Quarreon
Deep Earth Pokémon
Deep Earth Pokémon
Abilities: Huge Power / Sand Force (Hidden Ability)
Height: 0.6m / 2'11"
Weight: 26.5kg / 58.4lbs
Gender Ratio: 87.5% Male ♂ / 12.5% Female ♀
Egg Groups: Field
Evolves From: Eevee (Level up while holding a Soft Sand)
Evolves To: N/A
Pokédex Entry: A Pokémon revered in the midwest and lands of indigenous peoples, Quarreon is found in scrublands and deserts across the world, having adapted to the heat quite nicely. They are seen as wise, tricksters, and as spirits of the lost, depending on who you talk to.
Long furred and silken in appearance, Quarreon is one of the lighter Eevee evolutions. Their long breast fur is light cream in color, while their under coat is a brown in hue. Their eyes are typically squinted to keep dirt and sand from entering them when they burrow. Broad markings decorate their cheeks and their ears are tall and highly capable, hearing sounds much better than humans can. Shiny Quarreon are a dark creme and brown in color.
Etymology: Quarreon is a combination of the words quarry and eon.
Gender Differences: None.
Special Abilities: Can hear sounds ten times better than the human ear and has sensory glands that allow them to sense underground movements, similar to a Diglett.
Behavior: Quarreon are reclusive in nature towards humans, though they typically live in large familiar warrens. They are known burrowers, building large underground tunnel networks for their living use. Friendly when presented with a friendly human, they have been known on occasion to guide lost children or young Pokémon back to their homes.
Habitat: Warrens and burrows worldwide, though preferring climates and areas with little rainfall, especially deserts.
Diet: Mainly insectivores, Quarreon can also subside off of a regular omnivorous diet.
Fiore Temple, Fiore ■ Desert Resort, Unova
(This list is only a list of the locations from the canon universe to provide viable locations to catch the Pokémon. Custom Pokémon still appear in the other locations listed in the Habitat section.)
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