CAP 25 - Part 10 - CAP 25f Name Submissions--OPEN FOR FINAL SUBMISSIONS

[Marty]

Final Submission

Lizarid

A combination of "lizard" and "arid", a dry, rainless climate.

Pronounced: "Liz-AIR-id"
IPA: lɪzɛrəd

 

[Origin0]

Final Submission

Igneleon

A combination of "igneous" + "chameleon".

Pronounced: "ig-NEE-lee-uhn"
IPA: ɪɡniːliːʊn

It's a volcano-based chameleon, and igneous rock is strongly associated with volcanoes.

 

[superstrike66]

Final Submission

Flaryonyx

Flare/Flame + Baryonyx (a type of carnivorous dinosaur)
Pronounced: Flare-ee-onix

 

[Squidy822]

Final Submission

Smokomodo

"smoke" + "komodo"

Pronounced: smoke-O-mo-doe

Thank you Quanyails for giving me permission to sub this.

 

[Catalisador]

Final Submission

Combusticlaw

Pronunced: "com-bus-tea-CLAW"
IPA: "kəmˈbʌstiklɔ"

"Combustion" + "Claw"

 

[StaticG0703]

Final Submission

Scorchelos

Mix of 'scorch' (fire type) and 'chelosonia' (Chameleon lizard genus from Australia)

Pronounced: Score-cheh-loase
IPA: <skɔrtʃilos>

 

[Quanyails]

Final Submission

Veloceruptor

"Velociraptor" + "erupt"

Pronounced: "veh-LAW-seh-rup-tor"
IPA: vəlɑsəɹʌptɚ

Looks like this name out of the three has the most traction of the names presented!

 

[icy_hot]

Final Submission

Explozard

"Explosion" + "Lizard"

Pronounced: "ik-sploh-shard"

 

[LimaPro643]

Final Submission

Calderango

A combination of "Caldera" + "Rango".

Pronounced: "call-deh-RANG-go"

 

[DougJustDoug]

Final Submission

Fujiyameleon

A combination of "Fujiyama" (aka Mount Fuji, famous volcano) + "Chameleon".

Pronounced: "FOO-jee-yah-MEE-lee-uhn"
IPA: fudʒijɑmiliʌn

 

[Ralts]

Final Submission

Steameleon

Steam and Chameleon combined, referencing the steam spewing from its back and the type of lizard.

Pronounced: "Stee-MEE-lee-uhn"

 

[MrDollSteak]

Final Submission

Clastiguana

Derived from Pyroclastic Flow and Iguana with the potential for Clay to be inferred as well.

Pronounced: Clah-sti-guah-nah

 

[Granny Pie]

Final Submission

Basaltisk

Combining the words "basalt", volcanic matter, and "basilisk", the lizard species, gets you a Pokemon's name that is simple like a starter's.

Pronunciation: BA-sul-tisk
IPA: <ˈbæsɪlɪsk>

 

[Roland le preaux]

Final Submission

Chamares

"chameleon" + "Ares" (the fiery-tempered god of war)

Pronounced: "kuh-MARE-eez"
IPA: kəˈmɛərːiz

Chameleons and volcanoes are both found in Greece, so referencing a Greek deity seemed appropriate.

 

[Billy the Uncle]

Final Submission

Pyroclash

From "pyroclastic", "claws", and (volcanic) "ash" because of the smoke it emits. Also contains "clash", fitting the wallbreaking nature of CAP25f.

Pronounced: "PY-ro-clash"

 

[Lectrys]

Final Submission

Basaltrice

From "basalt" + "cockatrice"

Pronounced: "buh-SAUL-trihs"

 

[Scizivire]

Final Submission

Tectilian

Combines "Tectonic" (everything regarding moving plates in the earth's crust) + "Reptilian"

Pronounced: "Tek-TILL-ee-an"

 

[zerobreaker000]

Final Submission

Iguanite

"Iguana" + "Ignite"

Pronounced as "Ih-guan-nite"

 

[KirbyAirRider]

Final Submission

Voleptile

Comes from Vol as in a shortened Volcano or Volcanic; Volatile meaning to change rapidly and unexpectedly; and Reptile, as lizards are reptiles.

Pronounced: "Vawl-ehp-tile"

 

[sun_dew]

Final Submission

Preciptile

“Precipice” + “Reptile”

Pronunciation: “pre-CIP-tile”

IPA: /ˈpresəpˌtīl/

 

[SunMYSER]

Final Submission

Vulkalisk

combination of Vulkan the Roman god of fire and a basilisk which the design seems based off of

Ponounced- VulK-Ah-Lis-K

 

[ShunosaurusLii]

Final Submission

Sulfaurus

Combination of sulfurous and saurus, due to the volcanic cloud and the lizard-dinosaur appearance.

Pronounced: Sulf-aur-us

 

[Bughouse]

Final Submission

Eruptile

A combination of "Erupt" + "Reptile".

Pronounced: "ee-RUP-tile"
IPA: /iˈrəpˌtīl/

 

[Deck Knight]

Final Submission

Adheptile

Combination of Adept (skilled), Herpetology (study of reptiles) and reptile. 25f is skilled boi.

Pronounced: Ad-HEP-tile

 

[Y Parahax]

Final Submission

Vulguana

Combination of "Vulcan" (Roman god of fire) and "Iguana"

Pronounced: vull-GUA-na