Grafitief 

Description

Grafitief is a small bipedal primate Pokémon resembling a lemur. Its body is primarily covered in dark fur with light grey markings and coated in toxic paint that it uses to paint unique markings to signify its territory or places it has been. Grafitief is also known to paint patterns onto its own body, typically its face. Light grey cuffs on its twin tails give it an almost paintbrush-like design. A dark hoodie covers most of its head and body, completed with tattered ears, a large front pocket, and dark hair covering part of its face. Its pupils typically consist of two white rings.

These Pokémon are often known to form 'gangs' of their own kind, as well as its pre-evolutions, and often ambush other Pokémon, even other gangs of Grafitief, to steal food and other valuables to bring back to the younger members of its gangs. They're known to lurk in darker areas, blending in with their fur, and often leave their markings on trees or the walls of buildings or alleyways while they wait to ambush unsuspecting victims.

Grafitief relies primarily on its stealth and speed when attacking, and prefers to inflict its deadly poison on its enemies to wear them down and weaken them, before finishing them off and pick-pocketing them. Grafitief typically do not interact with Pokémon outside of its gang, and often act cold or moody around others, though tend to be softer towards its teammates.

Pokédex:

A shifty Pokemon known for sneaking up and stealing food and other personal belongings. They are known for forming gangs of other Grafitief to ambush their victims, and will leave behind unique painted markings as a calling card.

Trivia:

- Grafitief's design takes inspiration from Grafaiai, Smeargle and Raboot.

- The markings on its cheeks are painted markings. These are optional and can be unique with each individual Grafitief.

- Grafitief's hoodie gains a pocket-like pouch upon evolution which it uses to store stolen items.

Origin:

Grafitief is based on a graffiti artist and a thief or rogue, with its tails being based on paintbrushes.

Name origin:

Graffiti + Thief