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Description
Name: Pichidi
Typing: Sprite
Evolution Line: Pichidi > Chidillo [LV. 30]
Abilities: Sand Veil/Quick Feet/Cute Charm
Height: 1'05"
Weight: 5lbs
Entry: Pichidi are small Takiomon that live throughout extravagant burrows. They're known for eating on roots. Women often want them as pets, but find them hard to take care of due to the need of large areas of dirt. When observed in the wild, they're found poking out of burrowing holes in small groups with one Chidillo often.

Name: Chidillo
Typing: Sprite/Ground
Evolution Line: Pichidi > Chidillo [LV. 30]
Abilities: Sand Rush/Quick Feet/Cute Charm
Height: 4'02"
Weight: 73lbs
Entry: Chidillo are very elusive and fast! Usually you don't really see them close up unless they were trained well from a Pichidi. With how fast they are on land, they're even faster underground. They're capable of rounding groups of Pichidi quickly by running or digging circles around them; essentially hoarding them wherever they need to be. While they still love roots, they require more food than Pichidi. They've been reported hunting Diggys before, but only when kept in areas with little roots.

Description
Name: Pichidi
Typing: Sprite
Evolution Line: Pichidi > Chidillo [LV. 30]
Abilities: Sand Veil/Quick Feet/Cute Charm
Height: 1'05"
Weight: 5lbs
Entry: Pichidi are small Takiomon that live throughout extravagant burrows. They're known for eating on roots. Women often want them as pets, but find them hard to take care of due to the need of large areas of dirt. When observed in the wild, they're found poking out of burrowing holes in small groups with one Chidillo often.

Name: Chidillo
Typing: Sprite/Ground
Evolution Line: Pichidi > Chidillo [LV. 30]
Abilities: Sand Rush/Quick Feet/Cute Charm
Height: 4'02"
Weight: 73lbs
Entry: Chidillo are very elusive and fast! Usually you don't really see them close up unless they were trained well from a Pichidi. With how fast they are on land, they're even faster underground. They're capable of rounding groups of Pichidi quickly by running or digging circles around them; essentially hoarding them wherever they need to be. While they still love roots, they require more food than Pichidi. They've been reported hunting Diggys before, but only when kept in areas with little roots.