What are the true names for the Paradox Pokemon? (Scarlet Version)

It's always been odd how the Paradox Pokemon introduced in Scarlet and Violet have had simple names consisting of just two words that aptly describe them in rather plain and dry wording. This video will go over some of the ideas to give Paradox Pokemon more traditional names

[@InfernoCoalition]

Sweet Mother of Goose, Jack. I wasn't expecting an explosion of views in just a week so I thank everyone here that watched the video and commented. I've been working on the Violet Paradox Pokemon video and been busy at work (pre-holiday crunch) and never checked back on this video until now. If you see this comment, then the Violet Paradox Pokemon video should be ready to release soon so look forward to that. Once again, thank you to everyone here and if you enjoy Pokemon essay videos, make sure to Subscribe cause I plan to make a lot more of these. - Jason, Inferno Co

[@hansm.henrich2140]

I remember the fake leaked name for Brute Bonnet "Ungaboongus" sounding perfect

[@jerelgayle3625]

I want to find that fake leak names list, some of those names were fire

[@masterballstudios4864]

Me too😅

[@Castersvarog]

I don’t have the tweet itself, but here’s the names and types that leak gave the paradox Mons: #993 Koraidonphan (Ground/Fighting) #994 Bigglyruff (Dragon/Fairy) #995 Mystereavus (Ghost/Fairy) #996 Salanthrope (Dragon/Dark) #997 Stalagneton (Rock/Steel) #998 Ungaboonguss (Rock/Grass) #999 Volcryptid (Bug/Fighting) #1000 Miraidophan (Ground/Electric) #1001 Garowlia (Fairy/Fighting) #1002 Haulbird (Water/Ice) #1003 Mechanitar (Electric/Dark) #1004 Kokadreice (Flying/Dark) #1005 Harissage (Fighting/Psychic) #1006 Gammarona (Poison/Fire)

[@Nehfarius]

@@Castersvarog Okay, Mechanitar is an excellent name.

[@jordyn-vb3cf]

Why wasn’t it ungafoongus

[@smiley6425]

Personally, id name Roaring Moon Malunamence with the prefix "Mal" meaning evil along with a resemblance to the word "malevolence", "luna" meaning moon, and of course "mence" derived from Salamence

[@InfernoCoalition]

That's a good one. Makes extra sense when I remembered the Spanish word for "bad" is "mal", which would be thematic with the region's setting - Jason, Inferno Co.

[@GrimCreeper349]

I personally named mine Malamence

[@hatbros4463]

​@@GrimCreeper349same

[@NeoGraena]

MalevoMence

[@Iamstaringatursearchhistory]

Salviolence

[@moleman3708]

Love these! You could also name Great Tusk after Stegadon, another ancient proboscidean.

[@InfernoCoalition]

This taught me a knew word - Jason, Inferno Co.

[@CorynSilver]

I feel like some of these should sound closer to the original name, like the divergent species. I always called them Donfang, Squigglypuff, Ungumoongus, Misdreamus, Bulkarona, Fragneton, and Salunamence

[@sinitheexcellent3654]

the only one of these i'm on the fence about is mastadonphan, since its a bit of a mouthful. Mismania is a REALLY good name for Flutter Mane

[@Mikescool444]

Someone had already mentioned this, but stegadonphan flows off the tongue better.

[@The_Xtra_ShyGuy]

I named my Great Tusk Donphang

[@oXGoldenHeartXo]

@@The_Xtra_ShyGuy thats pretty cool, especially for a little 1 letter change XD

[@seastriker4437]

I would go with Donmasta. It switches around Mastadon and says that he is the Don and the Masta.

[@afriendlycampfire260]

Mastaphan it is

[@DanielisAwesome52]

Your question about Sandy Shocks brings up an interesting idea, they are called "paradox" Pokemon. Whose to say they are all ancestor Pokemon? What if some of them are what happens when a modern Pokemon gets thrown back in time and has to adapt and evolve to fit the landscape.

[@dakura8115]

The way I understand it is its not like past or future but rather a parallel dimension? Not sure what else to call it. The easiest explanation is the bod lengdarys and cyclazar. They are all the same Pokémon but from different dimensions with factors that make them different, like all Pokémon are dinosaurs in one and the other they are like mass production robots for there world.

[@antoniedekoning9436]

"Brute Bonnet is technically the first centaur Pokemon" Origin form Dialga and Palkia: "Am I a joke to you!?"

[@chronoblue418]

Me: No, your bad comedy

[@antoniedekoning9436]

Dialga, looking at you with a smile as he instantly ages you to dust.

[@sambicious4664]

No arms on em

[@antoniedekoning9436]

@@sambicious4664 He has as much arms as Brute Bonnet has tbh. They both just have round plates for arms

[@joonas394]

Rather than being based on pteranodon, Flutter Mane seems more like to be based on flying heads (Yes, that is the name) which often are potrayed with feathered or leather wings

[@betabee1221]

I've named all my shiny paradoxes some sorta fanon name for them, and i will absolutely be using Terrootsa and Shrieklypuff when i get them since they are better than anything i could come up with. The fact their names are just words makes sense, but its also frustrating. So far, I have; Iron Treads - Tronphan [TRON the movie, TRON (The Realtime Operating Nucleus), and Donphan] Iron Thorns - Mechanitar [Mechanical, Tyranitar, Mecha-Godzilla] Iron Moth - Solarona [Solar, Volcarona, Corona] Iron Hands - Titaniyama [Titanium, Titan, Hariyama] Iron Jugulis - Hydreineon [Hydra, Hydreigon, Neon] Iron Bundle - Delibot [Delibird, Bot] Iron Valiant - Gardellade [Guard, Gardevoir, Gallade] Roaring Moon - Lunamence [Lunar, Lament, Salamence]

[@The_Legendary_Nic]

I called my Roaring Moon Salamalice

[@shaneens1547]

These are all brilliant! I'm gonna call Scream Tail Jigglypounce

[@pokefanmelody]

i prefer gallevoir for iron valiant. rolls off the tongue better. as for roaring moon, i personally like salamenace, but i do think its a bit too similar to salamence

[@primaldiglett8073]

I called my Iron Hands - Hariyarmour

[@dorkenspache8353]

I should say I would expect the names to be a bit different from the original Pokemon's name, since Koraidon and Miraidon are paradoxes of Cyclizar, and their names are very different. Also fun fact, their Paradox Names are Winged King and Iron Serpent, and it is heavily implied their given names are the result of a bootstrap paradox

[@sirensongss]

solcralona still gets the crawl across phonetically but is easier to read

[@InfernoCoalition]

That's a way better spelling. I shan't lie, I needed about 5 takes to finally say Solcrawlona but that spelling somehow makes it a lot easier - Jason, Inferno Co.

[@rhysshirley]

Some names I have for my Paradox mons: Sandy Shocks - Magnarex - from a prehistoric time, like a T-rex also, good name is also Magnedon Scream Tail - Scrigglypuff - “squiggly + puff” Flutter Mane - Misweavus - “weave” to outline the paradox name Slither Wing - Volcrawlna - “crawl” to do with its mannerisms Brute Bonnet - Ungaboongus from a vid ages ago was quite good, close second is Woogamonguss Roaring Moon - Apexamence or Salamenace - “apex” due to being one of the superior Paradoxes, and “menace” retains the Salamence sound while adding dark context Iron Bundle - Deltabird - “delta” keeping a similar sound to “Delibird” while adding a tech theme to the futuristic Mon Iron Moth - Volcalamity - sounds sick, it’s type give me apocalyptic vibes Iron Thorns - Tyraninator - like the Terminator, mech machine Iron Jugulis - Hydrivon - like a hard drive, futuristic techy vibe Iron Valiant (my favourite) - Galliance - keeps the “gal” part of its original third evos Gallade and Gardevoir, “illiance” referring to “alliance” to symbolise its own referring of looking like a fusion of the two, while also referencing “brilliance”, for its grand appearance/strength Hope I can inspire or share these names with some others :))

[@morbius]

these are all really good, I can totally see these being in game! and the Brute Bonnet one was really clever

[@LagunaShirogane]

I caught and called my Sandy Shocks "Magneshock" as it fits the naming of the Magnemite line and the word "shock" not only applies to the fact that its an electric pokemon but also a ground type as well which both typings can use "shock" in different ways. Shock as in aftershocks from an earthquake or shock as in a electrical shock. The name was very fitting and something I came up with on my own when i first caught it and I think it would be an appropriate traditional pokemon name for Sandy Shocks. Of all the paradox pokemon, Sandy Shocks is the one I use the most in my line ups and it's currently on my Pokemon Violet Version.

[@ShizukuMizuchi1]

Greatest part of that name is the magne part of magneshock also lining up with magnitude, like the way earthquakes are measured in magnitude.

[@snarffles5687]

I went ahead and named mine Magneswarf, since the term Swarf is another word used to describe metal shavings, plus it sounds goofy and fits they’re wacky stretch metal legs 🤣

[@pandathug6806]

I named mine magnarock, like ragnarok, end of the world, and since rock is fake ground type lol.

[@Lucas-Omega]

Magenvile makes so much sense, it sounds like “vial” which is something that iron shavings or ferrofluid is put in.

[@ShadowShinobi2012]

I named my Flutter Mane Mismarvelous to reference its fairy typing. I also named my Roaring Moon, Malamence so that it keeps the "amence" part of its name while the Mal is more in reference to Malice, related to his Dark typing.

[@Fiendoh]

i called my shiny sandy shocks magnetribe, i think its a really neat name and it just rolls of a tongue

[@InfernoCoalition]

I named my own Shiny Sandy Shocks "Candy Clocks" - Jason, Inferno Co.

[@ObsidianG]

If I catch a 6IV Scream Tail, I'll definitely nickname is Shrieklypuff.

[@catztail]

That centaur joke is so good

[@coolguy5133]

I'm surprised he didn't make an Amungus joke for Brute Bonnet. Also forgot Walking Wake and the rest of the prehistoric Pardox Legendary cats; Gouging Flame (Entie) and Roaring Thunder (Riaku).

[@HikaruCh.]

Magnevile sounds totally like it was it's real name, amazing, I loved all of them

[@Lucas-Omega]

Magnevile is so cool, I wrote this in another comment but it reminds me of like the word “vial” which is something that like iron shavings or ferrofluid can be put in!

[@georges2842]

I named my Roaring Moon "Salamenace," since it's a dark type Salamence. And, this is just off the top of my head, what about "Humoongus" for Brute Bonnet? That way, we can say there's Humoongus Foongus Amoongus.

[@snarffles5687]

The name I gave my own Sandy Shocks was: “Magneswarf” Swarf, or Chips are another term used to describe shaved metal fillings, plus the Swarf just has a fun sound to it

[@Rose-yx6jq]

Salamenace is my suggestion. I don't know why, it just popped into my head.

[@GeorgeDCowley]

Koraidon, of course, has such a name.

[@egnarts2315]

I called my Roaring Moon "Salaclipse" because it sounds awesome and thanks to its dark typing, it can actually represent an actual eclipse!

[@adawnicusautocon]

I like the sound of Salunar because it sounds simple enough to fit a Pokemon for a name and it's a true and simple cross of both Salamence and Lunar

[@Potato_Bakes]

I actually really like Mismania as its name- really good one! For great tusk i actually tried to avoid using mastadon in the name since so many people were doing that, so i just names mine Tuskhan- idk it sounded nice to me

[@grithbrot9378]

This was a lot of fun! I'd personally like to see the Violet Pokémon

[@BattleBus69]

Bro I am SO using these names for my paradox pokemon!

[@BattleBus69]

Could you also do the new paradox beasts and swords of justice?

[@willabuilder2137]

walking wake, gouging fire, raging bolt: are we jokes too you?

[@Bruhsaurus-Moment]

Screw updated name filteration, if I can't name my Brute Bonnet “Ungaboongus” I'll give it “No SUSiety”!

[@sherlockhomeless4928]

For Roaring Moon I have two names: "Brutalance" (Salamance + Brutal) (Wordplay on its german name "Brutalanda", which in itself is a play on the german word for violence "brutalität" and Salamander) "Salacent" (Salamance + Crescent)

[@ChaoticTeen16]

For the Scarlet Paradoxes, I mostly use the names that MandJTV used for them, with a few exceptions. My name choices are Donfang, Bigglyruff, Thairwoosa, Mistradactyl, Magnefrag, Strolcarona, Lunamence, Raikosaur, Enteratops, and Suiraptor.

[@cobaltprime9467]

A while back MandJTV did the same thing. I like some of yours better but there’s no beating “Bigglyruff” for Scream Tail in my heart.

[@ninjapotatolorf6237]

Absolutely adore the names Mastodonphan, Shrieklypuff, and Mismania. I attempted to rename the paradox mons myself at one point, but those names flow better than the ones i came up with. Donfang (because fangs. Tho ironically, "don" also refers to fang) Jigglyscruff (due to the extra hair) Misbrujas (from "bruja", a spanish word that, nowadays, is synonymous with witches) My other names were: Amoldguss (after the green mold-like stuff growing off Brute Bonnet's mushroom cap) Magnedust (since sand and magnetic filings are pretty similar to a kind of dust) Volcarumble (with the "rumble" referring both a volcano as well as their new Fighting type) Queztalence (after Queztacoatl, the famous dragon-like feathered serpent diety of Mesoamerican mythology)

[@HetaliaAmore]

I too named it Mastodonphan lol. The names I went with for the past forms are: Jigglytuft, Aboongus, Mischievous, Volcavesta, Magnetiron, Dracomance, Basilisk (walking wake), and I don't have Gouging Flame or Raging Bolt yet and I haven't come up with names for them yet. For the future forms I went with: Tronphan, Dellibot, HariROMa, Volcaroid, Hydroidon, Tygigatar, Gardalpha, Verizon (lol Iron leaves), Cobaltion (Iron Crown), and Terra-byte (Iron Boulder).

[@tokujunkie_chuck]

Here are some of my names for the Paradoxes: (INDIGO DISK SPOILERS AHEAD) Great Tusk: Mammophan (Mammoth, as it resembles one with the hair and curling tusks + Donphan) Scream Tail: Jigglyruff (Jigglypuff + Rough + Ruff, like the sound of a dog’s bark, reflecting it’s vocal nature) Slither Wing: Violcorona (Violent, reflecting it’s fighting type + Volcorona) Sandy Shocks: Ferragneton (Ferro- (pertaining to Iron) + Ferocious + Feral + Magneton) Brute Bonnet: Amoonster (Amoongus + Monster) Flutter Mane: Ptereavius (Ptera- (meaning Wing, also connecting to it’s Pterosaur relation,) + Terror + Misdreavius) Roaring Moon: Vilunamence (Violence + Villain + Luna + Salamence) Walking Wake: Tatsuicune (Tatsu (Japanese Water Dragon) + Tatsu (Also japanese for “Standing”) + Suicune) Raging Bolt: Sauraipod (Sauropod + Rai- (Lightning) + Raikou) Gouging Fire: Cerantei (Cerato- (“Horn” and also to connect it’s Ceratopsian appearance) + Entei

[@marche800]

I like Salunar. it’s simple and sweet

[@lizettesteyn7554]

My fav is terrotsa this was a cool vis you earned your self a sub

[@jangotack]

"Mastaphan" gets the point across and rolls off of the tongue better

[@mitchellslaughter2963]

i came up with the name Salamoonce for Roaring Moon a while back. Ungaboonguss fits Brute Bonnet. Koraidonphan for Great Tusk, Mismaneous for Flutter Mane, Magnephile for Sandy Shocks, Volcabrona for Slither Wing, and Gigglyruff for Scream Tail.

[@mickkelley3776]

I like all your names for the Scarlet paradox mons better than anything I came up with - the best I could come up with for them was Mamophan for Great Tusk and Misdruid for Flutter Mane, neither of which are that great (even if Misdruid is admittedly somewhat fun to say).

[@tedscheett9420]

Here's mine, with the new ones in mind, too. Donmasta, the Great Tusk Pokemon. A simple swap of the word Mastodon, with an A at the end to also signify that this is the Master Donphan. Very similar to your idea. Originally, I thought Donmammoth would work, but it was a bit clunky. Ungaboongus, the Brute Bonnet Pokemon. This name was... instinctual. It's pretty much the fan canon name for the Pokemon and I'm inclined to agree. Unga bunga is associated with caveman noises. There's not much to say. Invasuff, the Scream Tail Pokemon. From the word "Invasive" or "Invader" and "Suffer". There was an ingame theory that Pokemon came from outer space, and that is supported though various Pokemon, like Deoxys and Beeheeyem. But if there was a Pokemon from a billion years ago, a time where the world had little land and life was primarily underwater, how could a complex cellular Pokemon like Scream Tail exist? By being an Alien who came to the infant Earth from the stars and became the planet's first Invasive Species. Also explains the Moon Stone evolution. Larvalpha, the Slither Wing Pokemon. I have always seen this Pokemon as more Larvesta than Volcarona, and since it is the ancestor, it gets the honor of the first letter of the Greek alphabet. Magnegroan, the Sandy Shocks Pokemon. Considering that this Pokemon would exist during the Ice Age and when the first humans existed, it was fitting to give it a name associated with Neanderthals: a groan. Magnegrunt wouldn't have worked because it would sound like a lackey, but groan rhymes with zone, like Magnezone, so it clicked a bit better. Misdresaur, the Flutter Mane Pokemon. Pretty simple, Saur as in Dinosaur or Soar as in flying. Salunarex, the Roaring Moon Pokemon. I had originally gone with Salasaurus, but after I saw that you implemented "lunar" with this mon, I had to do it too. This is in reference to the Tyrannosaurus Rex, which might not make total sense since it looks nothing like a T-Rex, but I do like to believe that this Pokemon was an Apex predator for its time as a master of air and land. Plus the name implies this is the Salamander Moon King, which is a pretty badass name. Velocune, the Walking Wake Pokemon. Named after a Velociraptor and the last part of Suicune. It looks very raptor like and runs very fast and even on water. Nuff said. Ancientei, the Gouging Fire Pokemon. Ancient and Entei mixed together. The words meshed too well not to do it. Braikou, the Raging Bolt Pokemon. Brontosaurus overtaken by Raikou. Simple, but effective.

[@wolfhaarth]

I named my Slither wing Larvolca being a mix between larvesta and Volcarona.

[@MajorAce7HasTheP0werT0Win.]

Mastadonphan is the same name I came up with for Great Tusk! What a neat Coincidence! 😁

[@SMASG24]

“Terrotsa Foongus Amoongus” There is a *FUNGUS AMONG US-*

[@xGhostNappa]

Scrimblypuff

[@MartynAndStuff]

Scream Tail- Grizzlypuff Brute Bonnet- Zygonogo (Zygospore+no go) Slither Wing- Primalcarona (Primal+Volcarona) Sandy Shocks- Neandgeton (neanderthal+magneton) Roaring Moon - Salemalice Flutter Make - Misgreivous/Misbruxius (Misdreveus+grevious/Bruxa) Great Tusk- Stomphan (stomp+donphan)

[@joshcarriker6958]

What a creative video! I like Salugnarl the most for roaring moon. Something made me dislike the names for Amoongus and Volcarona's though

[@BlackTAP118]

I nicknamed one of each as I caught them based on their typing, a play on the original counterpart’s name, or something having to do with the past… mostly. Or just puns. Mine were: Great Tusk -> Kronphan Brute Bonnet -> Asoonguss Sandy Shocks -> Terragneton Slither Wing -> Volcaruffa Scream Tail -> Squigglyruff Roaring Moon -> Feralamence Flutter Mane -> MisEVEus Walking Wake -> Suinoone Gouging Fire -> Fuentei Raging Bolt -> Haikou

[@blackheartzerotheundergrou3225]

They're named the way they are because they don't have proper Pokemon names. Of all the people who studied these creatures long enough to even _think_ of giving them proper names, none of them have lived to tell the tale. Plus it's forbidden to even go to Area Zero in the first place, so no one CAN study them. _Catch-22._

[@Maatig]

Cool video! I'd like to suggest some things which might help with other videos 😄 Less loud background audio while you're talking. It makes you easier to hear and it's less distracting. Gameplay of someone using the Pokemon thats being talked about, some anime scenes from the Pokemon or just anything that moves and is about the Pokemon in the background instead of a static image. It helps with viewer retention since it's more fun to look at.

[@InfernoCoalition]

Thanks for the feedback, wish I saw this comment sooner but I made the Violet Paradox Pokemon video almost back-to-back with the Scarlet one so I wasn't able to include these suggestions this time. Future videos should have an improvement with audio and background footage in future videos - Jason, Inferno Co.

[@sevasentinel4146]

I never realized until you pointed it out that Brute Bonnet is quadrapedal

[@steveluvscows2490]

My goofy ahh saw the thumbnail and thought it was Scringlypuff 😂

[@yungmuney5903]

My personal list Great tusk - Koraiphan Scream Tail - Shrieklypuff Brute Bonnet - Ungaboongus Flutter Mane - Misdevious Slither Wing - Strolcarona Sandy Shocks - Magnefrag Roaring Moon - Malamenace

[@thanib7796]

These are so creative. Wish we got them instead of the two word names.

[@EmeraldE0N]

I KNEW the brute bonnet name was gonna be similar to something ive already heard (Therwoosa). Now i dont know if i should stick with ungaboonguss, therwoosa, or go with terrootsa for brute bonnet nicknames

[@blueizclues2697]

Their very straight forward names makes it hard for me to like the paradox mons. This helps

[@nyx2889]

past paradox pokemon names are like translating the greek/latin names we give dinosaurs. great(magna) tusk/tooth(don) magnadon? uhhh serpo(to crawl, i think) ptera(wing), serpotera?

[@Natibe_]

Im trying to come up with my own list from the ideas in this thread and I wasn’t sold on his volcarona, but I think your idea is way better. “Serpoterona” sounds like exactly what I was looking for.

[@phonepup06]

Very clever!

[@angelsartandgaming]

The names I had in mind were Great Tusk - Mammophan. From Mammoth and Donphan. Scream Tail - Scrigglyruff. From Scream, Jigglypuff, and Rough. Brute Bonnet - Ubungoss. I got this from Twitter admittedly. I did not make this one up. Flutter Mane - Pterreavous. From Pterosaur from its Dex entry, Terror, and Misdreavous. Slither Wing - Larvestrong. Larvesta and Strong alluding to its fighting type. I do like yours a lot though. Sandy Shocks - Magnerod. From the same naming conventions as the to Magnemite line and Lightning Rod because of its ground type. And Roaring Moon - Salatzal. This was the name idea for Roaring Moon I've had in my head for a long time when the leaks came out. From Salamence and Quetzalcoatlus. I have names for the Irons as well. Iron Treads - Treadonphan. Just a mix between Iron Treads and Donphan. Iron Bundle - Delidrone. Delibird and drone. Drones have been proposed for delivery use before. Iron Hands - Mekahita. From Mecha (or Meka) and Makuhita. Iron Jugulis - Hadroigon. From Hadron Collider, something that can make black holes, and Hydreigon. Iron Moth - Solarona. Solar Panels and Volcarona. Iron Thorns - Metyranitar. Metal, a play on Mecha Godzilla, and Tyranitar. And Iron Valiant - Galderoid. Gallade, Gardevoir, and Android.

[@anthonyzayne8675]

koraidonphan Korai means past + Donphan Screampuff pun on cream puff also fits with basis (Jigglypuff) Salunamence Salamence + Luna Mismania An homage to the basis (Misdreavus) + Mane Solcorona Sol as in sun Corona in reference to a eclipse Corona & also referring to is basis (Volcarona) I wanted to say Drakorona cuz it’s should be Bug/ Dragon not Bug/ Fighting

[@BottlenoseTheSeaWing]

1:45 “It isn’t so kind and Jiggly” Was the ORIGINAL kind and jiggly!? Jiggly, yes. Kind, NO. The bruh DREW on people’s FACES and SLAPPED everyone into oblivion.

[@SoraDonaldGoofy99]

I wish Roaring Moon was Salamence's true Mega.

[@UrgentForce]

For roaring Moon my friend came up with Lunamence

[@ApolJooce]

the thumbnail with the gaps made me think "Scrigglypuff"

[@shadowthief6471]

You should do another part with the Paradox Legendarys

[@FamiliarlyFrigid]

This is what I named mine (minus Brute Bonnet and Scream Tail): Great Tusk- Mammophan Flutter Mane- Misgrievous Slither Wing- Volcarawl Sandy Shocks- Fragneton Roaring Moon- Salamenace

[@Thewavedemonjackal]

I always called Roaring Moon Salamenace.

[@bugjuicereviews]

Donphancient, Angrypuff, Impossturr, Misgrievous, Brawlcarona, Ferroton, Salamoonce are my personal names. Some are definitely better than others.

[@multivewer]

With the "Mastodonphan" i would probably just leave off the "odon" part because that can still convey the "Mastodon" and "Master" part without it being such a mouthful and make it something like "Mastaphan"

[@goyangi4143]

Great Tusk: Mastodonphan Brute Bonnet: Amoongrim Sandy Shocks: Magnetecton Scream Tail: Jigglyrough Flutter Mane: Misglidus Slither Wing: Volcombata Roaring Moon: Salamacre Walking Wake: Senshicune Raging Bolt: Rekishikou

[@sirmrman1]

I personally went with: Donphang Gigglyruff Ungusbungus Misdevious Bulkarona Rippleton Salestial

[@takatacheroki2624]

For Roaring Moon, how about “Salunarl”? Sal + Luna + (G)narl. Also sounds vaguely like “Snarl”.

[@firby7341]

i would go back to salamances original name flygon (since those names were swapped for whatever reason) and go with something ending in -gon

[@RoseSupreme]

I think a good name for Scream Tail would be Jigglyscruff.

[@wyawarD9677]

i mean. realistically, the more traditionally paradox mons would contain no part of their present counterparts names since koraidon and miraidon derive no part of their name from cyclizar, but eh. still a fun idea, and cool names!

[@TheHammerGuy94]

*SALUMENACE!!!* it's how I interpret "-mence" to be expanded I kept the "Lunar" part

[@JStranger6292]

I called my great tusk ‘Mastophan’

[@DaneDDX]

Personally, I think a better name for Roaring Moon would be Cresalamence, due to its wings resembling the crescent moon.

[@pep1toxanderzlite245]

Yeah, do the true names of violet paradox next please

[@beech5950]

I named my Iron Moth Volcanical (Volcano+Mechanical) and my Iron Valiant Glaiviant (Glaive+Valiant)

[@pleasehelpmeto15beforeista9]

2:57 you have to paus3 really quick at 2:58.5 but the mesage say "yes i did rerecord this message at 1am how could you tell"

[@japethspeaketh7034]

My personal Name for all Paradox Mons Great Tusk: Tongaphan Scream Tail: Jigglybleh (Because Jigglypuff but Vampire, "bleh bleh bleh") Brute Bonnet: Aboongus Flutter Mane: Missavage Sliter Wing: Crawlvolrona Sandy Shock: Ungabungaton Iron Treads: Cyberphan Iron Bundle: Santarobo Iron Hands: Roboyama Iron Jugulis: Hydreicybra Iron Thorn: Cyborgnitar Roaring Moon: Savagemence Iron Valiant: Transgardallade (The 1st Transgender Pokemon) Walking Wake: Suiclunodus Iron Leaves: Cyberzion Gouging Fire: Tricerantei Raging Bolt: Raikousaurus Iron Boulder: Cyberkion Iron Crown: Technocobalt.

[@vicariousvongacy4398]

Think the answer to what they are is in the name, paradox, they themselves exist yet shouldn't. Its likely the machine used to capture them was going to an alternative timeline, not the past from a chronological perspective. They're literally "What If" pokemon who exist in a timeline when they could never have existed in the past, a paradox.

[@porygon5]

I just named my Roaring Moon “Lunala”

[@harutakami1313]

The best name I've ever seen for Brute Bonnet has to be Ungaboongus. Unga-Bunga + Amoongus.

[@magicman1921]

It’s funny I nicknamed my Scream Tail, Screampuff; not too far off of what you’ve nicknamed yours.

[@kamuiuchiha5742]

Roaring Moon = Salamoons Scream Tail = Wildypuff Brute Bonnet = Amussgus Sandy Shocks = Magnesand

[@zinzolin14]

My personal list of names: Donmoth Bigglyruff Ungaboongus Mispterrous Volcrawler Magnedon Salawrex

[@expyros]

You could probably shorten Solcrawlona into Scrawlona, making use of his fighting type, aka the word "brawl", or something akin.

[@InfernoCoalition]

That's actually a good addition - Jason

[@sassafrassanid5718]

What better name for a Fighting-type Volcarona than Swolecarona?

[@caseydewitt6236]

I named my Iron Hands "Hariyamaha" since it's technologically advanced.

[@ultimatedragon356]

I have a few of my own fan-made names for the past paradox Pokemon: Donhemoth (Donphan + Behemoth from biblical mythology, often said to have been in reference to an elephant) Jigglypunk (Jigglypuff + Punk in refrence to the wild hairstyle and loud Punk Rock music) Ungaboongus (Admittedly not my own, but it's too good not to use) Faedreavus (Fae, a common term used for magical creatures + Misdreavus) Volkarate (Volcarona + Karate) Magnetread (Magneton + Tread, as it walks on the ground rather than levitating via magnetism) Sygymenace (Syzygy, another term used for an eclipse (both solar and lunar) + Menace + Salamence) SPOILERS FOR INDIGO DISC DLC Suivenator (Suicune + Venator, a latin word used in many dinosaur names to mean 'Hunter' or 'Predator') Sauraikou (Sauropod, the genus of dinosaurs known for their long necks + Raikou) Einientei (Einiosaurus, a species of Ceratopsian dinosaur + Entei)

[@-THE-CHICKENMAN]

My Roaring moon is named Lunarouge from lunar and rouge

[@torterratortellini6641]

Masdonphan, Bigglyruff, Ungaboongas, Mismancient, Volcaroma, Prototon, Salamenace, Suientrai, Raicuentei, Entraicune.

[@robinthedeliveryboy.8304]

The only name I came up with was for Sandy Shocks, I called Magnetug.

[@matthewpletsch7523]

Mismania is a fire name.