SkarmorySilver

Cranidos (Thaumaturge) "A kind of Cranidos found in open plains and deserts. The colorful dome on its head isn't as sturdy as Sinnohan Cranidos, but it still likes to show it off." "These Cranidos are flightier than their cousins from Sinnoh. If attacked, they startle the aggressor with energy blasts from their heads and then run for their lives." Type: Rock/Fairy Abilities: Magic Guard (Hidden Ability: Synchronize) Stats: 77 HP/69 ATK/40 DEF/77 SP ATK/53 SP DEF/46 SPD = 362 New Moves: Dazzling Gleam, Calm Mind, Power Gem, Psybeam, Nasty Plot, Refracture (special Rock-type Night Daze clone) New TMs: Charm, Agility, Psybeam, Disarming Voice, Hex, Stored Power, Psyshock, Psychic Fangs, Reflect, Light Screen, Imprison, Flash Cannon, Skill Swap, Trick, Aura Sphere, Shadow Ball, Psychic, Encore, Play Rough, Amnesia, Calm Mind, Misty Terrain, Gravity, Poltergeist, Misty Explosion Removed Moves: Headbutt, Endeavor, Take Down, Assurance, Swords Dance, Head Smash Flavor/Design: Also skinnier

Day 27 - Fey/Kaijusaur: Goetiasquama (Greek γοητεία (goetia), "lower magic" + Latin squama, "scale") Height: 1 feet (0.31 meters) Length: 2 feet (0.61 meters) Weight: 4 pounds (1.82 kilograms) Diet: Omnivore Setting: Lost Land, Fantasy, Mythology, Urban, Futuristic Danger Rating: 1/10 Attacks & Abilities: Dazzling sparkle spray, biting and clawing, climbing, gliding As a general rule, the size and ecological niche of a kaijusaur are major influences on its aesthetic, and form follows function even for the most extravagant. Features that evolved for show can still have practical use, such as in defensive intimidation, but only when their owner is big enough; smaller kaijusaurs, being more vulnerable to predators, tend to be more subdued, with their own display structures being generally concealed unless absolute safety is guaranteed. But one of the very smallest kaijusaurs of all appears to be the exception rather than the rule, and in an ironic but fitting twist, the diminutive

Day 20 - Kaijusaur/Giant Spider: Basilania (Greek βασιλεύς basileus, "monarch" + ἠλαίνω ēlainō, "to roam", as in the outdated genus "Megalania") Height: 8.5 feet (2.59 meters) Length: 55 feet (16.76 meters) Weight: 7.5 tons (6.8 metric tons) Diet: Omnivore Setting: Lost Lands, Apocalypse, Fantasy, Horror Danger Rating: 6/10 Attacks & Abilities: Neurotoxic projectile poison, crushing bite, rending claws, venomous spines, all-terrain mobility The desert regions of the Lost Lands are less hospitable to megafauna than other areas where rainfall is more frequent, as there are fewer resources to go around, so more active creatures such as kaijusaurs aren't as common in such places, and any that are tend to be smaller in scale. This doesn't mean there aren't any large-bodied prehistoric beasts to be found in these habitats, however - it's just that they pursue lifestyles that aren't as demanding, though that doesn't make them any less formidable. The most common megafaunal predator of the