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Sandslash

Our research for Sandslash was a bit surprising, because when it comes to inter-species relationships, they appeared to lean slightly towards submissiveness. However, prolonged examination lead to the conclusion that they actually tend to be incredibly considerate about the spikes on their back, and let other species work their way around them in the process of mating. This was a g...

Alolan Sandshrew!~

Alolan Sandshrew are an interesting case, seeing how they developed from a mostly arid climate to a near-arctic environment. They still retain their core's heat, but their outsides are amazingly insulated to be coated in ice. The easiest way to both protect themselves and retain heat is keeping their front sides pressed against the ground or another creature. When our researchers i...

Sandshrew

For Sandshrew, surprisingly, there wasn't as much dirt or dust involved as our researchers were expecting. Their smooth scales and soft skin actually self maintain to a surprising degree, and feel lovely to the touch, according to the ones who've had intimate experience. When it comes to actually breeding, it's easy to tell which of the subjects have more experience burrowing into ...

Alolan Raichu!~

 Raichu that have changed to suit Alola also had a bit of a shift in their natural temperament as well. They don't get quite as pent up as their Kanto counterparts, at least they don't show it as much, and overall the breeding with the ones we had found was more tame. Well, save for the occasional bright red rump from one or two getting a little too into it and putting their wide, flat tai...

Alolan Raticate

 Compared to their predecessors, Alolan Raticate are only different in a couple of ways. They retain the pickiness in desires, but they seem much more tame when it comes to the demands themselves. They make up for the lack in pickiness in the sheer quantity they desire. It didn't take any effort to find a male willing to breed, but he refused to cooperate unless the three female researcher...

Raichu!~

 When it came to the unfortunately less popular older sibling of Pikachu, it was easier to find several Raichu in the wild, rather than ones familiar with trainers. Fortunately, that means they were more prone to feral instincts, and had little to no hesitation when it came to breeding. Unfortunately, it means they had even less regard for our researchers. Instinct demands a Raichu digs it...

Alolan Rattata!~

 Alolan Rattata are... Picky, to say the least. However, there being so many of them, it was inevitable that one or two would take a liking to our researchers, reminding them that they're not just on vacation in Alola. Food is the easiest way to any Rattata's heart, but a mate they particularly enjoy is just as effective. Don't get me wrong, it's not too common to find someone who actively...

1$ Alolan Raichu

Enjoy!~

 Pikachu was actually one of our lowest effort when it came to both finding one, and finding a willing participant. The popularity of Pikachu means just about every other household has one as a pet, and every other trainer team has had one at some point. And, with a sample size that large, it was only a matter of hours before we found a horny male and a female in heat. Despite the ease of ...

1$ Raichu

Arbok

Unlike the encounter with it's predecessor, our research on Arbok was much more intentional. It was more coaxing than anything else. When we caught word of a nest nearby, it wasn't too hard to find individuals in separate cases, noted by different markings on their crests. All it took was a little convincing, by means of agitating it by flaunting pheromones nearby, and letting the ...

1$ Pikachu!

Ekans!

 Our research for Ekans actually came from a surprising source. It wasn't exactly intentional. Our researchers were out searching for wild berries, when they came across a few of the creatures in heat. Well, it was the Ekans that came across them, more or less. After a short bout of aggression and antivenom application, it was discovered that the Ekans were waiting to ambush them, not ...