Chlorofrill

 (#002) is a dual-type Plant/Earth Meta Monster introduced in the first generation.

It transforms from Frilleaf starting at level 18 and then transforms into Frillabong starting at level 38.

Chlorofrill is a 3-foot reptilian creature with a body covered in green scales, aside from four orange bands on its tail and cream highlights on its lowerjaw, underbelly, and feet. Its head is thinner than that of its predecessor and has a longer snout. Its eyes are large and oval-shaped and have red irises. On top of its head is an orange tentacle that is perpetually curled up into a spiral shape until it chooses to unfurl it. The seed on its tail has sprout into three leaves, and it has a frill of ten similar leaves (two layers of five each) around its neck. Chlorofrill has three white dots on each arm and six orange dots in two columns of three on its belly.

Like their younger forms, Chlorofrill are fairly carefree creatures. They are generally thought of as silly and unintelligent by the general public due to their humorous way of walking, but they actually rather intelligent hunters more than capable of subduing prey. Unlike Frilleaf, Chlorofrill are capable of manipulating the tentacles on their heads with surprising prehensibility and dexterity. When hunting, they will sneak up on their prey and lash out at it with their tentacles, snaring them with a sticky adhesive that coats the appendage. Chlorofrill can generally be found in forests and in fields with tall grass.




 * Chlorofrill's habit of absorbing sunlight with its frills is loosely based on the once-popular belief that the frill-necked lizard's trademark frill was utilized in thermoregulation.
 * Chlorofrill being part Plant-type is consistent with the real-life frilled lizard's habit of being mainly arboreal.

is based on a frill-necked lizard, a species of agamid lizard native to Australia. The appendage on its head is based on sundews, a genus of carnivorous plant distributed all over the world but mainly concentrated in Australia.

The name "" is a combination of the words "chlorophyll" and "frill".