Its leaves and flower are comprised of conductive metals. Any curious Bug- or Flying-type Pokémon that land on it are electrocuted in a flash.
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Its fangs are intimidating but entirely harmless. It takes advantage of its prey's fear in order to bludgeon them with the bone it carries.
When it tastes something unpleasant, it flies into a blind rage. Each Lickiros has a different favorite food that will calm it down.
A Kofflithe's emissions can be rendered inert if they are fed a specialty diet. Their cheery temperaments make them good, if expensive, pets.
A charging Rhyros is capable of flipping a tank. They are surprisingly easy to ride despite their fierceness, making them a common sight at rodeos.
It carries eggs around in the pouch on its belly. No matter how fast it runs or how hard it fights, the egg will never break.
It protects the eggs of other Pokémon, siphoning nutrients from them in the process. When the egg hatches, the baby is sickly and weak as a result.
Its vines twist and sway in different ways depending on the emotions of those around it. If it's near two people with conflicting emotions, its vines will become knotted and tangled.
It protects its territory's Caterpie by using its tail to attract their predators. It then uses its psychic abilities to drive these predators away.
It is a capable flyer thanks to its electrokinesis. It's theorized that the first sightings of UFOs were Starfisk flying through the night sky.
It is said that if an Electasol starts following you, you are doomed to be struck by lightning in the near future.
It gets its energy by immersing itself in lava, so it doesn't need to eat or drink. If you see a wild Magta galloping away from a volcano, it is a sure sign that the volcano is going to erupt soon.
Whether it aims to pinch or flip its opponent varies on a tactical basis. When two Pincross fight, they will always choose opposite tactics.
Magidos are often mistaken for shiny Gyarados by fishermen. Encountering one is said to be a sign of both good and bad luck.
Magigar is commonly seen around tall waterfalls, using its claws to climb to the top. However, it always gets tired before it can reach its goal.
Its blobby, formless appearance is the result of being removed from the pressurized depths it calls home. Surprisingly, this has little effect on its overall well-being.
It uses its strong tail to swim up rivers and waterfalls. It will smash any man-made object it encounters; boats, bridges, and even concrete dams.
Its power level is proportionate to its anger. If it finds itself in battle unexpectedly, it yanks on its barbels to work itself into a rage.
Dittom was born from an attempt to create a truly universal device. It was deemed a failure due to being unable to hold an electric charge.
Demand for Eesparce as a house pet is always extremely high. Cases of Dunsparce being illegally poached for fusion purposes are, regrettably, common.
Eeceon only evolve from Eevee raised near severe, sporadic sources of cold. Some Eevee breeders consider deliberately evolving one to be unethical.
It builds its nests near rivers and lakes. It can dive up to 40 feet in pursuit of Water-type Pokémon.
It licks anything that comes close to it, even when asleep. Studies have found that it dreams exclusively about food.
A Dratomp's soft snout is full of nerve endings, and even minor impacts cause it great pain. For this reason, they make poor companions for children.
It builds hives in places with high amounts of electricity. Most exterminators consider removing a swarm of Beechu to be an impossible task.
Its leaves are warm to the touch, even after they've been shed. Healers in ages past would use these leaves to line blankets and make poultices.
It is playful and competitive to a degree that most Trainers find exhausting. Surprisingly, its bite force is relatively weak.
Its heavy body and iron bones mean that its wings are completely incapable of lifting its weight. Despite this, it is an agile flier thanks to its innate magnetism.
Pokémon dig long snaking burrows that can stretch for miles. They can dig through stone and concrete, making them terrible pets.
Hootkrow are said to appear before lost travelers, guiding them through dark forests. Though they may seem helpful, they are in fact leading these travellers astray until they are hopelessly lost.
Ariaeye are found in deep underground caves, using their threads to navigate back to their nests. They're considered ideal partners for spelunkers.
It uses its fins to modulate its magnetic field, giving it extremely precise control over its position and speed.
It constantly beeps and chirps, seemingly at random. It's often seen falling out of trees, bouncing unharmed when it lands.
Occasionally, a Togetic retains the coloration it had as a Togepi. Most dedicated Togetic collectors would pay huge sums of money to obtain one.
Xavoir seeks out small communities to protect. However, its enigmatic power and unsettling nature often leads to humans shunning it instead.
Its bioluminescent coating glows and becomes charged when it feels strong emotions. The resulting charge occasionally causes it to levitate; as a result, it is often mistaken for ball lightning or will-o-wisps.
Each of its feathers holds a potent magnetic charge, even after being shed. Digital recordings of it consistently have a "halo" effect, as a result.
It's commonly mistaken for a Shiny Mareep. The thickness of its wool and the voltage of the electricity it generates, however, is much closer to that of a Flaaffy.
It floats among storm clouds, passively absorbing a charge. If startled, it drops its orb, which explodes in an annihilative electrical discharge.
Its fists glow brightly whenever it throws a punch. Some have been trained to communicate in Morse code via a series of punches.
Mabat live near bodies of water, subsisting on aquatic prey. The baubles of its tails act as water brakes, allowing it to quickly take off again.
Polihoot croak loudly at the same time each day. Wild populations often synchronize their croaks, which helps drive away potential predators.
They construct lodges out of fluff and cotton. When these lodges blow away, the Jumpbarel ride inside them to travel to new lands.
Even in combat, a Sunloom will always orient itself towards the sun. It can fight opponents in any direction without turning its body.
In some parts of the world, paper dolls resembling Woopet are hung in windows in order to invite rain.
Ratrow are sometimes called "apex vermin" due to their tenacity and destructive eating habits. Ratrow chewing through roofing tiles is the leading cause of roof leaks in Kanto.
Misnair can use the orb around its neck to summon fog and turn the moon red. It uses this foreboding atmosphere to unnerve potential threats.
The tracks and burns created by its electrical discharges form patterns that resemble text characters.
A Wobtom's body is entirely a projection save for its black tail. It causes any electromagnetic signals it intercepts to become heavily corrupted.
Its crystals have a similar composition to unrefined Mega Stones. It is theorized to be in a constant state of something similar to Mega Evolution as a result.
Spearshrew is too heavy to fly, but it is an agile sprinter. Even predators that catch it will have trouble getting through its plating.
Granking are commonly used as guards for junkyards and similar establishments. However, their lax personalities mean most are more bark than bite.
When it eats, the spikes on its mouth turn inward to keep its prey from escaping. It can only fly if its stomach is completely empty.
It attaches itself to oceanic toxic waste. It sustains itself by absorbing the toxins, purifying the waste in the process.
If a Water-type Pokémon needs to travel across land, it will seek out a Corkhan. The Corkhan then carries it in its water pouch to its destination.
It uses its flexible neck to take perfect aim, shooting down even high-flying Pokémon. Remoraid flock to it, eager for both food and lessons.
Mandily's body consists mostly of cartilage and soft tissue, with few bones. For most of history, its fossils were mistakenly attributed to Lapras.
Its body is made of a lightweight yet durable metal. When rolling at high speeds, it uses its winglike ears to control its trajectory.
Its sharp body makes it impossible to ride without being cut. It was commonly used as a heraldic symbol during the Middle Ages.
Hounran are notoriously contrarian and enjoy being as inconvenient as possible. Their toxin causes a burning sensation that can last for weeks.
Its elongated, flexible body allows it to snake through Pokémon burrows with ease. Its favorite prey is Nidoran.
It uses its paralyzing gaze and hypnotic patterns to entrance both its predators and its prey. It is helpless against foes it cannot mesmerize.
It carries the sapling in its trunk wherever it goes. If the sapling is lost, it will drop whatever it's doing to find a new one.
It creates decoys out of clay that it paints with its tail. It uses them to study the attacks and hunting patterns of the area's predators.
It fills itself with any discarded wires and broken electronics it can find. When it discharges its electricity, it emits clouds of putrid smoke.
It uses the glowing face on its neck to terrify its prey, particularly at night. If its target tries to run away, it chases them down without fail.
Given enough time, a Tyranlix can dig through even the hardest of bedrock. Its burrows stretch past the point where any other Pokémon can survive.
Its dark coloration and red eyes is said to be the result of exposure to rare energy waves. The phenomenon was first recorded in the Orre region.
It generates a charge by wiggling its body back and forth. Holding a Pikadle with bare hands is a mistake bug catchers rarely make twice.
It is said that Ho-ram's sacred fire can purify anything. According to legend, it waits for the day it meets a human that its flames cannot burn.
It pretends to be harmed by its own tail so that its foes underestimate it. It cries just as hard when it pricks itself on accident.
It is extremely friendly and sociable, especially with seafaring humans. It seems unaware that its large size makes it a danger to its smaller playmates.
It acts as a shelter and coordinator for Yanma, allowing their populations to flourish. The beacon on its back displays complex signals that only Yanma can see.
It can spin its wings like a propeller, allowing it to cover wide areas in its pollen and seeds.
Glacelia are often beloved by their Trainers due to their boyish personalities and charming lack of intelligence.
Porybi's appearance causes software to glitch in ways consistent with temporal displacement. Attempts to harness this effect have yet to bear fruit.
When a predator approaches, it flashes its red belly to startle them. Once the predator is distracted, it uses its spring-like tail to launch itself and make a getaway.
Its metallic armor heats up whenever it gets excited, reaching a maximum temperature of over 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Because of this, it lives in badlands without plant matter that it could accidentally ignite.
It lives in rocky badlands, using its speed and claws to drive away potential threats. Even a wild Tyrantrum will avoid a Sandzor's territory.
It lives in dark, muddy soil in swamps and around riverbeds. It's adept at both swimming and digging, so it doesn't mind when its burrows get flooded.
Its aura-reading abilities can identify even the tiniest hints of negative emotion. Its attempts to telepathically share these experiences are often mistaken for psychic attacks.
Its arms are extremely hydrodynamic, allowing it to create whirlpools and swim at high speeds with little effort.
Rarely, a female Nidoran retains its juvenile traits when it evolves. The factors that cause this to occur remain unknown.
Its four serpentine tongues emerge through holes in its abdomen. Being licked by an inquisitive Kectank is a universally distressing and unpleasant experience.
It can perfectly disguise itself as over 70,000 different species of tree. It's theorized to be an ambush predator, but all attempts to observe it while feeding have failed.
Its jaws are powerful enough to snap an iron bar in two. Training it to not bite or to be less aggressive is an impossible task.
When Giblett detect vibrations, they emerge en masse to nip at the target. Thankfully, their tiny teeth can be blocked by a sturdy pair of boots.
Anosparce is thought to be a missing link between Anorith and Dunsparce. Its large eyes suggest that it had yet to evolve to an underground lifestyle.
A Bastioterra's shell always resembles a medieval castle of its home region. In some cases, they are the only surviving evidence of the castle's design.
Although they have compass-like properties, they do not point north. Scientists theorize that they are aligned with a magnetic field on the moon.
Probolord uses magnetic fields to fly through the air. It attracts all sorts of metal detritus to it, which collects in a large clump under its nose.
It poses with its limbs at strange angles, which allows it to fine-tune the effects of its natural magnetic field. If it senses a threat, it will attack using thousands of magnetized needles.
Its consciousness is split between its sword and its main body. When given a nonsentient blade, its swordsmanship is revealed to be poor.
It fights with a pair of psionically-charged knives. Its aura is only visible when it intends to end the battle with a single strike.
A Miloslash can adjust the color and reflectivity of its back scales at will. When viewed in water from above, the scales catch the light and render the Miloslash nearly invisible to predators.
Milobas is the result of attempts to "beautify" Feebas by making them resemble their evolution. Opinions of Milobas among Feebas fans are mixed.
It launches itself using its psychic abilities, spinning like a gigantic shuriken as it flies. It can outpace even supersonic fighter jets.
The consciousnesses in its head and tail are completely separate. Only in battle do its two minds properly synchronize.
Rothorn's body is made from a defective power hub. It is theorized that plugging all of its plugs into outlets would cause a tremendous explosion.
Despite its amorphous body, it can run at speeds of over 130 miles per hour. It is said that in the rare event that a Reunidash trips and falls while at a full gallop, the resulting tumble will cause it to break apart into multiple smaller Reunidash.
Stories of Clefnite giving small children wondrous and magical rides through the night sky are common. Confirmed sightings, however, are rare.
If startled, a Ferrolure will wrap its vines around its foe and torch them with its flaming limbs. Its steel shell was once used to make cookware.
It is said that eating food cooked over a Litleep's flame will cause you to have vivid dreams of ancient, prehistoric oceans.
Its body glows with a light that attracts large swarms of nocturnal insects. Those that approach have their vitality rapidly drained by the Lampmoth.
It appears suddenly at night, charging lone Trainers at a full sprint. It is said that if it tackles you, you will be dragged into the netherworld.
It uses its natural blades to clip branches and scrape bark from tree trunks, exposing prey underneath. Despite its fearsome appearance, it has a gentle and easygoing temperament.
Some think Goluape is a Primeape that transformed itself in order to grow stronger. It will keep fighting even if it crumbles to dust in the process.
Its head is a battery of powerful muscles designed to eject its inner organs with great force. It's capable of bringing down a Fearow many times its size without moving its body.
It catches prey by casting its innards into the water and waiting for a bite. It can expel its guts both from its mouth and the tip of its tail.
Talontula weave webs made of extremely flammable silk. Upon catching something, they ignite the webs and cook their prey in seconds.
It flies as if blown by a breeze, even when the air is still. If another kite's string touches its string, that kite will never fly again.
The runes on its body change color depending on the heat of its inner flame. Its burning punches are said to be as hot as a star's core.
Latu have only ever been seen in remote parts of the Johto region. It is said that a shrine maiden's garb is based on its wings and tassels.
Its body is composed entirely of layered sheets of an extremely durable extraterrestrial polymer.
It's said that if a mother sees a Jikhan, their child will have a long and happy life. Many believe this is a myth, and that Jikhan aren't real.
Luon channel electric shocks through their steel armor, which is made from discarded Aron shells. If a particularly large or well-armored Aron is sighted, Luon will form packs to hunt it for its shell.
At night, it seeks out the highest point it can find and watches the moon until dawn. If it encounters another Lairreon during this process, the two will butt heads until the weaker one is driven away.
Its wings and spinal column are the only parts of its body that aren't composed of amorphous slime. By vibrating its wings at specific frequencies, it can adjust the density of its body to become harder than steel.
Its ears are comprised of flexible, impact-resistant bundles of muscle fibers. It can wrap its ears around its head to better protect its skull.
It can burrow through solid rock with ease. It hunts its prey by burrowing under them and launching them into the air with a powerful headbutt.
It hovers using the magnetism generated by its spinning wings. Flocking Klilu link wings when at rest; if a predator approaches, it only takes a single Klilu spinning up for the entire flock to take flight.
In ancient times, humans used Charpod as living lanterns. Many historical fires are thought to be caused by mistreated Charpod.
The heat it produces also creates a "warm and fuzzy" feeling in humans and Pokémon. For this reason, they're a common partner for therapists.
It absorbs metals and minerals from nearby soil, incorporating them into its skin and spines. It becomes heavier and slower as winter approaches, eventually going dormant once it becomes too heavy to move.
If you don't take good care of your garden, it may become infested with Roseeye. Its "eyes" mimic flowers in order to lure in potential prey.
Name fly through the night sky in huge flocks. If attacked, the flock will surround the assailant and carry them off, never to be seen again.
Driflbish are curious, friendly, and often harmless. Despite this, there are many grisly urban legends surrounding its true origins.
It bounces about as if it were as light as a feather. Because of this, many of its opponents are caught off-guard by its heavy blows.
They fly through pitch-black caves, plowing through obstacles with their durable bodies. Being struck by one is more injurious than being bitten.
Some ancient cultures crafted golden masks for Cubone to wear instead of skulls. These masks granted them strange powers, turning them into Yabone.
It builds up static electricity by brushing its wings against its furry body. It can unleash its built-up charge in a powerful Thunder Wave by directing the electrical discharge with its ears.
Fraxlous's two heads hate each other and fight constantly. Owning a Fraxlous whose heads cooperate is a mark of a skilled Dragon-type Trainer.
It generates electricity by moving its body and is quite active as a result. Once it unleashes its charge, it is lethargic until it recharges.
The bodies of Sabltly are shrouded in glittering clouds made of pulverized gemstones. It is said that they can dominate the minds of greedy people with a single look.
It can use its wheel-like feet to reach speeds of up to sixty miles per hour. Most of the time, however, it moves at a leisurely pace in order to conserve energy.
Oripix loves music and will force musicians to continue playing until dawn. Musicians that refuse or fail are cursed by its eerie flames.
It floats around urban areas, accompanied by a foul odor. Educational shows often use them as a "cute" representation of urban pollution.
It hunts down garbage-carrying boats and rams them until they sink. Even a single Garbedo can render a harbor uninhabitable if left unchecked.
Carmer can stretch its jaws and consume prey larger than its body. It only targets prey that is incapable of damaging it from within.
It acts as a warden and guardian spirit for the forest it calls home. It's particularly protective of lost children, regardless of if they are human or Pokémon.
Its leaves and hide always match that of a tree somewhere within its home forest. If that tree is threatened, it will appear to drive the threat away.
It can change the density of its cloud-like tail, allowing it to float through the air. It has not yet learned to fully control this ability.
Its wings are made up of slime and mucus secreted from its cheek pouches. Feeding it the wrong diet will make it unable to fly, so it's a rather expensive Pokémon to take care of.
Its feathers are saturated with toxic, stinging pollen. When agitated, it flaps its wings and chokes its surroundings with its suffocating powder.
Its poison makes its victims extremely sensitive to light. Even if the victim takes an antidote, the light it emits will still give them migraines.
It can jump over 50 times its body length thanks to its catapult-like back legs. It is an extremely capable grappler and can flip and throw Pokémon several times its size.
Hawlduck are normally meek and passive. Any Pokémon that so much as touches one, though, will be hit by a bone-breaking suplex.
Cactle's flesh is saturated with clean, drinkable water. When a thirsty predator nears, it detaches the spheres on its back and makes its getaway.
Its white fur is composed of thin but extremely sharp spines. The fire it produces is hot enough to melt desert sand into glass, which it uses to reinforce its spines.
A Cactrona can kick up a raging sandstorm with a single flap of its wings. The air inside these sandstorms can reach temperatures of nearly 200°F - more than enough to deal with any would-be desert predators.
The deserts where Cactrorus are found get dangerously cold at night. Nobody knows where they go during the daytime.
It lurks in the sand of beaches, ready to ambush Pokémon and drain their life force. Most of the time, however, it gets bored, falls asleep, or forgets that it was waiting for prey.
If you feel yourself becoming drowsy while relaxing on a sandy beach, be careful; it may be due to a Sandyzee's influence. Once its target is fast asleep, it will open a sinkhole below them and trap them in a sandy tomb.
Amalup have been found diving at depths of over 600 meters. Because there is so little light at those depths, they use their luminescent crests to keep from getting lost.
It uses its brightly colored fins to keep track of other Amaeel in icy, foggy conditions.
It once lived on prehistoric coasts, using its diamond-like teeth to bite through the shells of Omanyte, Kabuto, and similar Pokémon.
Though they look nearly identical to Butterfree, Venofree is highly toxic.
Venokhan are usually accompanied by small swarms of Venonat. The Venonat take turns riding in the Venokhan's pouch.
By opening and closing its jaws, it churns the sand around it into a raging whirlpool. This makes it impossible to extract it from its surroundings.
It can dig rapidly by spinning its arms, reaching speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. If it can't dig into the terrain, it is forced to waddle slowly.
It carries a large egg-shaped gem in its pouch. Persey establish a heirarchy based on the size and redness of their gems.
Psykarp are commonly found in parks and ponds, where they are fed by visitors. If you don't feed a Psykarp when it expects to be fed, you may develop a splitting headache afterward due to its abilities.
It collects coins that are dropped into fountains, wells, and ponds. The coin on its forehead stays attached via its latent telekinetic powers.
It brings down trees on top of its foes. When angered, it can gnaw through a tree's trunk in seconds.
A Primeblim's red-hot temper heats up the air inside it, which provides enough lift for it to fly. It loses its ability to float if it becomes too calm; since this enrages the Primeblim, it never remains grounded for long.
The slime composing its body is constantly swirling. It subtly changes color based on its most recent meal.
Victreedos lives in murky tropical rivers, ambushing prey from below. During the dry season, it ascends to the canopy and hunts prey from above.
It has few predators thanks to its rock-hard hide. As it grows older, the brick-shaped pattern on its skin grows rougher and loses definition until it's indistinguishable from stone.
It clads itself in the highest-quality rocks it can find, wearing them like royal regalia. When it replaces a rock, it gifts the rock being replaced to one of its young.
When a Slowking loses its Shellder, it retains only a fraction of its great intelligence. Even so, it is far smarter than most other Pokémon.
Some Slowpoke are so sedate, vines grow on them. Their body still reacts in the same way when a Shellder bites their tail, turning them into Slowgrowth.
It uses its polarized body to throw kicks via magnetic repulsion. If it flubs a kick, its limbs will attract to each other, leaving it helpless.
The irregular shape of Magnenub's body components means it is constantly spinning. They are often dazed due to the resulting motion sickness.
The bulbs on its head are constantly sprouting with new, green growth. Though these growths resemble edible plants, they are extremely toxic.
The vegetables Farchoke carry are dense and heavy, and are rarley good to eat.
Dewduck are extremely capable divers. They're often seen leaping from icy sea cliffs, surprising their prey from above.
The spiral in its mouth is made of black and white sludge. It slowly spins and pulses even when the Griwag is knocked unconscious.
Its shell serves as a lightweight yet durable helmet. It uses its tongue to sense air currents and navigate through dark caves.
A Gendactyl's body is made up of fossilized bone, ectoplasm and projected illusions. Individuals can be identified by their particular compositions.
It uses its fangs to feed on rocks and Rock-type Pokémon, draining them of ores and minerals.
Hyptik use electromagnetism to levitate small, shiny coins. They use these coins to enchant larger Pokémon into giving them rides and protection.
Krabloom fly extremely erratically and constantly crash into their surroundings. Fortunately, even its most delicate components are very durable.