The bulb on its head stores energy from the sun's rays. This energy is used to repair Bulbagela's vines when damaged and to help them grow.
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Fusing with Bulbasaur has made Ledyba even more sensitive to the cold. Bulbaba spends most of its time gathering energy from the sun to survive days with cold weather.
On sunny days Bulbachu will absorb the sun's rays and on cloudy days it will charge electricity. As a result, Bulbachu is often full of energy.
Bulbakey lives on the tallest treetops to better absorb the sun's rays. When it is not on the treetops, Bulbakey will become enraged and attack anyone who comes near.
Every punch that Hitmonchu throws is packed with electricity. However, it often uses up too much electricity and runs out of energy after only a few punches.
Gases emitted by Weekazam can temporarily increase a person's IQ. Prolonged use isn't recommended however, as large amounts can damage brain tissue.
The gases emitted by Weetly are so foul that it can repel almost any Pokémon. A renowned Pokémon professor has used a watered down version of this gas to develop the Pester Ball, a device used to chase off unwanted Pokémon.
If even a single ember of its flames remains, Stardash can regenerate its body. When moving at top speed, Stardash can run across water with ease.
Starnix lives in lakes hidden deep underground. Stones taken from its body glow in the seven colors of the rainbow when light hits them just right.
Since the deep sea lacks leaves for it to eat, Weesea has turned to a diet of seaweed and moss instead. If attacked, it has the option of either jabbing the assailant with its horn or using its fin to swim away.
The edition of two extra arms allow Lapchamp to swim faster in the water. It can even ferry people across land thanks to its sturdy legs.
Lapcruel is highly valued for transport in dangerous waters, because it can defend its passengers with venomous tentacles. Lapcruel's flashing red orbs can even help with nighttime transportation.
Snorki collects food so that it can eat whenever it feels like it. Traveling Trainers often use them to carry excess food that won't fit in their bag. They also have it carry a Poké Flute so that they can wake it whenever they need its assistance.
Thanks to the mushroom draining its energy, Snorsect eats even more than a regular Snorlax. Because of Snorsect's diet of Sitrus Berries, the mushroom has changed to resemble one.
Not only can Beeowl see well with minimal light, but it also flies both quickly and silently, making it the perfect nighttime hunter. Anyone who approaches Beeowl's territory will be quickly swarmed and jabbed with poison needles.
During the day, Xabat stands perfectly still and stares at the sun, but as soon as night falls, it takes to the skies in search of prey.
While its wings allow it to fly at Mach 2, Pidzor mostly uses them to regulate its body temperature. Its talon-like pincers are made of steel.
Ratrow can often be seen gnawing on rocks mid-flight to whittle down its fangs. It is not uncommon for it to drop these rocks, and there have been many occasions where the falling rocks have hit people in the head.
They seek out the nests of Pokémon and work together to defeat the parents. Once their prey is defeated, they eat both the parents and their eggs.
Many Coreanie come together in order to mimic coral reefs. Any Pokémon that seek to hide in their reefs are consumed.
Corcie can manipulate the calcium carbonate found in seawater to create beautiful coral reefs. Many Pokémon will come to live in these reefs and will revere Corcie as their queen.
The pain from Houneon's psychic attacks can only be cured by another Houneon. However, they will only cure a Trainer that they trust.
Areon is incredibly powerful when it comes to constricting things. In addition, its psychic powers allow it to predict its foe's movements. Once Areon has you in its sights, there is no escape.
Legends say that anyone who drinks Milgar's milk will be cursed for all eternity. However, no one can stand the sight of it long enough to milk it.
Azubat is not very good at flying yet, so it uses its bouncy tail to get off the ground. It tends to freeze up around malicious people and Pokémon.
Its shield-like face protects it while it chants incantations to torment its attacker. A weakness to attacks from behind lead to its extinction.
When Raiplume has too much stored electricity, it will scatter electrically charged pollen. This pollen can be used to power large machinery.
Although Mancool's stingers contain large amounts of venom, it is so friendly that it will rarely harm humans. Some Mancool will even try and come ashore to play with people, even though it quickly dries out on land.
Weavring leaves scratches on trees with delicious berries. Any Pokémon who steals Weavring's berries will be surrounded by their pack and consumed.
Weavphan with the longest and biggest tusks lead their hunting parties. They bring down prey by rolling and slamming into them.
When a Togeray's eyes gleam, it can see what's in a person's heart. If Togeray deems you to be kind, it will bless you with good luck.
It was thought that Mamodra went extinct during the ice age, but it turns out they were sleeping deep underwater for 10,000 years.
Spirilass is comprised of 108 spirits of people who perished while lost in the mountains. In its den lies the frozen corpses of the spirits' original owners.
Venuflame flies high into the sky to better absorb the sun's rays. On days where the sunlight isn't as strong, it feeds on bird Pokémon instead.
During ancient times, Ramrade would attract prey with a sweet aroma, then bash it with its skull, which is as hard as iron.
The combination of Nidoqueen's tough scales and Golem's boulder-like body allow Nidolem to shrug off most attacks. It does occasionally have to shed its skin, which leaves it vulnerable, but it always grows back stronger than ever.
Abeon has the power to predict disasters when its forked tail quivers. However, it will only share its knowledge with a Trainer it deems worthy.
Many Abnoir will gather in an area where a natural disaster is soon to occur, ready to take the spirts of all who do not survive to the afterlife.
People will bring Abeye rare gemstones in exchange for being warned of upcoming disasters. It lives deep in caves, so it's a bit tricky to find.
The slime that covers Waildra's body feels very similar to water. Its slime hardens in the cold, giving protection to its squishy body.
Containing both the physical power of Nidoking and the large intelligence of Alakazam, Nidokazam is a force to be reckoned with. When it goes on a rampage, it uses its psychic power to destroy everything in its path.
The spiral gem in Clefbink's head fetches a high price from collectors. Though it usually prefers to hide, Clefbink can fire lasers from this gem to defend itself from poachers.
When Krookocor spots prey, even at a distance of over 30 miles, it swoops down on them and crushes them with its powerful jaws.
It guides Pokémon though the ocean, draining their life force all the while. When the Pokémon passes away, Litedo consumes their corpse.
Chandelsharp commands groups of Litiard to drain the life energy from its prey. Chandelsharp then burns the prey's sprit, leaving the body behind.
Talonsaur will guard the Fletchling living on its back with its life. When the Fletchling leaves the nest, Talonsaur will seek out a new one.
Grabbing one of Ninechu's lightning bolt shaped tails will result in you getting blasted by 100,000 volts of electricity and becoming incapacitated. Once you awake, you will find that you have been cursed to become a human lightning rod.
They work together to bring down prey and feed on their blood. Each Golvile is not satisfied until it has completely drained 100 victims.
In order to realize its dream of flying, Glamence froze the moisture on its back into the shape of wings. It spouts ice from its mouth as it flies.
The higher its heart rate, the more electrical energy it's able to output. The lower its heart rate, the colder its icy breath is.
Frosninja creates blizzards for it to conceal itself within. It launches throwing stars made of ice to defeat its foes, then takes its victims back to its den to become decorations.
The leaves on Oddpix's body grow in the moonlight. It has the power to control both plant life and fire at will.
Orifree scatters highly toxic dust as it gathers purple nectar to make honey. Survivors of inhaling this dust often claim they saw or spoke with spirits.
Despite Vileape's smiling face, it is seething with rage on the inside. When it is especially angry, Vileape will begin spreading poisonous pollen. This pollen also triggers Vileape's allergies, which serves to make it even angrier.
In ancient times, Amasel attempted to steal eggs from unguarded nests, but often got caught due to the bright colors emitted by its sails.
Hunting in packs since ancient times, Aurovile surround their prey and freeze it with blasts from their diamond-shaped crystals.
Mysterious laughter emanating from mushroom-ridden forests is a sign that a Paragar is nearby. Should you allow it to enter your shadow, you will feel the mushroom on Paragar's head slowly take over your mind.
Torzone spends its time in the mountains attempting to use its magnetism to gather coal. Unfortunately, coal is not magnetic, and it ends up with loads of other minerals instead. Torzone then trades these minerals with miners in exchange for coal.
If any of Venokazam's poisonous scales touch your skin, the poison will quickly seep into your brain and make you unconscious. Thankfully, it is only active at night.
Dugsir's pincers each have a mind of their own, though they still cooperate with the body. It will hide underneath the ground while waiting for prey, and then crush them with its pincers once the prey gets close.
Nothing angers Primegon more than hackers. If there is ever a security breach, Primegon will enter cyber space to search for the one responsible, and it will not give up until they are found.
People have long revered the sight of Arcadon running swiftly through lava. Beneath its majestic fur is extremely tough hide.
Madude train their muscles by lifting up boulders. However, they often end up lifting others of their kind due to their close resemblance to rocks. Madude rarely minds though, since they're happy to help others build muscle.
Though it's usually seen walking on all sixes, Madoom will stand on its hind legs and use its powerful arms to fight against tough opponents.
Bellchu uses its root-like tail to capture bug Pokémon. Once its prey is in its grasp, Bellchu incapacitates them with a strong electric shock.
When attacked, Squirtgey will flap its wings to kick up sand, then proceed to hide in its shell. If the attacker persists, Squirtgey will fight back by squirting water.
If a Squirtba becomes separated from its group, it will immediately withdraw into its shell and won't come out until it is reunited with others of its kind.
Due to its poor control over its electricity, Squirtchu will often accidently shock fish Pokémon whenever it enters the water. Afterwards it will hide in its shell in shame.
Squirttata's shell allows it to swim quickly in the water and catch fish Pokémon. Since it continuously produces offspring, the fish Pokémon population in areas where Squirttata settles quickly decrease.
When threatened, Blastslash will hide in its shell and then curl into a ball. Blastslash can still fire its bullets of water while in this form, and its high speed tackles hurt even more thanks to the spines on its shell.
Gennite loves playing pranks on people by mimicking their shadows, but if it encounters someone lost in the mountains, it will guide them home.