While stringed instruments have historically appeared in countless cultures across the globe, the guitar as it's generally recognized today originated in Spain, and referencing the origins of such a familiar item would be a ripe opportunity for Scarlet and Violet to take on that basis alone. But it'd also allow the Pokémon franchise to introduce a Water-type Pokémon if not a starter, based on a dolphin, which many fans have wanted to see in the series for a long time. It also includes qilin, the name of a Chinese mythological creature resembling a scaly unicorn or antlered dragon, leaving potential room for the knightly Pokémon have ironic Dragon or Fairy-type elements. The name Qilincé would combine Don Quixote's knight name and the word lince in a way that retains the shared last sound of both. future theme - and the character would be a likewise fitting one for a Scarlet and Violet Pokémon based on an animal that's working its way back from the edge of extinction to imitate. It'd be an appropriate book to reference in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, given their past vs. Related: Gen 8 Pokémon With Surprising Japanese Names Written in the 1600s, many consider the book to be a surprisingly early example of postmodernism since it satirizes literary tropes of the time and comments on the ways that people relate to art. A flamenco counterpart to the Spritzee line would benefit from an equivalent additional bit of inspiration.ĭon Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes is arguably Spain's most famous novel, and it tells the story of a man whose love of chivalric and romantic literature inspires him to become a self-styled knight and try to revive what he feels is a noble culture that has died out. But their design influences don't end there, as they're also themed after perfume and plague doctors. They even reference dance: Aromatisse partly resembles a can-can dancer. The Fairy-type Spritzee line are also somewhat flamingo-like, being pink birds with long distinctively-curved beaks.
It could also be Fire/Fairy-type, referencing the enchanting nature of dance - and this presents another opportunity to connect the hypothetical bird to another Pokémon. But Flying isn't a strictly necessary type for a bird Pokémon - a flamingo Pokémon could instead have an unusual second type like Water, as flamingos are at least as associated with their watery environments as they are with their ability to fly. Flamingos' name derives from the Latin word for "flame", in reference to their reddish color, so it'd feel like a missed opportunity for a flamingo Pokémon to lack the Fire type. A flamenco flamingo Pokémon could also distinguish itself from Oricorio via typing.
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