Klefki is correct!
“Klef” (« clé » or « clef », meaning key)
And “ki” (key)
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I will start the next game.
This Pokemon’s name in Serbian means having big teeth.
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Basculin?
zubi veliki? hahaha
No, try again.
Someone used Google translate 
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I’m sticking with the fishy theme… Carvanha?
That’s not the correct answer.
What about a Walrein?
Nope.
Mamoswine, as well has big teeth
Both are wrong. It doesn’t mean that the Pokemon I imagined has big teeth (although you could say that it has in relation to its size), just its name in Serbian means that. Tell me if you want a new hint.
let us try a little bit more… Yungoos?
Nope.
And nobody else answering… time for a guess
Okay… it seems it’s not a fish… then it must be an inanimate object possessed by a spirit.
Is it Rotom?
No, it isn’t.
Without further clues it’s like looking for a full-odds shiny…
I’ll press on regardless… Chandelure?
Hint #2
The animal this Pokemon is based on has a connection with a Serbian word that is used in many languages worldwide including English.