History FanonPokedex / Turtwig

Turtwig is a small, green turtle like Pokémon with a hooked jaw reminiscent of a snapping turtle, a seedling growing on its back, and an earthen shell. Grotle is turtle-like as well, but it is larger, has yellow feet, shell, and lower jaw. It also has two bushes growing on either side of its body. Torterra is reminiscent of an ankylosaur, with spikes protruding from its head. It also has a shell covered with mini-mountains and a small tree.

All members of the Turtwig line are found in forests near clean lakes, as they dry out very quickly. This is especially true for Turtwig, as they must have a regular supply of clean water

Members of the Turtwig family gain most of their sustenance from photosynthesis, though they will eat berries.

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Turtwig is a small, green turtle like Pokemon with a hooked jaw reminiscent of a snapping turtle, a seedling growing on its back, and an earthen shell. Grotle is turtle-like as well, but it is larger, has yellow feet, shell, and lower jaw. It also has two bushes growing on either side of its body. Torterra is reminiscent of an ankylosaur, with spikes protruding from its head. It also has a shell covered with mini-mountains and a small tree.

Grotle grow nuts on their bushes, similar to Tropius growing Nanab berries to rid itself of excess nutrients, which attract small Pokemon like Starly and Ratatta. These Pokemon not only eat the berries, but also help the Grotle by eating parasites.

Torterra also grow fruits on their backs, which also attract Pokemon, some of which make their home on its back and can spend their whole lives there. They are also exceptionally long lived, with the oldest specimens living to 100 and beyond. Torterra that have reached this ripe old age have rounded mountains completely covered in moss.

Members of the Turtwig line are generally docile, making them good for children. However, similar to Totodile, Turtwig will bite what they like, including their trainer's head, though with time they will just latch on. Grotle grow out of this habit, though it wouldn't be wise to startle one. Torterra are ridiculously docile, as many trainers would tell you. However, you should never get between it and its Turtwig brood, or when it's mating, as they are not a Pokemon to cross. Their jaws are capable of snapping a limb off like you'd bite apart a pretzel, and they can learn powerful Grass and Ground type moves such as Earthquake, Seed Bomb, and Leaf Storm.

While the eggs are incubating, the mother guards them against any intruders. Only the Pokemon that live on her back, or her trainer, if domesticated, can approach her. After two weeks, the eggs hatch and the Turtwig are dug out by their mother, who is alerted by cries the hatchlings make as they break through their eggshells. The mother then takes the hatchlings over to the lake for their first drink, as Turtwig's need time to build up their earthen shells.

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Members of the Turtwig line are generally docile, making them good for children. However, similar to Totodile, Turtwig will bite what they like, including their trainer's head, though with time they will just latch on. Grotle grow out of this habit, though it wouldn't be wise to startle one. Torterra are ridiculously docile, as many trainers would tell you. However, you should never get between it and its Turtwig brood, or when its mating, as they are not a Pokemon to cross. Their jaws are capable of snapping a limb off like you'd bite apart a pretzel.

After leaving their mother, Turtwig live solitary lives, only coming together when drinking water. Grotle are either solitary or live in small groups of about three to five. Torterra live in large herds, so huge that they can at times be mistaken for a forest, which is also true for Exeggutor, as both Pokemon are known as "walking forests".

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