I Created New Pokemon from Real Pokemon Names

[@truegreen7]

“Just to clarify, Sirenhead is not and never was an SCP” - Trevor Henderson

[@nigelwinslow]

Well? Make pokemon out of Trevor Henderson's monsters. You know what they say... Waste not, want not.

[@Toaster6942]

Most people don't realize that all of Trevor Hendersons Monsters are just art made just because. They aren't for any horror game, SCP etc

[@Irish_Enderman]

True

[@XVYQ_EY]

Skorupi's and Drapion's names of coursely comes from polish skorupa (shell) and drapać (to scratch)

[@GiveMeBackMyKidsBenji]

LOL he should do more art, Talking about @Truegreen7

[@parkerhynson3581]

For Charizard, I would go with "Harelock", from hare and warlock. And for Zangoose, maybe "Gaggler", from Gaggle, a group of geese, and Gag, meaning a practical joke.

[@newtbrooks6734]

Bro every dnd fan is gonna come after you for saying a wizard is a warlock Including me ⚔️

[@monke7919]

​@aidanthompson2467 maybe it took 1 level in warlock

[@NokubongaHlengwa-q8e]

​@@person31009Hoplock in my opinion is a better name than Harelock

[@dazzledoodle]

gaggler is so good

[@colvinmarr9675]

I love this idea🤩

[@Abrax404]

This would be a fun concept for a fangame boss character.... You run across a sprite that looks like Red and you're like "Oh hey, its Red, lets fight him." but then you enter the sprite and the character is someone impersonating him, and all of his pokemon are "nicknamed" after Red's team, but they are are completely different pokemon and it uses the nickname instead of the actual name so instead of fire flying charizard you get grass psychic wizard bunny... especially if these replacement mon are the Strong against the pokemon that would normally beat the pokemon they're nicknamed after.

[@table2.0]

That’s hilarious, I love it

[@WevTheGamma]

This character would NEED to have a mimikyu as last pokémon or as an ace, cuz, it fits the theme

[@mertensiam3384]

That would be really amazing

[@algotkristoffersson15]

Pokemon aren’t strong against anything, it’s MOVES that are strong against Pokemon. Pokemon themselves can only be RESISTANT to types, not strong against them.

[@lukabearry1826]

Charizard- Charisma Wizard (Grass/Psychic Wizard Bunny) Venusaur- Venus Dinosaur (Fire/Dragon Planetary Dino) Blastoise- Blasé Toiser (Dark/Normal judgy cat, from blasé (unimpressed) and toiser (to size up or to look up and down at something) Snorlax- Snow Snarl Axe (Ice/Fighting Lumberjack turned into Yeti) Lapras- Lapdog Prase (Grass/Rock Lapdog made of Prase (a green rock)) Pikachu- Pike Achoo (Water/Poison Sneezing Pike fish)

[@nathanzadro6393]

An awesome appropriation of pre-existing Pokémon names to create original Pokémon. What particularly stood out to me was its imaginative and intelligent research that shaped the design of each individual Fakémon. The dedication and careful consideration that went into the creation of each individual subject was unmistakable. I particularly liked the sorcerer rabbit inspired by Charizard. Possible names could be Occulagus (“Occult” and “lagus”, itself derived from the order Lagomorpha, which includes rabbits and hares) or Conejuror (from “coney”, an archaic term for for an adult rabbit derived ultimately from the Latin “cuniculus”, and “conjuror”). Also, the Klawf-inspired giant ground sloth Pokémon looks like a excellent candidate for a Fossil Pokémon in a future fan made region! Another terrific Truegreen7 production. I eagerly await your next instalment. Keep ‘em coming, Ron!

[@legthieff]

The zangoose one could be Jeguus (Jester + Goose)

[@ZidaneKiano]

Wow that was a lot of information.I was just thinking of Harrizard as the anme of the rabbit,a combination of Hare,Carrot,Harry/Hairy,and well Wizard.i guess It's to similar to Charizard

[@epikitee2186]

@@Yahia_kpopStan a lot of channels have a thing where channel members get early access to videos.

[@triccele]

I like Conejour, because it also fits with the Spanish word for rabbit, "conejo".

[@alternativename-18h]

Does anybody else thinks this is ai made?

[@hbudson1248]

A few alternate name ideas: - Sorcerrot (sorcerer + carrot) - Lamporaffe (lamp post + giraffe) - Goonsane (goose + goon + insane, really proud of this one) - Dianemean (diamond + nemean, as in the Nemean Lion. Requires a change in what it's "made of" but it still works with the blue at least somewhat) Surely at least ONE of these can be considered a good idea lol

[@vampirelibrarian777]

DIANEMEAN IS SUCH A GOOD NAME OH MY GOD HELL YEAH

[@anonymousspider8762]

Mantibalt(mantocore and cobalt)

[@butterstamp3767]

maybe stay away from "goon".... the word has started to take on a different meaning 😂

[@HeartAino193]

Merlabbit (Merlin + rabbit) Lanteraffe (lantern + giraffe) Pieroose (pierrot + goose) Slountain (sloth + mountain) Mantislazuli (Manticore + lapis lazuli)

[@bangaroo_]

Dianemean also sounds like "mean" which, if you ask me, fits perfectly for Cobalion.

[@lampdisease]

Klawf could be called Monoloth, from monolith and sloth. I’ve been watching and loving lots of your videos lately- keep it up!

[@MrE_]

Or just Klawth or Clawth. Sounds the same but leans into the sloth

[@TheAnimalFans]

Yeeeeees

[@maverickplays25]

​@@MrE_I don't think you understand the premise one of the main points of the video, to rename them, while you did rename them, it sounds exactly the same as the current name.

[@Nee-heehee]

I think a fitting name for the giraffe ub could be Arglaraffe It’s a combination of Argos (the hundred eyed giant from greek mythology), glare (cause it means both to stare and to shine brightly) and giraffe

[@Luigicat11]

Also has ARG in it, which fits the fact that it's based on a spooky internet horror creature.

[@SnivyDoll]

i love this

[@zeroSEA]

The Giratina looks so cool! We really need more ultra beasts, I just love how unsettling they are. I would love to come across Giratina at night in-game and just get spooked haha

[@MewJoy]

That one was my favorite design.

[@willofthewinds3222]

The false Charizard could be called "Harenchant", as in hare plus enchant, which could not only reference magic but also charming people with your actions The false Giratina could be called "Fluoraffeye", Fluorescent + Giraffe. I'm not too happy with this one. The false Zangoose could be "Brantarte", as in Branta, the black goose genus giving a second reason for Dark, and Commedia dell'arte, where the harlequin originated. The false Klawf could be "Tougherest", which leans into how this Pokemon is tough (tougher in fact) ,references Mount Everest, and also making a joke about resting, something sloths are known for. The false Cobalion could "Manticrust", Manticore plus Crust. Could also be "Manticoba", Manticore plus cobalt.

[@Monkebs45]

I saw someone saying Arglaraffe for Giratina, from Argos the hundred eyed giant, lamp and giraffe.

[@jakariashafin1695]

Why not cobalticore

[@willofthewinds3222]

@@jakariashafin1695 A bit of a mouthful imo

[@ElyseExplosion]

Got a couple names! Wizlop (wizard + lop rabbit) Ruminid (ruminant + cryptid) Honklequin (honk + harlequin) Tundrax (tundra + lax) Azuline (azure + feline + lion) I love the designs, as always. Your eye for what makes a pokemon interesting and accurate is truly spectacular!

[@ZachGrahamVGPiano]

I love the name Honklequin! 😂

[@delibirdite]

The new zangoose can be called Gillysoose from the term "Silly Goose" with the first 2 letters swapped

[@Grrimbark]

This is genius and silly

[@grantarmstrong2968]

This is ingenious, you could even make it gillysuess since it has the same comical feel as a doctor Seuss book.

[@Garanseho]

This is perfect

[@Whos_this_goober]

Perfect. Just. PERFECT.

[@newtbrooks6734]

“Let’s create some Pokémon based on existing Pokémon names! First up: Sharpedo!”

[@milanbeerepoot4260]

samurai warrior inspired pokemon, combining Sharp (both in blade and wit) and the Edo period of Japan

[@newtbrooks6734]

@@milanbeerepoot4260I was thinking of, uh, something else…

[@morthozst-n-rusalye]

His name's Shar, he got banned from the playground.

[@MHSchonberg]

@@newtbrooks6734Oh I get it… Sharpe, Sean Bean’s character from the British TV show of the same name, as a doctor of osteopathic medicine, a DO!

[@Enteringdullsville]

OH SWEET SALTY LORD NO

[@dew-it8744]

Honestly these Pokémon remind me of the “divergent Pokémon” from scarlet and violet (toedcool, wiglett, and poltchagiest). I’d love for you to continue it with other Pokémon

[@dew-it8744]

@@legendly8442 ah my apologies

[@CaptainvonDore]

​@@legendly8442was going to comment that. Basically the regional forms are based on divergent evolution while Wiglet, Toedstool and Poltchageist lines are based on convergent evolution.

[@dragonkidd1644]

The difference is that divergent have a common ancestor while convergent are not related at all

[@dew-it8744]

@@dragonkidd1644 I know, I just made a mistake

[@BranwenOWynter]

Man I'm in love with that lion. This is a such a fun way of reinterpretating Mon too-- half of us pronounced their names wrong as kids anyways and needed the anime for confirmation. Definitely looking forward to more of these.

[@tabeatamm3594]

I love the new Giratina, and the shiny is so pretty

[@h.cschannel]

for your wizard bunny what about Charalot or Charot? taking the suffix of Harot and combining it with Charisma like you originally wanted. it also sounds/looks like Charaltan or someone who is lying about their knowledge and tricking you. it DOES lose the wizard part though.

[@lampdisease]

Charalot sounds kind of like Camelot, which would keep in the fantasy theme :0

[@QuasarBuasarEeveeTheUziFan]

Sorcerabbit could work too

[@Luigicat11]

You mean charlatan?

[@frittfoxx3488]

It also makes both names read like 'Tarot', which is rad

[@LunaBianca1805]

Not good with Pokémon names , but I feel like Lazulion (Lapis Lazuli+Lion) would be nice for the Cobalion one 🥰 I just love how that rolls of the tongue 😁

[@Vivian-eo3qc]

HARD AGREE

[@renae-parfait]

That's fantastic!

[@SpitfiretheCat16]

Consider: LazuLEO. Keeps the the "ee" sound of the i in Lazuli and I think it flows better.

[@ThaT_RarE_ShrubB]

Prevo too

[@herrice3227]

I did a few designs like these a couple of years back! Bulbasaur became a light-bulb dinosaur, Charmander a goose covered in good luck charms and Squirtle became a squid with a sponge afro lol Yours are far better than mine though! Great job, especially Giratina

[@mongeeses7112]

I really loved this vid. It’ll be cool to see more of this idea! I propose sawk becoming a hawk with saw blades; it being a bird is also a wordplay on squawk. I know there’s already Skarmory, but we can ignore that… Also, to be a nerd for a bit, the idea reminds me of DC comics old imprint Tangent Comics. The names of DC characters, teams, and things are completely reimagined. The Flash is a teenage girl with light powers due to being born in space. Nightwing is not a character, but the name of a secret agency. Green lantern is a woman who wields a magical lantern that can raise the dead. It’s all neat stuff that I’d recommend.

[@NottheuserAVeryNormalHuman]

possible other names: 1. Hatrick (emphasis on the ha), from trick, hare, hat, and hat trick 2. Spectiraffe from giraffe, spectre, spectral, and spect 3. Foowle (pronounced kind like foo-wool) from fowl and fool 4. Tecyawnic from tectonic and yawn (because a giant ground sloth has ground in the name, is big like a tectonic plate, and would be lazy. also mountains form when tectonic plates crash together. and it's ice type, ice is cold, cold stuff doesn't have as much activity as warm stuff, and it is proven that coldness is better for helping you fall asleep than warmness. and you're cold when asleep) 5. mineroar from mineral and roar.

[@sharksuperiority9736]

Had some vague ideas for what the potential names could be Cobalion=Roaregia or Pantheregia (From Roar or Panthera and Aqua Regia (means royal water which fits with the blue lion. Plus in alchemy the green lion represented aqua regia, devouring the sun as aqua regia dissolves noble metals like gold and silver) Klawf=Paresscale or Summight (Paresscale is from paresseux, french for sloth and related to the word for lazy, and scale. Scale having a double meaning as both scale as-in size, and as-in scaling the side of a mountain. Summight is self-explanatory) Zangoose=Fowlpiest or Aterfoul (Fowlpiest “Foul Pest” and fowl, also the ‘pie’ mispelling references Pierrot, an archetype from the comedia del arte who was known failing to earn the love of columbina who instead falls for harlequin (the jester). Aterfoul from waterfowl and foul, also sounds sorta like “attagirl” or “attaboy” cuz it encourages chaos) Charizard=Dauctor or Umbelore (Dauctor is from from doctor and Daucus, the generic name of the carrot (Daucus carota sativus). Umbelore is from lore and umbel, an umbel being a flowerhead made of several smaller flowers, like is seen in the flowers of carrots) Some of these are a little overcomplex, but I like names with layers Also the lineart in this video is so pretty, I love the subtle variation in line width throughout

[@Hex_Maniac_Selene]

I suggest the name "Luminant" for UB-Sight. It comes from Luminescent, Ruminant (suborder Giraffes belong to), and Revenant

[@SmashPolyglot]

Using existing Pokémon names to create all-new species?! By the Plates of Arceus, this is one extraordinary concept you've come up with! I never could have imagined something like this, and I have been a Pokéfan almost since its inception! We _definitely_ need more parts to this idea. In fact, let this be the theme topic of your next "Multiple Artists Draw One Pokémon" project and see what other Fakémon artists can think up!! Keep up the stellar work, TrueGreen! 🤩👍

[@justinbrazeal4983]

Ron I love your videos so much! The level of creativity is off the charts. Here are some name possibilities: - Charizard: Harevoiyant from hare and clairvoyant - Giratina: Ossilume from ossicone, illuminate, and loom because it has a foreboding appearance - Zangoose: Brantequin from brantus and harelquin - Klawf: Torpine from torpid and alpine - Cobalion: this one was the hardest. I finally decided on Robalt from robust and cobalt. Thanks for letting us give you suggestions for names!!

[@gizmo835]

My ideas: - Merlapin (Merlin + lapin, french for rabbit) - Glaraffe (glare + giraffe) - Harlequack (harlequin + quack) (Torpine is pretty good) - Manticobalt (manticore + cobalt)

[@funtimephyrex]

Just names I came up with off the bat when learning about these pokemon in order were Wickarrot, Lampiraffe, Jestuse (Jestoose works as well), Kliffaw, and Mantibalt. Not certain if any of these would be the fakemons actual name, but might as well just add them just for the fun of it.

[@Dudfruit]

0:44 Ask and you shall receive! I'd call the Wizard rabbit "Wizzhare" (Wizard + Rizz, which a slang term taken from Charisma + Hare) The girraffe lamp "Pecornea" (Pecora, the infraforder that the Giraffe and Pronghorns belong to + cornea) The goofy goose "Fowlation" (Fowl + Elation) The Ground Sloth "Megrazier" (Megatherium + Glacier + Raze) and Cobalion "Mantibold" (Manticore, because let's face it the tail helps make it look like a manticore + Kobold, which is what the name Cobalt is derived from plus the pokemon is rare based on your lore + Bold)

[@danielh.8473]

I love all of these designs so much. Klawf is adorable and I want 50 of them, and Giratina really speaks to the horror writer part of my brain.

[@zelenpixel]

i like how the names get pronounced differently based on the different etymology the zangoose is really good also

[@Luigiking3]

I remember when I first saw this concept, I liked the idea of somehow linking Ariados and Gyarados. My best idea was the idea of Gemini, songs and “gyar” which is Hungarian for “factory”. A pair of Pokémon that reference the pleasing nature of music and the cruel nature of industrialisation, but always linked. Dos, as in two. Part of a pair.

[@nrnrn999]

I've always wanted a megatherium. I just think they're neat, so the new Klawf is fun for me. As for the name, maybe Behesloth? From Behemoth and Sloth.

[@yeojii_]

Really enjoyed this video!! Decided to try to come up with my own names for these pokemon 1. Arctarrot (Arcane + Carrot + Tarrot) 2. Phalopard (Phos, meaning Light + Halos, the visual effect you see with farsightedness + camelopard, another word for a giraffe) 3. Goocircus (Goose + Circus) 4. Sleeth (Sleet + Sloth) (Gen 1 naming vibes lol) 5. Sapphiroar (Sapphire + Roar)

[@oslidd]

I like Phalopard

[@starriimoon]

I imagine if giratina was in a pokemon game it would move at a lower framerate than other pokemon

[@yourpsychicfriendfredbear]

This is one of my favourite fakemon trends. Giratina’s such a unique idea on the name. Togetic could become like Parasect d if you go “together” and “tick”, include “tic” as in muscle spasm via lymes disease maybe?

[@Hero_of_Comedy]

Here's a thought for the goose fakemon. Call it Gaggoon. Gag as in joke, Gaggle as in a flock of walking geese, and Goon as in a silly person. That giant sloth you made based on the name Klawf could be renamed Sloshy, a mix of Sloth and Slush with an -ie sound at the end to sound like Slushy. Since you made the new Cobalion a Cobalt Manticore, you can call it Manticobalt. All I can think of for the rabbit wizard is Lagomage, as rabbits are part of the Lagomorpha order. And the only idea I can come up with for the ultra beast giraffe is Lightall, referencing how Giraffes are the tallest living land animal.

[@vanlambda9001]

Great work, as always ! Big fan of your Giratina, I love Ultra-Beasts and it hits just right. For the name, I'd suggest "Okirin" -- from Oculus (eye), Occult (for its Ghost typing and enigmatic nature) and Kirin (giraffe) !

[@PJO-HOO-TOA-Fan123]

“What if there was a huge sloth pokemon… that wasn’t Slaking” that had me dying

[@rea4130]

Let me tell you, I almost squealed when I saw this take on Giratina! I’ve been doodling lamppost giraffes in the margins of pages for years, so I’m delighted to finally see someone else’s take on them! I’ve always called them Noodlenecks. :)

[@starblade8719]

Giratina is a FANTASTIC design. I’d go with “Lampardis” a combination of Camelopardis, the genus of giraffe, Lamp, and Tardis since its lamp is inspired by the same era a phone box comes from and it teleports.

[@Rictavio27]

Name suggestions: Charizard: Lagomancer: from Lagomorph and the suffix -mancer. Zangoose: Brantamuse: from Branta, the genus of a Canadian goose, and amuse. Klawf: Theravine: from Megatherium (a type of ground sloth) and ravine.

[@itsvairen334]

This is a lovely idea to get inspiration for new Pokémon. As for new names I've got some fun ideas for them: For "Charizard" I would advocate for Agoracle (taking Lagomorph and Oracle and making it sound like Adorable, not in the sense of being exactly cute but its charisma invoking adoration among its trainers and fellow Pokémon) For "Giratina" I suggest Ossiculous (A mix of Ossicone, the skin covered bumps on a girrafes head and mixing it with Occult due to its ghostly properties, Oculus pertaining to its many eyes, and even Suspicious as if you're barely noticing that its not actually a normal street lamp) "Zangoose" mayhaps "Goofowl" could work? (Goo taking from goose, a goof, but also the goofus bird. A mythical creature from American folklore that flies backwards, builds its nest upside down and even has one pink wing and one black wing just like the Pokémon in question. The -Fowl part is also a pun on both it being a waterfowl but also having the foul temperament of a Dark type) Your "Klawf" feels very "Therrocious" (Taken from the "Therium" in Megatherium, a little bit of the latin name for earth "Terra", Erosion, and Ferocious...an intentional misnomer due to its mighty size being counteracted with its docile attitude) And lastly for "Cobalion" the name "Lazuleor" (From Lapiz Lazuli and a mix of Leo, roar, and emperor. I feel like your description of how it was hunted to near extinction and kings using it for pigments reminds me of the real life Ultramarine which is formed from Lapis Lazuli. Some of the hues you picked for its parts also remind me more of that hue of blue than cobalt but that's probably just me)

[@spiderwithatophat7932]

This is such a good idea !!!hope u make this a series

[@Vivian-eo3qc]

agree i want to see luxray

[@QuarterCentum]

Idea: the Galarian versions of the legendary birds were described as coincidentally having the same names as the Kantonian ones, so do the same things here on a more extreme level! Totally nuts.

[@ethnictendo]

I think Cobalion needs a friend... Not the real one, I mean the Fakemon one. If we do get a part 2, maybe we could give it one in the form of Terrakion? Like Cobalion, Terrakion's name has also been mispronounced to death as "terra-kye-ahn", plus the new one's name can be a portmanteau of "terracotta" and "lion", to make it match the Fakemon Cobalion.

[@flowerfaerie8931]

You never cease to impress me with how well you nail the artstyle of Pokémon with your Fakemon, but holy shit, you also managed to nail the aesthetic of Ultra Beasts too!? Goddamn you’re good.

[@Indubitible_E]

Giratina looks so cool, probably ultra beast if anything. although when you said eye and giraffe i was expecting an eye with its optic nerve as a neck edit: reminds me of something from purgaliminal just more friendly looking

[@The_Great_Butler]

For Harot's evo, Charmelockt, combining "Carrot", "Charisma", "Charm", "Warlock", and "Camelot". For Zangoose, Honcraze, combining "Honk", "Crazy", "Encore", and "Raze". For Giritina, Giroculamp, combining "Giraffe, "Oculous", and "Lamp". For Klawf, Sleipada, combining "Sri Pada" and "Sleep". For Cobalion, Prismigleem, combining "Prismatic" and "Gleam".

[@ThePkmnYPerson]

I misread the title at first and thought you were making Fakemon whose names are just normal human names. I'd like to see you attempt that some time. And I came up with a couple name suggestions while watching the video. Charizard could be Wizzisma and Zangoose could be Crayggler.

[@CubedSausagefromScarparius]

Some of the names are considered names in other languages but perhaps you mean more of a Pokémon species named Zack or Mina Or would they be named like OllieDenvers and GillieWaters

[@ThePkmnYPerson]

@@CubedSausagefromScarparius Yeah, I meant just first names. Like a Pokémon called Robert that steals things and looks like yogurt. Not the best example because of the spelling difference, but it's still something.

[@CubedSausagefromScarparius]

@@ThePkmnYPerson Pokémon often have spelling differences from the actual words they're named after. How about Burt from Bull Yogurt

[@grantarmstrong2968]

For the sloth Pokémon, I feel like you could take megatherium (a type of ancient sloth) and call it a fossil Pokémon, which would work well with the frozen in time aesthetic and rock typing. For example, using the word forgone and megatherium you could make something like forgatherium. There are also other details such as it sounding similar to forage and gather, eluding to its herbivorous nature. I thought this was best fitting as megatherium is also mostly bipedal and spends a great deal of its life standing on its back two lega

[@queintfennec]

why do you keep doing the most banger ideas that need to be done into series XD ? i really need more of this

[@ThatOneMiacid]

3:45 Name it Charismage

[@Kim-ei2cw]

If this was Klawf it would be my favorite Pokemon ever. I LOVE this design so much

[@writeon2593]

Okay, here's my list of alternate names for these guys in order. Charizard : In D&D, charisma and intelligence are shortened to "cha" and "int" respectfully. However, I think dropping the "h" in charisma would be fine as most people see "ch" and think of how it's pronounced in "cheese" and "charred". I think the use of the first part of "carrot" could work as Harrot uses the second part. Caharint is my final answer as it uses the sounds of charisma, hare, intelligence, and even inherent, which its psychic powers may be. Giratina : As much as "omniscient" makes sense as it "sees all" with its many eyes, I thought of something much more fun. The scientific name of the giraffe is "Giraffa camelopardalis" AKA, its species name is a mix of animals that those who discovered it thought it looked like (a camel with leopard spots). What if Pokemon scientists did something similar here? Farigiraf is a no-brainer as it is tall and has dark sections with yellow details, and Lampent also makes sense because of the head, so how about Farigilamp? Other options for existing names to smash together are Umbreon, Huntail, the Elektrik line, and Tadbulb. Zangoose : Almost instantly, Goosance from "goose" and "nuisance". It just makes sense. Klawf : This is definitely inspired by the movie "The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl", but how about Neverest? This Pokemon, although slow, will never stop reaching for a goal until it is complete; it never rests. Other options could be Slothelias, Slothodile, or Slothenyard, with all of these names coming from mountains named after saints, but replacing "saint" with "sloth". Thus, "Mount Saint Elias" becomes Slothelias. Cobalion : I really want to use the word "manticore" here as it both points out its tail and how its front paws are somewhat detached. Manticobalt comes to mind. It's a little simple, but it's the best I can think of.

[@caseygreyson4178]

I think for Charizard, you could’ve given it a wizard hat that looks like/is a carrot

[@kelico8407]

I like Omniparlamp for the Giraffe Giratina. I think using giraffe in the actual name makes it less creepy so a combination of omniscient (all seeing) or omnipotent, the scientific name for giraffe, Giraffa CamelPARdaris and lamp. May I also propose an evolution based on the panopticon style prisons, Panoptidaris? It would carry on the all seeing theme? It can take inspiration from Giratina’s origin form and the eyes become long tendrils? Really leaning into the lovecraftian horror aspect

[@justme14357]

Now thats such a cool Idea! Im very excited to watch this!

[@a.e.3984]

I love your Giratina's design, it's wonderfully creepy and really looks like an Ultra Beast. Personally I'd love if the will-o-wisp and/or spots looked just slightly more like eyes - I wouldn't have instantly gotten "sight" from its design if I didn't know. (Then again streetlamps of course are tied to sight because they help you see... And discovering that the dots are actually all eyes even though it's not immediately apparent is creepy and cool in its own way. So it does work.)

[@Luigicat11]

The concept of this challenge reminds me of Caskoon (a mummy coccoon) and Volcaneon (the Magma-type Eeveelution) from Pokémon Wack, which kinda follow a mix of this and the one letter challenge, and a new challenge altogether (making a Pokémon whose name is _pronounced_ the same way as an existing one).

[@supershmueli]

So, when you said Giratina is a giraffe+eye, I immediately thought of an idea of a giraffe with Oakley’s from 1999-2004, that went over your head (see Jett Jackson). I like what you did but would love to see more Pokémon with obscure glasses.

[@purplepango8866]

I did this once with Bulbasaur - An electric type Ankylosaurus with a lightbulb tail!

[@fairybites]

As someone that plays a bard, I’m kind of obsessed with charizard and now really want a bard/wizard Pokémon

[@Funxboxrox27]

For your wizard rabbit I thought up the name Lepresto a combination of Lepus and Presto

[@SupahTrunks7]

I second this idea. Lepresto sounds both cute and fancy

[@camouflage6311]

Here are some names for these Pokémon - Carrismot (Charisma+Carrot) - UB: Retina/Oculight (Ocular+Light) -Turnduquin (Turn+Duck+Harlequin, Sounds like Turducken) -Avaloth (Avalanche+Sloth) -Zirconion (Zirconium+Lion)

[@camouflage6311]

The turn in Turnduquin is in reference how it can rotate it’s head 360 degrees

[@DragonfireStudios]

new names that i came up with for some of these ‘mons: rabbitrick - rabbit + trick cervusight - cervus (giraffe’s genus) + sight fowlequin - fowl + harlequin

[@UmbraStarWolf]

Giratina freaks me out more than the actual Giratina scene in Platinum

[@mochi651]

If that UB was real it would easily be my favourite, equal parts of weird and awesome, great job.

[@intergalactic92]

I can’t stop laughing at charizard becoming Charisma + Wizard. That is just so funny.

[@cupidhe4rt]

Not sure if you have done this already, but I would love to see you design some pika clones! Like the ones that get introduced each gen

[@EnderMayer]

I love the fact that you gave Harot a split evolution with Charizard and Bunderbuss. can you do more evolutions for Pokémon that you made in the past?

[@JoshTheFlopperAnimates]

Awesome! Always love your art videos and I strive to be more like you!

[@zane2540]

Ever since Sirfetch’d came out I imagined like an alternate version it being called Merfetch’d it’s just basically an evolved form for farfetch’d but to get it you need high special attack. Like it would be so call to have a wizard farfetch’d.

[@antonsten626]

Great video

[@Garanseho]

I know I'm a bit late, but here are my names for each of the Fakemon: Charizard > Warlop ("Warlock" and "Lop" [a bunny]) -- it's a warlock lop. Giratina > Scoposcin ("Scopophobia" [the fear of being watched] and "Scintillant" [flashes of light"] and "skin"] -- its skin is scintillant and causes scopophobia. Zangoose > Honklequin ("Honk" and "Harlequin") -- it's a honking harlequin. Klawf > Mesatheri ("Mesa" [mountain range] and "Megatherium" [extinct species of giant sloth]) -- it's a megatherium that resembles and lives on a snowy mesa. Cobalion > Corebalt ("Manticore" and "Cobalt") -- it's a cobalt manticore.

[@cal-paradigm]

Personally I think you should keep the names the same and not change them, for example what if your new region doesn’t know what a charizard is or a zangoose is because not everyone in the world knows every animal and they happened to name it the same

[@jessica_asakura]

I love the Cobalion, the paws and steel typing could also be due to Cobalt being one of the magnetic material metals as well. Maybe something more to look into if you continue the evo line and refine things.

[@dadjokeness]

Each video that goes by makes me desire a TrueGreen and Drawfee collab all the more. Four artists, one pokemon here..... and Pokemon Based on their back sprites 2

[@dadjokeness]

OR hear me out, pokemon based on SCPs

[@PurgatoryProductions1]

another option could be for a poké-bone game (although ron didn’t do the art for the last one so maybe not)

[@bookemist]

5:00 I appreciate the reference to the TrueGreen Lore

[@thiffio9134]

Yo Ron, what is the creative process behind the stats of your art? I will state outright than I wanted to pursue an unmitigated discussion about battle stats and gameplay. But understanding the creative process behind the numbers takes priority. Would it be okay if you can answer my question? Compliment to the abstract art you created in this video, and I even had a good old belly laugh at Giraffe retina! 😆

[@zoharr.b.s3757]

For Giratina, maybe Talliminal? From, obviously, tall and liminal (as in liminal spaces, which quite matches the fakemon's vibe).

[@timwoods2852]

These are all very good! For Charizard: I thought of the names Hareisma or Wizhared. The design flows nice, has a nice silhouette, and the beard and eyebrows are just the right amount of bushy. The carrot staff looks a little artificial, though. For Giratina: Seezuraffe. Sees, seizure, and giraffe. I love how simple yet perfectly spooky this thing is! I can just hear it creaking and groaning as it galumphs around. If you wanted to, you could put two or three eyes on its back haunches. That way its eyes don't just end at the neck, and it's a spooky surprise for after you catch it and see its back end for the first time. For Zangoose: Gagglaugh. Gaggle being a group of geese and laugh. Or, Honkquin. A combination of honking and harlequin. This thing also gives me the creeps, but in a different way. I definitely don't trust this thing, but its intriguing as well. Definitely a mischief maker. For Klawf: Glacioth. Glacier which I think it's arms resemble, and sloth. Or Inburgtia. A combination of burg meaning mountain (and of course icebergs,) and inertia meaning to be inactive or unchanged, since it's a sloth from ancient times. For Cobalion: Vanadomain: From Vanadium, a rare blue-ish metal used for dyes, and domain as this Pokemon is protective and untrusting, keeping to and protecting its territory, aslo dominate as lions are the kings of beasts. If this is the third stage of an evolutionary line, I'd suggest giving it a little more detail, like a train of fur~metal coming down its back. I really like the segmented limbs and manticore theme of its tail.

[@lu1051]

The charizard pokemon could be named "Charismagic" from charismatic and Magic

[@TGrumm]

Couple options, some im proud of others are just attempts: Charizard -> Sorceharer (Sorcerer + hare) Giratina -> Sightgeist (Sight + geist as in spirit, sounds like zeitgeist) Zangoose -> Honklequin (Honk, as in the goose honk + Harlequin), Gooster (Goose + Jester). Mishonk (Mischief + Honk, sounds close-ish to mishap which you could describe running into one of these as) Klawf -> Hypotherium (Hypothermia + Megatherium, a genus of extinct ground sloths) Cobalion -> Mineracore (Mineral + Manticore), Mantiquarr (Manticore + quarry)

[@montyeggman3075]

For the Cobalion-inspires one, I would call it, "Sappride", a combination of sapphire and pride.

[@ASCENSiON_]

4:15 I've been wanting this for such a long time, and I'm glad you finally did one. PLEASE make some more Ultra Beasts! It would be a great video on its own, and even better as a potential idea for a 4 artists video!

[@federicomerlin4312]

Funny idea: "Giratina", if you read it in Italian, it means "flip". Imagine Giratina having some flip-themed ability.

[@bobbyjon1614]

This is one of the funniest challenges I've seen you do. Having these wellmade creative pokemon with just ripped names is killing me

[@liamfitzgerald1400]

Awesome designs!! Name suggestions that I could think of (some of them better than others lol): Charizard - Magomorph (Magus/Mage + lagomorph Giratina - Reticlume (Giraffa reticulata + reticle + lumen) Zangoose - Foowlish (Fowl + foolish) Klawf - Megiath (Megatherium + Goliath) Cobalion - Martikyaen (Martichora + kyaenos)

[@rogierownage]

Loved this video. The different interpretations of the names are super funny!

[@doctorstrange9202]

This video was awesome. I’ve been seeing some fakemon with this idea of reimagining the names of existing pokemon and thought it was such a cool idea. Glad you joined in

[@lordofninjas1]

I don't have a name for all of them, but I did come up with names for a couple of them while watching the video. For the Zangoose one, I was thinking something like Goosey or Goosilly, from Goose and Silly and also the term Silly Goose. For the Cobalion one, while I understand it's not necessarily the same thing, I was thinking something like Lazuleo from Lapis Lazuli and Leo. Interesting concept for a video, I'd be interested in seeing what else you come up with.

[@reT-seJ]

4:15 WHAT DID HE SAY???? Mixing up trevor henderson monsters with scp's is a crime

[@dittomaster2141]

I know you had to scroll past the pinned comment to type this. So why did you still do it?

[@reT-seJ]

@@dittomaster2141 because he didn't cut it out

[@Noah49295]

"Now what the heck would a giraffe with eyes look like?" - Ron Truegreen7, 2023

[@gizmo835]

I knew Giratina was going to be a giraffe. I like how Charizard is now a "charismatic wizard", and Zangoose is now a "zany goose". Also, i have a few more ideas for re-interpreting Pokemon names: - Yungoos (Young goose) - Mantyke (Manticore tyke, could be a pre-evo to your Cobalion) - Delibird (delicate bird) - Weedle (Weed needle - it could be based on a plant wth thorns) - Seel (seeing eel) - Oddish (odd fish) - Dreepy (droopy + sleepy)

[@rafilosofo]

3:54 I found it odd that "girasol" is a kind of opal. I'm Brazilian, and in portuguese "girassol" is the name of "sunflower". It means literally "sun spinning" (gira = spin), cause of it turning to the sun. So I would make a platinum sunflower with the types grass / steel.

[@Mickey19286]

1. BunWiz (Bunny Wizard) 2. Gilectric (Giraffe Electric) 3. Zoose (Zany Goose 4. Molth (Mountain Sloth) 5. Dion (Dimond Lion)

[@peripatches]

All of these designs are very fun and clever with the existing name concept! My favorite has to be the sloth Klawf. The way you layered all of the parts and posed the pokemon really does make it look like your staring up at a snowy mountain 😄

[@someoneindeed]

This is an incredible concept, the art/designs are extra good this video

[@brianweber4170]

Charizard = Sorcehare (Sorceror + hare) Giratina = Ungulamp (Ungulate + lamp) Zangoose = Gaglown (gaggle + clown) Klawf = Tectathra (tectonic + Xenathra) Cobalion = Cobapex (Cobalt + apex) These are my best attempts for names for your Fakemon

[@XVYQ_EY]

Skorupi's and Drapion's names of coursely comes from polish skorupa (shell) and drapać (to scratch) Scyther could be based on Grim Reaper.

[@jenniferdaly6819]

For the rabbit Pokémon, how about the name Harisma. It combines the first part of its pre-evolution name Harot and the word charisma, since it is the Pokémon of charisma.

[@utsavbajracharya1521]

Charizard --> Harlock (from Harrot and warlock, also a reference to Captain Harlock) Giratina --> Lumilinger (from luminate and linger) Klawf --> Slwafth (just a combination of sloth and klawf tbh) Cobalion --> Erythroar (from Erythrite, a mineral containing Cobalt and roar)