Ride Share
Charlie held tight as the cyclizar underneath him kept up its breakneck pace.
Team Valiant Arc 9 Chapter 13: Final Stand Part 1
The cyclizar, suddenly confused by the absence of his rider, came up short of his intended target - romulus, who bounded off the creature's back and left it to be dealt with by hook, who seized the cyclizar in his claws before slamming it into the ground,
Team Valiant Arc 9 Chapter 10: Dead End
Calhoun directed his cyclizar mount closer to the stone, and suddenly the lizard stopped moving; he felt it going rigid, and it refused to go any further, even when he kicked its flank to try to urge it on. something ahead had the cyclizar on edge...
Hammer Time
Lulia, his lurantis, would probably not enjoy the cold, and his cyclizar, zipper, would be at a disadvantage to just about any pokémon they came across in that environment.
Uncharted lands (commission for MagicDragons)
Now that he could take a closer look, its physiognomy reminded him of a different pokémon he had met while travelling through paldea - a cyclizar. would they be related, somehow? not that it mattered. it was time to have some fun.
Trickery Amongst the Trees
._ or even the androgynous model, jacket hanging open just enough to tease, muscles catching the light as they ran a cloth over the sleek body of a cyclizar while the wartortle in the logo of “wartortle wax” (”for those who shine on their own terms!”)
Chapter 47: The Tale of the Flaming Vortex Part 1.
A cyclizar bit his fingers, his teeth clittering. "i-is this the end for the flaming vortex?" "will he be dethroned after remaining the top for so long!?" a woman said, stroking her hat. "ngh…" noctis groaned and grunted, trembling.
Help Me Lucario! I'm Stuck!
Meowscarada wouldn't even be up for debate if its first two matches were against anyone other than simisage and cyclizar. vote lucario!
Team Valiant Arc 9 Chapter 11: Last Chance
The cacturne were put to practicing formations while making use of the agility of their mounts; cyclizar, despite their lithe figures, were remarkably fast and excellent climbers, making them highly mobile as mounts.