>There is still no mothman, flatwoods or chupacabra pokemon

At least we have Pokemon based on the Loch Ness monster, the yeti, the Hopkinsville Goblin, and the greys.

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>>25826251
They are all out there Anon, waiting for the right time to debut.

>>25826251

Or the Jersey Devil, if we're going for north american cryptids.

>>25826261

you forgot the Tsuchinoko

>the Hopkinsville Goblin

which pokemon is that?

>>25826372
Sableye

There's tons of jap cryptids too.

>>25826360
Big grey skinned, UFO shaped head Mega Beheeyem when?

>>25826251
So are we expecting leaks in the next week?

>still no sasquatch pokemon with a yeti counterpart

>>25826251
I feel as if some of us feel an odd attraction to ugly or frightful animals as if it's some desire for us to tame it and it not eat us and be cute with us n shit and feed it stuff and it nuzzles your hand and ur like dawww but u then realize u cant domesticate chupacabras and ur a sfucppid FUCK

>>25826447
>jap cryptids

You mean Yokai?

>>25828965
ses

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>>25826251
This post just made me realize they might do a werewolf Pokemon or something of the sort

Think about it, every gen has a furbait pkmn its destiny

>>25829097
>>>[s4s]

>>25828965
There's a pokémon that's outright stated to be the abominable snowman.

>>25828775
I'd rather a Beheeyem riding a Magnezone.

Dark/Bug or Ghost/Bug for mothman?

Gamefreak wants to get back the Yokai Watch marketshare, so they'll probably have more pokemon based on traditional Japanese legends for Sun/Moon.

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>>25829523
Finally.

>>25829626
I thought that Rotom pretty much covered that.

>>25829435
Dark/Flying in the Bug egg group.

>>25829665
Rotom is the classic "haunted machine" trope.

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>>25828775

>>25829435
Dark/Flying. Mothman was more avian than anything else.

>>25829665
Japanese folklore is like at least 30% haunted household items. There's plenty of space for more.

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>>25829678
>>25829816

We've already got three different Dark/Flying lines. Fuck that.

The only Japanese mothman interpretations I know of emphasize the bug part.

>>25829894
does yveltal count as a line tho