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English has its own names for Pokémon. Japanese too. French too. German too. Why does Spanish has to suffer the same fate as Italian?
ITT: We name Pokémon using spanish words.
>WHY
Because it's fun. Do you hate fun?
>HOW
Choose a Pokémon (using a randomizer to choose one or more is fine, too), and look for one or more words in spanish to name it. Warp, join, cut, do whatever it takes to name the Pokémon. Make sure the words are fitting (check about the origins of the Pokemon and how it's named in other languages in websites such as Bulbapedia; directly translating names from english is discouraged), and follow grammar rules as you regularly would do, including accent markings.
However, if a Pokémon is internationally (or almost) named in the same fashion, don't give it another name (although you could try for the lels). One typical example is Pikachu and its evolutionary line.
For more realism, keep it under 12 characters. (I know the limit is 10 but at least japanese already uses 6 and I think we can use 12 characters in the nicknames, right?)
Keep the thread in english as much as possible, this is not /int/.
I will start. I received a 31 SpAtk Luvdisc today so I shall rename it Discorazón.
