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Description
A Fakemon design I had recently done, stemmed from a discussion about how it'd be cool to have a Normal/Ghost type in the games.

Stats:
HP - 85
Attack - 125
Defense - 65
Sp. Attack - 65
Sp. Defense - 140
Speed - 65
BST - 545

Abilities: Battle Armor/Sheer Force HA: Friend Guard

In-Game Lore: Qincotta is said to have lived hundreds of years ago protecting great rulers treasure. To this day, even if half of its body has been weathered away by the cruel years it still protects something out of a sense of duty.

Design Backstory: Qincotta takes the idea of being a Terracotta warrior and makes it move. Long ago, the first Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huang was king of the Qin province. He later defeated the warring provinces and dropped title of King to become Emperor, uniting all states. At death, Qin had an entire Terracotta army built to protect him in his afterlife. Qincotta is based off this idea of everlasting protection, even if it becomes buried (much like the Terracotta warriors)

It's name is taken as a combination of Qin (the provice Huang first ruled over and where he was later buried) and Cotta (the second half of Terracotta).

Description
A Fakemon design I had recently done, stemmed from a discussion about how it'd be cool to have a Normal/Ghost type in the games.

Stats:
HP - 85
Attack - 125
Defense - 65
Sp. Attack - 65
Sp. Defense - 140
Speed - 65
BST - 545

Abilities: Battle Armor/Sheer Force HA: Friend Guard

In-Game Lore: Qincotta is said to have lived hundreds of years ago protecting great rulers treasure. To this day, even if half of its body has been weathered away by the cruel years it still protects something out of a sense of duty.

Design Backstory: Qincotta takes the idea of being a Terracotta warrior and makes it move. Long ago, the first Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huang was king of the Qin province. He later defeated the warring provinces and dropped title of King to become Emperor, uniting all states. At death, Qin had an entire Terracotta army built to protect him in his afterlife. Qincotta is based off this idea of everlasting protection, even if it becomes buried (much like the Terracotta warriors)

It's name is taken as a combination of Qin (the provice Huang first ruled over and where he was later buried) and Cotta (the second half of Terracotta).