The Lapeo Region is a Fakemon Region project.

The region itself is a small island that is actually devoid of any Pokemon at all–its inhabitants went extinct long ago. Recently, researchers have began excavating the fossils of the Pokemon that once roamed this land, and returning these long lost Pokemon back to life. This makes Lapeo entirely unique in that all the wild Pokemon are dug out and resurrected from fossils, rather than found roaming the long grass!

Due to Lapeo’s dedicated researchers, many new and exciting discoveries have been found from these rare fossils. On top of brand new Pokemon, they’ve also discovered new evolutions, new forms, and new related species of known Pokemon.

The purpose of this project has been to create a small scale Pokemon dex based entirely on prehistoric creatures and phenomena. Call it a mix of my two favourite things. It began in 2022 and has been slowly updating since.

Below is the current Lapeo Pokedex, something important to study if you wish to become an intrepid adventurer of the Lapeo Region! Happy reading!

Forest Floor Pokemon

Trilobud are small resilient Pokemon that keep to the undergrowths of forests. They often plant seeds in the little trails they leave as they walk.

Forest Floor Pokemon

Eurypterra are fierce protectors of the forests they live in, and can get very territorial—even with each other.

Millipede Pokemon

Arthromotive must always be moving. The gas it produces from its horn is a strange toxin that can be very dangerous.

Hot-Blooded Pokemon

Dimwick have such an intense body heat that it must expel flames from its back in order to keep its temperature regulated.

Hot-Blooded Pokemon

The intense flames that burn in Pyrapsid’s body actually make it quite light, and in some cases it can even float.

Fire Whale Pokemon

Baseppelin maintains the height it flies by controlling the temperature of the fire burning in its body. This involves exhaling the fire through its nose.

Semi-Aquatic Pokemon

Sliktaalik is believed to be an early ancestor to many Pokemon. It still has trouble walking on its feet, and so will often slide around on its belly.

Semi-Aquatic Pokemon

Nothocean tend to gather by the edge of the water, using the sharp teeth at the end of its snout to hold on to slippery prey.

Pirate Pokemon

Spyrate are mischievous Pokemon who prowl the dark waters, sinking ships that enter their territories with the powerful blasts it fires from its mouth. They signal to each other with their sails.

Pterosaur Pokemon

Zapling is able to build the electricity in its body by flapping its wings. It stores excess electricity as static in its fur.

Pterosaur Pokemon

During thunderstorms you can often find large flocks of Pteranimbus flying the skies. Its crest acts as a lightning rod, absorbing any lightning strikes and storing the power for itself.

Plush Pokemon

Sewadillo’s cushy shell provides a surprisingly good protection from its predators. Because its so cushy, however, it often picks up forest debris.

Plush Pokemon

Glyptoquilt collects sharp objects, sticking them into the dense fur of its tail to create a formidable weapon. Its thick hide is almost impenetrable.

Eye Pokemon

Sclerva’s eyes are big enough to absorb psychic waves. Unfortunately its brain isn’t developed enough to process them.

Eye Pokemon

Pupalil encases itself in the psychic energy it took in as a Sclerva. It closes its eyes and shuts itself off from sensing anything outside its bubble.

Eye Pokemon

The fossil record shows that Optikalli predates other similar Bug-type Pokemon. With its eye spots its able to emit devastating psychic attacks.

Early Bird Pokemon

Archen’s feathers help it to blend into the dark forests it lives in. Although it cannot fly, its gliding abilities are very adept.

Early Bird Pokemon

Archeops are powerful fliers, and often come out at night to pick on weaker Pokemon around it—even including younger Archen.

Ice Horn Pokemon

Rhyhorn’s furry hide protects it from the bitter cold. The ice its horn is made from is as hard and tough as rock.

Ice Horn Pokemon

Depictions of ancient Rhydon can be found in cave paintings, showing how ancient humans would hunt them.

Ice Horn Pokemon

Rhytherium are solitary, and very territorial. A meeting of two Rhytherium must always result in one as the victor.

Dual Fighting Pokemon

A longstanding feud between two Pokemon eventually led them to combine forever in Velocerate. The two heads still do not get along.

Jaw Pokemon

The technology of the Lapeo region was able to resurrect a more accurate Aerodactyl. Its aggressive nature, however, was the same.

Amphibian Pokemon

One of Eevee’s earliest ancestors. Paleon uses its gills to communicate with its own kind.

Reptilian Pokemon

An ancient offshoot of Eevee’s ancestors. Meseon is an active, speedy hunter, using its tough claws to dig burrows.

Mammalian Pokemon

A recent ancestor of Eevee. Ceneon is an apex predator, with a powerful bite. They live together in clans.

Tunnelling Pokemon

Diggoroth’s calm demeanour may make it seem lazy, but it spends most of its days digging giant burrows for its home.

Diver Pokemon

Thalasskoth are strong swimmers, though they spend most of their time walking along the sea floor, eating whatever aquatic plants they find.

Twist Pokemon

The ever tangled bodies of Helixugenia have confounded experts ever since its discovery. It’s hard to tell which end is the head.

Song Pokemon

Saurophonic have different appearances depending on the pitch of its song. Together they can create beautiful harmonies.

Tadpole Pokemon

Tademon are mischievous little things that cause havoc wherever they go. Its skin secretes a venom that’s hot to the touch.

Large Frog Pokemon

Toadevil are brutes, eating anything that fits into its mouth. Any burns from its tongue are almost impossible to heal.

Fuel Pokemon

Troal have a little furnace that burns in its body, giving it ample amounts of energy to run for days.

Fuel Pokemon

Carbonferno consumes rotten debris from the forest to fuel its internal flame. The tree on its back cancels out the pollution from this process.

Lost Fossil Pokemon

You can find Forgossil haunting around dig sites, forged from the forgotten souls of creatures that never had a chance to fossilize.

Lost Fossil Pokemon

Phantaxon form when multiple Forgossil combine, creating an amalgamation of creatures, resentful for being forever lost to time.

Old Shrimp Pokemon

Anorith use it long mouth appendage to grab and manipulate its prey, while also spraying a poisonous gas.

Mask Pokemon

Armaldo hunt by filling the waters with a toxic gas, which is able to filter out with its long snout. Its arms can deliver a strong pinch.

Root Pokemon

Eleptic uses its long tail to root itself into the ground, gathering energy. Its large cheek pouches convert this energy into electricity.

Spire Pokemon

Omaspire travel in herds, drifting with their great masses through the ocean. They will spin their spiked shells when threatened.

Grazing Pokemon

Chalicoy mostly keeps to itself, but will strike anything it deems a threat. It walks on its knuckles to avoid dulling its claws.

Showman Pokemon

Gladithere love sparring with each other, so much so that it will often draw the attention of wild Pokemon all around to watch the spectacle.

Baby Pokemon

A young specimen of an Electric Pokemon. No adults have ever been found. It’s light and fast.

Baby Pokemon

A young specimen of a Water Pokemon. No adults have ever been found. It has a strong bite.

Baby Pokemon

A young specimen of a Dragon Pokemon. No adults have ever been found. It has a strong spiny tail.

Baby Pokemon

A young specimen of an Ice Pokemon. No adults have ever been found. It has flippers to swim in the Arctic sea.

Volcanic Soil Pokemon

A species related to Amaura. Basaura are born in great clutches together, buried deep in the earth. This fuses into them as they grow, hardening their scales.

Volcanic Soil Pokemon

A species related to Aurorus. Basaurus are tough, using their rocky fused spines to ward off enemies, and also push down trees in their way.

Royal Heir Pokemon

A species related to Tyrunt. It uses its thick coat of feathers to shield itself from its cold environment.

Despot Pokemon

A species related to Tyrantrum. Called the King of the Ice, very few dare challenge its rule over its mountain home.

Long Neck Pokemon

Poddlet are generally docile Pokemon that stick together. Their spikes produce a weak charge.

Long Neck Pokemon

Brontovolt’s spikes act as a conductor for lightning during storms. Once they’ve gathered enough power they can keep a charge for months.

Titan Pokemon

Dredbolt are some of the largest Pokemon to walk the earth. It delivers crushing attacks by smashing its neck into opponents.

Mantle Pokemon

The plates on Mankylo’s body are ever shifting due to the molten nature of its body. Its eyes are thought to be heavily condensed gemstones.

Magnetic Pokemon

The long pointed beak of Compazdarc is always pointed north. The rotation of its wings is said to create the earth’s magnetic field.

Core Pokemon

Icthyore is always turning, and is said to be lying deep in the centre of the earth. Its body burns as hot as the sun.

Extinction Pokemon

The ghostly form of a meteorite from long ago that brought the extinction to all Pokemon on Lapeo. It was accidentally brought to life by Team Rocket.

Chordate Pokemon

Vertebraia is an ancient, basal Pokemon. In deep waters its exterior becomes invisible, with only its backbone glowing in the darkness.