Tyrantree

Tyrantree is a Grass-type Pokémon native to the Kulin region. It evolves from Tyroot starting at level 15, and evolves into Foresaur starting at Level 31.

PokéDex Entries
Azure:"It's sturdy legs stamp the ground, allowing it to attack its foes from below with rooted feet. Competitive trainers love this Pokémon."Crimson:"Its leafs are rough and sharp, and it attacks its prey from below using its rooted feet. It's know to be stubborn."

Physical Description
Tyrantree is a bipedal, dinosaurian Pokémon that resembles a theropod. It's overall colour is green, with a yellow underbelly, brown hind legs, and a series of sharp brown spikes running down its spine to the tip of its tail. Its head is large in proportion to the rest of its body, with red eyes, a strong jaw with a prominent underbite, and three fern-like leaves growing in a crest shape on its forehead. Its back is covered in the same fern-like leaves as its forehead. Its forearms are very short, and despite having three digits on both hands, only sports one long claw on each digit. Its legs are stocky and well-developed, with bark-like coverings and three rooted toes that dig into the earth below it. Its tail is long and thick, with a young fern sprouting from its tail tip.

Behaviours
Tyrantree’s main form of attack and defence are it's rooted feet, which it digs into the earth to attack foes from below. The sharp sharp leafs on its back act as a kind of weak armour, and can be shed and regrown at will. These, along with the leafs on its forehead and tail, are also organs used for photosynthesise when food is scarce. Like other starter Pokemon, it is prized for its rarity and intelligence, and many trainers like battling with Tyrantree on their team because of its scary looks and hardy nature. It can be tough and stubborn at times, and if pushed too hard, may come to resent its trainer.

Like it’s pre-evolution Tyroot, feral and wild Tyrantree can be found in the densely forested areas of the Kulin region, though sightings are rare due to camouflage and domestication. These feral and wild Tyrantree are considered some of the most volatile grass-type Pokémon on the planet. Fossil evidence also 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.