Tag: Cinccino

my family has a Cinccino and recently they got an espurr as a companion pet. well, they dont get along too well. Cinccino is very friendly and patient but espurr is young and playful and wont leave Cinccino alone and is constantly jumping on him. while this can be cute at times, espurrs powers make life a little hard for Cinccino. is there anything we can do to help them get along?

Well, first and foremost, you’ll want to train your espurr to be a bit gentler on your cinccino. First off, determine the specific acts that bother cinccino the most. (Jumping, of course, but perhaps there are others in addition to this, I mean.) Once you figure this part out, train your espurr to, well, not do those specific things anymore. This can be as simple as following the steps outlined here: http://bills-pokedex.tumblr.com/post/163998759883/help-my-cubchoo-has-an-insatiable-appetite-for

If you can’t quite determine which specific acts are bothering your cinccino (or if it really is simply jumping, but the above methods don’t work), consider also giving your espurr more outlets to release its pent-up energy. Add an extra hour of battling practice to help wear it down, or an hour of meditation to teach it how to control its natural energy. Perhaps give it more toys to pounce on or more creative outlets to express itself. The more you can cure your espurr’s boredom, the less likely it will relieve that boredom by pouncing on your cinccino.

If none of the above solutions work, consider teaching your cinccino Substitute and perhaps Rest, just to give it the ability to create a distraction for your espurr.

Best of luck, anonymous!

Minccino and Cinccino

Minccino
The Chinchilla Pokémon
Type: Normal
Official Registration #: 572
Entry: A small, rodent-like pokémon known for its soft fur and grooming habits. Because minccino fur is extremely soft and thick—with an average of sixty hairs per follicle—minccino are typically extremely meticulous about keeping clean. While part of this is indeed related to the way they groom themselves and each other, it also extends to their surroundings, as they are particularly keen on doing everything they can to keep their coats clean, including removing dirt from their habitats. For this reason, minccino are often thought among Unovan parenting communities to be popular pets for teenagers and young adults who did not embark on a trainer’s journey, as the minccino will supposedly pick up after their newly independent but questionably responsible offspring. (This, of course, is not true; minccino could really care less about their habitats outside of their respective cages. But it’s a nice sentiment nonetheless.)

Cinccino
The Scarf Pokémon
Type: Normal
Official Registration #: 573
Entry: The evolved form of minccino, by exposure to shiny stone. Like minccino, cinccino are famously known for their soft fur, which is additionally coated in a special oil to make it shiny and silky-smooth. This fur grows upon evolution, and consequently, cinccino fur supposedly repels dirt, static electricity, and even punches from well-drained fighting-type pokémon. The keyword there, of course, is supposedly. Do not pit your cinccino against a gauntlet of fighting-type pokémon for the sole purpose of testing the durability of its fur. This is a fantastic way to lose both your cinncino and your trainer’s license.