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An artist channel I follow tried this challenge so I thought I'd give it a shot too!
Meet Nikawagasu! The sticky gas Pokémon!
Nikawagasu can produce a thick, sticky gas from two holes on its sides. This Pokémon will emit these fumes and coat itself with the gas, it will then roll in fresh snow until the snow has completely covered its body. The Pokémon will then jump into water so the snow freezes, and it will repeat this process until it has a thick coat of ice covering its body. Also, as a result, the armor on the Nikawagasu is slightly toxic, especially if the armor is licked or is melting.
Nikawagasu uses its toxic gas for attack and defense, and its center horn is used like a stinger and can poison its opponent.
Female Nikawagasu's do not have tusks, only the males do. The males will fight using their tusks to fight over a mate or for territory.

Description
An artist channel I follow tried this challenge so I thought I'd give it a shot too!
Meet Nikawagasu! The sticky gas Pokémon!
Nikawagasu can produce a thick, sticky gas from two holes on its sides. This Pokémon will emit these fumes and coat itself with the gas, it will then roll in fresh snow until the snow has completely covered its body. The Pokémon will then jump into water so the snow freezes, and it will repeat this process until it has a thick coat of ice covering its body. Also, as a result, the armor on the Nikawagasu is slightly toxic, especially if the armor is licked or is melting.
Nikawagasu uses its toxic gas for attack and defense, and its center horn is used like a stinger and can poison its opponent.
Female Nikawagasu's do not have tusks, only the males do. The males will fight using their tusks to fight over a mate or for territory.