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'''Urnagrigus''' are a variety of {{bp|Cofagrigus}} encountered by a number of J-Team team members within a tomb in Ever Grande City, originally brought over from what is now Unova sometime in the distant past. Unlike their coffin-shaped brethren elsewhere, the Urnagrigus have chosen the form of burial urns to better disguise themselves due to ancient Hoennese funeral rites. Said urns also have artwork of Kyogre and Groudon, the latter representing the creation of the ashes on Mt. Pyre while the former washes them into the sea. Apart from that they're no different from Unovan Cofagrigus. | '''Urnagrigus''' are a variety of {{bp|Cofagrigus}} encountered by a number of J-Team team members within a tomb in Ever Grande City, originally brought over from what is now Unova sometime in the distant past. Unlike their coffin-shaped brethren elsewhere, the Urnagrigus have chosen the form of burial urns to better disguise themselves due to ancient Hoennese funeral rites. Said urns also have artwork of Kyogre and Groudon, the latter representing the creation of the ashes on Mt. Pyre while the former washes them into the sea. Apart from that they're no different from Unovan Cofagrigus. | ||
| − | == Known | + | == Known Urnagrigus == |
* [[Mannimarco]] | * [[Mannimarco]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:40, 20 March 2021
Urnagrigus depiction by Pikaninja7 here
Urnagrigus are a variety of Cofagrigus encountered by a number of J-Team team members within a tomb in Ever Grande City, originally brought over from what is now Unova sometime in the distant past. Unlike their coffin-shaped brethren elsewhere, the Urnagrigus have chosen the form of burial urns to better disguise themselves due to ancient Hoennese funeral rites. Said urns also have artwork of Kyogre and Groudon, the latter representing the creation of the ashes on Mt. Pyre while the former washes them into the sea. Apart from that they're no different from Unovan Cofagrigus.
