History FanonPokedex / Geodude

Geodude is probably the most well-known Rock-type Pokemon, and considered the quintessential example of what it is to be a Rock-type - slow, tough and dependable. For many trainers, this is the first Rock-type they see and catch, so the line has a large following. This Pokemon line has made appearances in more media than one can easily count, but regardless of what role they play in the story, they are almost always strong, slow and dim.

A drastically different type of Geodude and its evolutions can be found in the Alola region. Unlike its more common brethren, the Alola Geodude are not in fact Ground-types at all, but Rock/Electric types, an almost unique combination that is rarely seen elsewhere. Possibly related to the area's high volcanic and seismic activity, this line of Geodude posses electric abilities paired with the typical high defense of Rock-types. Intriguingly, Alola Golem possess a strange formation on their backs that functions as a natural rail cannon, allowing the Pokemon to fire iron-rich boulders at high speeds by propelling them with its own magnetic field, similar to the hand launchers used by [[FanonPokedex/{{Rhyhorn}} Ryperior]].

A drastically different type of Geodudes and its evolutions can be found on the Aloe Islands. Unlike it's more common brethren, the Aloe Geodudes are not in fact Ground-types at all, but Rock/Electric types, an almost unique combination that is rarely seen elsewhere. Possibly related to the areas high volcanic and seismic activity, this line of Geodudes posseses electric abilities paired with the typical high defense of rock types. Intriguingly, Aloe Golems posseses a strange formation on their backs that function as a natural rail cannon, allowing the Pokemon to fire iron-rich boulders at high speeds by propelling them with it's own magnetic field.

[-Article by {{@/Smiggins}}. See other entries [[ThePokedexExtendedFanonEdition HERE]]-]

[-Article by Smiggins. See other entries [[ThePokedexExtendedFanonEdition HERE]]-]