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Solgaleo
The Czech Republic it’s a country in central Europe. The country has only 4 national parks, however with what nature zones they have, they stand out, and Narnia was filmed there! (Btw, I love Narnia; just a random fact about me).
Talking about Narnia, the most iconic symbol of this novel it’s Aslan, the Great Lion.
Her profile describes her as "serious, patient, and very hard-working" She plans her every move beforehand, and in her first appearance refers to independence from Austria-Hungary as a "starting line" and not a "goal". Beside that Slovakia describes her as having a "haughty" attitude, I think she kinda resembles like a lion tho.
And speaking about lions, its coat of arms has a White Double Tailed Lion on it.
Also, Solgaleo’s mane has like ridges in each tuft, that kinda reminds me of the bohemian glass.

Onix
The bohemian glass, or bohemia crystal, is a glass produced in the regions of Bohemia and Silesia. It has a centuries long history of being internationally recognised for its high quality, craftsmanship, beauty and often innovative designs.
I don’t know about a pokemon that it’s based on glass or crystals, but I remembered about the Crystal Onix that appeared in the anime whose body is made out of glass crystal.
Also, the normal Onix reminds me how Czechia is shaped like a bowl, encased by mountains on all sides, that historically formed a natural border, and this makes the country a perfect drainage basin for various rivers.

Breloom
I saw in Geography Now video that the favorite pastime for many czech families is going “mushrooming”, where they go out for hikes and pick wild edible mushrooms to eat at home.
I choose Breloom and not Foongus, beside that they both are mushroom pokemons, because the last one is poison type pokemon.

Spinda
The polka is originally a Czech dance and genre of dance music familiar throughout Europe and the Americas. Polka remains a popular folk music genre in many European countries. The term polka possibly comes from the Czech word "půlka" ("half"), referring to the short half-steps featured in the dance. František Doucha (1840, Květy, p. 400) says that "polka" was supposed to mean "dance in half" ("tanec na polo", notice the absence of diacritics), referring to the half-tempo and the half-jump step of the dance.
I searched for dance moves in Pokemon, and I found the Teeter Dance, that in japanese is フラフラダンス or Dizzy Dance. And you know what makes you feel dizzy? Alcohol! Czech is the country that consumes more alcohol than any other country.

Description

Solgaleo
The Czech Republic it’s a country in central Europe. The country has only 4 national parks, however with what nature zones they have, they stand out, and Narnia was filmed there! (Btw, I love Narnia; just a random fact about me).
Talking about Narnia, the most iconic symbol of this novel it’s Aslan, the Great Lion.
Her profile describes her as "serious, patient, and very hard-working" She plans her every move beforehand, and in her first appearance refers to independence from Austria-Hungary as a "starting line" and not a "goal". Beside that Slovakia describes her as having a "haughty" attitude, I think she kinda resembles like a lion tho.
And speaking about lions, its coat of arms has a White Double Tailed Lion on it.
Also, Solgaleo’s mane has like ridges in each tuft, that kinda reminds me of the bohemian glass.

Onix
The bohemian glass, or bohemia crystal, is a glass produced in the regions of Bohemia and Silesia. It has a centuries long history of being internationally recognised for its high quality, craftsmanship, beauty and often innovative designs.
I don’t know about a pokemon that it’s based on glass or crystals, but I remembered about the Crystal Onix that appeared in the anime whose body is made out of glass crystal.
Also, the normal Onix reminds me how Czechia is shaped like a bowl, encased by mountains on all sides, that historically formed a natural border, and this makes the country a perfect drainage basin for various rivers.

Breloom
I saw in Geography Now video that the favorite pastime for many czech families is going “mushrooming”, where they go out for hikes and pick wild edible mushrooms to eat at home.
I choose Breloom and not Foongus, beside that they both are mushroom pokemons, because the last one is poison type pokemon.

Spinda
The polka is originally a Czech dance and genre of dance music familiar throughout Europe and the Americas. Polka remains a popular folk music genre in many European countries. The term polka possibly comes from the Czech word "půlka" ("half"), referring to the short half-steps featured in the dance. František Doucha (1840, Květy, p. 400) says that "polka" was supposed to mean "dance in half" ("tanec na polo", notice the absence of diacritics), referring to the half-tempo and the half-jump step of the dance.
I searched for dance moves in Pokemon, and I found the Teeter Dance, that in japanese is フラフラダンス or Dizzy Dance. And you know what makes you feel dizzy? Alcohol! Czech is the country that consumes more alcohol than any other country.