This is not complete, and will most likely be deleted in preparation for the real refsheet as this is just a sneak peek.

I had been talking about it for a while now, but I think it would be better if I were to just show it.
first there's the guy we all know and love (or hate), Razzle. then there's an ordinary purebred Typhlosion.
the difference can be spotted easily, as with the differences in their snouts and fur color.
speaking of, it really isn't known why Razzle's fur is so brightly colored, but because of it he is often easily mistaken as a shiny by very inexperienced trainers and it does piss him off since he thinks shiny pokemon are all ugly. :)

On the bottom is a (female) Ursaring just thrown in there for yet another example.
as mentioned before, his father was a wild Ursaring and his mother was a purebred domesticated Typhlosion.

through his stages of evolution and growing up, everyone knew that he was a mixbreed, and he was constantly bullied for it as
it was often considered taboo for two entirely different species of pokemon to breed and produce young.
also, due to his mixed background and the fact that both species of pokemon are known to be somewhat aggressive,
Razzle seems to share both aggressiveness traits but doubled. meaning that without the guidence of his trainer, his answer to most of his problems would surely be 'kill it'. strangely, his stats for defense and special defense are surprisingly low, meaning that he hardly even tries to protect himself from oncoming attacks but instead just rushes into battle head on.

although it seemed to have brought him nothing but trouble, Razzle did in fact benefit from his mixed genes, as his attack and special attack stats are slightly higher than average. so even though he'll fight with his special attack moves, he's also more than willing to get physical on the enemy and land a few punches with his own two fists, something that not a whole lot of regular Typhlosion have been known to do.