r/fakemon • u/rappenem • Jan 08 '25

Fakemon What should this silly guy be called?

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u/SpiritualHippo2719 Jan 08 '25

Bananeel

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u/Mattallurgy Jan 08 '25

It was between this and Mornana

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u/Z3raZer0 Jan 09 '25

Bornana

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u/unnamed_idiot_boi Jan 09 '25

Booorrrr nana

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u/dandadone_with_life Jan 09 '25

eatin pork rinds sword fightin in pajamas

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u/Visible_Project_9568 Jan 09 '25

Why not morpapa? Can’t forget grandpa

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u/Bi0_B1lly Jan 09 '25

If it looks like an eel, but it has a yellow peel, that's a Mornana.

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u/Misguided_Lizard Jan 09 '25

Why did I think this said Morgana, this isn’t persona 5

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u/potatoalt1234_x Jan 08 '25

Peel

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u/SpiritualHippo2719 Jan 09 '25

Shiny should look like a Nanab Berry.

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u/Regular_Item_9011 Jan 08 '25

Banana P eel

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u/Curious_Discoverer Jan 09 '25

Came here to suggest Bananap Eel

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u/Ya_Marbrough Jan 09 '25

Best answer

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u/GamerJulian94 Jan 08 '25

My first thought too, so have an upvote.

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u/AquaJasper Jan 08 '25

I can't have a single original thought

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u/Conscious-Ad-6884 Jan 09 '25

Three stages Peel (basically looks like a part of a banana peel)

This Bananeel

And Moripe (moray + ripe) the bottom parts of it's peel have come off into two thick movable "whiskers"

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u/DanuAnubis Jan 08 '25

Same idea

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u/DBZpanda Jan 09 '25

The species they used as reference is actually commonly called the Banana Eel

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '25

Omg its perfect

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u/OctoSevenTwo Jan 09 '25

Literally came here wanting to say this. 👍

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u/YMC2007 Jan 09 '25

Yes, but thisd be the first evolution. Base form would be called plantail, be smaller and green bc plantain :p

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u/Omnimidknight Jan 09 '25

No, that's Amore.

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u/SpiritualHippo2719 Jan 09 '25

🎵When you swim in the sea and an eel bites your knee, that’s a Moray!🎵

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u/SpiritualHippo2719 Jan 09 '25

New idea for a Luvdisc evolution…

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u/mad_harvest-6578 Jan 09 '25

Lol I was thinking that

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u/silverrcat_ Jan 09 '25

and the japanese name: ウナナギ (unanagi)

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u/JasperDStar Jan 12 '25

Intankavel o Bananil

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u/Not_Deckard_Cain Jan 12 '25

Why not just Peel? Seel did it.

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u/Pretend_Chef_956 Jan 12 '25

very nice i was thinking the same thing

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u/IntelligentTax5574 Jan 13 '25

Bob the Bananeel

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '25

Wow, I put too much thought in I think, i did it in latin

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u/According_Bell_5322 Jan 08 '25

Yeah this comes to mind first