
New cosmetic variants give familiar Pokémon different looks.
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Cobbled Variants is a Cobblemon datapack that adds cosmetic variants to existing Pokémon, giving familiar species appearances inspired by different materials and forms. Examples include Voltorb styled as different Poké Balls, Hisuian Voltorb as ancient Poké Balls, Roggenrola and Beldum with different ores, Wooper with axolotl colors, Carbink and Diancie with Type Gem colors, Phantump with different tree types, and Honedge with different sword materials. Most variants are decorative and are selected through a Pokémon’s cosmetic slot using the corresponding item, such as ores, gems, logs, ingots, or swords. Wooper variants have a distinct acquisition method: they can be caught by fishing in a lush cave. Voltorb also has a Gigantamax form obtainable by Gigantamaxing it, while the datapack includes compatibility for certain Mega Showdown and Oritech variants.
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Runs no function files.
Does not change world generation.
Adds 2 sounds and 83 more files in other folders.
Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's recipes, loot tables and other game data.
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