OT: Stanford Pines Egg obtained from Botan Hatched on Three Island (level 1) Level: 41 Type: Ice Egg Group: Field / 21 cycles
Moveset: Howl, Feint Attack, Powder Snow, Tail Whip, Roar, Baby-Doll Eyes, Ice Shard, Confuse Ray, Icy Wind, Payback, Mist, Hex, Aurora Beam, Extrasensory, Toxic**, Hail*, Attract*, Safeguard, Ice Beam, Imprison Held Item: n/a Ability: Snow Cloak Nature & Characteristic: Bold / Proud of its Power Notable Features: Extra-curly tail and mane (which covers her eyes). Wears the red breeder bandanna Ford received upon arrival, 50s style.
November 19, Year 2 | Given that I have now cemented the Vulpix line as my preferred Pokémon canines, it only makes sense to obtain one of their Alolan variant forms as counterpart to Fantastic Mr. Fox. From my understanding Alolan Vulpix are ice types, meaning they should make an excellent team. December 18, Year 2 | In the time since she hatched, Vixen has proven to have quite the personality. She found the bandanna in my bag that I was given upon arrival and have never touched, and has since claimed it as her own. She looks like the girls that would hang around the jukebox at the Juke Joint and she acts a little bit like them too. At least I've taught her better manners than Cathy Crenshaw ever had.
Vixen Sharp-Ears | Vulpix (Alola Form)
Vixen Sharp-Ears | Vulpix (Alola Form) ♀
Black Rainbows | ミラクルミュージカル
Egg obtained from Botan
Hatched on Three Island (level 1)
Level: 41
Type: Ice
Egg Group: Field / 21 cycles
Held Item: n/a
Ability: Snow Cloak
Nature & Characteristic: Bold / Proud of its Power
Notable Features: Extra-curly tail and mane (which covers her eyes). Wears the red breeder bandanna Ford received upon arrival, 50s style.
December 18, Year 2 | In the time since she hatched, Vixen has proven to have quite the personality. She found the bandanna in my bag that I was given upon arrival and have never touched, and has since claimed it as her own. She looks like the girls that would hang around the jukebox at the Juke Joint and she acts a little bit like them too. At least I've taught her better manners than Cathy Crenshaw ever had.