Lochess’ body is relatively large, almost as big as a boat. Just like its predecessor Loch, this Toshimon has 4 flippers with sturdy rock hard protectors behind them to help make it easier for sand surfing. The rocky shell on its back has grown sturdier, gaining more stone plates. The horns on its head have grown larger, similar to a bull and the skull on its head has also grown larger. The short and thick tail has now become more slender and has a spikey ball at the end for a more flexible range of attack. Lochess is considered as one of the oldest Toshimon that has existed to date, going back to over hundreds of years ago. The only Lochess to have been reported to be seen today can be found in the Toshimon Central Research Laboratory after the Loch they have been taking care of evolved into the creature it is today. It is said that this majestic beast is what the huge fossil researchers uncovered found during the discovery of the Loch fossils. This Toshimon is said to be docile by nature but dangerous when provoked due to its large size and anatomy.Lochess’ power comes from a mix of both being able to manipulate the earth around it and its incredible physical power. When provoked, it uses the spike ball on its tail to swing at its foe. As a last resort, it has the ability to break the soil under it and create a huge fissure to trap its opponent.