History Characters / TheKaskadeRegion

* NewAgeRetroHippie: Danfluff and Alfalphalops have a relaxed attitude reminiscent of this, peacefully going with the flow and not worrying about anything. This probably contributes to their slow speed and attack.

* SnakesAreSinister: Averted completely for Therpal, who is a complete nervous wreck scared of getting wet. Downplayed with Aspfault and Tarmendoa - their burrowing can be destructive, but they're still Pokémon that can be tamed and help humans.

One of four Fossil Pokémon native to the Kaskade Region. Both are Psychic/Ice-type and are based on various Pleistocene herbivores. The line is ancestral to both Drowzee and Musharna.

* Telepathy: The Telemac herds communicate through this. Telemac also uses this in battle via its signature move, whispering conflicting commands into the opponent's mind and bewildering it.

* HotBlade: Vaicear can heat up its fangs and claws at will, adding Fire-type power to its attacks.
* PantheraAwesome: Vaicear is based on saber-toothed cats and has a very regal look to it.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: Phisnooz is based on ''phimoia'', a prehistoric elephant. Telemac is based on older reconstructions of ''macrauchenia'', a bizarre animal closely related to the odd-toed ungulates.[[note]]The trunk is considered innacurate by modern reconstructions[/color]

* GentleGiant

* MrsRobinson: [[{{InvokedTrope}} Invoked]] via the double-meaning of the word "cougar". Beadamup is based on montain lions ''and'' older women, and prefers to target younger Pokémon as prey in the wild.

** MammothsMeanIceAge: Grass-type Starters are speculated to be partly inspired by extinct megafauna. Llampas' line is based on ''camelops'', the ice-age ancestor to modern camels, alpacas and llamas.
** EasternZodiac: Fire-type Starters are speculated to be taken from the Chinese Zodiac. Therpal’s line represents the Snake.
** WeaponOfChoice: Water-type Starters are speculated to have design elements of weapons or warrior classes. Burbwhirl’s line eventually becomes a cowboy-inspired whip/lasso wielder.

* UglyCute: {{Invoked}} with Burbwhirl. Lockstin wanted to base it more on actual whirligig beetle larvae, but found them too hideous to reasonably adapt. So he and the artist compromised by making Burbwhirl “so ugly it’s cute” akin to pugs.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: Telemac is based on older reconstructions of macrauchenia, a bizarre Pleistocene animal closely related to the odd-toed ungulates.

* MrsRobinson: {{Invoked}} via the double-meaning of the word "cougar". Beadamup is based on montain lions ''and'' older women, and prefers to target younger Pokémon as prey in the wild.
* PopularWithFurries: Deliberately {{Invoked}}, as the line is the Kaskade Region's equivalent to Pokémon in this vein such as Lucario and Zoroark.

* MrsRobinson: {{Invoked}} - Beadamup is based on mountains lions, or cougars. But Lockstin also applies the other meaning of “cougar” as well, pointing out that wild Beadamup prefer to prey on younger Pokémon,

* MrsRobinson: {{Invoked}} and {{PlayedForLaughs}}, as Lockstin haltingly points out that wild Beadamup prefer to prey on younger Pokémon.

* RecurringElement: All of the Starters share traits with other Starters speculated on by fans:
** MammothsMeanIceAge: Grass-type Starters are thought to be partly inspired by extinct megafauna. Llampas' line is based on ''camelops'', the ice-age ancestor to modern camels, alpacas and llamas.
** EasternZodiac: Fire-type Starters are thought to be taken from the Chinese Zodiac. Therpal is the snake.
** WeaponOfChoice: Water-type Starters are thought to have design elements of weapons or warrior classes. Burbwhirl eventually evolves into a cowboy-inspired whip/lasso wielder.
* SecretArt: This Starter Trio has unique abilities, as part of the Kaskade Region's focus on weather control in battles. Uniquely, each ability counters the weather effects created by the Pokémon they are weak to:
** Llampas and it's evolutions are Droughtproof, rendering them immune to temperature changes and thus protects them from the heatwave caused by Tarnemdoa's Thermal Vortex.
** Therpal's lines are Hydrophobic, making them immune to the effects of rain and hail. This upgrades to Fully Hydrophobic for Tarmendoa, reducing the damage it takes from Water-type attacks such as Vaquamael's Whirlduel.
** Burbwhirl's shares the ability Bubble Helm, making them immune to weather effects that affect air quality, such as the pollen spread by Alfalphalop's Fluff Buff.

The Grass-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on camelids and pampas grass. In keeping with the popular theory of Grass-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on extinct megafauna, the line is inspired by the extinct ''camelops'', the ancestor to modern camels and llamas.

* {{Mayincatec}}: Alfalphalops's hump resembles a South American pyramid, while the leaves on it's head resemble some Aztec and Mayan headdresses.

* NervousWreck: Therpal has a constant expression of worry on its face and freezes if it senses danger. Which it does a lot.
* SignatureMove: Tarmendoa's signature move, Thermal Vortex, makes it spin it's body towards the foe, creating a scorching blast of air that hits multiple foes. It also clears any weather conditions that are wet or cold; or, if there are none, begins a drought.

* AntiVillain: Despite committing crimes, Spoutlaw still feels guilty for doing so. This carries over when it evolves into Vaquamael, which becomes TheAtoner as a result.

* UglyCute: Burbwhirl.

[[folder:Thunderbird]]

* PosthumousCharacter:

[[folder:Leoseance]]

** The entire Burbwhril line has the secondary [[BigCreepyCrawlies Bug-type]]. This reduces its weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.

** WeaponOfChoice: Water-type Starters are thought to have design elements of weapons or warrior classes. Burbwhril eventually evolves into a cowboy-inspired whip user.
* SecretArt: This Starter Trio has unique abilities, as part of the Kaskade Region's focus on weather control in battles. Uniquely, each ability counters the weather effects created by the Pokémon they are weak to:

* EasternZodiac: In keeping with the theory, Therpal and it's evolutions represent the snake in the Chinese Zodiac.

** The entire Burbwhril line has the secondary [[BigCreepyCrawlies Bug-type]]. This reduces its weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.

* SecretArt: This Starter Trio has unique abilities, as part of the Kaskade Region's focus on weather control in battles. Uniquely, each ability counters the weather effects created by the Pokémon they are weak to:

** Aspfault and Tarmendoa both have the secondary [{DishingOutDirt Ground-type]]. This gives them a double-weakness to Water, which is thankfully covered by Tarmendoa's ability.
** The entire Burbwhril line has the secondary [[BigCreepyCrawlies Bug-type]]. This reduces its weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.

* SecretArt: This Starter Trio has unique abilities, as part of the Kaskade Region's focus on weather control in battles. Uniquely, each ability counters the weather effects created by the Pokémon they are weak to:

[[folder:Reccuring Starter Tropes]]

** The entire Burbwhril line has the secondary [[BigCreepyCrawlies Bug-type]]. This reduces its weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.
* ReccuringElement: All of the Starters share traits with other Starters speculated on by fans:

* SecretArt: This Starter Trio has unique abilities, as part of the Kaskade Region's focus on weather control in battles. Uniquely, each ability counters the weather effects created by the Pokémon they are weak to:

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: As per tradition for Starter Pokémon. In regards to their fully-evolved forms:
** Alfalphalops is Grass and Rock-type. This provides extra resistance to Fire-type moves, but adds Fighting and Steel-type weaknesses.
** Tarmendoa is Fire and Ground-type. This gives it a double-weakness to Water, which is thankfully covered by its ability.
** Vaquamael is Water and Bug-type. This reduces its weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.
* TacticalRockPaperScissors: More so than any other set of Starter Pokémon. Due to the increased focus on weather control, their abilities are designed to counter the weather effects caused by the Starter they're traditionally weak to:
** Alfalphalops's Droughtproof renders it immune to the heatwave caused by Tarnemdoa's Thermal Vortex.
** Tarmendoa's Fully Hydrophobic not only renders it immune to the effects of rain and snow, but also reduces the damage taken from Water-type moves such as Vaquamael's Whirlduel.
** Vaquamael's Bubble Helm protects it from changes in air quality, such as the pollen spread by Alfalphalop's Fluff Buff.

[[folder:Llampas, Danfluff and Alfalphalops ]]

* BlindingBangs: Danfluff gains these upon evolving, reminiscent of a stereotypical FrazettaMan due to the prehistoric animal inspiration.
* GreenThumb: As per tradition, the Llampas line takes inspiration from pampas grass and camel grass. Eventually becomes part Rock-type with Alfalphalops.

** Alfalphalops combines "alfalfa" with "camelops", while also including "alpha" in reference to the camelops being the early ancestor of camelids.

* NewAgeRetroHippie: Danfluff and Alfalphalops have a relaxed attitude reminiscent of this, going with the flow and not worrying about anything.

* SecretArt: The line shares the ability Droughtproof, making them immune to weather effects that raise temperatures.

The Fire-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on the western ground snake, roads and vehicle exhaust pipes. In keeping with the popular theory of Fire-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on the EasternZodiac, the Therpal line represents the snake.

* DishingOutDirt: Apfault and Tarmendoa are both part Ground-type.

* PlayingWithFire: As is tradition, the Therpal line is primarily Fire-type, gaining a secondary Ground-type with Aspfault.
* SecretArt: The line shares the ability Hydrophobic, making them immune to the effects of rain and hail, which upgrades to Fully Hydrophobic for Tarmendoa, reducing the damage it takes from Water-type attacks.

The Water-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based primarily on whirligig beetles and cowboys. In keeping with the popular theory of Water-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on weapons or warrior classes, the Burbwhirl line uses whips akin to cowboys and outlaws.

* MakingASplash: As per tradition, the Burbwhirl line is primarily Water-type. They also all share the secondary Bug-type.

* SecretArt: The line shares the ability Bubble Helm, making them immune to weather effects that affect air quality.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Lockstin admits he couldn't decide between the current name or the alternative spelling of "Vaguamael".

* WhipItGood: Spoutlaw and Vaquamael use water bubbles on their hips to create water whips. The latter is so proficient that it can create whirpool lassos to ensnare enemies.

** Alfalphalops is Grass and Rock-type. This provides extra resistance to Fire-type moves, but adds Fighting and Steel-type weakness.
** Tarmendoa is Fire and Ground-type. This gives it a double-weakness to Water, which is thankfully covered by it's ability.
** Vaquamael is Water and Bug-type. This reduces it's weakness to Grass-types, but adds Flying and Rock to the list of weaknesses.

* WhipItGood: Spoutlaw and Vaquamael use water bubbles on their hips to create water whips. The latter is so proficient that it can create whirpool lassoes to ensnare enemies.

The regional early bug Pokemon, based on weevils. All three are Bug/Normal type. Sighlo is a simple grub, who does little with its time other than eat massive amounts of grain, in preparation for its metamorphosis. Cooreds weaves a cocoon of tough cords around its soft body, and has begun to use its thin proboscis as a small trumpet. When it evolves into Buggaesack, it gains an impressively colored pattern on its round, bag-like body, and has gained impressive use of its trumpet snout; it can use it for a variety of sound-based moves, as well as to play reggae and ska music.

* PuppeteerParasite: Can subtly influence the thoughts and actions others with its powerful telepathic abilities. It even has the power to rewrite memories, which it first demonstrates... on ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou Lockstin]]''. [[spoiler:Everyone thinks Orthbolod have been here all along - they actually only recently arrived.]]

An immensely powerful Fire/Psychic lizard. It wields fire like a wizard. In the ancient past, it travelled to the newly-formed Kaskade region, shortly after it was created by Groudon. Taking a liking to the region, it settled in, spreading its heat. His presence brought an eternal summer to the region. After Arctikull arrived, it woke from a long sleep, and began to spread heat again. In the current age, it participates in a constant chase around the region, following Arctikull. Wherever Manadza currently resides, the Kaakade region experiences an artificial summer.

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The other Legendary Pokémon can't stand Wicoot because of it's trickster nature.
* TheTrickster: Demonstrated in it's signature moves. Hoodwink swaps it's special and physical stats, while Hornswoggle sharply lowers an opponent's attack stats by having Wicoot pretend to be helpless.

* GreaterScopeVillain: Seems to be commanding the other Ultra Beasts to ravage Kaskade. [[spoiler:Ultimately averted - it itself was under mind control.]]
* MeaningfulName: It's name is an anagram of Andromeda, referring to the conspiracy theory that the Rapture would begin with the Red Dragon nebula passed through the constellation of Andromeda.

* MeaningfulName: Sighlo is derived from **Sigh** (because it's a rather bored bug who does little with its time) and **Silo** (as it looks like a grain silo and is full of the stuff). Cooreds is derived from **Cocoon** and **Dreads** (as its cords look like dreadlocks, which ties into the reggae inspirations). Finally, Buggaesack is derived from **Bug**, **Reggae**, and **Hackysack**, as it's based on Reggae culture and a hackysack bag.

* TearsOfBlood:

The Grass-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on camelids and pampas grass. In keeping with the popular theory of Grass-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on extinct megafauna, the line is inspired by the extinct ''camelops'', the ancestor to modern camels and llamas.//

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: As per tradition for Starter Pokémon. In regards to their fully-evolved forms:

* TacticalRockPaperScissors: More so than any other set of Starter Pokémon. Due to the increased focus on weather control, their abilities are designed to counter their usual type weaknesses:

The Grass-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on camelids and pampas grass. In keeping with the popular theory of Grass-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on extinct megafauna, the line is inspired by the extinct ''camelops'', the ancestor to modern camels and llamas.//

The Fire-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on the western ground snake, roads and vehicle exhaust pipes. In keeping with the popular theory of Fire-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on the EasternZodiac, the Therpal line represents the snake.

* SnakesAreSinister: Averted completely for Therpal, who is a complete nervous wreck scared of getting wet. Downplayed with Aspfault and Tarmendoa - their burrowing can be destructive, but they're still Pokémon that can be tamed and help humans.

The Water-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based primarily on whirligig beetles and cowboys. In keeping with the popular theory of Water-type Starter Pokémon being partially themed on weapons or warrior classes, the Burbwhirl line uses whips akin to cowboys and outlaws.

The Grass-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based primarily on camelids and pampas grass. The line shares the ability Droughtproof, making them immune to weather effects that raise temperatures.

* SecretArt: Alfalphalop's signature move, Fluff Buff, raises defense and evasiveness and fills the air with fluffy pollen.

The Fire-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based on the western ground snake, roads and vehicle exhaust pipes. The line shares the ability Hydrophobic, making them immune to the effects of rain and hail, which upgrades to Fully Hydrophobic for Tarmendoa, reducing the damage it takes from Water-type attacks.

** Therpal combines "thermal" with "herp", the term referring to herpetiles (reptiles and amphibians together).
** Aspfault is "asphalt", a kind of road covering, with "asp", a term for venemous snakes.

* NervousWreck: Therpal has a constant expression of worry on its face and is said to hate getting wet.
* SecretArt: Tarmendoa's signature move, Thermal Vortex, makes it spin it's body towards the foe, creating a scorching blast of air that hits multiple foes. It also clears any weather conditions that are wet or cold; or, if there are none, begins a drought.

The Water-Type Starter Pokémon of the Kaskade Region. Based primarily on whirligig beetles and cowboys. The line shares the ability Bubble helm, making them immune to weather effects that affect air quality.

** Vaquamael is multi-layered, combining "vaquero", the Spanish for "cowboy", with "aqua" or "agua", meaning "water", and "maelstrom", referring to whirlpools.
* SecretArt: Vaquamael's signature move, Whirlduel, has it conjure a whirlpool to entrap foes, damage them for three to five turns and start a rainstorm.

** Alfalphalops combines "alfalfa" with "camelops" while also including "alpha" in reference to the camelops as the ancestor of all camelids.

* GreenThumb: As per tradition, the Llampas line takes inspiration from pampas grass and camel grass.

** Alfalphalops combines "alfalfa" with "camelops" while also including "alpha", making it an alpha camel of sorts.

* DishingOutDirt: While not strictly Ground-types, the line is said to be tremendously good burrowers, with Tarmendoa creating lava tubes as it tunnels.

* GlassCanon: The Burbwhirl line hits hard with high attack, special attack and speed, but has low HP and defence.

* MightyGlacier: The line's forté is this - not particularly fast, but very defensive and with high HP. This is bolstered by Alfapaphlalops' signature move, Fluff Buff, which raises defence and evasiveness.

* DishingOutDirt: While not strictly Ground-types, the line is said to be tremendously good burrowers, with Tarmendoa creating magma tubes as it tunnels.

* WhipItGood: Spoutlaw and Vaquamael use water bubbles on their hips to create water whips. The latter is so proficient that it can spin them into waterspouts to ensnare enemies, much as a sheriff would lasso an outlaw.

* BlindingBangs:
* EverythingsBetterWithLlamas:
* MightyGlacier:
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter:

* AnimalVehicleHybrid:
* {{Irony}}:
* LavaAddsAwesome:
* NervousWreck:

* BadassMustache:
* {{Cowboy}}:
* SnotBubble:
* WhipItGood:

* EldritchAbomination:
* TheManInFrontOfTheMan:
* PuppeteerParasite:

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs:
* FlamingHair:
* HerbivoresAreFriendly:

* TheFriendNobodyLikes:
* TheTrickster:

* TheDogBitesBack:
* GoodAllAlong:
* GreaterScopeVillain:

[[folder:Kaskadian Golett and Golgre]]

!!Gym Leaders

!!Other Human Characters
[[folder:Lucy]]
* SexySecretary: She's the personal assistant to the Pokemon Champion and quite attractive.

!Pokemon
!!Starter Pokemon
[[folder:Llampas, Danfluff and Alfalphalops ]]
* BlindingBangs:
* EverythingsBetterWithLlamas:
* MightyGlacier:
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter:

[[folder:Therpal, Aspfault and Tarmendoa]]
* AnimalVehicleHybrid:
* {{Irony}}:
* LavaAddsAwesome:
* NervousWreck:

[[folder:Burbwhirl, Spoutlaw and Vaquamael]]
* BadassMustache:
* {{Cowboy}}:
* SnotBubble:
* WhipItGood:

!!Wild Pokemon
[[folder:Specoey and Opakespiel]]
A pair of Normal/Ghost opossum Pokemon. They live near human settlements, and are ''very'' interested in acting and theater. They are so good at playing dead that death itself seems to be fooled, giving them Ghost powers. Some even say that Opakespiel are possessed by the spirit of the character they play.

* AlasPoorYorick: Opakespiel often cradles Specoey in its hand, which looks like the scene from Hamlet, with the skull mask on Specoey.
* MeaningfulName: Specoey combines '''Specter''', '''Spectate''' (what the audience at a theater does), and '''Joey''' (a term for a baby opossum). Opakespiel combines '''Opossum''', '''Opaque''' (meaning they're less ghostly than ghost types that can become fully transparent), and '''Spiel''' (a long speech, often given by a character in a play), and sounds somewhat similar to "Shakespeare", if you drop the "O" (as is often done when talking about opossums)
* PlayingPossum: Fitting for an opossum-based Pokemon. They're so good at it that they actually ''are'' somewhat dead; gaining Ghost abilities.

[[folder:Bloomage]]
A Fire/Grass bird, based on an emu. It uses fiery magic-like attacks, channeled through its bright red leafy plumage.

* MeaningfulName: Its name combines '''Bloom''', '''Plumage''', and '''Mage'''. Fitting for a bird, whose fiery red plumage is made of blooming plants, and can control fire like a wizard.

[[folder:Kaskadian Raticate]]

[[folder:Mercryni]]

[[folder:Sighlo, Cooreds and Buggaesack]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Skuntank]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Exploud]]

[[folder:Nomobjeka]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Excadrill]]

[[folder:Desoray]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Yanma and Yanmage]]

[[folder:Prospector]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Pallosand]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Ambipom]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Crabominable]]

[[folder:Mienflux]]

[[folder:Kleptarak]]

[[folder:Qayagus]]

[[folder:Tamroast]]

[[folder:Kwaile, Quailert and Quailstion]]

[[folder:Vitisquash]]

[[folder:Auditaur and Oxillery]]

[[folder:Mosster]]

[[folder:Guruchi]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Bidoof and Kaskadian Bibarel]]

[[folder:Histameanie]]

[[folder:Rowviar and Sanook]]

[[folder:Obsidious]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Tropius]]

[[folder:Ananot and Ananoop]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Gastly, Kaskadian Haunter and Kaskadian Gengar]]
* SuperSmoke:

[[folder:Kaskadian Bellsprout and Drosabell]]

[[folder:Buwuve, Wasgrowl and Worcane]]
* OurDragonsAreDifferent:

[[folder:Castform and Evolutionary Variants]]

[[folder:Feafurr and Vaicear]]

[[folder:Phisnooz and Telemac]]

[[folder:Macedontus]]

[[folder:Crynorawst]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Driftblim]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Sudowoodo]]

[[folder:Porygon Omega]]
A variant evolution of Porygon-2, designed by the Amaze-All corporation. Designed to be an “official” evolution, as opposed to the hacked Porygon-Z.

[[folder:Botnyack]]

[[folder:Vibat]]

[[folder:Pramblo and Glashulimp]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Bruxish]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Azumarill]]

[[folder:Catteraxe and Catatomb]]

[[folder:Pudet and Woond]]

[[folder:Kituff and Beadamup]]

[[folder:Bearvoyance]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Luxray]]

[[folder:Vendrom]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Conkledurr]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Bunnelby and Kaskadian Diggersby]]

[[folder:Tofrug and Kazakozog]]

[[folder:Rascoom]]

[[folder:Faebrill]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Reuniclus]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Phantump and Kaskadian Trevenant]]

[[folder:Chewmunk and Cheekat]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Dubwool]]

[[folder:Bagoul]]

[[folder:Folleming]]

[[folder:Gneckle and Rabyoose]]

[[folder:Clamtrip]]

[[folder:Jemineye]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Lapras]]

[[folder:Kaskadian Jynx]]

[[folder:Tooburm and Detrarc]]

[[folder:Skideer and Yuleigh]]

[[folder:Drout]]

[[folder:Estoe and Perpetua]]

[[folder:Orbtholod]]
* EldritchAbomination:
* TheManInFrontOfTheMan:
* PuppeteerParasite:

[[folder:Rotom and Evolutionary Variants]]

!!Other Pokemon
[[folder:[[spoiler:Ωrogon]]]]
* RobotMe: Designed by Amaze-All to be a robotic re-creation of the ancient Thunderbird
* MeaningfulName: Its name combines elements from '''Ro'''tom and Pory'''gon'''; the Pokémon used to create and animate the machine. It also includes the Omega letter used in several Amaze-All products, including their new form of Porygon. Additionally, the letter “Omega” literally means “big ‘O’”, and is pronounced as such. So, “ Ωrogon” can be pronounced similarly to “Oregon”; one of the states that inspired the Kaskade region.

!Legendaries
[[folder:Manadza]]
An immensely powerful Fire/Psychic lizard. It wields fire like a wizard. In the ancient past, it travelled to the newly-formed Kaskade region, shortly after it was created by Groudon. Taking a liking to the region, it settled in, spreading its heat. His presence brought an eternal summer to the region. After Arctikull arrived, it woke from a long sleep, and began to spread heat again. In the current age, it participates in a constant chase around the region, following Arctikull. Wherever Manadza currently resides, the Kaakade region experiences an artificial summer.

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs:
* FlamingHair:
* HerbivoresAreFriendly:
* SecretArt: Manadza’s signature Ability is Heat Haze. The first time Manadza is attacked with a physical move, it dodges and counters with an explosion of flames, damaging the foe and filling the arena with smoke and bright sunlight.

[[folder:Arctikull]]
A brutally strong Ice/Dark bear. It spreads a brutal cold wherever it treads, and dons armor made from dense ice. In the ancient past, Arctikull wandered to the Kaskade region, which was locked into an endless summer by Manadza. Arctikull took a liking to the region, and began to spread cold around it, bringing an eternal winter, more to its liking. When Manadza woke up and tried to spread its heat again, Arctikull began to circle the region, undoing whatever Manadza did. This chase continues to this day. Wherever Arctikull resides, Kaskade experiences an artificial winter.

* BearsAreBadNews: Arctikull is a brutal and cruel creature, hence its Dark typing. It cares not for any Pokémon that die from its winter; as long as Arctikull is comfortable.

[[folder:Tamunk]]
Early in the conflict between Manadza and Arctikull, Manadza decided it wanted a servant to assist it. Manadza took a Chewmunk, known for having amazing potential for evolution, and blessed it. The little rodent transformed into Tamunk, a Grass/Fairy emissary of Manadza. It flies ahead of Manadza’s path, using the power of nature to make plants grow, and preparing the region for Manadza’s summer. As such, Tamunk is known as the embodiment of spring.

[[folder:Temunk]]
Shortly after the creation of Tamunk, Arctikull decided it too wanted a servant. It also chose to bless a Chewmunk, transforming it into Temunk, a Grass/Ghost emissary of Artikull. Temunk flies ahead of Arctikull. Using its connection to nature, it spreads a torpor and instinct for death, causing the trees and plants to wither and sleep, in preparation for the harsh winter to follow. Temunk is seen as the embodiment of autumn.

[[folder:Wicoot]]
* TheFriendNobodyLikes:
* TheTrickster:

[[folder:Thunderbird]]
* BigGood:
* PosthumousCharacter:

![[spoiler:Ultra Beasts]]

[[folder:[[spoiler:Orbtholod]]]]

[[folder:Pestilation]]

[[folder:Revylon]]

[[folder:Leoseance]]

[[folder:Lamentu]]