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(#1) Vigoroth
Vigoroth is a lean, mean, monkey-fighting machine. It apparently lets itself go in its later years, though, to become the bloated and lazy Slaking.
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(#2) Dragonair
Dratini and Dragonair are two elegant and serpentine dragon-creatures who appear mysterious and aloof. Their final evolution, Dragonite, looks like one of Barney’s cousins.
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(#3) Bayleef
Bayleef has a cool design, a memorable name, and a restrained design. Its final form, Meganium, looks like a dinosaur cosplaying as a flower.
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(#4) Braixen
Braixen manages to embody the natural sleekness and elegance of a fox while still looking like it could handle itself in a fight. Its final form, Delphox, looks like an elderly art teacher.
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(#5) Herdier
Herdier is known as the loyal dog Pokémon, and has a cool, janitor-like mustache to boot. It then evolves into Stoutland, a dog with so much excess hair that it must be covered in dirt 100% of the time.
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(#6) Trumbeak
Trumbeak is a fairly generic bird Pokémon, but it at least has a unique design and a memorable beak. It then turns into Toucannon, which is basically just a grumpy toucan.
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(#7) Wartortle
Wartortle is the perfect middle ground Pokémon . It maintains the coolness of Squirtle while adding a few new features, and avoids the awful bulkiness of Blastoise, its final form.
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(#8) Graveler
Graveler is a logical evolution of Geodude, as the monster becomes rockier and more intimidating that its predecessor. Its final evolution, Golem, on the other hand, is a giant, spherical rock-turtle, for some reason.
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(#9) Machoke
The final evolution of Machoke, Machamp, is a good example of design going overboard. Machoke looks like a calm, cool, and collected fighting machine. Machoke looks like a roid-raging mutant.
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(#10) Whirlipede
Whirlipede doesn’t have the best name, but it is a tighly-coiled and menacing insect with a single, glowering eye visible. It uncoils for its final evolution, an unwieldy and clumsy looking centipede-monster, Scolipede.
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(#11) Pidgeotto
Pidgeotto’s name may be unwieldy, but it maintains a much cooler appearance than that of its final evolution, Pidgeot. For one, it doesn’t have nearly as many silly-looking ribbon-feathers on its head.
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(#12) Marshtomp
When designing a frog-based Pokémon , one has to be careful to avoid ridiculousness. Marshtomp carefully toes the line between goofy and cool, but its final evolution, Swampert, falls firmly into goofy territory.
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(#13) Silcoon
Silcoon is the most interesting of the cocoon-based Pokémon, with its spiky design and menacing eye. Unfortunately, it then evolves into the generic Beautifly, who is basically a less aesthetically-pleasing ripoff of Butterfree.
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There are pockets in the world of Pokemon, they are very cute in their original form, but the more they evolve, the uglier they become, claiming to be the elves who were engineered to be abandoned. But there are also pokemon, who have evolved to look better, look better than they do, have more mature personalities, and have evolved abilities.
This random generator tool collates 13 entries and records some of the more classic pokemon images. They’ve all evolved to look better than they did before. With this tool, you can see Vigoroth, Dragonair, Baileef, Braixen, Herdier, Trumbeak and so on. Which Pokemon do you think looks better?
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