ANEMOSEA, the Sea Anemone Pokémon. Thriving on the ocean floor, ANEMOSEA's bright colors easily catch the attention of others. ANEMOSEA fires its POISON STING to immobilize its prey before it SWALLOWs it, whole. It is able to regrow any part of its body, that cutting it in half may even produce two separate ANEMOSEAs.

Name Origin: ANEMOnE and SEA, from sea anemone [similar naming pattern as 'Horsea' coming from sea horse]
Type: Water / Poison
Ability: Suction Cups or Poison Point or Storm Drain^PDW
Evolution: None
Moves Learned: Hydro Pump, Wring Out, Poison Jab, AncientPower, the Stockpile-Spit Up-Swallow move trio learned all at the same time, Gastro Acid, Pin Missile, Amnesia, Recover, BubbleBeam, Toxic Spikes, Acid, and starting moves Poison Sting, Constrict, and Spikes

Base Stats:
HP: 71
ATK: 71
DEF: 92
SP ATK: 71
SP DEF: 102
SPD: 23
TOTAL: 430


For a very critical reason, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all future ers and ers of my works.

From one non-evolving Fakemon to another, I give you my Sea Anemone Fakemon, Anemosea!

Ok, pardon my week-long absence yet again, but my priority is to find a job so I've ben going from one interview to another. But that aside, here's Anemosea, another Water-typed Fakemon representing real-world sea anemones. And its Poison typing comes from the stinging sea anemone variety. Its design is heavily influenced by this specific variety . You could say that my Anemosea here is a combination of Lileep/Cradily [with the Abilities Suction Cups and Storm Drain via Dream World], Qwilfish [with the remaining Ability, Poison Point], Tentacool/Tentacruel, and Corsola, and I cannot blame you for that.

Anemosea's stats were rather easy to assign, given its anatomy bearing great resemblance to Lileep and Cradily. Basically, Anemosea's 23 Speed is taken from Lileep. Anemosea's 92 Defense and 102 Special Defense are each five points less than Cradily's 97 and 107, respectively. In a similar manner, Anemosea's 71 each in Attack and Special Attack is 10 points less than Cradily's 81 on both offensive stats. And finally, Anemosea's 71 HP is 15 points less than Cradily's 86. All in all, however, Anemosea's stats add up to a total of 430, which is similar to the non-evolving canon Water/Poison-type Qwilfish. Cool, huh?

Move-wise, Anemosea has quite a limited selection from repetitive references: Tentacruel's Hydro Pump, Wring Out, Poison Jab [also from Qwilfish], BubbleBeam [also from Corsola], Toxic Spikes, Acid [also from Cradily], and starting moves Poison Sting [again, from Qwilfish, too] and Constrict [again, from Cradily, too]; Cradily's AncientPower [also from Corsola], Stockpile-Spit Up-Swallow trio of moves [inspired by Qwilfish, too, except for Swallow], Gastro Acid, and Amnesia; Qwilfish's Pin Missile and starting move Spikes; and finally, Corsola's Recover. With these moves and defensive stats, Anemosea can play Lead and Wall with Spikes-Toxic Spikes and Recover, plus at least a damaging move. Yeah, that's quite it for my Sea Anemone Fakemon.

By the way, doesn't Anemosea's upper body parts look like a boxing glove to you?

Anemosea is mine!
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