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R.P. stands for REALITY POKEDEX:[link]

Well finally, an upload. This is it. The drawing of which I am the most proud. Too bad the scanner murdered it

Pokedex: Pokemon in question: Squirtle (evolutions)
Squirtle - #4, Wartortle - #5, Blastoise - #6
In the earliest known time in which complex organisms can be proven to have lived, there were the first three pokemon. They lived in forests, mountains, and deep under the sea. The giant fire lizard Charizard is not the only one to have walked the earth. Among the original trio of giants was the mighty turtle Squirtle, the first water type. Squirtles begin life on land, like regular turtles. The eggs are about the size of an ostrich egg, and when born the Squirtles are already too big to be carried off by birds, so they have no predators on land to worry about besides any grass types that might be nearby. The immediate instinct is to crawl into the ocean, and not long after doing so the Squirtle has adapted to the new environment and has learned to store water in its special sac-like gland to shoot out of its mouth in small but powerful torrents called water guns. After months of swimming and feeding only on plankton, the Squirtle finally meets up with its gang of fellow Squirtles (and evolutions). For now, there is not much a Squirtle can do with its water gun but defend itself, and is unable to hunt smaller fish. For the time being, the older of the gang will hunt for the young and feed them on shores and sea shelves. Through observation, Squirtles eventually learn to hunt for themselves. This should be around the time a Squirtle has become a Wartortle. It's skull has matured, giving its eyebrows a distinct extension, causing it to look like it has ears. Wartortles are commonly seen as a symbol of the time between adolescence and adulthood, where one is wise but still has much to learn. Many years pass before the Wartortle has aged and grown to the size of an Orca whale. Two easily noticeable holes have opened on the back of the Wartortle's shell. These holes have been there since the day of birth, but by now the very thin membrane has withered away. Behind this membrane has rested something of a detour pipe from the water sac to the sinuses, meaning water can also be shot out of these holes. The wise creature soon picks up this technique and has become more wise and powerful than it ever was before. It is at this time that the Wartortle has become a colossal Blastoise. The hind legs of a blastoise are strong enough to allow it to walk upright while on land, though they use this only as a means of intimidation. When the blastoise are old enough, the females beach and lay their eggs, to usher in a new generation of Squirtle, 50 years from when the Blastoise was born.

When trainers are lucky enough to be in possession of a Squirtle, they have found a life long friend and the Squirtle has found a path for quicker evolution. Battle experience makes the Squirtle stronger and smarter faster than they would through the natural process, and it is even possible for them to become a Blastoise within 5 years of their birth, if they are raised properly.

Description
R.P. stands for REALITY POKEDEX:[link]

Well finally, an upload. This is it. The drawing of which I am the most proud. Too bad the scanner murdered it

Pokedex: Pokemon in question: Squirtle (evolutions)
Squirtle - #4, Wartortle - #5, Blastoise - #6
In the earliest known time in which complex organisms can be proven to have lived, there were the first three pokemon. They lived in forests, mountains, and deep under the sea. The giant fire lizard Charizard is not the only one to have walked the earth. Among the original trio of giants was the mighty turtle Squirtle, the first water type. Squirtles begin life on land, like regular turtles. The eggs are about the size of an ostrich egg, and when born the Squirtles are already too big to be carried off by birds, so they have no predators on land to worry about besides any grass types that might be nearby. The immediate instinct is to crawl into the ocean, and not long after doing so the Squirtle has adapted to the new environment and has learned to store water in its special sac-like gland to shoot out of its mouth in small but powerful torrents called water guns. After months of swimming and feeding only on plankton, the Squirtle finally meets up with its gang of fellow Squirtles (and evolutions). For now, there is not much a Squirtle can do with its water gun but defend itself, and is unable to hunt smaller fish. For the time being, the older of the gang will hunt for the young and feed them on shores and sea shelves. Through observation, Squirtles eventually learn to hunt for themselves. This should be around the time a Squirtle has become a Wartortle. It's skull has matured, giving its eyebrows a distinct extension, causing it to look like it has ears. Wartortles are commonly seen as a symbol of the time between adolescence and adulthood, where one is wise but still has much to learn. Many years pass before the Wartortle has aged and grown to the size of an Orca whale. Two easily noticeable holes have opened on the back of the Wartortle's shell. These holes have been there since the day of birth, but by now the very thin membrane has withered away. Behind this membrane has rested something of a detour pipe from the water sac to the sinuses, meaning water can also be shot out of these holes. The wise creature soon picks up this technique and has become more wise and powerful than it ever was before. It is at this time that the Wartortle has become a colossal Blastoise. The hind legs of a blastoise are strong enough to allow it to walk upright while on land, though they use this only as a means of intimidation. When the blastoise are old enough, the females beach and lay their eggs, to usher in a new generation of Squirtle, 50 years from when the Blastoise was born.

When trainers are lucky enough to be in possession of a Squirtle, they have found a life long friend and the Squirtle has found a path for quicker evolution. Battle experience makes the Squirtle stronger and smarter faster than they would through the natural process, and it is even possible for them to become a Blastoise within 5 years of their birth, if they are raised properly.