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Revision as of 04:00, 18 November 2016
- Note: The template does not display properly with undefined variables. As such, the example displayed has been filled with Lunupine's information.
- Note: Template will be catagorised and documented and all that good stuff once I'm done making major changes to it because I keep having new ideas, you feel?
| Lunupine | |
|---|---|
| |
| Egg Description | |
| "A black Egg with yellow marks that resemble a crescent moon. There's a strange vibe about it." | |
| PokéDex Entry | |
| "Lunupine let out melodic howls during the nights of a full moon. It is rarely seen out in the wild." | |
| Type | |
 Lunupine  Mega Lunupine Q
| |
| EXP to Hatch | EXP Group |
| 5,355 | Medium-Fast (1,000,000) |
| Gender Ratio | Egg Group |
| 1 ♂ to 1 ♀ | Undiscovered |
| Colour | Body Style |
| Black / Blue | 
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| Etymology | |
| A combination of the Latin luna, meaning moon, and "lupine", derived from the Latin lupinus, meaning wolf. | |
