A user by the name of "Vorepunny" has posted a story on hungrypokemon.net in which one of these creatures eats a Quilava. According to one Pokedex entry, this creature's colors change based on the angle in which you view them, while numerous Pokedex entries note how viewing it will calm your emotions. In the Platinum game, the sprite for it was mis-designed so that when it was shiny, its antennae appear blue if it's female, while red if male. It is of the third generation like Luvdisc and it also learns the (*) safeguard move, which it does before learning "aqua ring." Frustratingly, catching the precursor to this Pokemon usually involves fishing in one of six or so squares of water that changes daily. Its name comes from a statue current housed in the Louvre and is the only Pokemon to be obtained by evolving its 
A user by the name of "Vorepunny" has posted a story on hungrypokemon.net in which one of these creatures eats a Quilava. According to one Pokedex entry, this creature's colors change based on the angle in which you view them, while numerous Pokedex entries note how viewing it will calm your emotions. In the Platinum game, the sprite for it was mis-designed so that when it was shiny, its antennae appear blue if it's female, while red if male. It is of the third generation like Luvdisc and it also learns the (*) safeguard move, which it does before learning "aqua ring." Frustratingly, catching the precursor to this Pokemon usually involves fishing in one of six or so squares of water that changes daily. Its name comes from a statue current housed in the Louvre and is the only Pokemon to be obtained by evolving its predecessor when its "beauty" is high enough. For 10 points, identify this evolved form of Feebas.
A user by the name of "Vorepunny" has posted a story on hungrypokemon.net in which one of these creatures eats a Quilava.
{Milotic}