Summary
APokemonfan created a regional variant of Remoraid and shared the original concept online. Remoraid can become an Octillery upon reaching level 25, and it is also required for a Mantyke to evolve into Mantine.
Introduced inPokemon’s second generation, Remoraid is a Water-type that appears to be a hybrid between an archerfish and a remora, the latter of which may have been its English namesake. The piscine creature has also been described as being shaped like a gun, with its pelvic and dorsal fins positioned like a trigger and front sight, respectively. One artist has come up with a new variant of Remoraid, giving the Pokemon a more adorable design.
Posting on thePokemonsubreddit, user Poetically_Imperfect shared their concept of a Fairy/Water-type version of Remoraid called Lemoraid. Instead of looking like a gun-shaped fish, this variant of Remoraid instead has the appearance of a bright lemon with eyes and fins. Remoraid’s evolution received a similar redesign when another Reddit user created aregional form of Octillerywith Water and Steel attributes.
Pokemon Fan’s Remoraid Redesign
Paradox evolutions debuted in the current-generation games,Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Future Paradox Pokemon resemble their relatives in the future, while Ancient Paradox Pokemon look like their ancient versions. Among the Paradox Pokemon are the Generation 9 mascots, Koraidon and Miraidon, both of which are considered to be some of thestrongest Legendary Pokemon in the franchisebased on raw stats.
LongtimePokemonseries game developer Game Freak is expected to introduce new evolutions in its next title,Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Set to be released in 2025, the game will take place in Lumiose City, an area based on the French capital of Paris that previously appeared in the Generation 6 titles,Pokemon X and Y. The smaller setting could helpPokemon Legends: Z-Aavoid having a world that feels empty, which was acommon complaint among players ofPokemon Scarlet and Violet.
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