Pokémon (Pampas region)

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Wooper and Quagsire line from Pampeya
Wooper from Pampeya Type: Water / Plant
Pokédex: It inhabits wetlands and hides among aquatic plants. Its gills absorb nutrients from the water and help keep its environment clean. When the water level drops, it seeks out small puddles to take refuge in.
Quagsire de Pampeya type: Water / Plant
Pokédex: It spends much of the day motionless among the swamp vegetation. Its body stores water and nutrients, allowing it to survive during dry periods. Small Pokémon often rest near it because its presence keeps predators away.
Doduo and Dodrio line of Pampeya
Pampean Doduo Type: Ground / Flying
Pokédex: It runs in pairs across the plains, coordinating its movements to avoid obstacles. Although it cannot fly, its legs allow it to reach great speeds. The two necks take turns scanning the horizon.
Pampean Dodrio Type: Ground / Flying
Pokédex: Its three heads watch in different directions as it runs. Thanks to this coordination, it can cross vast plains without losing sight of potential threats. When all three heads detect danger, the entire flock changes direction.

Phantump and Trevenant Line — The Guardians of Mount
Pampeya Phantump type: plant/ghost
Pokédex: It hides among the trees and uses deceptive sounds to disorient those who invade its territory. It is not always malicious: sometimes it simply wants to scare away strangers.
Pampean Trevenant type: sinister silver
Pokédex: Protects the mountains through deception and ambush. It can alter forest paths so that intruders end up walking in circles. Other Pokémon in the mountains recognize its creaking sounds as warnings.
Arbok of Pampeya Type: Poison / Ground
Pokédex: Its skin displays patterns that mimic the shadows of the grass and the cracks in the ground. It remains motionless for hours to surprise its prey. Specimens that live in dry areas have especially tough scales.
Pampeya Noctowl type: Flying / Ground
Pokédex: It flies over the fields at night in complete silence. It can detect the smallest movements under the grass thanks to its exceptional hearing. Farmers say its song heralds sudden changes in the weather.
Marowak of Pampeya type: Earth / Fighting
Pokédex: It uses hardened bones as training tools and weapons. It learns precise movements by observing other Pokémon and taps the ground to gauge its firmness. It is very protective of its community.

Poochyena and Mightyena line
Poochyena de Pampeya type: sinister/earth
Pokédex: Its long legs allow it to move across uneven terrain without tiring too much. It observes the other members of its pack before making a decision and quickly learns to recognize hidden tracks in the grass.
Pampean Mightyena type: sinister/ground
Pokédex: Its grayish mane bristles when it detects intruders in its territory. The pack spreads out to close off possible escape routes and take advantage of the terrain before launching itself at its prey.
Miltank de Pampeya type: normal/plant
Pokédex: It feeds on especially nutritious grasses and produces sweet-smelling milk. Plants that grow where it rests tend to thrive. It is peaceful with those who respect it, but fiercely protects its young.
Rattata and Raticate lineage — Urban rodents
Pampas rattata type: normal/ground
Pokédex: It lives in sewers, reservoirs, and areas near cities. Its incisors can gnaw through hardened roots and materials that other Pokémon cannot penetrate. It is very skilled at stealing food and hiding its stores.
Pampean Raticate type: sinister/earth
Pokédex: It digs extensive networks of tunnels under cities and fields. Its whiskers detect vibrations through the ground, allowing it to anticipate nearby movements. Larger colonies build burrows with numerous escape routes.

pampas scorbunny type: fire.
Pokédex: It runs across open fields, practicing dribbling and shooting. The faster it runs, the hotter the soles of its paws get. Trainers often organize matches to see who can keep up with it.
Raboot de Pampeya type: fire/fighting
Pokédex: He tirelessly trains his fighting techniques and kicks. He is extremely competitive and rarely accepts defeat without demanding a rematch. His fur retains the heat generated during his training.
Cinderace of Pampeya type: fire/fighting
Pokédex: Combines acrobatic movements with powerful fire-engulfed kicks. It can control a fiery sphere like a ball and direct it with extraordinary precision. Its competitive spirit inspires other Pokémon to push beyond their limits.
Ponyta and Rapidash Line — Horse Racing
Ponyta de Pampeya type: fire.
Pokédex: From a young age, it trains for speed and learns to control its acceleration. Its kicks raise dust and leave burn marks on the ground. It loves to compete with other Pokémon to demonstrate its speed.
Rapidash from Pampeya type: fire/fighting
Pokédex: It's a formidable runner that combines speed, stamina, and precise kicks. It competes with other Rapidash to prove who dominates the tracks. Its flames intensify when it's near the finish line.
Taurus of Pampeya type: earth/fighting
Pokédex: It inhabits the vast plains and travels great distances in herds. Its horns harden with minerals from the soil. Before charging, it carefully studies its rival's position and takes advantage of any terrain that gives it an edge.

The starting three from Pampeya
These are our main lines, inspired by Argentine fauna.
18. Carajú — Water
↓ 19. Tarajú — Water
↓ 20. Guapurú — Water / Land
The tank capybara. Its special ability allows it to withstand double damage from attacks and special attacks.
21. Yaguarí — Plant
↓ 22. Tacuabó — Plant
↓ 23. Tupá — Plant
The jaguar line, focused on physical combat and ambushes.
24. Tupán — Fire
↓ 25. Apu — Fire
↓ 26. Condorín — Fire / Flying
The Andean Condor line. Its special ability allows it to fly for two turns, becoming immune to enemy attacks and attacking from the heights with non-physical movements.

Hornero Line — Ground / Flying

1. Hornero → 2. Hornero
   Inspired by the Argentine ovenbird, they build mud nests and increasingly resistant structures as they evolve.
   Yerba Mate Line — Plant / Fairy
2. Little herb → 4. Maternal
   Inspired by yerba mate and mate. Support Pokémon that store magical energy in their leaves; Maternalma protects the yerba mate plantations.
   Line of the Argentine parrot — Normal / Flying
3. Parrot
   A mischievous and thieving Pokémon that can evolve in five different ways:
4. Cotorrovolt — Flying / Electric. Evolves in a city.
5. Cotocorrio — Flying. Standard evolution.
6. Tocorrol — Flying / Dark. Evolves after stealing enough berries.
7. Cotorrama — Flying / Plant. Evolves in a wooded area.
8. Cotorralarma — Flying / Psychic. Evolves after using sound-based moves.
   Pokémon from Argentine folklore
9. Lobismal — Sinister / Ghost
   Inspired by the Lobizón. A supernatural, intelligent, and territorial predator. It does not evolve.
10. Fulgúmina — Ghost / Fire
    Inspired by the Evil Light. It changes shape and pursues intruders with spectral lights. The mystery remains whether several Fulgúminas could be a single entity.
    Alfajor line — evolutions by coating
11. Alfajín — Normal / Fairy
    A living alfajor that stores magical energy in its dulce de leche. It can evolve depending on the coating:
12. Chocofort — Normal / Steel. Chocolate coating.
13. Glasealba — Normal / Fairy. White icing.
14. Cocotapa — Plant / Fairy. Coconut and cornstarch.
15. Frutaljín — Normal / Plant. Fruit filling.

🌎 Pokémon Region: Pampas

Pampeya is a vast region inspired by Argentina, where nature, culture, and legends coexist with the world of Pokémon. Its landscapes range from the immense plains of the pampas to the towering peaks of the Andes, encompassing subtropical forests, wetlands, deserts, glaciers, and coastlines teeming with life.

Each region is home to Pokémon adapted to its conditions, including original species inspired by the region's fauna, flora, cuisine, and folklore. Some are friendly companions to the inhabitants, while others harbor mysterious behaviors or powers that few researchers can understand.

The cities combine large urban centers with traditional towns, ranches, endless roads, and communities where customs are passed down from generation to generation. Mate, dulce de leche, alfajores, and gaucho culture are part of the daily lives of their inhabitants.

However, Pampeya also holds secrets. Stories of creatures that appear under the moonlight, mysterious lights that roam the fields, and beasts that inhabit forgotten places have been passed down from generation to generation. Some claim that these legends are mere tales; others believe they describe real Pokémon.

Trainers can explore the region, discover new species, challenge Gym Leaders, and aspire to become Champions. But Pampeya is much more than an adventure: it's a land where science, tradition, and mystery converge, and where countless secrets still await discovery.