One of my coworkers looked at Eiscue and said "there should be a version where he's wearing a TV." Well I'm someone, so here's an Eiscue variant that developed after they were introduced to Kadia. For some reason, they've made their home in garbage dumps.
These cuties are based on sea lemon dorids, a lumpy yellow nudibranch that lives up to its name. They live in intertidal areas, and at low tide they stay sessile and shrunken to try and retain water. When the tide rises they become active and unfurl their flower-like gills, which I likened to a crown with this line. Of course on real sea lemons, the gills surround their anus, so you may want to rethink giving your Doroyale any skritches on top of its head.
Pokemon Sea & Sky's first fairy types. They don't make much noise, but this line is known for following trainers at a distance for unknown reasons.
Not a lot of depth to the inspiration here. I just love corn mazes.
The first regional variants of Pokemon Sea & Sky! based on the belted kingfisher and green heron respectively, they make for a pair far more adapted to life at the water's edge than your average spearow and fearowm