry (Parasect) - An unexpectedly intelligent variation of Bounsweet. They are not very apt at growing their own nutrition, and are not very strong in combat either. So instead, they use their sweet scent to lure potential predators into their grasp, before ingraining themselves into the predator's body. They then use the obtained body as a controllable "puppet", and a source of nutrition.