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== Details == | == Details == | ||
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!colspan="2"|Details | |||
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|colspan="1"|Egg Description | |||
|colspan="1"|??? | |||
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EXP group | |colspan="1"|Steps | ||
|colspan="1"|??? | |||
Egg group | |- | ||
|colspan="1"|Pokémon Description | |||
Colour | |colspan="1"|"Frosdour can be seen wandering around in the snow, alone. They are not very social, but they can be seen living in packs on rare occasions." | ||
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|colspan="1"|Gender Ratio | |||
|colspan="1"|1 Male to 3 Females | |||
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|colspan="1"|EXP group | |||
|colspan="1"|Slow (1,250,000) | |||
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|colspan="1"|Egg group | |||
|colspan="1"|Field | |||
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|colspan="1"|Colour | |||
|colspan="1"|Blue/??? | |||
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|colspan="1"|Etymology | |||
|colspan="1"|Based off of Houndour/Houndoom and the word "frost". | |||
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Revision as of 21:31, 20 October 2016
The Frosdour Line encompasses Frosdour and Chilldoom, which were released as part of the New Years 2015 event on the 1st January 2015 and are Exclusive Pokémon.
Obtaining
Frosdour can be obtained through breeding, trading, or the method outlined below.
<spoiler show="Show Method" hide="Hide Method">Breed two Pokémon from the Houndour evolution family while the female one holds an Ice Statue.</spoiler>
Event
The Frosdour Line was one of 15 Exclusive Pokémon lines to be added in the New Years 2015 event.
Evolution Tree
Egg
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Details
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Egg Description | ??? |
| Steps | ??? |
| Pokémon Description | "Frosdour can be seen wandering around in the snow, alone. They are not very social, but they can be seen living in packs on rare occasions." |
| Gender Ratio | 1 Male to 3 Females |
| EXP group | Slow (1,250,000) |
| Egg group | Field |
| Colour | Blue/??? |
| Etymology | Based off of Houndour/Houndoom and the word "frost". |
