History FanonPokedex / Slakoth

Do note that Slaking's enormous body, coupled with its excessive amounts of power, requires an immense amount of energy to regulate, and produces extreme exothermic heat after a small amount of movement. The resting period in between turns is actually Slaking attempting to cool down its body temperature before launching another attack. While it is possible to induce a Slaking to intensify its offensive and defensive efforts with a technique such as Skill Swap (albeit only in a Double or Triple battle), excessive use of such tactics may result in fatal overheating.

Vigoroth are usually around five feet tall, white-furred beasts with an odd red crest on its black face, with a similarly colored mark on its paw. Its claws are now black, and have become even more murderously sharp than as a Slakoth. These are used to fight off competition for mates. Unlike Slakoth and Slaking, Vigoroth are among the most active and energetic Pokemon in existence. They do not sleep, having spent their entire existence thus far in a sort of suspended animation as a Slakoth. In the wild, the Vigoroth stage of development rarely lasts more than a few months.

Slaking are six-foot-long (as we cannot declare a creature that rarely stands to be "tall") tan-colored behemoths. Their paws are now five-fingered, with claws that are slightly less sharp than Vigoroth's, and will be used for self-grooming more often than combat. They have outgrown their energetic Vigoroth state and have once again become lazy; they barely move, except to find food (usually a few steps away, at most) or to battle. They are the strongest species of Pokemon other than the legendaries, which is only offset by its fortunately lazy and docile behavior.

Slakoth and its line live in huge colonies of up to 100 or more. Slakoth are raised by their mothers for the first few days, until they learn to find food for themselves. Other than sitting around and waiting for evolution, they do not do much except await sexual maturity. Once a Vigoroth evolves into Slaking, it guards the rest of the brood. Slaking often engage intruders in "Triple Battles," attacking and defending in turns against one foe. Vigoroth that are not mating will occasionally join the roster for guard duty. However, in the event that a large group of carnivorous Pokemon finds the colony, the Slaking will [[YouShallNotPass form a barrier with their bodies]] and [[LetsGetDangerous stand to full height and attack with everything they have until overwhelmed]] so that the Vigoroth can carry off as many Slakoth as they can to safety. In such cases, the "mating season" is extended and they start a colony all over again.

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The obvious danger here is the claws. Vigoroth's speed can be tear apart enemies in moments. And slow as Slakoth and Slaking may be, they know how to use those claws when threatened.

Vigoroth are usually around five feet tall, white-furred beasts with an odd red crest on its black face, with a similarly colored mark on its paw. Its claws are now black, and have become even more murderously sharp than as a Slakoth. These are used to fight off competition for mates. Unlike Slakoth and Slaking, Vigoroth are among the most active and energetic Pokemon in existence. They do not sleep, having spent their entire existence thus far in a sort of suspended animation as a Slakoth. in the wild, the Vigoroth stage of development rarely lasts more than a few months.

* Slakoth [287]
* Vigoroth [288]
* Slaking [289]

Vigoroth are usually around five feet tall, white-furred beasts with an odd red crest on its black face, with a similarly colored mark on its paw. Its claws are now black, and become even more murderously sharp than as a Slakoth. These are used to fight off competition for mates. Unlike Slakoth and Slaking, Vigoroth are among the most active and energetic in existence. They do not sleep having spent their entire existence thus far in a sort of suspended animation as a Slakoth. in the wild, the Vigoroth stage of development rarely lasts more than a few months.

Slaking are six-foot-long (as we cannot declare a creature that rarely stands to be "tall") Tan-colored behemoths. Their paws are now five-fingered, with claws that are slightly less sharp than Vigoroth's, and will be used for self-grooming more often than combat. They have outgrown their energetic Vigoroth state and have once again become lazy and barely move, except to find food (usually a few steps away, at most) or to battle. They are the strongest species of Pokemon other than the legendaries, which is only offset by its fortunately lazy and docile behavior.

Although technically an omnivore, the Slakoth line has preferences to food supplementation. Slakoth and Slaking are far too lazy to bother chasing after wild prey, and instead prefer the comfort of reaching out to a nearby food source, most often plants. Whereas Vigoroth will consume practically anything edible due to its high metabolism and constant movement, as such it prefers live prey or foods high in lipids and sugars.

Slaking, while docile, are the strongest Non-Legendary Pokemon as of current. It is highly recommended that you do not provoke it by attempting to catch one in the wild or attempt to attack it or its colony unless your team is extremely experienced. Slaking's arms can be used as a makeshift hammer and are capable of leaving craters to the ground, it possess absurdly high endurance, strength, reflexes and despite its appearance, is very, very fast. In a situation where you are faced with multiple Slaking, it is best to utilize a Pokedoll.

Females are polyestrous: They can become pregnant and bear children for as many as seven males at once; gestation only lasts about two to three weeks, due to their high rate of metabolism. After a few days of rearing their young, they go back into the mating business. Male Slaking no longer mate, but a Male Vigoroth may be so inclined to mate with a female Slaking if there are not enough other Vigoroth around. In such a case, gestation lasts up to three months, after which time the baby Slakoth are given to a Vigoroth to care for.

Slakoth and its line live in huge colonies of up to 100 or more. Slakoth are raised by their mothers for the first few days, until they learn to find food for themselves. Other than sitting around and waiting for evolution, they do not do much except await sexual maturity. Once a Vigoroth evolves into Slaking, It guards the rest of the brood. Slaking often engage intruders in "Triple Battles," attacking and defending in turns against one foe. Vigoroth that are not mating will occasionally join the roster for guard duty. However, in the event that a large group of carnivorous Pokemon finds the colony, The Slaking will [[YouShallNotPass form a barrier with their bodies]] and [[LetsGetDangerous stand to full height and attack with everything they have until overwhelmed]] so that the Vigoroth can carry off as many Slakoth as they can to safety. In such cases the "mating season" is extended and they start a colony all over again.

Do note that Slaking's enormous body coupled with its excessive amounts of power requires an immense amount of energy to regulate, and produces extreme exothermic heat after a small amount of movement. The resting period in between turns is actually Slaking attempting to cool down its body temperature before launching another attack.

Slakoth is a tan- colored creature with brown stripes and rings around its eyes. Its paws, both the front and back, end in long, sharp claws. It is notable for being among the laziest creatures in existence; on the miraculous occasion you'd find one standing upright, it would measure anywhere between two and three feet tall.

The obvious danger here is the claws. Vigoroth's speed can be tear apart enemies in moments. And slow as Slakoth and Slaking may be, they know how to use those claws when threatened. Other than that... If a Slaking chooses to sit on you, you might as well get used to it for the next seven hours or so. You deserve it for not moving out of the way. Thankfully, Slaking rarely weigh more than 250 pounds.

Vigoroth are usually around five feet tall, white-furred beasts with an odd red crest on its black face, with a similarly colored mark on its paw. Its claws are now black, and become even more murderously sharp than as a Slakoth. These are used to fight off competition for mates. Unlike Slakoth and Slaking, Vigoroth are among the most active and energetic in existence. They do not sleep having spent their entire extstence thus far in a sort of suspended animation as a Slakoth. in the wild, the Vigoroth stage of development rarely lasts more than a few months.

Slaking are six-foot-long (as we cannot declare a creature that rarely stands to be "tall") Tan-colored behemoths. Their paws are now five-fingered, with claws that are slightly less sharp than Vigoroth's, and will be used for self-grooming more often than combat. They have outgrown their energetic Vigoroth state and have once again become lazy and barely move, except to find food (usually a few steps away, at most) or to battle. They are the strongest species of Pokemon other than the legendaries, which is only offset by it's fortunately lazy and docile behavior.

The Slakoth line lives in forests, where Food can be found in abundance lying on the ground. Some can be found among Bamboo or Coconut forests in tropical climes.

Although technically an omnivore, the Slakoth line has preferences to food supplementation. Slakoth and Slaking are far too lazy to bother chasing after wilf prey, and instead prefer the comfort of reach out to a nearby food source, most often plants. Whereas Vigoroth will consume practically anything edible due to it's high metabolism and constant movement, as such it prefers live prey or foodshigh in lipids and sugars.

Slaking, while docile, are the strongest Non-Legendary Pokemon as of current. It is highly recommended that you do not provoke it by attempting to catch one in the wild or attempt to attack it or it's colony unless your team is extremely experienced. Slaking's arms can be used as a makeshift hammer and are capable of leaving craters to the ground, it possess absurdly high endurance, strength, reflexes and despite it's appearance, is very, very fast. In a situation where you are faced with multiple Slaking, it is best to utilize a Pokedoll.

Do note that Slaking's enormous body coupled with it's excessive amounts of power requires an immense amount of energy to regulate, and produces extreme exothermic heat after a small amount of movement. The resting period in between turns is actually Slaking attempting to cool down it's body temperature before launching another attack.

Do note that Slaking's enormous body coupled with it's excessive amounts of power requires an immense amount of energy to regulate, and produces extreme exothermic heat after a small amount of movement. The resting period in between turns is actually Slaking attempting to cool down it's boy temperature before launching another attack.

Slakoth are docile enough to be recommended for use by first-time trainers. They are obedient and good-natured, posing no threat unless they themselves feel threatened or abused. Slakoth that are trained well enough show less lethargy than in the wild; still, they tend to need constant rest, even in battle. Furthermore, the exercise Slakoth get in Pokemon Battles has shown to decrease the excitable nature of the Vigoroth stage by a considerable degree. However, it is suggested that Trainers neuter their Vigoroth soon after evolution to prevent them from getting ''too'' excited during or after a battle. A properly trained Slaking is a loyal, lifelong companion. They are most protective of their trainers, and in battle, they will fight to the brink of exhaustion.

The obvious danger here is the claws. Vigoroth's speed can be tear apart enemies in moments. And slow as Slakoth and Slaking may be, they know how to use those claws when threatened. Other than that... If a Slaking chooses to sit on you, you might as well get used to it for the next seven hours or so. You deserve it for not moving out of the way. Thankfully, Slaking rarely weigh more than 250 pounds.

Slaking are six-foot-long (as we cannot declare a creature that rarely stands to be "tall") Tan-colored behemoths. Their paws are now five-fingered, with claws that are slightly less sharp than Vigoroth's, and will be used for self-grooming more often than combat. They have outgrown their energetic Vigoroth state and have once again become lazy and barely move, except to find food (usually a few steps away, at most) or to battle.

The Slakoth line lives in forests, where Food can be found in abundance lying on the ground. Some can be found among Bamboo or Coconut forests in tropical climes.''

''Slakoth and Slaking strictly herbivorous; they can't be bothered to chase down food. Vigoroth, on the other hand, are almost strictly carnivorous; they get bored with picking food from the trees.