Foresaur

Foresaur is a Grass- and Dragon-type Pokémon native to the Kulin region. It is the final evolved form of Tyroot, and evolves from Tyrantree at level 31. It is not known to evolve into any other Pokémon.

PokéDex Entries
Azure:"It camouflages itself in the dense jungle, and attacks from above and below. Any prey that comes into contact with it has no means to escape."Crimson:"This Pokémon's camouflage techniques and many forms of attack are why experts believe it was the top of the Triassic food chain."

Physical Description
Foresaur is a bipedal, dinosaurian Pokémon that resembles a large theropod. Its overall colour is deep green, with a yellow underbelly, brown hind legs, and a series of sharp, brown, curved spikes running down its spine to the end of its tail. Its head is large compared to the rest of its body, and features red eyes, a large snout with a prominent underbite, and a mane and crest of dark green, fern-like leaves. Those same leaves also cover its back like armour. Its arms are very short, and possess three clawed fingers on each hand. Its legs are stockier and well-developed, with spiked ankles and four rooted toes that dig into the ground below it. Its tail is long and thick, and sports a fern shrub at its tip, complete with bark and leafs.

Behaviours
Foresaur is considered one of, if not the, most dangerous grass-type Pokémon on the planet. Its tough jaws, sharp spines, and armour-like leaves give it ample protection from any competition, and its ability to use its rooted toes to ensnare prey from below means that any potential prey stands no match for this ancient giant. While the leafs on its body have lost the ability to photosynthesise in exchange for becoming tough and sharp, it can still draw nutrients from the earth using the roots on its feet if food is scarce. In captivity, it is prized for its intelligence and rarity, and makes for a very impressive battler, using its brute strength and tough defences. Many trainers believe working with Foresaur is a rewarding experience, and, if treated right, can become a loyal and loving companion.

Most Foresaur have been domesticated due to them being part of the evolutionary line of a starter Pokémon, but wild and feral Foresaur can still be found lurking in the forests of the Kulin region. These sightings, however, are very rare, and the reclusiveness of this Pokémon may have lead to the idea that they are fully domesticated or extinct. In most cases, coming into contact with wild Foresaur is best dealt with by running in the other direction and never looking back. Fossil evidence shows that these Pokémon may have dominated the world back in the triassic era, but climate change and other emerging predators resulted in their overall population dwindling to the group found in Kulin.