Someone made up 151 fan made pokemon if they were Australian.
I took all 151 of them and explained what the Australian references in each are.
So enjoy looking at the 151 Australian inspired pokemon and my explanations of where they come form so they make sense to you all.
1. Gumnut - Nut from a gum tree
2. Whattle - The wattle tree
3. Bankseed - The banksia flower
4. Kickfish - The starter kickboard then you learn to surf
5. Boogill - A boogie board
6. Surfinn - Surfing or a surfboard
7. Bludgie - Either the budgerigar (budgie for short) bird or a bludger (lazy person) or combination of both
8. Flamingalaa - Galah bird
9. Cockatwo - Cockatoo bird
10. Stubbee - a beer bottle
11. Longnecc - A longer neck beer bottle
12. Shooga - Sugar cane plant
13. Caynebeatel - The sugar cane beetle pest
14. Canetode - The cane toad pest
15. Sprinkels - Fairy bread which is sprinkles or 100’s and 1000’s on bread.
16. Lamintonne - The lamington, a food
17. Pavlover - The Pavlova, a food
18. Swagtail - Wagtail bird
19. Tucker - Tucker is short for tuckerbox. Tucker is another word for food so a tuckerbox is a box you keep food in when you go out places. The dog there is part of Australian folk lore. The “dog on the tuckerbox” in a legend born around the 1850’s in Australia about our early pioneers. Was it part of a bush ballad from the time or was it an actual dog on a tucker box? We shall never know.
20. Criccet - A cricket ball from the sport called cricket.
21. Footee - A football from the sport Australian Rules or AFL for short. The ball is often just called a footy.
22. Whooroo - Hooroo is a word used a long time ago over 50 years ago in Australia. It means goodbye. Few people use it now though. Also the image of this pokemon looks like a marsupial with the pouch like a kangaroo has.
23. Tworoo - just a funny take on Whooroo
24. Roll - Short for sausage roll a food
25. Rolls - Two sausage rolls
26. Rollss - Three sausage rolls
27. Yoyou - The yoyo biscuit, a food
28. TimmTamm - The Timtam, a food (it’s a chocolate coated biscuit)
29. Aarnott - Arnott’s are an Australian brand of biscuits
30. Aayers - Ayers rock, the largrst rock in the world in central Australia
31. Uuluuruu - Uluru is the Aboriginal word for Ayers rock. I am not sure which Aboriginal language the word originates from.
32. Sweetsail - The sugar tail glider, an animal
33. Brushsail - The brushtail possum, an animal
34. Ringsail - The ring tail glider, an animal
35. Tommi - The tommy was a word use to describe the average British soldier in world war 1.
36. Whycrow - in WW1 it referred to a soldier that could not read or write. I think that’s what it means, not so sure.
37. Dedorse - Another way of saying tomato sauce. Used a lot in the past. Almost never used now.
38. Parteepye - A party pie. This is a little meat pie.
39. Fortntwennee - A brand of meat pies and other similar foods called FourNTwenty
40. Corker - A wine bottle cork. Often used on the bush to keep the flies out of your face.
41. Akobra - The akubra, a hat
42. Ozzee - Ossie Ostrich. This was a character on a TV show here called Hey Hey It’s Saturday
43. Plucca - Plucka Duck. This was a character on a TV show here called Hey Hey It’s Saturday
44. Bayle - This is a bail from a set of stumps in the game of cricket (a sport)
45. Stump - This is a stump from a set of stumps in the game of cricket (a sport)
46. Wicketts - The entire set of stumps is often called the wickets in the game of cricket (a sport)
47. Dimmee - A dimsim, a food.
48. Chicko - A chicko roll, a food
49. Slip - See number 51
50. Slop - See number 51
51. Slap - Slip, slop and slap is a marketing campaign to get people here to cover up to help prevent getting skin cancer in later life. Slip on a shirt, slop on some sunscreen and slap on a hat.
52. Mitretenn - Mitre 10, an Australian hardware store
53. Bunning - Bunnings, an Australian hardware store
54. Maasterr - Masters, an ex Australian hardwar store. They went bankrupt and no longer exist.
55. Peggo - a clothes peg
56. Line - a clothes like you hand out wet clothes washing on.
57. Hoyst - The Hills Hoist. A type of clothes line invented by Australians.
58. Bog - Another word for a crap or poo
59. ****ta - Another word for toilet
60. Dunnee - Another way of saying outdoor toilet. They were common place here in Australia in the long past, like 60-70 years ago and further into the past. Not really a thing anymore.
61. Barlo - BiLo, an Australian supermarket
62. Curls - Coles, an Australian supermarket
63. Woolees - Woolworths, an Australian supermarket. Everyone just calls this Woolees though.
64. VeeBee - VB, a victorian made beer.
65. Sixpacc - A set of six beers.
66. Slab - A set of usually 24 or 30 beers.
67. Stoney - The stone fish, an animal
68. Toadey - The toadfish, an animal
69. Dampa - Damper, a food that was popular back in the colonial days (pre 1900) and people sometimes still make it when camping today.
70. Ocker - Ocker is the accent Australian used to have a very long time ago. Think Steve Irwin. It used to be a lot more common than it is today.
71. Drongo - Saying someone is a drongo means you are saying they are an idiot.
72. Bogan - A put down term for someone who un refined or uncivilised. It’s not always a nasty term the context and how it’s said determines that.
73. Mozzee - A mosquito, an insect. Often called a mozzie here
74. Blowee - A blowfly, an instect. Often called a blowee here.
75. Grabby - A yabby, an animal. It is a species of crayfish.
76. Platterpuss - The platypus, an animal.
77. Snag - The sausage is often called a snag here.
78. Chopper - A pork or lamb chop. Also a reference to Mark “Chopper” Read.
79. Barbee - A BBQ.
80. Bindee - Bindi Irwin
81. Errwinn - Steve Irwin
82. Cassowar - A cassowary, an animal
83. Cassowarrior - A cassowary, an animal
84. Quokkadile - A crocodile, an animal
85. Pann - A gold pan. Used to sift for gold specs in a river.
86. Nuggett - A gold nugget.
87. Boomer - A boomerang
88. Ranga - A boomerang. Also a red haired person is often called a ranga here.
89. Kaboomerang - A boomerang
90. Theraynsarere - Say this like “the rains are here”. It’s a typical saying out in the bush. When it does not rain a lot and people depend on the rain for their crops or cattle/dairy farms.
91. Fucnoath - ****ing oath. Sometimes said here. Means something like that’s totally correct mate. Not used that often at all.
92. Bludioath - Bloody oath. A common Australian saying. “Bloody oath mate, that’s too right”. That’s the context it’s said in, it’s light hearted, you’re agreeing with someone, and nothing about actual blood at all.
93. Getfuctcnt - Self explanatory. It’s more about the context than the words though.
94. Harbor - The Sydney Harbour Bridge
95. Westgate - The Melbourne Westgate Bridge
96. Caramell - A caramel filled chocolate koala called the caramello koala
97. Fredo - The freddo frog. A chocolate in the shape of a frog.
98. Berty - The bertie beetle. A chocolate in the shape of a beetle.
99. Crookaburra - A kookaburra, a bird.
100. Corobberbee. A bee. Also a corroboree which is a traditional aboriginal dance ceremony.
101. Corale - Coral. Mosrly found at the Great Barrier Reef.
102. Scooba - Scuba diving in the reef.
103. Reeef - The Great Barrier Reef.
104. Speedo - Mens swimwear as you can see in the image of the pokemon. They are at times called DTs as well. DT stands for dick togs. They are called speedos, or togs or DTs, but never “dick togs”. Can also be referred to as “budgie smugglers”
105. Stubbs - Shorts (I think, not so sure about this one).
106. Trackees - These are trackpants. Often called trackies here. Not sure what they are called in other places like the US.
107. Lilbute - This is a ute, what the US would call a pickup truck. Also saying something like “you little beauty” is an Australian way of saying “that’s awesome” or similar.
108. Yoobute - The same as number 106.
109. Elekidna - An ekidna, an animal
110. Elekidna - An ekidna, an animal
111. Vegemite - Vegemite is a salty black Australian spread you put on bread. These days the alternatives like Ozemite are much better than vegemite.
112. Billy - A billy is a old fashioned pot. Often used to heay water for tea on an open fire.
113. Deadkellee - Ned Kelly. A famous Australian.
114. Ranger - A ranger shot and killed Ned Kelly
115. Loonaparc - Luna Park is the name of an amusement or theme park in Sydney and Melbourne. The Pet Shop Boys also wrote a song about Luna Park.
116. Spitthedummy - To “spit the dummy” means you lost control and got all angry or frustrated for a bit there. A fit of anger.
117. Chuckawobbly - To “chuck a wobbly” means you lost control and got all angry or frustrated for a bit there. A fit of anger.
118. Fong - A thong. In other places like the US it is called a flip-flop
119. Sandell - A sandal
120. Blunstonn - Blundstone is an Australian brand of workboots.
121. Chillby - See number 123
122. Billbyte - See number 123
123. Billblizzard - A bilby, an animal
124. Goonfish - A goon sack
125. Caskfish - A wine cask
126. Dinglow - See number 128
127. Dinghost - See number 128
128. Djinngo - A dingo, an animal.
129. Combat - See number 130
130. Wombash - A wombat, animal
131. Eemuu - See number 134
132. Treemuu - See number 134
133. Seamuu - See number 134
134. Steamuu - The Emu, animal.
135. Gootongue - The blue tongue lizard, an animal
136. Gooko - The gecko, an animal
137. Gooanna - The goanna, an animal
138. Didjitygrub - The witchetty grub, an animal. Also in the distant past, some aboriginals used this grub as a food source.
139. Didgeridoom - Didgeridoo is an aboriginal wind instrument.
140. Sidnee - The city of Sydney in the state of New South Wales
141. Melbonn - The city of Melbourne in the state of Victoria
142. Paradyse - The beach side town of Surfers Paradise in the state of Queensland. This town is always referred to as “Surfers”.
143. Goldcoast - The Gold Coast is an area near the southern beaches in the state of Queensland
144. Bunyeep - The bunyip. An Australian mythical creature.
145. Yowee - The yowie. An Australian mythical creature.
146. Rainboa - This is the Rainbow Serpent, a creator deity of the ancient Aboriginal belief system.
147. BigO - This is the Big Orange, a monument of an orange as large as a building in the town of Beri in the state of South Australia
148. BigB - This the Big Banana, a monument of a banana as large as a building, in the town of Coffs Harbour in the state of New South Wales.
149. BigP - This is the big pineapple, a monument of a pineapple as large as a building, in the Sunshine Coast region in the state of Queensland.
150 - Blaccbox - The flight black box. An Australian invention.
151 - Wifly - WiFi. An Australian invention. Invented at the CSIRO in Brisbane.
I took all 151 of them and explained what the Australian references in each are.
So enjoy looking at the 151 Australian inspired pokemon and my explanations of where they come form so they make sense to you all.
1. Gumnut - Nut from a gum tree
2. Whattle - The wattle tree
3. Bankseed - The banksia flower
4. Kickfish - The starter kickboard then you learn to surf
5. Boogill - A boogie board
6. Surfinn - Surfing or a surfboard
7. Bludgie - Either the budgerigar (budgie for short) bird or a bludger (lazy person) or combination of both
8. Flamingalaa - Galah bird
9. Cockatwo - Cockatoo bird
10. Stubbee - a beer bottle
11. Longnecc - A longer neck beer bottle
12. Shooga - Sugar cane plant
13. Caynebeatel - The sugar cane beetle pest
14. Canetode - The cane toad pest
15. Sprinkels - Fairy bread which is sprinkles or 100’s and 1000’s on bread.
16. Lamintonne - The lamington, a food
17. Pavlover - The Pavlova, a food
18. Swagtail - Wagtail bird
19. Tucker - Tucker is short for tuckerbox. Tucker is another word for food so a tuckerbox is a box you keep food in when you go out places. The dog there is part of Australian folk lore. The “dog on the tuckerbox” in a legend born around the 1850’s in Australia about our early pioneers. Was it part of a bush ballad from the time or was it an actual dog on a tucker box? We shall never know.
20. Criccet - A cricket ball from the sport called cricket.
21. Footee - A football from the sport Australian Rules or AFL for short. The ball is often just called a footy.
22. Whooroo - Hooroo is a word used a long time ago over 50 years ago in Australia. It means goodbye. Few people use it now though. Also the image of this pokemon looks like a marsupial with the pouch like a kangaroo has.
23. Tworoo - just a funny take on Whooroo
24. Roll - Short for sausage roll a food
25. Rolls - Two sausage rolls
26. Rollss - Three sausage rolls
27. Yoyou - The yoyo biscuit, a food
28. TimmTamm - The Timtam, a food (it’s a chocolate coated biscuit)
29. Aarnott - Arnott’s are an Australian brand of biscuits
30. Aayers - Ayers rock, the largrst rock in the world in central Australia
31. Uuluuruu - Uluru is the Aboriginal word for Ayers rock. I am not sure which Aboriginal language the word originates from.
32. Sweetsail - The sugar tail glider, an animal
33. Brushsail - The brushtail possum, an animal
34. Ringsail - The ring tail glider, an animal
35. Tommi - The tommy was a word use to describe the average British soldier in world war 1.
36. Whycrow - in WW1 it referred to a soldier that could not read or write. I think that’s what it means, not so sure.
37. Dedorse - Another way of saying tomato sauce. Used a lot in the past. Almost never used now.
38. Parteepye - A party pie. This is a little meat pie.
39. Fortntwennee - A brand of meat pies and other similar foods called FourNTwenty
40. Corker - A wine bottle cork. Often used on the bush to keep the flies out of your face.
41. Akobra - The akubra, a hat
42. Ozzee - Ossie Ostrich. This was a character on a TV show here called Hey Hey It’s Saturday
43. Plucca - Plucka Duck. This was a character on a TV show here called Hey Hey It’s Saturday
44. Bayle - This is a bail from a set of stumps in the game of cricket (a sport)
45. Stump - This is a stump from a set of stumps in the game of cricket (a sport)
46. Wicketts - The entire set of stumps is often called the wickets in the game of cricket (a sport)
47. Dimmee - A dimsim, a food.
48. Chicko - A chicko roll, a food
49. Slip - See number 51
50. Slop - See number 51
51. Slap - Slip, slop and slap is a marketing campaign to get people here to cover up to help prevent getting skin cancer in later life. Slip on a shirt, slop on some sunscreen and slap on a hat.
52. Mitretenn - Mitre 10, an Australian hardware store
53. Bunning - Bunnings, an Australian hardware store
54. Maasterr - Masters, an ex Australian hardwar store. They went bankrupt and no longer exist.
55. Peggo - a clothes peg
56. Line - a clothes like you hand out wet clothes washing on.
57. Hoyst - The Hills Hoist. A type of clothes line invented by Australians.
58. Bog - Another word for a crap or poo
59. ****ta - Another word for toilet
60. Dunnee - Another way of saying outdoor toilet. They were common place here in Australia in the long past, like 60-70 years ago and further into the past. Not really a thing anymore.
61. Barlo - BiLo, an Australian supermarket
62. Curls - Coles, an Australian supermarket
63. Woolees - Woolworths, an Australian supermarket. Everyone just calls this Woolees though.
64. VeeBee - VB, a victorian made beer.
65. Sixpacc - A set of six beers.
66. Slab - A set of usually 24 or 30 beers.
67. Stoney - The stone fish, an animal
68. Toadey - The toadfish, an animal
69. Dampa - Damper, a food that was popular back in the colonial days (pre 1900) and people sometimes still make it when camping today.
70. Ocker - Ocker is the accent Australian used to have a very long time ago. Think Steve Irwin. It used to be a lot more common than it is today.
71. Drongo - Saying someone is a drongo means you are saying they are an idiot.
72. Bogan - A put down term for someone who un refined or uncivilised. It’s not always a nasty term the context and how it’s said determines that.
73. Mozzee - A mosquito, an insect. Often called a mozzie here
74. Blowee - A blowfly, an instect. Often called a blowee here.
75. Grabby - A yabby, an animal. It is a species of crayfish.
76. Platterpuss - The platypus, an animal.
77. Snag - The sausage is often called a snag here.
78. Chopper - A pork or lamb chop. Also a reference to Mark “Chopper” Read.
79. Barbee - A BBQ.
80. Bindee - Bindi Irwin
81. Errwinn - Steve Irwin
82. Cassowar - A cassowary, an animal
83. Cassowarrior - A cassowary, an animal
84. Quokkadile - A crocodile, an animal
85. Pann - A gold pan. Used to sift for gold specs in a river.
86. Nuggett - A gold nugget.
87. Boomer - A boomerang
88. Ranga - A boomerang. Also a red haired person is often called a ranga here.
89. Kaboomerang - A boomerang
90. Theraynsarere - Say this like “the rains are here”. It’s a typical saying out in the bush. When it does not rain a lot and people depend on the rain for their crops or cattle/dairy farms.
91. Fucnoath - ****ing oath. Sometimes said here. Means something like that’s totally correct mate. Not used that often at all.
92. Bludioath - Bloody oath. A common Australian saying. “Bloody oath mate, that’s too right”. That’s the context it’s said in, it’s light hearted, you’re agreeing with someone, and nothing about actual blood at all.
93. Getfuctcnt - Self explanatory. It’s more about the context than the words though.
94. Harbor - The Sydney Harbour Bridge
95. Westgate - The Melbourne Westgate Bridge
96. Caramell - A caramel filled chocolate koala called the caramello koala
97. Fredo - The freddo frog. A chocolate in the shape of a frog.
98. Berty - The bertie beetle. A chocolate in the shape of a beetle.
99. Crookaburra - A kookaburra, a bird.
100. Corobberbee. A bee. Also a corroboree which is a traditional aboriginal dance ceremony.
101. Corale - Coral. Mosrly found at the Great Barrier Reef.
102. Scooba - Scuba diving in the reef.
103. Reeef - The Great Barrier Reef.
104. Speedo - Mens swimwear as you can see in the image of the pokemon. They are at times called DTs as well. DT stands for dick togs. They are called speedos, or togs or DTs, but never “dick togs”. Can also be referred to as “budgie smugglers”
105. Stubbs - Shorts (I think, not so sure about this one).
106. Trackees - These are trackpants. Often called trackies here. Not sure what they are called in other places like the US.
107. Lilbute - This is a ute, what the US would call a pickup truck. Also saying something like “you little beauty” is an Australian way of saying “that’s awesome” or similar.
108. Yoobute - The same as number 106.
109. Elekidna - An ekidna, an animal
110. Elekidna - An ekidna, an animal
111. Vegemite - Vegemite is a salty black Australian spread you put on bread. These days the alternatives like Ozemite are much better than vegemite.
112. Billy - A billy is a old fashioned pot. Often used to heay water for tea on an open fire.
113. Deadkellee - Ned Kelly. A famous Australian.
114. Ranger - A ranger shot and killed Ned Kelly
115. Loonaparc - Luna Park is the name of an amusement or theme park in Sydney and Melbourne. The Pet Shop Boys also wrote a song about Luna Park.
116. Spitthedummy - To “spit the dummy” means you lost control and got all angry or frustrated for a bit there. A fit of anger.
117. Chuckawobbly - To “chuck a wobbly” means you lost control and got all angry or frustrated for a bit there. A fit of anger.
118. Fong - A thong. In other places like the US it is called a flip-flop
119. Sandell - A sandal
120. Blunstonn - Blundstone is an Australian brand of workboots.
121. Chillby - See number 123
122. Billbyte - See number 123
123. Billblizzard - A bilby, an animal
124. Goonfish - A goon sack
125. Caskfish - A wine cask
126. Dinglow - See number 128
127. Dinghost - See number 128
128. Djinngo - A dingo, an animal.
129. Combat - See number 130
130. Wombash - A wombat, animal
131. Eemuu - See number 134
132. Treemuu - See number 134
133. Seamuu - See number 134
134. Steamuu - The Emu, animal.
135. Gootongue - The blue tongue lizard, an animal
136. Gooko - The gecko, an animal
137. Gooanna - The goanna, an animal
138. Didjitygrub - The witchetty grub, an animal. Also in the distant past, some aboriginals used this grub as a food source.
139. Didgeridoom - Didgeridoo is an aboriginal wind instrument.
140. Sidnee - The city of Sydney in the state of New South Wales
141. Melbonn - The city of Melbourne in the state of Victoria
142. Paradyse - The beach side town of Surfers Paradise in the state of Queensland. This town is always referred to as “Surfers”.
143. Goldcoast - The Gold Coast is an area near the southern beaches in the state of Queensland
144. Bunyeep - The bunyip. An Australian mythical creature.
145. Yowee - The yowie. An Australian mythical creature.
146. Rainboa - This is the Rainbow Serpent, a creator deity of the ancient Aboriginal belief system.
147. BigO - This is the Big Orange, a monument of an orange as large as a building in the town of Beri in the state of South Australia
148. BigB - This the Big Banana, a monument of a banana as large as a building, in the town of Coffs Harbour in the state of New South Wales.
149. BigP - This is the big pineapple, a monument of a pineapple as large as a building, in the Sunshine Coast region in the state of Queensland.
150 - Blaccbox - The flight black box. An Australian invention.
151 - Wifly - WiFi. An Australian invention. Invented at the CSIRO in Brisbane.
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