Pokedex Match

[K_S]

The irony of having a diamond shaped mons pokedata come from pkmn diamondn!

Maganmite?

 

[FlareTheBlitz]

Magnamite is also my guess!

 

[OshaKirb03]

Magnemite sounds right to me.

 

[SparklingBlue]

Nope--it is a newer Steel type mon

 

[CuteBunnyGirl]

Probopass?

 

[SparklingBlue]

@CuteBunnyGirl

Nope--it's older than that

 

[FlareTheBlitz]

So it's either from Gen 2 or Gen 3...

 

[K_S]

Magnazone

 

[SparklingBlue]

@K_S

Magnazone is incorrect.

Here it is again, with the version:

The magnetic force generated by its body repels the ground's natural magnetism, letting it float. (HG/SS)

 

[K_S]

Nm

 

[OshaKirb03]

Unfortunately, nothing's really coming to mind... again.

 

[FlareTheBlitz]

My brain says Chingling, even though I'm 99% sure it's wrong.

 

[SparklingBlue]

@FlareTheBlitz

Chingling isn't right--if no one gets in two more tries, I'll tell you what it is.

 

[CuteBunnyGirl]

Metang?

 

[SparklingBlue]

@CuteBunnyGirl

Metang is the right line, but the wrong Pokemon.

 

[CuteBunnyGirl]

Beldum?

 

[SparklingBlue]

@CuteBunnyGirl

Yes! Beldum was the right answer!

Next one:

The energy that burns inside it enables it to move, but no one has yet been able to identify this energy.

 

[K_S]

... slugmu?

 

[OshaKirb03]

Golurk?

 

[SparklingBlue]

@OshaKirb03 got it first! Golurk was correct.

Next one:

It sleeps quietly, deep on the seafloor. When it comes up to the surface, it creates a huge whirlpool that can swallow even ships.