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Your options are:
TheTankPlays
Caribolt, the Arctic Elk Pokémon
Sun: Caribolt's antlers can fire off bolts of electricity like a railgun. These bursts can go faster than 4000 miles per hour and have enough energy to power small towns.
Moon: This Pokémon is highly territorial. When two Caribolt claim the same land, thunderous booms can be heard for miles around.
Ultra Sun: This Pokémon seems to have a deep connection to nature. They can stand in the forest for months on end, never eating or drinking.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt makes use of a limited form of photosynthesis by filtering light through its antlers. It can convert this energy to power its electric attacks.
iFeedback
Caribolt, the Eidolon Pokémon
Sun: It yields to those who find themselves hopeless. It's said Caribolt comes to grant salvation to lost souls.
Moon: Hunted down to nearly extinction for their exquisite antlers, these Pokémon are now only found in captivity.
Ultra Sun: When Caribolt finds itself in danger, its antlers will glow eerily. Those who see this glow will hear the screams of their dead beloveds.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt are said to be spirits that reincarnated to redeem their sins. They will light up a path for lost souls to find their way in the afterlife.
pokehimon
Caribolt, the Big Horn Pokémon
Sun: Its large antlers are able to conduct and store electricity. When it is startled it discharges an electromagnetic pulse as a warning to would-be predators.
Moon: The thick coat of leaves on its back rubs against itself, generating energy for it to use in its attacks. It sheds in autumn.
Ultra Sun: The sound of this Pokémon running through the forest has been compared to the ominous rumble of thunder. It is said to bring storms.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt are highly competitive. They issue challenges to one another by stamping their hooves and sending sparks flying from their large antlers.
Dogfish44
Caribolt, the Bolt Antler Pokemon
Sun: Caribolt's diet consists primarily of wild berries, in particular Aspear and Yache berries. By using electro-magnetism, Caribolt is capable of launching the seeds of these berries from between its antlers.
Moon: During the winter solstice, Caribolt will shed their antlers. The antlers are valued as batteries, but if they are taken by force, they will discharge immediately!
Ultra Sun: This Pokemon's railgun-like horns are so loud that they have been known to disrupt the hibernation of Ursaring. Trainers are expected to prevent their Caribolt from using their railgun after sunset.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt are excellent sledge pullers, notable for their strength and ability to generate a gentle, constant light.
Roland le preaux
Caribolt, the Railgun Pokemon
Sun: Rivals spar in the mating season by launching prismatic blasts from their antlers. These showy displays avoid unnecessary injury.
Moon: Its thunderous battle charge generates massive kinetic energy that electrifies its hooves and antlers.
Ultra Sun: Basking often during the summer, Caribolt slowly converts sunlight into electromagnetic power. Its antlers can store enough electricity to last through months of darkness in the winter.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt prance splendidly during snowy nights leading up to the winter solstice. The reason for this behavior is unknown.
Scizivire
Caribolt, the Charging Pokémon
Sun: Caribolt are able to generate electricity by galloping. When they store too much electricity, they discharge from their antlers with a loud bang.
Moon: Whenever many Caribolt gather at night, the resulting magnetic charge makes small, glowing particles appear. From far away, this looks like a starry sky.
Ultra Sun: Caribolt can cause a lot of sound disturbance whenever they discharge electricity. To prevent this, trainers should let their Caribolt battle frequently.
Ultra Moon: It is said that Caribolt are able to levitate using magnetism. However, nobody has ever been able to confirm this.
Mike81401
Caribolt, the Light Pokémon
Sun: Caribolt are often associated with the holiday season due to one famous Caribolt that allegedly pulled a sleigh with presents around the world in a single night.
Moon: Caribolt's antlers shine like a flashlight, making them superb at search-and-rescue.
Ultra Sun: Caribolt are patient and loyal, making them an excellent choice for novice Trainers. They store a lot of electricity in their horns, so caution is still advised.
Ultra Moon: Caribolt are able to run over 150 mph, allowing them to evade predatory Pokémon like Lycanroc and Ursaring. Their horns give them away, however, so trying to hide is unfortunately useless.
Here are all of the slate options:
TheTankPlays
iFeedback
pokehimon
Dogfish44
Roland le preaux
Scizivire
Mike81401
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