Evolution Revolution

In the depths of the Shadowhue Forest, a Gligar named Scorpio could be seen strolling through. The whole day, he had been thinking about what he was going to do now, but couldn't think clearly. So he came to this forest, hoping he could find some peace and quiet which would allow him to do so. "What to do....I could join one of those guilds I've heard about, then maybe I could explore like I want to...but maybe there's something else out there..." He said to himself, not sure if he wanted to join a guild or not. Maybe he could come to a conclusion after a little more walking...maybe.

Ned could barely believe what was happening right now. Here he was, stuck to a tree in the middle of the Shadowhue Forest. Sure, he wasn't nearly as well-hidden as he usually was, but he didn't care.
He now was enveloped in his cocoon, barely noticing the world around him drift by as his body changed. The Bug type could barley even believe what was happening. So long had he valiantly fought and waited and finally the day had come. After he would emerge from this shell again, he would no longer be the weak, frail, pathetic Nincada he was.
Soon he would emerge as...now this was something he was a bit anxious about. After all he would evolve into two different Pokémon. What would it feel like? Would his mind just split between the two bodies? Would it remain in one and the other one would gain a separate consciousness?
The only way to know for sure was to wait...

As he continued to walk, Scorpio just became more and more conflicted about what to do. "Going into the guilds would get me some money from the missions and things...but I may screw those up for some other Pokemon that ends up teamed with me. If I just explore in general, I may not be able to get to every place I want by myself...ugh, this is so....what is that?" He said, frustrated by his inability to make a decision before he was something hanging from a tree. "Is that a...cocoon?" Scorpio asked, curios as to what exactly that was. He then moved towards the tree so he could get a better look at what it was. Taking his mind off of this decision making stuff may help him in the end.

Hidden inside his prison of change, the Nincada could barely even notice the Gligar right next to him. If it would simply decide to destroy the cocooon then the Bug type would be screwed. Would he still have been completely conscious Ned would have freaked out at this point.
Even if he would not have been trapped, the Nincada would have stood little chance against this Pokémon. With its Flying type it held a definite advantage over the Nincada's Bug type while there was nothing Ned could do that would have any significant effect on it.
But after he would hatch...not much would change about that. But he'd have an advantage over many others!