Corrine is a Pokémon that's a piece of coral. Its body is mainly bright cyan, with six cyan root-like appendages at the base, two black eyes with white pupils, a dot for a mouth, a white coral flower with the middle being cyan and the tips of the petals are light orange, and the back of its head is also light orange.
Gender Differences[]
None.
Special Abilities[]
The coral flower on Corrine's head is a valuable decoration for the riches. While they do shed naturally, growing a new one takes a hundred years upwards.
Behavior[]
Rich people use the flower on Corrine's head as decorations, and while the flowers do shed naturally, it takes at least a century (100 years) for a Corrine to grow another one.
Habitat[]
Wild Corrine are found in the seaweed-grass and by Diving in Rainbow Reef.
Shiny Coloration Differences[]
For Shiny Corrine, the cyan turns yellow, while the light orange turns cyan, albeit in a lighter shade than regular Corrine.
Game data[]
Pokédex entries[]
Pokédex entry
The coral flower on Corrine's head is a valuable decoration for the riches. While they do shed naturally, growing a new one takes a hundred years upwards.
Corrine is related to Corsola, as both are coral-based Pokémon that are both Water/Rock-types.
However, Corrine is able to Evolve, while only Galarian Corsola can also Evolve, but the former can Evolve twice and the latter once, and there's also the fact that Galarian Corsola is a Ghost-type.
Origin[]
Corrine is based on coral.
Name Origin[]
Corrine's name possibly derives from Coral and either marine, relating to its habitat, or the suffix -ine, meaning related to a common suffix for ore.