Catersly has a surprisingly thick exoskeleton for such a small Bug-type. Testing reveals that it incorporates hard silicates into its body from the rocks on which it feeds.
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An ancient Pokémon thought extinct for some time, Cuwig has been discovered living deep in deserts with few other Grass-types around. Cuwig has a hardy shell and skull to protect itself from the harsh weather of its environment.
The shell of Maroterra is covered in a surprisingly fertile soil. Though rare, following desert rains its shell can bloom with short-lived plant life and desert flowers.
The shell of Maroterra is covered in a surprisingly fertile soil. Though rare, following desert rains its shell can bloom with short-lived plant life and desert flowers.
Long exposure to toxic gases and fumes warps the bodies of Weetula and results in them taking on nightmarish appearances. Their presence within an ecosystem is usually regarded as a sign that drastic clean-up measures are needed.
Long exposure to toxic gases and fumes warps the bodies of Weetula and results in them taking on nightmarish appearances. Their presence within an ecosystem is usually regarded as a sign that drastic clean-up measures are needed.
Chandeen perform elaborate dances and flourishes underwater to attract the attention of mates across the reefs they call their home. Other Pokémon have been observed enjoying the shows that Chandeen perform, leading to moments of peace on the reef.
A highly empathic Pokémon, Chanbra overflows with positive emotion and the desire to look after others. The sheer strength of this feeling manifests as immense psychic power, primarily used to defend others.
Chankazam possesses incredible intellect and empathic power; the bond it forms with its Trainer is one of intense loyalty. The energy expenditure of its psychic powers is huge; it fuels its powers with highly nutritious eggs.
Chankazam possesses incredible intellect and empathic power; the bond it forms with its Trainer is one of intense loyalty. The energy expenditure of its psychic powers is huge; it fuels its powers with highly nutritious eggs.
Tantle has a hard shell used to protect its fragile vines, keeping them safe from tears and scratches. Its vines are highly sensitive and are used to feel through muddy waters.
Tantle has a hard shell used to protect its fragile vines, keeping them safe from tears and scratches. Its vines are highly sensitive and are used to feel through muddy waters.
The vines Tantortle uses to sense the world are strong enough to serve as a source of propulsion, braiding together to form a powerful tail. Its preferred environment is muddy lakes and rivers with low visibility.
Agile and spry, Kangaslee live near cliff faces and bound up and down freely with their long and springy limbs. Young Kangaslee play with one another near the base of the cliffs under the watchful eyes of adults.
Agile and spry, Kangaslee live near cliff faces and bound up and down freely with their long and springy limbs. Young Kangaslee play with one another near the base of the cliffs under the watchful eyes of adults.
Butterwoodo feeds on tree sap and tree bark, usually standing in place at the trunk of a tree for hours on end. The wings on their back mimic those of other Bug-type Pokémon, warding them away by making them think there's already a Bug-type on the tree.
Buttersly roots through the undergrowth of forests in search of its food, using its large wings to blow away leaf litter and dirt. Its body is too heavy for it to be able to fly, but with some effort it can manage short hops.
Butterdisc has large wing-like fins protruding from its back, which it uses to rapidly swim and glide short distances through the air. Its antennae help it sense danger and escape before being harmed.
Starpede have bulky exoskeletons that leave them well-suited to life in coral reefs. Even if a piece breaks off, with enough time it will regenerate into a brand new Starpede.
Found within coral reefs, Starpede scuttle across the coral and hunt through the reef for prey. They use the many gems studded along their backs to absorb sunlight and release energy pulses to stun their prey.
Found within coral reefs, Starpede scuttle across the coral and hunt through the reef for prey. They use the many gems studded along their backs to absorb sunlight and release energy pulses to stun their prey.
Champion-level wrestlers, Jynwrath are popular with black belts and martial artists both as sparring partners and as a first choice for Pokémon battles. Their low body temperatures help them stay physically active by rapidly dissipating muscle heat.
Magsol is incredibly sensitive to the shifting of magma deep beneath the world's crust. They seek out locations where volcanic eruptions are likely to happen, earning them a reputation for imminent disaster.
Combative and stubborn, Taucross patrol their large territories to make sure no rivals are making their home nearby. When they do encounter a rival, they use their massive horn and powerful club-like fists to battle for the territory.
Despite being physically frail, Magikey are remarkably aggressive and territorial. They will put on fierce displays, mock charging at Pokémon and Trainers alike to try and scare them off before a fight has a chance to happen.
Slow-moving and defended only by mildly toxic stingers, Weesea live in dense kelp growths. They rely heavily on their drab camouflage and lack of sudden movements to avoid drawing attention from predators.
Weeinch has powerful jaws that it uses to trap prey that are careless enough to wander within striking range of its burrows. Trainers travelling through areas known to be home to Weeinch are advised to make liberal use of Repel.
Working together to form colonies in the forest, Weechop are highly social and co-operative. When threatened by flying Pokémon, most of the colony defends their home while a small group tries to draw the threat away.
Ditmuku has innards that are highly malleable and can transform into any shape. It uses these both to defend and to disguise itself. When it rests at night, Ditmuku wraps itself in its own innards and uses Transform to look like a rock.
Joltfeon loves to lounge outdoors, sleeping in the sunshine and photosynthesizing as they rest. They are popular in rural areas where, after a blackout, they can provide temporary power with their stored energy.
Joltfeon loves to lounge outdoors, sleeping in the sunshine and photosynthesizing as they rest. They are popular in rural areas where, after a blackout, they can provide temporary power with their stored energy.
Fossils of Omafarig are common in ocean strata, their skeletons mystifying paleontologists as it's unclear which side is the head. When revived, researchers were surprised to find both the head and tail hold brains.
Kakidos use their hardened chrysalises both to protect themselves and as weapons. The shells of their chrysalises are especially thick at the tops of their skulls, leading them to prefer ramming head-first as an attack.
Kakcada are barely able to move, using their large front claws to slowly drag themselves around. They bury themselves underground during daylight hours to hide from predators.
Kakcada are barely able to move, using their large front claws to slowly drag themselves around. They bury themselves underground during daylight hours to hide from predators.
Kakinch is completely immobile, lying buried in the ground with its mouth facing directly to the surface. Though it does not require much food while waiting to pupate, it will snap at anything that steps on it.
Kakdude cling to the ceilings of caves while they wait to pupate. If they're disturbed, Kakdude will cluster together and form an impenetrable wall, protecting one another from harm.
Kakdude cling to the ceilings of caves while they wait to pupate. If they're disturbed, Kakdude will cluster together and form an impenetrable wall, protecting one another from harm.
Kabudra live amongst dense kelp forests, their rocky hide and naturalistic shape letting them blend in with rocks along the sea floor. Despite their fearsome appearance, they use their scythes to harvest kelp to feed on.
A powerful apex Pokémon from Kanto's distant history, scientists on Cinnabar Island have managed to resurrect them and reintroduce them into the environment. They now make their home within the Cinnabar Volcano, nesting within basalt columns.
A powerful apex Pokémon from Kanto's distant history, scientists on Cinnabar Island have managed to resurrect them and reintroduce them into the environment. They now make their home within the Cinnabar Volcano, nesting within basalt columns.
A powerful apex Pokémon from Kanto's distant history, scientists on Cinnabar Island have managed to resurrect them and reintroduce them into the environment. They now make their home within the Cinnabar Volcano, nesting within basalt columns.
A powerful apex Pokémon from Kanto's distant history, scientists on Cinnabar Island have managed to resurrect them and reintroduce them into the environment. They now make their home within the Cinnabar Volcano, nesting within basalt columns.
Snorbok are extremely lethargic and will spend months sleeping between meals. Their appetite is tremendous when they're hungry, gorging themselves for an entire day on anything that crosses their path.
Zapmence never touches the ground, living its entire life high in the sky. Thunderstorms form around them as they fly, and they weaponise the bolts of lightning by using them to strike at other Pokémon and aircraft flying across their path.
Zapmence never touches the ground, living its entire life high in the sky. Thunderstorms form around them as they fly, and they weaponise the bolts of lightning by using them to strike at other Pokémon and aircraft flying across their path.
Zapmence never touches the ground, living its entire life high in the sky. Thunderstorms form around them as they fly, and they weaponise the bolts of lightning by using them to strike at other Pokémon and aircraft flying across their path.
Trainers climbing Mt. Ember are warned to stay aware of colonies of Moldreigon. Moldreigon are temperamental and prone to aggression, commanding the magma within their volcano homes as a fiery weapon.
With its long and narrow body, Dratata is well suited to hunting through the burrows of other Pokémon. It is popular with younger Trainers for its cute appearance and social nature.
Draonee grows a soft, downy fluff that helps it to survive in the colder months. Trainers of Draonee describe it as incredibly calming to pet, with the Pokémon making soothing noises when touched.
Rumored to live in caves high in the mountains, Dragoxew is very rarely seen by Trainers. Those lucky few that have seen it are blessed with good fortune for many years to come.
Rumored to live in caves high in the mountains, Dragoxew is very rarely seen by Trainers. Those lucky few that have seen it are blessed with good fortune for many years to come.
A very agile and social Bug-type Pokémon, Beejask is a popular Pokémon amongst thieves. Its high speed and agility make it very capable of getting in and out of buildings, while its social nature makes it very easy to train.
After spending many months underground, adult Beecada emerge simultaneously in a swarm. These emergences occur regularly at specific times of year, requiring rural communities to prepare in advance.
Despite its wings, Beeinch is not a very mobile Pokémon. It creates traps to lure prey, secreting honey to draw other Pokémon before ambushing them with its powerful jaws and stingers.
Despite its wings, Beeinch is not a very mobile Pokémon. It creates traps to lure prey, secreting honey to draw other Pokémon before ambushing them with its powerful jaws and stingers.
Despite its wings, Beeinch is not a very mobile Pokémon. It creates traps to lure prey, secreting honey to draw other Pokémon before ambushing them with its powerful jaws and stingers.
Beedisc are popular Pokémon in aquariums and large fish tanks. They have a striking colouration, but their venomous stinger means they require specialist handling.
Mewrona are immensely powerful psychics, capable of manipulating anything they can see. Specialist rangers need to be brought in to deal with Mewrona colonies as soon as they're discovered in case of danger to locals.
Mewrona are immensely powerful psychics, capable of manipulating anything they can see. Specialist rangers need to be bought in to deal with Mewrona colonies as soon as they're discovered in case of danger to locals.
Mewquaza are extraordinarily elusive Pokémon, typically only found high up in the atmosphere and very rarely returning to the ground. Their genetic structure is remarkably adaptable, allowing them to mimic any other Pokémon.
Chikolia are often found around rural communities. Their empathic powers lead them to tend to farmland and wilderness alike with equal care.
Most commonly encountered at the height of Summer, plants flourish and flowers bloom in the path left behind as Baylia dances through the warm evenings. Seeing a Baylia pass by is said to be a portent of good fortune.
Bayvoir are often viewed as heralds of summer, their invigorating auras breathing life into plants and Pokémon alike. They are also highly prized by aristocratic Trainers, their elegant appearances lending a dignified air to summer balls.
Guardians of nature, Megavoir use their powers to regenerate deforested land and repair damaged ecosystems. They are most commonly seen during the summer solstice and are at their least active in the depths of winter.
Guardians of nature, Megavoir use their powers to regenerate deforested land and repair damaged ecosystems. They are most commonly seen during the summer solstice and are at their least active in the depths of winter.
Guardians of nature, Megavoir use their powers to regenerate deforested land and repair damaged ecosystems. They are most commonly seen during the summer solstice and are at their least active in the depths of winter.
Guardians of nature, Megavoir use their powers to regenerate deforested land and repair damaged ecosystems. They are most commonly seen during the summer solstice and are at their least active in the depths of winter.
Cyndafing feeds on the methane released from geothermal vents and can often be found clustered around newly-forming volcanoes. Their flames burn a bright blue, using the methane they consume as a means of propulsion.
Senkip make their homes along riverbanks, hunting smaller fully aquatic Pokémon while avoiding the dangers of deeper water. Their burrows have multiple entrances, making it hard to determine where they've gone when they retreat.
The fur of Furkip gradually loses its waterproof qualities as they age. While they still live in and hunt within river environments, their burrow systems tend to be built in more swampy areas.
It no longer contains the oils produced in earlier stages of their evolution that are needed to make it waterproof. Though they live in swampy environments, Furtomp prefer to make burrows among tree roots rather than along riverbanks.
Fursect has a symbiotic relationship with the fungus it carries upon its back. It provides the fungus with some of the food it gathers to keep it healthy, and the fungus provides camouflage on the forest floor in return.
Hootuna has a coat of sturdy feathers that protect its body as it develops into its adult form. It hides in trees during the day, only becoming active at night to help it avoid danger.
Hootuna has a coat of sturdy feathers that protect its body as it develops into its adult form. It hides in trees during the day, only becoming active at night to help it avoid danger.
Hooticate spend the daytime high in the treetops, only becoming active as the sun begins to set. They aren't particularly strong but make up for it with aggression. Newer Trainers are advised to be cautious around them.
Loyal and playful, Hootruff have a great love of nighttime walks. They make great companions for those who suffer from insomnia.
Nocticate use their sharp beak and claws to burrow out nests inside of tree trunks, sheltering within them during the day. At night they call out to one another with incredibly loud screeches.
Nocticate use their sharp beak and claws to burrow out nests inside of tree trunks, sheltering within them during the day. At night they call out to one another with incredibly loud screeches.
Nocticate use their sharp beak and claws to burrow out nests inside of tree trunks, sheltering within them during the day. At night they call out to one another with incredibly loud screeches.
Nocticate use their sharp beak and claws to burrow out nests inside of tree trunks, sheltering within them during the day. At night they call out to one another with incredibly loud screeches.
Ancient legends speak of Noctroc as bad omens, harbingers of misfortune and malice on moonlit nights. In truth, Noctroc have little interest in people and are often aloof and disinterested, even toward their Trainers.
Ledytler can sometimes be seen on the outskirts of settlements, feeding in fields and farmland. It is skittish and prone to fleeing at the first sight of Trainers or hostile Pokémon.
Ledicate has huge eyes, perfect for taking in light in the early morning or late evening when they are most active. They keep their distance from larger Pokémon, baring their large fangs when threatened but preferring to run.
Ariarow weaves webs to span between outstretched limbs, weaving them into a tight and light enough structure that they can function as wings. It is clumsy in flight, but can travel long distances between forests.
Ariarow weaves webs to span between outstretched limbs, weaving them into a tight and light enough structure that they can function as wings. It is clumsy in flight, but can travel long distances between forests.
Clefkarp school together under the full moon and will jump out of the water to try and bathe themselves in moonlight. Why they do this is unclear, but legends say that if a Clefkarp can jump to the moon it will undergo an incredible transformation.
A Pokémon with a highly pliable body, Igglytini lives in very rugged terrain and makes its home amongst tight cracks that are inaccessible to other Pokémon. At night they sing to one another, creating an eerie illusion that the ground is singing.
A playful burrowing Pokémon native to Pinkan Island, Igglyshrew digs shallow burrows and can be found chasing one another through the grass and along beaches. Its hide is surprisingly springy to the touch.
Swimming in large shoals, Igglydisc coordinate their shoals with chirps and songs. Divers have found that the songs each shoal makes are unique, allowing them to differentiate between their own shoal and those of other Igglydisc.
Igglykey lives high in the canopy of forests, swinging between branches with its elongated arms. If it does miss a branch, its soft and rubbery body prevents it from injuring itself.
This marine Pokémon is widely considered to be the modern descendant of an ancient fossil Pokémon. It retains many primordial traits, most notably it lacks a proper swim bladder which leaves it with a poor sense of balance in the water.
This marine Pokémon is widely considered to be the modern descendant of an ancient fossil Pokémon. It retains many primordial traits, most notably it lacks a proper swim bladder which leaves it with a poor sense of balance in the water.
A baby Pokémon freshly hatched from its egg, Togeta has not yet shed its egg fully and uses the remaining shell to protect its body. Its hind legs are far more well-developed than the rest of its body and are used for escape.
Malup lives in arctic environments and is usually found huddled together to use its body heat and thick wool to ward off the cold. When large numbers of them gather, their combined electrical field disrupts compasses, making navigation difficult.
Pidloom aggressively defends its territory with its sharp claws and beak, darting through the sky to land quick blows on its aggressors. It has a frail body, however, and needs to constantly balance its aggression with keeping a safe distance.
Large colonies of Flaalup can cause problems with nautical and polar navigation; its combined electrical fields play havoc with navigation equipment. Its tail gives off soft light; in antiquity, it was used similarly to lighthouses.
The wool of Flaaplup is waterproof and very cold-resistant, allowing it to swim in arctic waters without feeling the cold. The lights on its tail create dazzling underwater displays, drawing tourists from miles around.
Amphamega produce powerful flashes of light at night, their tails blinking in rapid repeating patterns to communicate with one another in the dark. Large swarms of Amphamega can cause problems for human settlements due to light pollution.
With its waterproof fur and buoyant tail, Maicate is well suited to its river home. They can often be found playing with one another near rapids, swimming down the fast-flowing water and scampering back up the banks to swim down again.