Name: Pacifislither<br/>Typing: Water/Fairy<br/>Size: 10' 04"<br/>Description: A long snake pokemon, blue in colouration. Its belly is made from a transparent flesh, and is inhabitable. Between the stomach and the skin dance various dim bio-luminescent lights of various colours, used to determine its emotions. Because its stomach is inhabitable, it is common practice for it to swallow its trainer to surf of dive with them. It is usually very protective of its trainer, acting motherly towards them right away. Only 1/10 of the population is male, the rest are female.<br/>Poke'dex entry: Pacifislither is capable of keeping creatures alive in its transparent belly. As such, marine researchers often use it to help them study the ocean floor without drowning.<br/><br/>Evolves at level 60, but only with high friendship<span style="font-style: italic">and</span>a live creature inside it<br/><br/>Name: Atlantas<br/>Typing: Water/Fairy<br/>Size: 80' 07"<br/>Description: Reminds people of a 'sea serpent' monster, it looks fairly similar to its previous evolution. Its stomach is much larger but still transparent and with its dancing lights in the walls. It has grown an extra pair of eyes and several large horns all over. Nevertheless, it is a gentle giant, loving and caring towards its trainer, and occasionally taken them into a 'crop' instead of its stomach which is much smaller than the huge gut, enabling them to 'hug' them more closely to show their affection.<br/>Poke'dex entry: Also known at the sea monster pokemon. Rumour has it that a seaside city that collapsed into the sea in ancient times was swallowed whole by a huge Atlantas and remains there to this day in complete safety.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Name: Tideath<br/>Typing: Water/Ghost<br/>Size: 13' 05"<br/>Description: Similar to a great white shark, but with a ghostly purple translucent body and glowing white eyes. It steals a creature's soul and absorbs it to become larger, then either devours or possesses the corpse to gain access to new prey.<br/>Poke'dex entry: Said to steal the soul of a trainer that it despises, this pokemon is generally avoided by most for fear of it devouring the souls of humans as it does those of its enemies.<br/><br/>-------------<br/><br/>(Take your pick of those, Misty<img alt=";)" src="./images/smilies/wink.gif" title="Wink"/>For the record, Tideath doesn't have to eat a pokemon's soul, it just prefers to. But it can eat the body just as easily)<br/><br/>(@Glyph, I was thinking of something like that!)<br/><br/>Coco squeals unhappily as she slides deeper into the small pokemon's impossibly-large stomach, wriggling uncomfortably before giving up the fight again and settling down to cry once more in the deadly dark depths of the Pattertail's gut.