Mankey lost

This lost Mankey is, in its normal state, an impulsive, energetic, and somewhat aggressive Pokémon, like all of its kind. They are known for their quick temper and their tendency to attack in groups when they feel threatened. However, at this moment it is showing its most vulnerable side:
Scared and sad: Being separated from his group has left him deeply distressed. His tears and pouty expression show that, beneath that fierce exterior, he is still a young Mankey who depends heavily on his pack.
Loyal and sociable: Mankeys are very gregarious. Being alone makes them feel insecure and lost; they are probably desperately searching for scents, sounds, or traces of their companions.
Potentially explosive: Although he's crying now, if he feels threatened or if someone tries to approach him roughly, he could quickly go from "sad puppy" to "screaming, biting little fury." His temperament is volatile.
Curious but cautious: Deep down, he is still a playful and mischievous Pokémon, but the recent trauma of the hunters' attack has made him more distrustful of humans and anything strange in the forest.

It's a monkey-like Pokémon

Appearance:
This Mankey is a young, small-to-medium-sized specimen with a very unusual, predominantly creamy-white coat (likely a rare or shiny-like variation, though not the official shiny). Its head is crowned by a tuft of spiky, messy fur, giving it an "explosive" or wild appearance.
Its ears are large, rounded, and have dark brown interiors, contrasting with its light fur. Its eyes are large, expressive, and a bright, intense orange, currently filled with tears that stream down its cheeks, giving it an expression of sadness and distress. It has a pink, pig-like snout (typical of the Mankey/Primeape line), with a small mouth pursed in a sad pout.
The fur on its neck and chest forms a kind of shaggy mane or collar, giving it a more "fierce" appearance than it actually feels at this moment. Its arms and legs are darker (chocolate brown on the lower limbs), ending in pale pink hands and feet with visible fingers, giving it a semi-anthropomorphic look.
The tail is long, curved, and ends in a very distinctive, bright orange knob. Overall, its body is in a hunched and vulnerable posture: sitting on its hind legs on the forest floor, with its hands pressed forward, as if it were about to weep inconsolably.