Mmmh, do you really think this is a hint? Bulbasaur
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What’s the fun if it’s too easy?
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It is an animal - not a possessed inanimate object!
It is also not a fish. Therefore it must be a cat.
A cat with ‘big teeth’… Perrserker!! 
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Good try, but no.
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I will give you some associations to that Serbian word.
- Transylvania
Ooooohh…
Emolga?
No.
Hmm 
Well sylvanian means ‘of the forest’ after some Roman god or other…
I’m going to ignore Sylveon as being too obvious and plump for another creature that likes to s*** in the woods… a bear!
Is it Stufful?… or Cubchoo?
Transylvania was the home of Dracula… with his long teeth…
What about the Zubat, Golbat, Crobat family?
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You’re on to something. Which one do you think it is?
I would say Golbat, the teeth of Zubat are tiny, Crobat has more, but like normal teeth.
Yes, Golbat will be the one.
Noibat! Noibat!! Noibat!!!
Wyvern! Wyvern!! Wyvern!!!
No one is right.
Is it Pikachu?
Show off 
Transylvania, Dracula. Serbian. Big teeth. Vampiric relations?
My guess is gliscor. Ties in with the bat theme that vampires have
No, no and no. Guess again.
Zubat?
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That’s right! You win! 
Explanation:
Zubat means having big teeth in Serbian.
The word from Serbian that is used in many languages is vampire (vampir / вампир in Serbian).
Vampires can turn into bats and there is a species of bat that is called vampire bat.
Zubat is based on a bat.
Thank you all for participating!
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