TITODILE, The Crocodile Cutie Pokégirl

TITODILE, The Crocodile Cutie Pokégirl
Type: Near Human Animorph (Alligator)
Element: Water
Frequency: Common (Johto League), Rare (Everywhere else)
Diet: Carnivore with Omnivorous Tendencies, preference for Fruits if any greenery is eaten
Role: Watershed maintenance and firefighter departments. Coastal Regions use them as Fisherman's Assistants
Libido: Average
Strong Vs: Fire, Rock, Water
Weak Vs: Electric, Ice, Plant
Attacks: Crunch, Body Slam, Quick Attack, Bubblebeam, Water Gun, Snarl, Tail Lash, Iron Tail (lvl 40)
Enhancements: Armored Skin (Counts as x3 Durability), Strength x3, Increased Lung Capacity, Endurance x 5
Evolves: Cuntnaw (normal), Feraligarter (evolved Cuntnaw; normal)
Evolves From: None

During the War of Revenge, Titodiles were a fearsome force to be reckoned with. These bipedal crocadilian-like Pokégirls were quite troublesome for soldiers to have to face, given that they were both capable of water to land tactics and small arms fire did little to stop them, even though it left welts on their flesh. Despite what the scaled bodies of these girls may suggest, they are quite limber in or out of water, allowing them to move with quickness that one might not think they possessed. Often, they would stick by rivers, denying human forces the ability to ford the rivers for supply shipments and reinforcements. Those that tried found out that the being hunted by a Titodile didn’t end at the river banks, or for the next several miles. They were quite the unholy terrors, being far more aggressive than the Squirtitty breed which they were often paired with.

Still, despite the problems that the Titodile breed offered humanity initially, this was one of the first Pokégirl breeds humanity turned to their side. One of the most common breeds in the then Mid-Western portion of the United States, Titodiles were captured, Tamed, and used to protect their new human masters from other Pokégirl threats. Today, the breed enjoys a level of popularity in the Johto League, where the numbers are abundant more than anywhere else. As such, the Titodile is often the most commonly available Water-type Starter Pokégirl for the Johto League and is even considered part of its ‘golden trio’, along with the Chikotit and Hottits.

An interesting aspect of this Pokégirl breed is that the domestication process has had a strong influence on the outward appearance of the Titodiles, allowing people to understand at a glance if they’re Domestic and Threshold breeds or if they’d originally been Feral. Feralborn Titodiles are easy to identify because of their sharp teeth held within a snout-like mouth, a 2’ long reptilian tail with small ridges along the spine, and somewhat bumpy yet smooth blue-scaled skin. Their average height is usually only 4’ to 4’6”, and their breasts normally don’t grow any larger than a B-cup, reports of larger have been noted but like most reports this Researcher ignored them because of the rarity of such. Their eyes are also a dead giveaway, being yellow with vertical slit pupils, although variations exist with side-ways to even 'X' shaped which is just plain unnerving to most.

Domesticate Titodiles are easier to identify thanks to their much, much more human traits. They are generally close to the human female average in height (5'0 – 5'8”) with no less than 1' in length and up to 3’ length of tail trailing behind them that lacks ridging, though there are bands of differently colored scales upon the tails. While they generally can be in the B-Cup range, there are a number that have breasts that are a full C-cup. While their Feral cousins have pupils that are more Crocodillian (With Amphibian Variations), a Domestic’s eyes rarely are not human in appareance, the colors often green, yellow, or even silver. Their scales while smoother, are still just as armored as their Feral 'Cousins'. This smoothness is just as well, giving the appearance of soft flesh, it feels this way too when touched.

However, when a Titodile begins to go feral, the line between the two is blurred. When she becomes feral, it becomes fact, as even Domestic Titodiles will start to physically shift to an appearance of a Feralborn. Domestics try very hard to keep from going feral, as the transformation into an appearance closer to the Feralborn cousins is a one-way street. The first sign of Ferality is the skin begins to shed and become a faint blue in tint, teeth, tail, and other somewhat cosmetic changes are the first to begin; the last is a muzzle that comes into play and; truth be told, it is painful. And as a side note Domestics feel they’ve lost a bit of their human-nature once this transformation has occurred, leading most to a mild depression. They will retain their eye color, height and breast size, but their scales will remained ridged and bumpy, and their teeth sharp, afterward.

Ferality is, well, one could say this is where one could almost count on their crocodillian nature to come in. They quickly become0 'dangerous'. Not, because they will eat you. If anything a Titodile that is Feral is more at danger for your items. An odd quirk is that, like a Pre-Sukebe dog they 'mouthe' everything that they can touch, not for lack of tactile sense in their fingers, it's just to 'test' how 'edible' something is, from what we've seen. This often is also how to easily catch one of these girls in the wild because it extends to anything, including a Pokèball, which can lead to some rather interesting results.

When it comes to PokéBattle, Titodiles are best at close combat, using their powerful jaws to bite their opponent, and putting the pressure on with Water Gun should the target Pokégirl try to run. Titodiles are also versatile for where they can battle as they are one of the Water-type Pokégirl breeds that can move as well on land as they do in water, making them a popular amongst Tamers who prefer Water-types.

They are however, especially swift simmers thanks to their enhancement of the Atlantis Man swimming technique; water resistance is minimized and movement amplified, requiring minimal effort on the Titodile’s part to speed through water. Endurance is a key here, easily able to outdistance and out class any former Olympian Swimmer with ease, many of this breed are fully capable of feats of swimming prowess that most humans are surprised at. And it just becomes more so upon her evolutions. These enhancements are also useful in a variety of water based jobs, especially in the hauling of items underwater. The Modified Atlantis Man swimming technique is fully retained and adapted in their later evolutions, which still remains to be explained how the Cuntnaw and Feraligarter can move so fast despite their increased height and cup-size.

Taming a Titodile is a bit challenge to undertake. It’s not that they’re rambunctious Pokégirls that don’t enjoy Taming, it’s just difficult TO Tame them. Their tail can often get in the way of a Tamer that wants to do his Titodile from behind. Missionary is the suggested position for maximum Taming pleasure and compatibility, the tail is also as strong as a rather strong 'girl's arm, which is another fact most tamers find quickly enough. A Titodile is capable of laying flat out on her back, tail straightening out flat as it follows the spinal column.

Thresholding to a Titodile is a rather uncommon outcome for girls who have a strong Water-type ancestry in other parts of the world. An oddity that has been observed over several years in Johto is that the numbers for Threshold cases in the Johto League is simply staggering. It just may be THE most common Threshold for girls of Water-type families, in Johto. Not surprisingly, it’s partially because of the sheer number of Threshold cases that the Titodile is the one of the three most common Starter Pokégirls in the Johto League.

It is heavily suggested that you do not allow the Titodile to give you a fellatio, cunnilingus IS NOT highly recommended either, due to the enhanced strength of the Jaw Muscles and the natural propensity toward biting most things put in the Titodile's mouth.