Shonta: MG: Hollow Stone; MP: Lileep, Wurmple, Shroomish, Illumise, Beldum, Seel, Larvitar, Pinsir, Houndoom, Nosepass, Omastar, Grimer, Sunkern, Cleffa

Trey: Lunar Gem

[12/07] How did you name your adopted/captured Pokémon?
99 - My friend used GameShark a lot, and at one point it backfired, creating several glitched up Pokemon. one of them was a Porygon2 named 999999, back before you could put numbers in a Pokemon's nickname.
Anzu - This is Japanese for... what was it... some sort of fruit. Apricot, I believe. I thought it sounded pretty.
Bobbery - Named after Admiral Bobbery from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
Cambiamente - This is Italian for 'change', as well as Spanish for 'mind shift'.
Groove Guy - A Groove Guy was an enemy in paper Mario. It would perform dance moves to boost the stats of its fellow Shy Guys.
Groviglio - This is Italian for 'tangle.'
Kiva - Kiva is the heroine from Megas XLR.
Kurtzwick - Kurtzwick is the (rather cool-sounding) name of a henchman from the comic Nodwick.
Lady Bow - Lady Bow is a Boo who you partner with win Paper Mario.
Maza - The last four letters of Alakazam backwards. It comes from an Alakazam I had in my Blue version named Mazakala.
Mercandos - Mercandos is a anme that just sorta popped into my head one day. No clue where it came from.
Mona - Mona is from the Mona Lisa.
Previsiona - Previsiona is Italian for forecast.
Raini - Raini is a Toad in Super Mario RPG. I thought the name sounded good, so I used it.
Trezzatura - Trezzatura is an abbreviation of attrezzatura, which is Italian for 'tackle.'