Vanilluxe is a two-headed Pokémon covered in a swirled, white substance that resembles ice cream. It is the result of two Vanillish stuck together after a daylight melting and nighttime freezing process. Each head has two light purple eyes and a mouth. There are light blue ice crystals to the side of each eye and two under each mouth. It has two stubby arms and three spikes under its body, all of which resemble icicles. The middle spike under its body is the largest, and there is a hollow, straw-like structure on top of the left head. On the back of its two heads there are many small ice crystals.
Vanilluxe has a body temperature of about 21 °F (−6 °C). It ingests large quantities of water, which it uses to create internal snow clouds. If it loses a head, it can still live problem-free. When its two heads are in agreement or simultaneously angered, it can expel powerful blizzards from its two mouths. It can create snow anywhere, which makes it popular among skiers and snowboarders.
In Thawing an Icy Panic!, a Vanilluxe and Vanillish were looking for a Vanillite who had gone missing. They created a big whiteout in Coumarine City in the process of the search.
Vanilluxe, the Snowstorm Pokémon, and the evolved form of Vanillish. Vanilluxe produces snow clouds by swallowing great quantities of water. It emits a blizzard when both heads are angered.
Vanilluxe, the Snowstorm Pokémon, and the evolved form of Vanillish. Vanilluxe forms internal clouds of snow by swallowing lots of water and can cause violent blizzards when angry.
Vanilluxe can’t even move until both of its heads agree to a course of action. If you see one staying still, look closely—you may notice that one of its heads is napping.
According to Game Freak, Vanilluxe and its pre-evolved forms were created by James Turner.[1]
Origin
Vanilluxe appears to based on a soft servevanilla ice cream in an ice cream cone, with snow for scoops and ice for the waffle cone. Specifically, its double-scoop appearance and wafer-like appendage resemble a double 99 cone. Vanilluxe has bits of ice on it that look like bits of nuts. It also resembles icicles. According to James Turner, it is also based on American food mascots such as the Pillsbury Doughboy, as well as the "Stay Puft" marshmallow man from the 1984 supernatural comedy film Ghostbusters.[citation needed]
Name origin
Vanilluxe may be a combination of vanilla and deluxe.
Baivanilla may be a combination of bi- (prefix meaning two) or 倍 bai (double) and vanilla.