What kinds of animals and cultural things would you hope to see

Pińata Pokémon that's Grass/Fairy type.
Quetzalcoatl Pokémon with either a Dragon/Flying or Dragon/Water typing.
Chupacabra Pokémon that's a Normal/Poison type.
A tiny, shivering Chihuahua Pokémon that's Ice/Fairy type.

>>33139208
Aside from your pick related being really fucking scary there are tons of rad creatures of South American mythos than can make good pokemon. I think sableye is one of them mixed with an alien sighting but I could be wrong.

>>33139208
Chup would most likely be Dark/poison or dark/fairy (fairy for being a myth and nothing more)

>>33139208
is that an oreo spider?

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>>33139246
>A tiny, shivering Chihuahua Pokémon that's Ice/Fairy type.

>>33139208
>a South/Central American themed region?
I'd hope that'd never happen in the first place. A region made up entirely of crime-ridden slums?

>>33139319
It's a mimic spider. Its ass has evolved to look like an acorn to attract small birds and rodents.

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This and a marine iguana. Bonus points if either are a starter. No sage abominations, please.

>>33139246
But Quetzalcoatl is already a Pokémon.

>>33139208
>a dark/ghost dia de los muertos looking sableye form
>gets all kinds of death and skull themed moves and retains prankster
>however gets more offensive oriented stats

>>33139208
What spider is this?

>>33139208
Everything...

>>33139747
drampa a shit

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>>33139807

Inka, Llama pokemon, Ground/Grass GG, perfect pokemon

>>33139796
Richard?

>>33139787
Trapdoor spider

>>33139787
>>33140606
From cyclocosmia, to be more specific

Really cool looking -- each species has a different pattern on the abdomen

Rock/Bug Makech beetle

>>33139747
Actually, I'm pretty sure it's based on the Ziz since Groudon is the Behemoth and Kyogre is Leviathan.

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>>33140757
lol

>>33140757
Let me repeat it to you like I always have to do every single time:
POKEMON DO NOT HAVE TO BE BASED ON A SINGLE ANIMAL, FICTIONAL CREATURE, ITEM OR CONCEPT, A LOT OF EXISTING POKEMON DRAW INSPIRATION FROM MULTIPLE THINGS

>>33139337
I love this little guy and its evolution even more.

I'd love to see a giant sloth or Titanoboa Pokemon

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A pokemon based on the jangsan tiger, fairy/ghost type

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>>33141513
i've tried to create a fakemon based on it

>>33141513
>>33141515
South Korea is now in South America?

>>33141556
>implying Pokemon have to based on animals/myths from that specific region.

>>33139262
Sableye is a Kentucky alien sighting

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A Condor of course.

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>>33139208
>2017
>still no Amazonas inspired pokémon zone
People are probably tired of tropical regions by now, but I can't help but imagine how awesome exploring a place like that could be.

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>>33139246
>Quetzalcoatl Pokémon with either a Dragon/Flying or Dragon/Water typing.

Pokémon Sage actually has a pretty fucking good selection of Fakemon based on Southern US, Mexico and South America.

Off the top of my head I remember there being a Jackalope, a Chupacabara, and some Aztec looking ones, but when I was reading through them I found a lot inspired by specific animals in the region that I'd seen in documentaries before.

>>33139400
t. ignorant european

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>>33140789
You don't take those illustrations as truth, do you? Those are based on the passages in the text, but they're up to interpretation. One hypothetical interpretation for Behemoth is a sauropod dinosaur, for example, as it describes its tail as stiff and strong like a tree. (which also kind of makes sense for Groudon too.) Read it for yourself and cross-reference the different language versions to see what you think may be the thing they are describing.