Difference between revisions of "Psilopignon"

Latest revision as of 06:32, 15 November 2025

TXMN Stats
Type(s)	Wood
Element(s)	Cosmic, Shadow
Call
Completed
Body Shape	Sprite
ID
Blurb	A glowing fungal entity whose spores distort perception, rewrite memory, and occasionally whisper truths no one asked for.
Height/Length (centimetres)	45
Weight (kilograms)	3.5
Catch Rate	70
Terrain(s)	Desert, Grassland, Jungle, Woodland
Sex(es)	Neuter
Evolution Stage	Standalone
Tags	Plant, Love, Mental, Food
Fusion Name First Part	Psilo
Fusion Name Second Part	-Pignon

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Psilopignon

Psilopignon, the Mindbloom tuxemon, is a Wood-type monster.

Psilopignon resembles a bioluminescent mushroom with a gently pulsing cap. It emits shimmering clouds of psychoactive spores that ripple like heatwaves. Inhaling them may trigger hallucinations, temporary telepathy, or a sense of cosmic déjà vu. It moves slowly, often appearing in moonlit clearings or cave mouths, humming softly in frequencies just beyond human hearing.

Its spores don't just cause hallucinations—they sometimes overwrite memories. Victims have recalled childhoods they never lived or spoken fluently in languages they don't know. One researcher claimed it made him remember the future.

Trivia[edit source]

Name Origin: Psilo + Pignon

- Psilo-: From "Psilocybe", referencing psychoactive mushrooms; Greek "psilos" means "bare" or "smooth"

- -pignon: A twist on "champignon" (French for "mushroom"), giving it a fungal, slightly culinary vibe.

Design Origin[edit source]

In The Spyder in the Cathedral Campaign[edit source]

Evolution[edit source]

Psilopignon

Sprites[edit source]

Tuxemon Standard[edit source]

64px
Face Sprites
Overland Sprites	Missing	Missing

Other Standards[edit source]

48px	Missing	Missing
56px	Missing	Missing
80px	Missing	Missing
Menu Sprites (32px)	Missing	Missing
Menu Sprites (24px)	Missing	Missing
Menu Sprites (16px)	Missing	Missing

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Contributors[edit source]

Jaskrendix

Variations[edit source]

In other languages[edit source]

Language	Name	Category	Blurb
Spanish
German
French
Portuguese

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Psilopignon learns Fungal Spore at level 1

Psilopignon learns Acid at level 1

Psilopignon learns Mind Vise at level 4

Psilopignon learns Pseudopod at level 7

Psilopignon learns Amnesia at level 13

Psilopignon learns Negation at level 16

Psilopignon learns Hallucinogen Spore at level 19

Psilopignon learns Stabilo at level 25

Psilopignon learns Shooting Star at level 28

Psilopignon learns Phantasmal Force at level 31

Psilopignon learns Clairaudience at level 37

Psilopignon learns Mind Explosion at level 40

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 Its spores don't just cause hallucinations—they sometimes overwrite memories. Victims have recalled childhoods they never lived or spoken fluently in languages they don't know. One researcher claimed it made him remember the future.
+|TXMN Types=Wood
 |TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic, Shadow
 |TXMN Body Shape=Sprite
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 |Fusion First=Psilo
 |Fusion Second=Pignon
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Fungal Spore
+|Technique_Level=1
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Acid
+|Technique_Level=1
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Mind Vise
+|Technique_Level=4
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Pseudopod
+|Technique_Level=7
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Amnesia
+|Technique_Level=13
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Negation
+|Technique_Level=16
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Hallucinogen Spore
+|Technique_Level=19
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Stabilo
+|Technique_Level=25
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Shooting Star
+|Technique_Level=28
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Phantasmal Force
+|Technique_Level=31
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Clairaudience
+|Technique_Level=37
+}}
+{{Technique Allocation
+|Has_Technique=Mind Explosion
+|Technique_Level=40
 }}