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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Loyal and playful, Hootruff have a great love of nighttime walks. They make great companions for those who suffer from insomnia.
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.
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.
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.
Maolu are remarkably agile in fights, using their springy tails as launching platforms to leap around and confound their opponents. Their small statures are the main thing preventing them from posing serious threats to more Pokémon.
Filled with a sense of adventure, Maturne loves to explore new lands with its Trainer. They will often run ahead in search of wild Pokémon to battle or befriend, based entirely on their mood.
In the wild, Azumacario are highly motivated by self-improvement and can often be found in sparring pairs. When training alone, Azumacario will spend large stretches of time in meditation and self-reflection.
In the wild, Azumacario are highly motivated by self-improvement and can often be found in sparring pairs. When training alone, Azumacario will spend large stretches of time in meditation and self-reflection.
In the wild, Azumacario are highly motivated by self-improvement and can often be found in sparring pairs. When training alone, Azumacario will spend large stretches of time in meditation and self-reflection.
Azumaturne are bold Pokémon that show a complete lack of fear in the wilderness. They make for excellent traveling companions, warding off dangerous Pokémon while also foraging for food and water for their Trainers.
Sinnoh researchers managed to resurrect fossils of their native Hisuian Electrodes after the regional form went extinct, resulting in Sudoode. The petrification process has altered them to be physically hardier than their extinct counterparts.
Popular amongst Trainers who have gained a little bit of experience, Skiprow has a mildly confrontational nature that takes some skill to tame but is also a fast-growing Pokémon. When their trust is earned, they become fiercely loyal.
The wispy wings of Sunlu gather moisture from the air as they fly from field to field. In drier months, the water collected in their wings is showered out as soft rain, helping the seeds of other Grass-types grow to adulthood.
Sunpass always faces toward the sun, using its innate magnetic powers to track the direction of the sun even at night. It makes for an excellent garden companion as it will carry plants with it as it follows the sunlight.
Wooduck are typically found around brackish water, where they live sedentary lives feeding on aquatic plants. They are often slow to react to danger but have latent psychic powers that activate when threatened.
Quagki are very protective of young Wooper and will often hover around marshes with large populations of Wooper. They will lift the young Pokémon to safety if they sense danger.
Umbcruel drifts on the ocean surface, communicating with one another over long distances at night with bright yellow bioluminescent flashes. The frequency and brightness of the flashes hold specific meanings that researchers are trying to determine.
Ivydeen are often found in mangrove swamps, living amongst the submerged roots of the trees. They spend most of the time at the surface of the water, photosynthesizing and allowing their flowers to be pollinated by Bug-type Pokémon.
A Ghost-type Pokémon found deep in ancient forests, Mislass has a cruel sense of humor. They delight in misleading Trainers with the sounds of other people, leaving them lost and confused with little hope of getting home.
Unlass drift through abandoned cities in search of travellers, their many eyes constantly on watch for the life force of humans and Pokémon alike. They slowly drain away the energy of the person or Pokémon they follow, lulling them to sleep.
Wobtrio are adept at keeping track of their opponents during battle, making escape nearly impossible. Their habit of simply getting in front of an opponent and waiting for their move makes them challenging to use, however.
Wobtrio are adept at keeping track of their opponents during battle, making escape nearly impossible. Their habit of simply getting in front of an opponent and waiting for their move makes them challenging to use, however.
Wobtrio are adept at keeping track of their opponents during battle, making escape nearly impossible. Their habit of simply getting in front of an opponent and waiting for their move makes them challenging to use, however.
Wobtrio are adept at keeping track of their opponents during battle, making escape nearly impossible. Their habit of simply getting in front of an opponent and waiting for their move makes them challenging to use, however.
Duntoed burrows underground using its drill tail to wait out droughts and cold weather. When the first rains start to fall, they emerge from their burrows and will sing loudly to one another across great distances.
Shupom hangs from tree branches using its long, spindly tails. Its limbs produce a sticky secretion that helps it to maintain its grip while also rapidly hardening when exposed directly to air, providing it both mobility and defense.
Teddipy lives high in the mountains amongst alpine forests. Using its keen sense of smell it tracks down hives filled with Honey and will ram into the trees until the hive drops to the forest floor.
Preferring to navigate at night when the Bug types that produce Honey are asleep, Teddiphan will travel great distances in search of its favourite food. When it finds a tree housing a nest, it uses its immense strength to topple it.
A Slugpi egg only hatches once the baby within has reached a sufficient temperature to melt through its shell. It loves to cuddle up to other Fire-types, sharing its warmth with its fellow Pokémon.
Magring are generally slow-moving Pokémon that can be found high up in alpine forests. Their territories are notably clear of snow and ice, their high body temperatures melting any ice that comes near them.
Magring are generally slow-moving Pokémon that can be found high up in alpine forests. Their territories are notably clear of snow and ice, their high body temperatures melting any ice that comes near them.
Magring are generally slow-moving Pokémon that can be found high up in alpine forests. Their territories are notably clear of snow and ice, their high body temperatures melting any ice that comes near them.
Magterra live in volcanically active areas, following lava flows to fuel their bodies. The sheer heat from their body burns away most of the vegetation around them, but the high nutrient content of the magma makes the soil they leave very fertile.
Magterra live in volcanically active areas, following lava flows to fuel their bodies. The sheer heat from their body burns away most of the vegetation around them, but the high nutrient content of the magma makes the soil they leave very fertile.
Magterra live in volcanically active areas, following lava flows to fuel their bodies. The sheer heat from their body burns away most of the vegetation around them, but the high nutrient content of the magma makes the soil they leave very fertile.
Corcie make their home at the highest point of a coral reef, their rocky growths a combination of living coral and shimmering pearl. Reefs with a healthy Corcie are said to be among the most beautiful natural wonders in the world.
Delillery are often closely entwined in human communities and show great pleasure in joining in festivities. End-of-year celebrations are a special favourite, and they will give gifts to young children that approach the water's edge.
Skartoise lurks in the depths of freshwater lakes, hunting for prey using the powerful harpoon cannons within its shell. It has little to fear from predators, its steely hide making it highly resistant to attacks.
Staneon collects ambient static with its large horns, gradually collecting charge and storing it in its body. They race outside and are very active during thunderstorms, trying to harvest the electrical potential in the air.
Raicune are the result of the machinations of Eusine, a legendary Pokémon fanatic who had been chasing the legendary beast Suicune. After first being sighted in Azalea Town, there have since been sightings across Johto and Kanto.
Raicune are the result of the machinations of Eusine, a legendary Pokémon fanatic who had been chasing the legendary beast Suicune. After first being sighted in Azalea Town, there have since been sightings across Johto and Kanto.
Raicune are the result of the machinations of Eusine, a legendary Pokémon fanatic who had been chasing the legendary beast Suicune. After first being sighted in Azalea Town, there have since been sightings across Johto and Kanto.
Raitrum are rumored to be born when powerful thunderstorms strike ancient fossils, revitalizing the long-extinct Pokémon and re-energizing them. Their roars are accompanied by claps of thunder and bolts of lightning.
Raitrum are rumored to be born when powerful thunderstorms strike ancient fossils, revitalizing the long-extinct Pokémon and re-energizing them. Their roars are accompanied by claps of thunder and bolts of lightning.
Raitrum are rumored to be born when powerful thunderstorms strike ancient fossils, revitalizing the long-extinct Pokémon and re-energizing them. Their roars are accompanied by claps of thunder and bolts of lightning.
Raitrum are rumored to be born when powerful thunderstorms strike ancient fossils, revitalizing the long-extinct Pokémon and re-energizing them. Their roars are accompanied by claps of thunder and bolts of lightning.
Rarely seen, Eninch is rumored to be the larval form of a mighty legendary Dragon. They burrow through volcanic rocks, leaving a honeycomb of glassy-sided tunnels from their extremely high-temperature bodies.
A recently sighted Pokémon that has come through time rifts in Paldea, Enrorus are thought to be from the distant past. Their bodies produce constant plumes of superheated smoke and steam that cling to them like clouds.
Larvipip are too heavy to be carried long distances by any but the strongest of storms, limiting their 'flights' to short glides from the top of dunes. Their arrival in a region is treated as an ill-omen as heralds of sandstorms.
An ambush predator in desert environments, Larviile spends almost all of its time buried in sand and burrowing through rock. It can usually only be spotted by its back spines, often leading to unwary Trainers being attacked for stepping on them.
A nomadic hunter, Larvirok lives a solitary life in arid environments. To help them find prey and to guard their territory, they move about on their hind legs, granting a better view of their surroundings than if they were quadrupedal.
Covered in hard stone spines, Pupidile uses these spines solely to defend itself in territorial conflicts with other members of its own species. Their roar can travel for miles through the wastelands in which they live.
The head of Pupirok is reinforced with alternating layers of bone and rock. When clashing with other Pokémon, they will use their head both as a shield and as a bludgeon.
The head of Pupirok is reinforced with alternating layers of bone and rock. When clashing with other Pokémon, they will use their head both as a shield and as a bludgeon.
An apex Pokémon, Tyrandile stalks its wasteland home in the certainty that there is nothing that can challenge it. Pokémon researchers trying to learn its behaviors need to remain wary as it aggressively chases down anything in its territory.
Azubat are completely blind and roost in underground caves, using their echolocation to navigate. They often struggle to differentiate water from cave floors, so they have large tail floats to prevent sinking if they crash.
Azuturne enjoy following groups of Trainers on their adventures, following along and crying out warnings when they believe there's danger. Their usefulness as a lookout is questionable as any unexpected noise or shadow is enough to spook them.
On midnight purple wings, Misbat swoops across the nighttime sky. They can sense the emotions of those on the ground below them and will seek out people and Pokémon suffering from bad dreams, perching nearby and feasting upon them.
Honchqueen forms gangs of disparate Pokémon to help claim territory for itself, enforcing the boundaries of the territory with displays of strength. When forced to fight for itself, Honchqueen is wily and formidable, using underhanded strategies to win.
Happideen are often found amongst other species of Water-type Pokémon. They school around the nurseries of other species, taking care of the eggs left behind and carrying them to safety in case of predator attacks.
Munchdude is rarely seen at the surface, its voracious appetite leading it to eat its way through the ground in search of minerals. The tunnels left behind in its wake are often used by hopeful prospectors hunting for rare metals.
Lickifish has an exceptional sense of taste, navigating the oceans by sensing the differences in water chemistry that tell it if there's food or a predator around. Their saliva has a toxic element, letting them defend themselves with their tongues.
When two Lickixorus fight, they use their immensely long tongues as whips, moving the tips at supersonic speeds. Their formidable-looking tusks are used to cut down trees rather than for fighting, letting them access food high in the branches.
Lickixew uses its tusks to dig into Bug-type Pokémon colonies, feeding on the honey within with its long sticky tongue. It usually can't stay long at any colony as its hide is soft, leaving it vulnerable to retaliation from the angry bugs.
Lickixure uses its powerful tusks to fight with rivals, its long tongue used to try and grapple the tusks of its opponents and prevent a counter-attack. Fights between the Pokémon are often messy as a result.
Lickipoke feeds by using its extraordinarily long tongue as a lure at the water's edge, waiting for unsuspecting Pokémon to bite it so it can reel the food in. Unfortunately, it has incredibly slow reaction times and often lets its food get away.
Torchran are affectionate and curious, their warm personalities making them ideal companions in cold climates. The heat radiating from their small bodies helps ward off the chill, bringing comfort to those around them.
A Pokémon that loves to dig through loose soil and sand, Sandroc are often used by construction crews to clear building sites prior to work starting. They enjoy the work but have to be watched closely in case they dig too much ground out.
First found in sunken ruins off the Hoenn coast, Mudolett congregate in long-lost cities drowned by the ocean. Researchers debate if they served in these cities during their prime or arrived after their destruction.
Ralbat navigates by projecting out psychic waves into its environment. It senses the returning signals with a trio of sensitive structures on its head. It can differentiate between living things by feeling their thoughts, letting it avoid danger.
Kireanie lure prey by projecting images of safety and warmth with their psychic powers, tricking targets into approaching. Once close enough, they strike with toxic stingers, revealing the ruse too late for their victims.
Shedjask have failed to fully pull free of their chrysalises as they become adults. The animated spirits that would normally produce a Shedinja instead bond with Shedjask, trapping it in increasing layers of failed sheds.
Kectom is able to adapt itself to different electronic signatures, altering its own frequencies to allow it to exist within electrical equipment without disrupting it. Some trainers don't even realize their Pokédex is playing host to a Kectom.
Metgar uses its gigantic claws to cling to the roofs of caves, 'walking' across the ceiling to traverse in the dark. When it needs to, it can clumsily fly through manipulation of magnetic fields.
Though cumbersome in flight due to its weight, Metacor is a surprisingly adept glider. It lives near cliffsides and high peaks, using those to launch itself and use its bulk to barrel into other Pokémon or Trainers.
Bifing can be found around abandoned natural dams, feeding off the rotted wood. The gases it produces are highly flammable, leading some enterprising Trainers to try and harvest the gas as fuel to sell.
Forests with large populations of Biidos have large open glades within them, the trees that would have grown in the glade having been rammed down by them. The fallen trees are pulled together to make shelters from the weather.
The fungus growing on the body of Biras is remarkably high in lignin. This gives it a very wooden texture. In order to fuel the growth of these fungi, Biras will seek out tree bark as its primary food source.
A Pokémon typically found in tropical regions, Venudos is known as the herald of the monsoon season. They are normally sighted ahead of or during torrential downpours and floods, and as a result, they have a reputation for violence and destruction.
A Pokémon typically found in tropical regions, Venudos is known as the herald of the monsoon season. They are normally sighted ahead of or during torrential downpours and floods, and as a result, they have a reputation for violence and destruction.
Fossils of Armdily are found in Galar, fossil researchers there resurrecting the fossil Pokémon from fragmentary remains. In life, Armdily anchor themselves to the sea floor and lash out at passing Pokémon to try and catch them as food.
Fossils of Armdily are found in Galar, fossil researchers there resurrecting the fossil Pokémon from fragmentary remains. In life, Armdily anchor themselves to the sea floor and lash out at passing Pokémon to try and catch them as food.
Abty lurks in dark alleys within cities, where they watch for fights and other street violence before jumping in. Despite their mean appearance, they always side with the underdog and will try their best to protect them.
The solid metal that forms the anchor point for Arctomb is thought to have formed from the very first stars. Staring deep within the incorporeal body of a Arctomb is rumoured to let you see back in time to the Big Bang.
A Pokémon first discovered in the middle ages, Honolett were rumored to be found on ancient battlefields. Ancient texts speak of them being used in wars and battles, serving as squires to knights.
A Pokémon first discovered in the middle ages, Honolett were rumored to be found on ancient battlefields. Ancient texts speak of them being used in wars and battles, serving as squires to knights.
A Pokémon first discovered in the middle ages, Honolett were rumored to be found on ancient battlefields. Ancient texts speak of them being used in wars and battles, serving as squires to knights.
A Pokémon first discovered in the middle ages, Honolett were rumored to be found on ancient battlefields. Ancient texts speak of them being used in wars and battles, serving as squires to knights.
Normally found standing guard at the gates of ruined fortresses, Doublurk are passive guardians provided no hostile act is performed in their presence. Their stoic demeanor belies their fierceness, leaping to action at the first hint of violence.
Normally found standing guard at the gates of ruined fortresses, Doublurk are passive guardians provided no hostile act is performed in their presence. Their stoic demeanor belies their fierceness, leaping to action at the first hint of violence.
A Pokémon often found in the ruins of castles and other medieval fortifications, Doubolett is thought to have served as a guardian against attacks by rival fiefdoms. Though small in stature, its proficiency with its blades makes it dangerous.
A Pokémon often found in the ruins of castles and other medieval fortifications, Doubolett is thought to have served as a guardian against attacks by rival fiefdoms. Though small in stature, its proficiency with its blades makes it dangerous.
Bilord is adept at carrying passengers across rough waters. Its large size allows it to carry dozens of people at once, and the blade atop its head aids it in cutting through rough swells that would cause smaller Pokémon trouble.
Zorotic has fine control over water, using it to refract and reflect light through mists to create visual illusions. These illusions are usually used in an effort to entertain and amuse sailors and other Pokémon.
Zorogeist are found in farmers' fields after a full moon. They delight in using their illusion powers to disguise themselves as crops and wait for people to come close. They then leap out to surprise their unfortunate target when they get too close.
Nidocario uses its sharp senses to anticipate incoming attacks and counter them with swift and precise strikes. Any attack that does slip through its guard is met by a remarkably tough hide studded with poisonous spikes.
Nidocario uses its sharp senses to anticipate incoming attacks and counter them with swift and precise strikes. Any attack that does slip through its guard is met by a remarkably tough hide studded with poisonous spikes.
Darkzor swarm together late at night, darkening the sky as they fly overhead. They are drawn to negative emotion and subconscious fears and will flock toward those suffering from nightmares.
Darkzor swarm together late at night, darkening the sky as they fly overhead. They are drawn to negative emotion and subconscious fears and will flock toward those suffering from nightmares.
Traveling Pokémon Trainers speak in hushed whispers of Darktias, a legendary Pokémon that visits unending nightmares on those far from the comforts of civilization. Tomes say that only the light of the full moon can wake those trapped by its malice.
An exceptionally fast Pokémon, Ninroc was commonly used as a mount by messengers prior to the industrial revolution. In modern times, it is still popular at racetracks or simply as a domestic Pokémon.
With a nearly transparent and gelatinous body, Reuniturn lures Pokémon toward itself using its light in the deep sea. Its eyesight is poor, so it relies on its immense Psychic powers to sense the approach of its prey.
With a nearly transparent and gelatinous body, Reuniturn lures Pokémon toward itself using its light in the deep sea. Its eyesight is poor, so it relies on its immense psychic powers to sense the approach of its prey.
Reunister gather up the discarded shells and spines of long dead shelled Pokémon, using them as structure and protection for their gelatinous core. Using their psychic powers, they propel the spines they gather up as projectile weapons.
Whimsicor coats itself in light fluff and fine leaves to help it catch the wind. It uses its claws to climb up high before releasing itself, gliding rather than flying across large distances.
Ferrokoal possess a steel shell that leaves them nearly impervious to harm. The weight of the shell makes their movements cumbersome, but tendrils that sprout from their back help them to navigate even the roughest terrain.
Litchu form within long-abandoned power plants, drawing energy from derelict machines and engines. Engineers decommissioning these facilities often report eerie blue lights deep in the dark corridors and halls.
Haxossom dances with swift twirls and rapid darting movements, moving with surprising speed for its size. The blades around its neck are used as a defence mechanism, cutting through almost anything they come into contact with.
A belligerent Pokémon prone to picking fights, Pyukukey move too slowly to chase down opponents that disengage. When struck, they rebound blows with their surprisingly pliable bodies.
Jealous of the affection shown to Persians and other feline Pokémon, Mimisian has formed a disguise for itself to try and achieve that same love. The materials it chooses for its disguise tend to be flimsy, scaring people away when it breaks.
Completely blind, Deibat relies upon echolocation to find its way around the world. Despite its lack of eyesight, Deibat is good at evading attacks from other Pokémon thanks to its sensitive hearing.
Deoesect are artificial Pokémon created through a combination of biological and technological engineering. Release trial programs have determined that they are far too aggressive and dangerous to allow into the wild.
Jior are found deep in the solar system, occasionally flying past the planet and leaving a trail in the night sky. Seeing one is said to bring great fortune to the observer, making their deepest desire come true.
Biras has a voracious appetite for wood, often resulting in large colonies creating clearings and glades in forests due to their diet. The hardy fungi on their back absorbs the lignin from the food Biras eats and uses it to grow.
Bisect is infested with a fungus that has completely overtaken its body, reforming it into a wood-like structure from which it can comfortably grow new fruiting bodies. This parasitism drives Bisect to feed on as much wood as it can.
Shiursa travel in groups of three to four for safety when moving about in the woods. If one of them becomes separated from the others at night, they light up with a flare of electricity to make themselves more visible and reunite with their friends.
Hikers often run into Jigglytini during high-altitude expeditions, the snake-like Pokémon being highly curious and unafraid of humans. When hungry, Jigglytini will actively seek out people and sing them to sleep, stealing food from their backpacks.
Jigglyshrew makes its burrows amongst tree roots, using the extra structure of the roots to reinforce its underground home. At night, they often come to the mouth of their burrows and sing out to one another to communicate.
Colonies of Jigglyran communicate with others across their mountain homes by singing in harmony. Each colony has a unique chorus, and experienced hikers can use these songs to navigate when lost.
With a rubbery body and naturally playful attitude, Jigglyble often puts itself into dangerous situations trying to befriend much more powerful Pokémon. Even those it does get close to don't often stick around as it's prone to biting.
Jigglybite wards away rivals from its caves with loud songs that can be heard for several miles. Their songs are unpleasant and atonal, meaning many other Pokémon also keep away from them.
The harmonies produced when Jigglyrina sing have a mesmerizing quality. Unwary Trainers may find themselves waking up in the wilderness with their backpacks raided for berries.
Pokémon researchers have observed Charrunt moving across their glacial homes in huddled groups of four or more. The current theory is that they do so to protect their flames from abrupt gusts of wind or blizzards, letting them stay warm as a group.
Wigglyqueen typically dwell high in the mountains, maintaining large territories across the peaks of their homes. They signal to Wigglyking and rival Wigglyqueen with loud, echoing songs.
Bunruff makes for an excellent companion; it has a playful nature and is extremely loyal. Its soft fur is actually made of very thin rock crystals that are spun out into fibres.
Shroompi use the discarded shells of other Pokémon eggs as a way to shield their soft bodies. They use the calcium-rich shells as a source of minerals as they grow older, helping to fuel their growth.
Solochou has a body covered in a protective gel, secreted from its pale skin. The gel dissuades predators from attacking it as it has an unpleasant taste and texture.
Living in the deep sea, Soloturn have lost all pigmentation in their skin. The lights on their heads lure prey by fooling them into thinking they are bioluminescent jellyfish.
The soft and gelatinous bodies of Soloder leave them vulnerable to predators. They scavenge sea shells using their sticky bodies, keeping themselves safe from danger.
Ferroran live in harsh environments, typically found in arid deserts. They live in tight-knit groups and are highly territorial, their spiky and iron-rich hides letting them fend off rivals without much fear of reprisal.
Sablchan is a master boxer, analyzing the moves of its rivals with its crystalline eyes. It's thought that it perceives the passage of time more slowly than other Pokémon, allowing it to react and move more quickly than its foes.
Sablchan is a master boxer, analyzing the moves of its rivals with its crystalline eyes. It's thought that it perceives the passage of time more slowly than other Pokémon, allowing it to react and move more quickly than its foes.
Living in deep caves far from any sunlight, Sablkip has nevertheless developed extremely sensitive eyes. The crystal growths across its body produce a dim light that allows it to find food in the underground pools it lives in.
Scolisey are trusted matriarchs within Scolipede colonies, left in charge of freshly laid Venipede eggs. They care for the colony eggs as though their own, with some particularly protective Scolisey using their own bodies to shield them from harm.
When they were first discovered, Glavenant were thought to be a male variant of Froslass. More recently they have been discovered to be Pokémon that possess the frozen remains of trees that have perished over harsh winters.
The gems on Oribink's body glitter in a brilliant red hue, the light scattering through them and casting beautiful patterns onto the walls as it dances. The dancing of Oribink is thought to bring good fortune to Trainers who see it.
Sharplosion swims in tropical waters and is most often found around coral reefs, patrolling their territory in search of food. Their fine fur burns hot on contact with air and produces a lot of heat even underwater, producing a steam trail as they swim.
Possessing fallen logs, Phantpet makes its home in old-growth forests. It tries to lure travellers away from well-trodden paths, making efforts to make them lose their way in the dark woods.
Noishrew are cliff-dwelling burrowing Pokémon. They use their exceptional hearing to find one another in their pitch-black burrows and to locate nests high up in the cliffsides.
Though capable of flight, Noislash are clumsy in the air and prefer to spend most of their time underground. Their spines are sensitive to infrasonic waves, allowing them to locate one another with high-pitched shrieks while underground.
Not as graceful in the air as other flying Pokémon, Noislash mostly hunts at night. It uses its sharp hearing to track prey down and is adept at digging, enabling it to chase prey Pokémon into burrows and underground if needed.
Swabpunny's body is incredibly light, allowing it to stand upon clouds. Using its powerful legs it can leap between them, drifting gracefully through the skies.
What looks like body fur is actually wisps of cloud that Swabeary uses to help make itself light enough to leap high in the air. They can be found high up in mountaintops bounding across cliff faces.
What looks like body fur is actually wisps of cloud that Swabeary uses to help make itself light enough to leap high in the air. They can be found high up in mountaintops bounding across cliff faces.
Dancing high in the stratosphere, Altapunny plays amongst clouds in the wake of storms. They can rarely be seen jumping between cumulonimbus clouds, though most who see them mistake them for wisps of cloud blown by the wind.
Dancing high in the stratosphere, Altapunny plays amongst clouds in the wake of storms. They can rarely be seen jumping between cumulonimbus clouds, though most who see them mistake them for wisps of cloud blown by the wind.
Dancing high in the stratosphere, Altapunny plays amongst clouds in the wake of storms. They can rarely be seen jumping between cumulonimbus clouds, though most who see them mistake them for wisps of cloud blown by the wind.
Coated in highly conductive slime, Goochu are constantly surrounded by weak electrical fields. They lack fine control over these fields and often shock their Trainers in their eagerness to show affection.
Vileloom live in lush jungles, moving through the canopy in the mornings and settling in place during the day. The large flowers on their heads draw in bug Pokémon from great distances.
Vileterra have evolved to fill the same ecological niche as Venusaur, leading many to compare the two. Having evolved in Sinnoh, Vileterra has far fewer poisonous Grass type Pokémon to compete with and so developed a Ground type instead.
Sailors report seeing schools of Dheltine on stormy nights, their eyes shining through the rain like ghostly headlights. When a storm is particularly bad, Dheltine will use the anchor on their tail to pin themselves in place above the ocean.
Sailors report seeing schools of Dheltine on stormy nights, their eyes shining through the rain like ghostly headlights. When a storm is particularly bad, Dheltine will use the anchor on their tail to pin themselves in place above the ocean.
Toxphan are covered in toxic spines to deter attackers and will hunker down close to the ground if it feels threatened. Large populations can cause widespread damage to an ecosystem due to the difficulty in relocating them.
Hawlbull love to make flashy and inefficient moves during a fight, more to impress a watching crowd than to quickly win. This tendency makes them popular with inexperienced trainers who have yet to learn the best way to win a Pokémon battle.
A highly affectionate Pokémon, the two heads of Rockduo each love receiving pets and will compete for the attention of their Trainer. They love playing catch and are highly mobile, able to sprint after a thrown ball at up to 60 miles per hour.
The heads of Lycanduo are competitive with one another, each wanting to be the first to catch a thrown ball, or be the first to strike in a fight. Their competitiveness leads Lycanduo to be reckless and headstrong, making them a challenge to train.
An unusually shy Pokémon, Wimcott avoids Trainers and prefers to live in abandoned areas. It can be found in derelict buildings and tends to congregate on rooftops. When disturbed, it uses its light body to float away on the wind.
Golisian is popular amongst Alolan trainers both because of its rapid reaction time and its personable nature. Some larger Golisian are able to be ridden by young trainers.
Luras is a popular transport Pokémon in cooler climates, used as a ferry for taking children across bodies of water. Its gentle nature makes it a valued member of the community.
Luras is a popular transport Pokémon in cooler climates, used as a ferry for taking children across bodies of water. Its gentle nature makes it a valued member of the community.
Pumpsaur is most commonly found in the autumn, appearing within the fields of rural communities. They are friendly and easily trained, enjoying the company of young Trainers as they explore the Pokémon world.
Pumpsaur are popular in farming communities, their ethereal connection to the harvest making them invaluable for maintaining a healthy crop. They have an innate ability to sense when a crop is ripe for picking.
A Pokémon popular in bakeries, Slurgle is an expert at baking and decorating desserts. They are well known to produce beautiful cakes and will labor for hours to perfect the icing designs.
Psylu is usually found in ponds swimming at the surface of the water, its fluffy wings becoming drenched as it swims around. Fields on the flight path between ponds are well-watered when Psylu travels, its wings raining water down.
Lurking under the surface of murky lakes and ponds, Golsir lies in wait to ambush unsuspecting Pokémon. It uses its gigantic pincers to drag its targets underwater, making them easy prey.
Lurking under the surface of murky lakes and ponds, Golsir lies in wait to ambush unsuspecting Pokémon. It uses its gigantic pincers to drag its targets underwater, making them easy prey.
Found in high mountain passes, Charlass uses its body heat as a lure for lost travelers. The flames of its body can only be felt by the living and do not actually provide true warmth, allowing this malicious Pokémon to trick hikers to their doom.
Matop remains constantly in motion during battle, switching fluidly between multiple different styles of martial arts. Its preferred fighting styles are usually those focused on kicks, Taekwondo is a particular favorite.
First thought to be a regional variant of Skrelp, Bellsea has recently been proven to be its own distinct species of Pokémon. They use their root-like tails to attach to kelp and hide amongst the plants, keeping safe from larger Pokémon.
Bellrow buries the bottom half of its body in the ground, sunning itself with its chlorophyll-rich wings. When disturbed it releases a puff of poisonous pollen, using the puff as cover to uproot itself and fly to safety.
Bellrow buries the bottom half of its body in the ground, sunning itself with its chlorophyll-rich wings. When disturbed it releases a puff of poisonous pollen, using the puff as cover to uproot itself and fly to safety.
Bellrow roosts on branches upside down, spreading its wings to photosynthesise and craning its head upward to mimic a fruit. Its mouth secretes a honey-like substance that draws Bug-type Pokémon to it, enabling it to easily find food.
Bellpod is a popular Pokémon to keep in ponds and aquatic tanks. Though shy and rarely seen within the displays themselves, they perform the important role of cleaning up after other Pokémon and maintaining high water quality.
Weepinrow lives in tropical jungles, typically roosting high up in the trees while sunning its chlorophyll-rich wings. Its bell-shaped mouth produces a honey-like substance to lure in Bug-type Pokémon, drawing its food to it instead of having to hunt.
Weepinrow lives in tropical jungles, typically roosting high up in the trees while sunning its chlorophyll-rich wings. Its bell-shaped mouth produces a honey-like substance to lure in Bug-type Pokémon, drawing its food to it instead of having to hunt.
Victreerill is found in dense jungles, its natural camouflage and habit of only moving through the undergrowth mean it is often overlooked. It is shy and avoids people, preferring to flee rather than fight anything larger than itself.
A somewhat clumsy aquatic Pokémon, Tentarow stays near the sea's surface and performs shallow dives for its prey. Its bulbous head acts as a float and can expand to rapidly surface or intimidate threats.
Gotop is an expert at excavating and digging through hard ground, making it highly prized by construction workers. It digs by using its head as a drill, its rock-hard body widening the holes it digs out.
Slowking are exceptionally lazy Pokémon that will sleep for weeks on end before waking to gorge themselves, then going back to sleep. Despite their laziness they have an immense temper if disturbed and are incredibly strong.
Slowking are exceptionally lazy Pokémon that will sleep for weeks on end before waking to gorge themselves, then going back to sleep. Despite their laziness they have an immense temper if disturbed and are incredibly strong.
Magnegey are too heavy to fly without magnetic powers. Sometimes, young Magnegey that haven't mastered magnetism are found fallen from their nests and should be carefully returned to safety.
Magneotto are drawn to urban areas, often nesting along powerlines. Large populations can cause blackouts in cities as the concentrated magnetic fields disrupt the flow of electricity.
With three heads, Magneotto are efficient at constructing dwellings and can devote more time to raising their young. Unfortunately, their preferred building material is electrical wire, causing major issues in cities where they are abundant.
Seeinch lurks in the shallows of the ocean, keeping just its eyes above the sand. When prey swims close enough, they launch upward with their powerful jaws and attempt to drag it into their burrows.
Dewtile live in alpine lakes, spending most of their time beneath the icy surface of the water. The cold causes ice crystals to form on their skin. When the growths become too cumbersome, they scrape them off on nearby trees.
Kept as symbols of status by aristocrats, Dewinch is a charming Pokémon that is relatively low maintenance. They're native to colder climates and can produce beautiful auroras from their single horn.
Dewva skims over the icy waters of the polar oceans, flying low to the surface to help it blend in with the ice floes. Its wings match the colors of icebergs to help it camouflage when resting.
Grifing forms in highly polluted areas, commonly arising in areas of heavy chemical runoff and fossil fuel emissions. Their internal gasses spread this pollution to the local area, environmentalists view large Grifing populations as a danger.
Grifing forms in highly polluted areas, commonly arising in areas of heavy chemical runoff and fossil fuel emissions. Their internal gasses spread this pollution to the local area, environmentalists view large Grifing populations as a danger.
Grifing forms in highly polluted areas, commonly arising in areas of heavy chemical runoff and fossil fuel emissions. Their internal gasses spread this pollution to the local area, environmentalists view large Grifing populations as a danger.
Grifing forms in highly polluted areas, commonly arising in areas of heavy chemical runoff and fossil fuel emissions. Their internal gasses spread this pollution to the local area, environmentalists view large Grifing populations as a danger.
Born of toxic sludge and industrial discharge, Grikey are aggressive and hostile toward humans. Researchers have observed that the more poisonous the sludge they arise from, the quicker they are to attack.
Drifting high in the atmosphere, the wings of Gaslu are composed of a very thin mist. As light as their bodies are, Gaslu are often dispersed by the jet stream and can be found all over the world.
The glowing red orbs held within the antlers of Gentler are often mistaken for the eyes of much larger Pokémon at night. Gentler delights in using this to startle and scare other Pokémon and trainers.
Genfeon form in areas being urbanised and are believed to be the spirits of the plants that have been killed. They haunt construction crews, doing what they can to disrupt machinery and stall progress.
Genfeon form in areas being urbanised and are believed to be the spirits of the plants that have been killed. They haunt construction crews, doing what they can to disrupt machinery and stall progress.
Kingligatr lurks in murky riverways, remaining stationary for days on end on the river bed while it waits for passing prey. When it senses something it can eat, it bursts into motion using its powerful pincers.