The Pokémon Kingdom

[zrky]

the mythology ive read says dragons are warm blooded, but I would go with Giratina being in something like invertebrate.

 

[LUVTOY77-ROGUE WIREFRAME]

It's possible that ditto toke those characteristics from Mew.

-Bowser King

Yes, doesn't Mew know Transform?

And Sudowudo (sp?? Lol) shouldn't be in the plant kingdom; it is rock, and only resembles a plant.

Just like umm the walking stick bug, it resembles a twig but is not classified as a type of plant, it is an insect; same for Sudowudo.

 

[choomer]

how long did it take you to categorize ALL of the pokemon.
i don,t have that much patience!

:D

 

[Bowser King]

Yes, doesn't Mew know Transform?

And Sudowudo (sp?? Lol) shouldn't be in the plant kingdom; it is rock, and only resembles a plant.

Just like umm the walking stick bug, it resembles a twig but is not classified as a type of plant, it is an insect; same for Sudowudo.

Yes, Mew does learn transform.

I agree.

-Bowser King

 

[Blaziking17]

I'm not sure about using these for future Pokemon, it could be an idea.

Bombadeer beetle
Koala
Lemur
Heron
Eagle
Norwahl?????

I don't know; the beetle sounds random, but whatever!

 

[LUVTOY77-ROGUE WIREFRAME]

I have thought of a Koala being a prime candidate before, the lemur sounds interesting

 

[MorphedChaos]

Hm, Faere for Ralts/Kirlia/Gardevoir/Galade, I would think they would be in a humanoid group more then anything, seeing as how they are the closest pokemon to look like humans.