Wearing: Markings: Larger than breed standard; has faint spotting on his arms Holding:
Received from Ford Pines (egg) | September 30th, 2018 Hatched on October 7th, 2018 Another ice-type, Shoto couldn't resist the curious Pokemon after he read up on them a bit before contacting Ford for an egg. (They're basically an abominable tree monster...it's kind of great.) Permafrost, while quite large for his breed, isn't all that intimidating. He is very good about lowering himself down and even lying down so he's not towering over others, chattering away at other Pokemon about this and that like teens gossiping over coffee.
Get him into a battle situation though and his competitive streak shows itself and it becomes quite obvious that this Snover isn't just a strange little chatterbox. Permafrost hates to lose and will do everything he can to try and win no matter who his opponent is. He's still got a lot to learn and Shoto intends to work with him on strategies and even team battles but Permafrost has a lot of potential given his drive to be the best.
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❆ Permafrost the Abomasnow
Abomasnow ♂ | Permafrost
OT: Todoroki Shoto
Level: 60
Type:
Egg group: Monster/Grass
Ability: Snow Warning
Nature & Characteristic: Quirky; hates to lose
Moveset: Leer, Powder Snow, Toxic, Swords Dance, Iron Tail, Seed Bomb, Natural Gift, Razor Leaf, Icy Wind, Grass Whistle, Swagger, Mist, Ice Shard, Ingrain, Wood Hammer, Blizzard, Sheer Cold, Rock Smash*, Strength*
Wearing:
Markings: Larger than breed standard; has faint spotting on his arms
Holding:
Received from Ford Pines (egg) | September 30th, 2018
Hatched on October 7th, 2018
Another ice-type, Shoto couldn't resist the curious Pokemon after he read up on them a bit before contacting Ford for an egg. (They're basically an abominable tree monster...it's kind of great.) Permafrost, while quite large for his breed, isn't all that intimidating. He is very good about lowering himself down and even lying down so he's not towering over others, chattering away at other Pokemon about this and that like teens gossiping over coffee.
Get him into a battle situation though and his competitive streak shows itself and it becomes quite obvious that this Snover isn't just a strange little chatterbox. Permafrost hates to lose and will do everything he can to try and win no matter who his opponent is. He's still got a lot to learn and Shoto intends to work with him on strategies and even team battles but Permafrost has a lot of potential given his drive to be the best.