妙蛙花

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The body of the Flamingo Frog flower is significantly larger than its predecessor. Its skin displays a blue-green color and lacks the deep-colored patches of its evolved ancestor, replaced by bumps resembling those on a toad's back. The Flamingo Frog flower features a pair of ears at its top, with red interiors, orange-red eyes, and teeth in its mouth. A large, reddish-colored flower has bloomed from its back, supported by a brown, tree-like structure resembling a palm trunk. This structure bears six large petals with white spots, while the frog's claws now have three toes and thicker legs than its predecessor. Despite retaining its four-legged gait, the Flamingo Frog flower moves more slowly outside of battle compared to its evolved ancestor. The super-evolved Flamingo Frog flower has a body size that is not extremely noticeable but its weight has increased significantly (over 55%). The part of the back flower's scales now resembles a short, plump palm tree. In the middle of the "trunk", another circle of green leaves appears. Its forehead features an additional six-petaled pink flower. A white equilateral triangle is visible near the central part of the flower petals, with its apex pointing towards the center. The super-evolved Flamingo Frog flower's forehead also displays a diamond shape composed of two triangles and three dark green markings. Due to the influence of super-evolutionary energy, its back flowers grow larger, while the supporting waist and legs become stronger.