Fevesta

Fevesta is a dual-type Poison/Dark Pokémon.

It evolves from Fevira at level 42. It is the final form of Feva.

From Version 1.1 onward, it will be able to Mega Evolve using a Fevestite (the name of the Mega Stone is subject to change).

Physiology
Fevesta is a Pokémon based on a diva, which is a name for a female dancer. It has two long light purplish-pink legs with two stubby light purplish-pink feet, a bright toxic pink and black "dress", two long thin purplish-pink arms with no visible fingers on each hand, and its round light purplish-pink head has a small purple tuft of "hair" on its forehead, six large black appendages that also act as hair, with the two at the top also having bright toxic pink, white lips, two white eyes with light purple irises and black pupils, and dark purple eye liner.

Mega Evolution
To be determined.

Gender Differences
None.

Special Abilities
When a Fevesta dances, it creates a poisonous cloud that envelops a large area and inflicts all that approach it with fever. This dance is known as the "Deadly Pirouette".

Behavior
Fevesta is very dangerous when it dances; this dance, which is known as the "Deadly Pirouette", creates a poisonous cloud that envelops a large area that causes everything and everyone that approaches it to fall ill with a fever.

Habitat
Fevesta cannot be found in the Wild, so you must Evolve a Fevira in order to obtain one.

Shiny Coloration Differences
For Shiny Fevesta, the toxic pink turns a bright minty green, while the purple turns a minty blue. Meanwhile, Shiny Mega Fevesta's Shiny coloration differences are to be determined.

Trivia

 * (Mega) Fevesta has the highest Base Speed Stat of all Poison-type Pokémon in Rikoto.
 * Shiny Fevesta's coloration somewhat resembles that of Shiny Noibat's.


 * Prior to Version 1.0.1, Fevesta uses Sawsbuck's cry.

Origin
Fevesta is based on illness, most specifically fever. It also is based on a dancer, thus the "Dance Fever".

Name Origin
Fevesta's name comes from the words Fever, fiesta and diva, the name for a female dancer.