Despite its already tough exoskeleton, Marother has adapted the skulls and bones of its fallen foes into armor for added protection. Its razor-sharp scythes effortlessly slice through opponents, making it a formidable force in battle.
60 Custom Pokédex Entries by Rakunk
For many generations, Seafisk was cast aside in Pokémon contests due to its ugly appearance. However, in recent years others have started to find Seafisk charming and built clubs around raising them.
Beelie is fiercely protective of its hive, using its hard, spherical body to form hexagonal walls around the hive.
Newly hatched Togerunt carry pieces of their eggshell for added protection. Though fragile, these shells are a source of comfort and security when startled.
After shedding its fragile eggshell, Togerunt is much more curious of the outside world compared to its pre-evolution. It often allies with other young Pokémon for comfort.
Archaeologists remain puzzled about how Xacorio learned the intricate dances of ancient cultures. Some debate whether Xacorio inspired early humans with its movements, while others suggest it might have mimicked tribal dances.
Despite a close resemblance to its more aggressive cousin, Scolipede, Skippede is known for its gentle and kindhearted nature. It delights in allowing children to ride on its back, leaving a trail of flowers in its wake.
Jumprua is a timid Pokémon that hides in cotton fields to avoid the gaze of others. It only emerges at night, when the world is still sleeping, finding comfort in the quiet solitude of the dark.
Despite its mischievous personality, some unconventional gardeners swear by using Sun jr. as a farmhand due to its unique talents. Seeds sown by this Pokémon appear to sprout much faster than normal.
Sunjask disguises itself as a sunflower to blend seamlessly into fields and gardens. If spotted by a predator, it reveals its hidden wings and takes off at incredible speeds.
Often nicknamed 'Gentle Giant', smaller Pokémon tend to follow Sunnaught around for their friendship and protection. Wherever it travels, entire ecosystems and flower fields sprout in its place.
Quagizard has a lovable but dim-witted personality. Its massive size is matched only by its childlike enthusiasm. With wings made of soft clouds, it soars lazily through the skies, often getting distracted by the slightest breeze or shiny objects.
Espdrio possesses an extraordinary ability to communicate through telepathy, not only with its own heads but with other creatures as well. Each head has a distinct personality, and will often argue with one another for hours at a time.
Using its naturally adorable appearance, Giragar pretends to be small and defenseless - luring prey closer before striking. It has enough poison to paralyze a small child.
Various cultures have spun tales of Giracor sneaking into children's bedrooms to drain their blood. However, despite these myths, Giracor have only been observed using venom to subdue much smaller prey.
Slugflame's feathers are covered in a magma-like slime that allows it to ignite itself at will. This unique adaptation not only aids in battling but also protects it from burns during flight.
Slugling practices hunting by diving at fallen leaves, igniting them mid-flight. Though its flames are small, they grow brighter with every successful strike, showcasing its potential as a future aerial predator.
Sluginder is known for nesting inside active volcanoes, using the intense heat to incubate its eggs and raise young. Scientists refer to a group of these fiery Pokémon as a 'Hot Flash'.
Magflame dives at incredible speeds, searing its prey at intense temperatures through its claws. Its precision and velocity ensure the process is almost painless for its victim, making it a feared but efficient hunter in the skies.
Fearlax is notoriously bad at building its own nests. Instead, it uses its impressive size to push out other Pokémon from their homes. Though not the most polite approach, this tactic ensures it always has a comfortable place to sleep.
Corlax shares a symbiotic bond with the Water-type Pokémon in its belly, providing them safety and food. In return, they alert Corlax to potential threats while it sleeps through most of the day.
Recent discoveries reveal that Corsharp's metal exterior is not part of its body but a shell housing its coral form. Due to climate change, it began living in abandoned diving suits to shield itself from harmful ocean conditions.
Tyransian is extremely territorial. They often sharpen their claws on large boulders to mark its domain to intruders. Hikers are warned to keep an eye out for scratched boulders to avoid unintended encounters with this Pokémon.
Happiper uses its antennae to sense the emotions of other Pokémon, becoming highly sensitive to even the slightest negative feelings. When overwhelmed, it lets out a loud screech, often startling other baby Pokémon in nearby nurseries.
Munchrow has a habit of sneaking into towns and raiding candy shops, storing its loot inside its oversized beak. Trainers often find mysterious candy wrappers in its nest as evidence of its mischief.
Togerunt are known for huddling baby Pokémon underneath their large wings. They have a unique ability to sense sadness and will stay close to anyone in need, offering comfort and support.
Togetrum often plays with children and smaller Pokémon, using its strength not to intimidate, but to protect and support. It is said that its presence brings harmony to the land, always ensuring that no one is left behind.
Legends say Mudzee uses its trunk to blow hypnotic bubbles that lull its targets into a deep sleep. What happens afterward remains a mystery, as no one who has fallen victim to its spell has ever been seen again.
Gallelia pilots a mech suit it built from salvaged metal, showcasing its extraordinary intelligence. Using its tentacles to operate the controls, it constantly upgrades its creation, making every Gallelia's mech unique.
Spiribat disguises itself as stalactites in order to better hide itself from predators. A cave may hold hundreds of Spiribat at a time, each of them detecting subtle movements in their environment.
This mysterious Pokémon is said to command the spirits of the dead, often gathering near graves for mysterious purposes. Some have argued Dusvoir uses its powers not from malice but rather as a guide for lost souls to their final rest.
According to folklore, Litsand was formed when the last flicker of a candle was imbued with a wandering spirit. Its waxy body can reshape itself to mimic various candle designs, making it nearly indistinguishable from ordinary objects.
Lampnx is said to appear to those grieving a recent loss, offering a comforting yet unsettling presence. Some believe the Pokémon guides lost souls, while others fear it leads them into the depths of their sorrow.
Chandelsand is said to be inhabited by countless spirits living inside its body, each tied to a different room inside its structure. Its windows flicker with ghostly lights, and faint whispers can be heard if you listen closely.
Riding with Laria is said to feel like floating on a cloud. It often nudges Trainers with its fluffy body, inviting them to join it on an adventure through the skies.
Its body is composed of a system of gears, aiding in propelling it through water with surprising speed. Its polished surface reflects light like metal, which allows Klitortle to glimmer underneath the water while swimming.
Zoluff drift through the air on gentle winds, often falling asleep mid-flight. Legends say that bad dreams are unintentionally spread through the skies by groups of this Pokémon when they fly by.
Charkip is covered in flames that act as a natural compass, allowing it to sense the direction of nearby objects or locations. It is said to shine brighter at the sight of its Trainer.
Jolloom is covered in soft fluffy fur that hums with stored energy. As it jumps across the ground, static builds up, causing its fur to crackle and spark.
Fraxnine is known for a fierce and unyielding nature, earning it a place in the traditions of some cultures. Stone statues of this Pokémon are displayed during times of war.
Golelax were revered as guardians of sacred temples in ancient times. They would stand near tablets inscribed with intricate riddles, awakening only to challenge travelers. Only the most intelligent could solve their puzzles and gain entry.
Sablgeot is known for its intense greed of gems, hoarding them alongside their eggs in cliffside nests. Their sharp eyesight allows for Sablgeot to spot gemstones from nearly three miles away!
Venibird has a large poison sac attached to its body, which it uses to deliver potent venom when threatened. When feeling cornered, it grips its tail tightly, using it as an intimidation tactic to ward off potential threats.
Gladrill thrives in frigid climates, its icicle-like stingers capable of freezing prey on contact. It prefers the cold, as the freezing air keeps its stingers sharp and prevents them from melting.
Orisprout is cherished as a symbol of enduring love. It is said that if two Orisprout dance in perfect harmony, it signifies a lifelong romance between their Trainers.
Trubroth uses its sticky, gum-covered claws to grab unsuspecting prey. It is known to hide in dark alleyways and dumpsters.
Carmo-o is a fierce predator found near bodies of water, known for its lightning-fast jaws and ferocious attacks. Only its crest is visible above the water surface, so tourists are advised to watch for it while swimming.
You're likely to smell Gloobell before you see it, as it secretes a foul-smelling, poisonous liquid through its skin. This odor attracts Bug-type Pokémon, which it uses as its main source of food.
The intense spectral flames within Palolure's body have fused portions of its sandy form into glass. This unique body shape has allowed Palolure to shine from across great distances, cutting through even the darkest nights.
Amaeary are said to appear when the northern lights shine at their brightest, twirling gracefully beneath the vibrant skies atop snowy hills. Seeing a gathering of these Pokémon is considered good luck.
Lulett lives in berry bushes for protection and a steady food source, rarely leaving its home since birth. As a result, scientists are still debating what its lower half looks like.
Urban legend states that if you hold your ear towards the ground, you can hear Digking singing from inside its tunnels.
Scientists have recently discovered Digtuff uses its large eyes to see inside dark tunnels. It is said they sing in order to communicate to one another from long distances underground.
The only cure for Psysaur's headaches is the herbs growing on its bulb, which it is unable to reach on its own. As a result, it often follows Trainers with the hope they will help ease its pain.
Growlnaw is notoriously difficult to raise due to its curious nature and instinct to investigate everything using its mouth. Trainers must be vigilant and patient, as its relentless curiosity can cause unintended chaos if not properly managed.
Growlwear works alongside police officers, subduing suspects with powerful, non-lethal hugs that leave targets unable to move. Its comforting appearance often disarms criminals long enough for capture.
For a long time, scientists were unsure if Arcatler actually existed due to its prominent worship in some cultures. They are said to arrive before the birth of a benevolent ruler to bring peace to the lands.
Warsel is an incredibly vain Pokémon, using its razor-sharp claws to meticulously groom its sleek fur and shell. It often gazes at its reflection in water, admiring its own appearance for hours.
Unlike Magneton, which is formed from exactly three, Magnecute is much more chaotic and crowded, being drawn together by unstable magnetic forces. Its unpredictable structure makes this Pokémon far harder to control.
Dewreon has recently become a large icon in the fashion world for its beautiful patterns and coloring. Entire shows dedicated to this Pokémon have recently become trendy among the wealthy.