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Name: Dragain
Type: Dragon / Grass
Description: Dragain is the smallest and lightest known dragon type Pokemon, being no longer than the palm of a grown man and weighing no heavier than a piece of paper. It can be found virtually everywhere with wind as it relies on it to travel, and can often be seen winding itself around the stalk of a flower to secure itself before feeding on pollen. It is known to be a graceful but shy Pokemon.
Attacks:
Petal Dance
Razor Leaf
Growth
Dragon Rage

Name: Lennix
Type: Normal
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 52lbs

Moves:
Bite
Tackle
Agility
Dig

Name: Psychix
Type: Psychic
Height: 6' 3''
Weight: 114.6lbs

Moves:
Hypnosis
Dream Eater
Psybeam
Teleport

Name: Lenntrosh
Type: Fight
Height: 7'
Weight: 200.3lbs

Moves:
Super Fang
Seismic Toss
Rolling Kick
Earthquake

About: They can only evolve due to findingan old skull and depending on their gender is how they willl evolve. Usually Male turn into Fighters; Female into Mages. There recently have been cases of Female fighter and Male mages.
Males have a gaping hole near their stomach and has strong over it like a dream catcher. Females have a cloak.

MANONO


(I edited the photo myself, but did not take the photo)

The picture is on a snow background, but I edited for forest background on the wolf itself, so you can see it.

Type: Ghost
Found - Forests, mostly at night and daybreak


Pokedex entry:

Manono is a ghost type pokemon of varying size and color. The average Manono comes up to an adult's elbow at the ears, but can vary from half that size, to half again that size. Manono varies in color depending on it's location, displaying a similar quality to Kelceon, whose type changes,a long with color. Parts of the Manono are transparent, showing the area behind it, making it even harder to spot.

Manono rarely are spotted, and are even harder to catch, however, there are forests in which their presence can be strongly felt. Some legends say that Manono are protectors of all pokemon, while others claim they are vengeful spirits out to harm those who abuse pokemon. While they are rarely seen, their effects are unmistakable. They are known to act as willothewhisps at times, being partially visible, leading abusive trainers off into the forest, or leading kind trainers to safety. Their howl works like the psychic attack confusion, and has a lasting effect for a little beyond the duration of the noise. In combat, A manono can howl three combat rounds.


Attack -
Mind howl - Lasting three combat rounds, the Manono begins to howl. All pokemon and trainers are confused for at least one round after the howl has ended. Does not effect pokemon who cannot hear. Strong against Zubats.
Bite - Dark type attack.
Nightshade - Ghost type attack
Curse - Ghost type attack


The Manono and I hope you liked this entry!

Name: Nobodi
Type: Freeform
Gender: Male : 99% / female : 1%

Information: A highly unusual pokemon in both looks and abilities, this creature is found only in the highest moutain peeks where the snowgrass grows upside-down on the roofs of caves with a 2 foot pool in the very center. (Currently there is only one known location where the Nobodi can be found.)

It is a very agressive pokemon and the few times it has been sighted it was reported to have charged the wanabe trainer on sight, with the clear intent of causing some rather impressive damage with those claws of his, and since his reach is rather exterordinary (well, he has un-attached limbs) .. needless to say the trainer did not hang around long.

Attack moves:
- Rocket punch: Where Nobodi litterally rockets his arm out from his body at his opponant. A solid hit from this punch can be very dangerous.
- WhipTail: When the pokemon spins round, his bisected tail whirls out and extends like its on elastic, causing a nasty lash across its oponant.
- Headbut / headbite: The pokemon 'headbutts' its opponant without getting close, the detached head shots forwards and either rams the opposing fighter, or bites him, before returning to its place.
- Bearhug: When all four limbs (arms & legs) launch forwards and wrap around the other pokemon, pinning it in place and restraining it for a follow-up attack, usually the Headbutt or WhipTail move.

Defence:
Being entirely without a body and with the seperate parts able to move around at will, landing a physical attack on this pokemon is incredibaly difficult. The best opponant for this pokemon is a physic type who is able to restrain and counterattack without getting close.

(I am not really familiar wioth the modern pokemon. I only watched the original cartoon on early morning TV. ^^;; But as far as I know there is not a pre-exisiting pokemon of this design. )

Name: Luneon
Species: Moonlight Pokemon
Type: Normal
Description: As it gains much of it's power from the moon, Luneon disappears on the nights the clouds cover the moon.
Height: 2' 5"
Weight: 64.8 lbs

Ability: Moonlight - Gains a slight stat boost when battling at night.

Moves:
Night Fang (dark) - Attacks the target with a harsh bite.
Moonlight (normal) - Heals the user depending on time of day.
Moondust (rock) - Attacks the target with shards of rocks.
Natural Gift (normal) - Attacks the target depending on the berry held.

Obtained: Unknown in the wild; Evolved from Eevee using a Moon Stone.

Shiny Image: here

Name: Concahog
Height: Two feet
Length: Ten feet
Weight: Roughly fifty pounds
Type: Flashy (made it up myself. ^^), Poisonous
Attacks: Confuse (has a very strange call that confuses the enemy and echos off all surfaces), Flash (flashes a very brilliant red and orange), Flip (charges its opponent and tries to flip it upside down), Spike (spikes its opponent with its spines, which are poisonous
Habitat: Concahogs originally lived in colonies in caves, where its flashing fur allowed it to communicate and attract mates. However, the caves in which they lived have now been destroyed and they lurk in forests, only coming out at night. They eat nocturnal animals such as rodents and owls, if they can find any.
Difficulty: Concahogs are almost impossible to catch; they are always on the alert, are very fast, and are quite at home in the dark. However, shining a blue light in their eyes will blind them temporarily, making them easier to catch.
Reproduction: Most Concahogs are actually males; at the full moon in October, the males gather in the forest to fight over breeding rights. At the new moon, females and the winning males gather to mate.