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Formarch are social creatures, often living in immense colonies where different individuals have different roles. Typically only a few individuals in a colony breed whereas others operate as protectors or workers. Roles in a Formarch colony are rather fluid and may change should the good of the colony demand it. Formarch have an intricate mode of communication based on chemical cues which allows them to coordinate their efforts with extreme efficiency.
 
Formarch are social creatures, often living in immense colonies where different individuals have different roles. Typically only a few individuals in a colony breed whereas others operate as protectors or workers. Roles in a Formarch colony are rather fluid and may change should the good of the colony demand it. Formarch have an intricate mode of communication based on chemical cues which allows them to coordinate their efforts with extreme efficiency.
  
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Formarch generally seem to form large underground colonies. However, should food supplies in an area become scarce or their nests destroyed beyond convenient repair, Formarch have been known to migrate ''en masse'' to new locations suitable for colonizing, traveling in almost military-like fashion, using their own bodies to form temporary shelters and bridge gaps and bodies of water. Fortunately for everything else in the region, such migrations are rather rare. If one does occur, though, it is probably a good idea not to, if you may pardon the pun, antagonize it.
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Formarch generally seem to form large underground colonies. However, should food supplies in an area become scarce or their nests destroyed beyond convenient repair, Formarch have been known to migrate ''en masse'' to new locations suitable for colonizing, traveling in almost military-like fashion, using their own bodies to form temporary shelters and bridge gaps and bodies of water. Fortunately for everything else in the region, such migrations are rather rare. If one does occur, though, it is probably a good idea not to - if you may pardon the pun - antagonize it.
  
 
Interestingly, the Formarch genome seems to have sequences in it that are unlocked by radiation from certain types of evolution stones. As Formarch colonies appear to consist solely of Formarch - with no associated evolutions - this raises interesting questions as for why these sequences are present. One theory on the subject states that the social nature of Formarch is an evolutionarily recent phenomenon and that they used to have solitary ancestors. Another theory, derived from the winged nature of these evolutions, states these possible evolutions first arose as potential long range nesting forms, allowing the species to distribute itself beyond the range it can march to. The truth, currently subject of mass research and debate, is probably somewhere in the middle.
 
Interestingly, the Formarch genome seems to have sequences in it that are unlocked by radiation from certain types of evolution stones. As Formarch colonies appear to consist solely of Formarch - with no associated evolutions - this raises interesting questions as for why these sequences are present. One theory on the subject states that the social nature of Formarch is an evolutionarily recent phenomenon and that they used to have solitary ancestors. Another theory, derived from the winged nature of these evolutions, states these possible evolutions first arose as potential long range nesting forms, allowing the species to distribute itself beyond the range it can march to. The truth, currently subject of mass research and debate, is probably somewhere in the middle.
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Latest revision as of 23:35, 21 July 2019

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#018 - Formarch
Ant Pokémon
Formarch
Type Type bug.png
Physical Data
Height ??? m.
Weight ??? Kg.
Ability Data
Ability Swarm
Powers up Bug-type moves when the Pokémon's HP is low.
Ability
Hidden Ability Frisk
When it enters a battle, the Pokémon can check an opposing Pokémon's held item.
Breeding Data
Gender Ratio 50% male, 50% female
Egg Groups Bug
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Although small, Formarch can easily carry things many time its own weight. Groups of these Pokémon are known to march in almost military-like formations when migrating to a new colony.

Biology

Formarch is an insectoid Bug-Type Pokémon resembling a somewhat anthropomorphized ant. Their carapace ranges between a few shades of reddish brown. Four of their six limbs are particularity developed and serve as arms and legs, while their second pair of limbs is rather small, it is nonetheless capable of extending and holding objects. Though rather diminutive in size, they are phenomenally strong, capable of lifting and carrying masses far greater than their own.

Formarch are social creatures, often living in immense colonies where different individuals have different roles. Typically only a few individuals in a colony breed whereas others operate as protectors or workers. Roles in a Formarch colony are rather fluid and may change should the good of the colony demand it. Formarch have an intricate mode of communication based on chemical cues which allows them to coordinate their efforts with extreme efficiency.

Formarch generally seem to form large underground colonies. However, should food supplies in an area become scarce or their nests destroyed beyond convenient repair, Formarch have been known to migrate en masse to new locations suitable for colonizing, traveling in almost military-like fashion, using their own bodies to form temporary shelters and bridge gaps and bodies of water. Fortunately for everything else in the region, such migrations are rather rare. If one does occur, though, it is probably a good idea not to - if you may pardon the pun - antagonize it.

Interestingly, the Formarch genome seems to have sequences in it that are unlocked by radiation from certain types of evolution stones. As Formarch colonies appear to consist solely of Formarch - with no associated evolutions - this raises interesting questions as for why these sequences are present. One theory on the subject states that the social nature of Formarch is an evolutionarily recent phenomenon and that they used to have solitary ancestors. Another theory, derived from the winged nature of these evolutions, states these possible evolutions first arose as potential long range nesting forms, allowing the species to distribute itself beyond the range it can march to. The truth, currently subject of mass research and debate, is probably somewhere in the middle.

Name Meaning

A combination of 'Formicidae' (the biological family that contains all true ants) and 'march'.

Origin of Design

Formarch are based on ants.

Locations

Formarch are rather common creatures and can be found in the vicinity of several cities.

Base Stats

Stat Range
At Lv. 50 At Lv. 100
HP: 56
116 - 163 222 - 316
Attack: 60
58 - 123 112 - 240
Defense: 46
45 - 107 87 - 210
Sp.Atk: 47
46 - 108 89 - 212
Sp.Def: 46
45 - 107 87 - 210
Speed: 60
58 - 123 112 - 240
Total: 315   Other Pokémon with this total  
  • Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature.
  • Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature.


Moves

Level Up Moves

Level Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP
Start Tackle Type normal.png Class physical.png 50 100 35
Start Sand Attack Type ground.png Class other.png -- 100 15
5 Quick Attack Type normal.png Class physical.png 40 100 30
8 Fury Cutter Type bug.png Class physical.png 40 95 20
10 Defense Curl Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 40
14 Acid Spray Type poison.png Class special.png 40 100 20
19 Bug Bite Type bug.png Class physical.png 60 100 20
25 Chip Away Type normal.png Class physical.png 70 100 20
30 Dig Type ground.png Class physical.png 80 100 10
35 Rototiller Type ground.png Class other.png -- -- 10
43 Superpower Type fighting.png Class physical.png 120 100 5
Bold indicates this Pokémon gains STAB from this move.
Italics indicates this Pokémon's evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move.


TM Moves

Method Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP
TM06 Toxic Type poison.png Class other.png -- 90 10
TM10 Hidden Power Type normal.png Class special.png 60 100 15
TM17 Protect Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 10
TM21 Frustration Type normal.png Class physical.png Varies 100 20
TM27 Return Type normal.png Class physical.png Varies 100 20
TM28 Dig Type ground.png Class physical.png 80 100 10
TM32 Double Team Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 15
TM42 Facade Type normal.png Class physical.png 70 100 20
TM44 Rest Type psychic.png Class other.png -- -- 10
TM45 Attract Type normal.png Class other.png -- 100 15
TM48 Round Type normal.png Class special.png 60 100 15
TM54 False Swipe Type normal.png Class physical.png 40 100 40
TM60 Quash Type dark.png Class other.png -- 100 15
TM81 X-Scissor Type bug.png Class physical.png 80 100 15
TM83 Infestation Type bug.png Class special.png 20 100 20
TM87 Swagger Type normal.png Class other.png -- 90 15
TM88 Sleep Talk Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 10
TM90 Substitute Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 10
TM100 Confide Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 20
Bold indicates this Pokémon gains STAB from this move.
Italics indicates this Pokémon's evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move.


Move Tutor Moves

Method Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP
Move Tutor Bug Bite Type bug.png Class physical.png 60 100 20
Move Tutor Superpower Type fighting.png Class physical.png 120 100 5
Move Tutor Helping Hand Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 20
Move Tutor Endeavor Type normal.png Class physical.png -- 100 5
Move Tutor Power-Up Punch Type fighting.png Class physical.png 40 100 20
Bold indicates this Pokémon gains STAB from this move.
Italics indicates this Pokémon's evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move.


Egg Moves

Method Move Type Category Power Accuracy PP
Egg Comet Punch Type normal.png Class physical.png 60 100 25
Egg Covet Type normal.png Class physical.png 60 100 25
Egg Endure Type normal.png Class other.png -- -- 10
Egg Fell Stinger Type bug.png Class physical.png 30 100 25
Egg Natural Gift Type normal.png Class physical.png -- 100 15
Egg Rock Climb Type normal.png Class physical.png 90 85 20
Egg Spikes Type ground.png Class other.png -- -- 20
Bold indicates this Pokémon gains STAB from this move.
Italics indicates this Pokémon's evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move.


Evolution Line

Evolutionary Data:
Sprite Formarch.png Evo dusk.png Sprite Twillant.png

Formarch → Dusk Stone → Twillant


Evolutionary Data:
Sprite Formarch.png Evo shiny.png Sprite Astrallant.png

Formarch → Shiny Stone → Astrallant


Gallery

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