Despite their spherical appearance, Bulbaorb are unable to properly roll to travel. The bulbs on their backs store the electricity that powers them, so they would rather hop than risk damaging it.
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Bulbaode excitedly run about on their short legs. Their lack of balance doesn't hinder them; when they fall, they simply roll back onto their feet. If their bulbs touch the ground, they release an explosion of sparks.
Bulbacute function as a hivemind of seeds from the same plant. Their bodies are divided into faces and bulbs, with the faces handling navigation and fighting, while the bulbs gather energy.
The leaves atop Bulbator sprout from a single bulb, creating a miniature ecosystem within its body. The three heads communicate telepathically, with its leaves extending outward to repel anyone who interrupts them.
Bulbabone wear clay skulls to honor their Bulbasaur ancestors, decorating them with flowers to celebrate life. They wield vines from their bulbs as whips, striking hard enough to carve into the ground.
With masterful vine control, Bulbawak carve tunnels or pull fallen trees to create shelter. Their decorative skulls crack as they mature, reflecting the blooming of their bulbs as they grow into warriors.
A Bulbalee's limbs are made of coiled vines, allowing them to extend for greater reach or powerful leaps. Bulbalee are proud fighters, but in kicking matches, their legs often tangle together.
While Bulbachan possess incredible punching strength, they prefer meditating in sunlight to fighting. When forced to fight, they wrap vines around their fists to cushion the first blow as a warning shot.
Bulbatung grab berry bushes with their long tongues and shake them to gather all of the berries. Their tongues contain saliva with special nectar that helps plants grow, resulting in more frequent berry supplies.
A Bulbafing's body constantly produces spores lighter than air, allowing it to fly. When angered, Bulbafing release spores to poison foes, leaving them immobile until enough spores regenerate for flight.
The bulb at the center of Bulbazing acts as a power plant, gathering sunlight and producing spores light enough to lift its body. Bulbazing mix these spores with poison to spray as a defense.
Bulbahorn charge into battle, lashing with vines. They only use their horns if their enemy is directly in front, wrapping them in vines before delivering the finishing blow.
Bulbadon's large bulbs provide energy for long runs, so they keep them protected with their tails. They use their long horns to pick berries and share them with pre-evolutions.
Bulbasey cradle and protect a bulb in their special pouches. The bulb gathers energy through photosynthesis, which transfers to the Bulbasey's body, creating a symbiotic relationship.
Unlike most Bulbasaur fusions, Bulbakhan lack a bulb of their own. Instead, they offer their pouches to stray Bulbasaur, caring for them as if they were their own.
Bulbasea travel just below the water's surface, with the tips of their bulbs above to absorb sunlight without attracting predators. Disturbing their bulbs triggers furious bubble sprays.
Bulbadra use sharp spines to protect their bulbs, with the smooth interiors cradling them securely. They propel through water by spraying bubbles from their bulbs or snouts.
Bulbadeen use their leafy tails to blend into algae and seaweed. They rest in sunlit spots to gather energy, allowing them to travel farther as they search for coral reefs to tend.
Preferring deep waters, Bulbaking require less sunlight than most Bulbasaur fusions. Green spots on their bodies absorb light and produce spores to disguise them in murky waters.
Bulbamie drift along shores, absorbing sunlight and storing energy in their jewels. At night, the glowing jewels appear like constellations scattered along the beach.
Bulbamime wave their hands in intricate patterns to help plants grow with their psychic powers. Though the motions seem random, they eagerly show off their unique performances.
Bulbather use their blade-like arms to dig into soil and plant rows of seeds. They only wield their blades in combat if someone or something threatens their gardens.
Bulbanx gather leaves from the forest to fashion into elaborate gowns. They pride themselves on their performances, singing in grassy fields at sunrise to welcome the new day.
Bulbabuzz spin their arms rapidly to generate electricity and charge their bulbs. Once fully charged, the bulbs glow brightly and can release electrified spores.
Bulbamar release highly flammable spores from their bulbs. These spores billow like smoke, surrounding foes to weaken them before setting them aflame.
Bulbasir wrap leaves around their horns to avoid tearing through trees as they tend to seeds. Unwrapped horns can slice trees in half in the blink of an eye.
Bulbaros are very popular on farms, where they use their vine tails to help pull plows. The leaves around their necks help them gather sunlight for energy even while they work in the fields.
Unlike Magikarp, Bulbakarp intentionally leap onto land to absorb sunlight through their leafy fins. However, they still struggle to navigate back into the water efficiently.
Bulbados lead parades of Pokémon through forests to celebrate springtime. They gather leaves underfoot, planting sprouts as they travel and watering them on their return to lakes.
Bulbaras transport lost or tired Pokémon great distances, gently cradling them in their bulbs. The temperature in the bulbs is regulated by photosynthesis and Bulbaras's ice powers.
Bulbato use their gelatinous bodies to navigate tree roots. When they find a secluded spot, they emerge slightly to let their bulbs absorb sunlight, mimicking sprouts to blend in.
Bulbavee are highly adaptable and able to thrive in nearly any environment. It is believed that the bulbs on their back sprout flowers of different functions depending on the climate they live in.
Living in forest rivers, Bulbaeon use their fins to reflect sunlight to repel attackers. They dip their tails into rivers and release spores from their bulbs to help purify the water.
Living deep within rainforests, Bulbaeon use their bulbs to store energy from electricity instead of sunlight. They run across treetops during storms, acting as lightning rods to catch stray bolts before they can strike trees.
Living in tropical climates, Bulbareon use their leafy tails and manes to absorb energy from sunlight and store it in their bulbs. The excess energy from their photosynthesis runs hot, allowing them to produce flame from their bulbs.
Said to have been programmed to help create digital landscapes, Bulbagon float through fields to plant seeds. While the seeds are completely organic, Bulbagon always seem to buzz in an odd chorus of five notes whenever they start their work.
A Bulbanyte's shell is made out of chloroplasts, allowing the body to constantly gain energy from photosynthesis even when hiding within them. The additional weight of the shell causes Bulbanyte to tire out more frequently.
Bulbastar use their vines to help carry their shells during travel or protect them during photosynthesis. If their shells ever crack, they will shoot off spiny seeds as both a defense mechanism and a way to grow a new one.
Said to be remnants of ancient plants, Bulbato crawl onto shore during the day to absorb nutrients from sunlight. At night, they return to the water, shedding any spare leaves along the waves.
Bulbatops fashion blades out of the leaves that grow from their arms and use them to fight over sunny territories on beaches. They design the blades with specialized curves that help them catch the water as they swim.
Bulbadactyl spread their wings high in the sky to absorb sunlight, casting a fearsome shadow below them. It is believed that these Pokémon ruled ancient forests from the treetops, their piercing cries causing leaves to fall from trees.
Bulbalax wander through forests to gather as many berries as they can. Whatever they don't eat is stored in their bulbs for later. If a Bulbalax gets tired before their next meal, they will share the berries with smaller Pokémon before they sleep.
Said to appear on the first or last day of winter, Bulbacuno's spores can either help collect or clear snow. The frost that Bulbacuno creates can preserve plants through the winter, allowing them to grow back stronger the following spring.
Bulbados flies cloaked in storm clouds, charging its bulb with lightning before producing radiant beams when the storm clears. These concentrated beams of energy will accelerate the growth of plants they touch.
Said to have been brought to life from a stray sprout caught in a wildfire, Bulbatres gathers fire along its wings to redirect it away from nature. Once cloaked in flame, Bulbatres will emit light to aid in photosynthesis in its environment.
Carefully coiled around their bulbs, Bulbatini will lash out at anyone that threatens them. Those that take the time to properly train Bulbatini will find them to be deeply loyal and affectionate.
Bulbanair store energy from photosynthesis in the bulbs on their tails. This energy travels along the Bulbanair's body, allowing them to produce mystical flames from the orbs on their necks or beams of radiant light from their horns.
Despite their large stature, Bulbanite are very docile and friendly Pokémon. If angered, they will shoot a stream of flames from their mouths. These flames contain mystical powers, only harming those that have incurred a Bulbanite's wrath.
Said to have planted a seed that sprouted into the first tree in Kanto, Bulbaew flies throughout the region to look after the growth of forests and budding sprouts. When Bulbaew laughs, flowers bloom around it in vivid colors.
Bulbamagius excitedly gather berries to brew into potions within the bulbs they carry. Once their concoctions are ready, they plant the bulbs that will grow into beautiful trees with leaves of various colors.
Bulbacor fly around their opponents, releasing clouds of spores from their bulbs to poison them and wear them down. Outside of battle, they reduce the toxicity of the spores to heal damage done to their allies instead.
Bulbaran have large ears to protect the bulbs on the back of their heads. These ears act as solar panels, absorbing sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis.
Bulbarino use the horns on their head to move roots at the bases of trees, creating a sleeping spot. They sleep with only their heads and bulbs above ground, gathering energy in the morning through photosynthesis.
Despite their large stature, Bulbaking are very nurturing Pokémon. They burrow with sprouts, gathering sunlight in their large ears and enriching the soil through photosynthesis to grow new trees.
Their strange bulbs glow on nights of the full moon. It is said that a Bulbafairy's bulb contains Moon Stones that channel their mystical powers and allow them to fly.
Appearing in gardens under the light of the full moon, Bulbafable release a strange, mystical light from their bulbs that helps flowers bloom in vivid color.
As Bulbapuff sing, they sway back and forth, rattling the seeds inside their bulb. If people fall asleep from the soothing song, Bulbapuff spray spores from their bulb in anger.
Bulbatuff inflate their bulbs to fly. As they sing, they scatter seeds from their bulbs, creating beautiful gardens where people can rest.
Bulbabat sleep on the sides of caves during the day, exposing only their bulbs to sunlight. At night, they gather berries and plant them near their caves for easier access.
Bulbabat sink their fangs into trees to absorb nutrients for their bulbs, often leaving withered trees near cave entrances. Drinking too much can make their bulbs too heavy to fly.
The lower body of a Bulbapede absorbs energy from sunlight during the day and glows faintly at night. Bulbapede draw in prey with this glow and shoot them with poisonous needles to knock them out.
Smaller than the bulbs they carry, Bulbaish live in gardens, relying on people or Pokémon to care for them. Healthy Bulbaish with a good home grow darker green bulbs with budding signs.
Bulbaoom gives off an eerie presence, unsettling those who venture too close. Its movements are slow and deliberate, leaving others unsure whether to approach or retreat.
Strong enough to support the bulbs on their head, Bulbaplume care for the gardens they call home. They gather nutrients in their bulbs and bury themselves among flowers, enriching the soil as they rest.
The leaves from Bulbasect's bulbs have grown to wrap around their main body. They spend most of their time hiding among tree roots, draining nutrients to grow their leaves.
Bulbamoth prefer to live on farms, where they use their vines to help tend the soil. Bulbamoth use their toxic spores to paralyze any insects after the crops and then take them away as their own food.
A collection of three sprouts sticking out of the ground signals a nearby burrowed Bulbatrio. They create root networks around their bulbs, sprouting small forests or gardens.
Bulbath live in the highest branches of trees, where the coins on their foreheads blend into the leaves. In the mornings, they poke their heads through the leaves to absorb sunlight for photosynthesis.
When the bulb on Bulbaduck's head glows green, it can speak to plants. However, this ability causes severe headaches, making it a rare sight.
Bulbaduck swim through rivers at incredible speeds. When resting, they submerge their bodies completely, leaving only their bulb visible like a leafy lily pad.
Bulbaape are agile and energetic, using vines around their limbs to swing through treetops. When upset, they lash their vines at the source of their anger, often tangling themselves.
Bulbalithe's fur resembles grass or leaves more than typical fur. They store energy from photosynthesis in their bulbs, releasing it as fire from their mouths.
Covered in grass-like fur, Bulbanine stand atop hills at dawn to gather sunlight. Their roar generates intense heat and light, capable of burning or growing forest sections in minutes.
Bulbabra channel healing power through the spoons they carry. Any sprout planted in a hole dug by their spoon grows quickly into a sturdy and beautiful plant.
Playful by nature, Bulbachop release spores with their punches that energize opponents. They only use their spores to encourage intense battles, never to hinder their foes.
Bulbachoke use their vines to create boxing rings in the forest to train for battle. A fog of spores drifting from a forest clearing is a sign that a group of Bulbachoke are hosting a tournament.
Bulbachamp are considered protégé champions of the forest, known for their incredible strength. They often have trouble using their second pair of arms after evolving, so they use vines to stay organized.
Bulbasprout are formed when a budding sprout gains sentience and forms a body from its developing roots. Bulbasprout wrap their bodies around trees to blend in with the leaves and drain energy in hopes of blooming someday.
Having grown a false body around the plant they sprouted from, Bulbabell use their wide mouths to collect and eat berries all at once. The nutrients are converted into energy for their central bulb.
With their bulbs now making up most of their body, Bulbabell focus on collecting enough food and energy to bloom. They use their vines to gather fallen trees, dissolving them in their bulbs for nutrients.
Nobody knows what the inside of a Bulbacool looks like beneath their outer bell. It is only known that they sprout vines that help them navigate around the water until they find sunny spots to rest.
Bulbacruel use their multitude of vines to protect the bulbs growing from their heads. It is unknown where these vines stem from, but Bulbacruel seem to be able to regenerate or multiply them near instantly.
Bulbadude sleep at cave entrances or on cliff walls, blending in with mossy rocks. They use their durable bodies and large arms to protect the bulbs on their backs as they roll around.
Unaccustomed to using their arms, Bulbaler navigate mountain slopes primarily with their vines. As they roll down mountains, they scatter seeds to create new forests.
An entire ecosystem has sprouted around Bulbalem's body, with their former bulbs hardening into rocks after evolution. The flowers on their body can be launched in explosive barrages or grown into vines for attacks.
Bulbata store heat generated from photosynthesis in the bulbs on their back. Flaming vines sprout from these bulbs, letting them deliver strong attacks while speeding past opponents.
Heat gathered through photosynthesis erupts from Bulbadash as a fiery mane. In battle, they run in complex patterns, aiming vines through the mane to ignite them for attacks.
Bulbapoke wander lake shores to bask in sunlight but often delay, going out late in the day. This incomplete photosynthesis leaves them with less energy, perpetuating the cycle.
Bulbabro sit by lake shores in forests, resting the bulbs on their tails in the water. Wild Pokémon often drink nectar from their bulbs, but Bulbabro are usually too dazed to notice.
The central brain of Bulbaton's three bodies is stored in the bulb on the back of the main body. When releasing electricity, the bulb unfurls slightly, and the screws on their bodies glow.
Bulbaduo have larger bulbs than many other Bulbasaur fusions to support two heads with the photosynthesis of one body. They stand in sunny fields, turning back and forth to heat their heads evenly.
The bulb on Bulbadrio's back has sprouted into a leafy patch, allowing all three heads to absorb sunlight evenly. The heads often squabble as they maintain the leaves.
Preferring more tropical climates to many Seel fusions, Bulbaeel swim along jungle rivers with their bulbs above the water to absorb sunlight. Bulbaeel will rest among rocks in shallow water, using vines to help arrange makeshift beds.
Bulbagong are considered protectors of tropical rivers, using their horns to clear debris. Bulbagong shelter smaller Pokémon using their large bodies, even letting some drink nectar from their bulbs.
Spores from a polluted plant have mutated into a monstrous form. When Bulbauk fight, they scatter sludge that can pollute or mutate nearby plant life.
The top of Bulbader's shell contains chloroplasts that aid in photosynthesis. When sand collects in their shells, they use it to grow plants and leave them along the shore.
Collections of algae gather within Bulbaster's shell, forming a miniature ecosystem. They command the algae to grab targets like vines, constantly gathering materials to grow.
Just before dawn, strange flickering green flames can be seen emanating from garden sprouts. These flames are actually Bulbatly spores, tending to the plants.
Bulbater are said to form when wandering spirits possess budding sprouts. They silently fly at night, draining life force from unsuspecting prey to help their bulbs bloom.
When lost spirits possess budding plants, they absorb the nutrients of living things around them until they are able to grow a full body. These spirits wander as Bulbagar to continue building their strength, the bulbs on their backs slowly blooming.
It is said that Bulbanix formed when Onix near the surface of the ground sprouted bulbs for photosynthesis. The bulb's roots have grown through their rocky body, forming a network of extendable vines.
Bulbazee release spores from their bulbs that put people and Pokémon to sleep, absorbing energy from their dreams. The sweeter the dream, the brighter their bulbs bloom.
Bulbaby exist in a symbiotic relationship where the bulb provides warmth and shelter for the main body. In return, the main body defends the bulb with extendable claws powered by vines sprouting from it.
Bulbaler run sideways along beaches in order to find spots to burrow near the water. They gather seawater in their large claws and boil it using energy from photosynthesis, using the distilled vapor to water their bulbs.
Cuwile burrow into the walls of caves to disguise as fossils, rattling the jaw of their false skull to scare off intruders.
Kofftata enjoy smelly cheese more than anything. If they get into a cheese supply, they will spray the whole room with poison gas, poisoning the cheese for other species that would try to take it from them, including the people that own it.
Tantret are almost never seen standing on their feet. Instead, they hop about on their tails, using their vines to steady themselves should they ever slip. It is rumored that a Tantret's tail is one large vine that runs through their whole body.
Tanhoot mostly remain motionless as they watch their surroundings. If they detect hostility, they can extend vines in any direction to restrain the threat. They are willing to wait as long as it takes for their opponent to calm down.
Tantata are very cautious, always on the lookout for predators or poison in their food. Whenever they find a meal, they will inspect it thoroughly to ensure it is healthy to eat before wrapping it in vines and scurrying back to their dens.
Not much is known about the creature that pilots the mechanical body of Kangaslurk, as any attempts to investigate will be met with force by the mech. However, the cries coming from the pilot lead people to believe this is an automated response.
It has recently been discovered that the mechanical exterior of a Kangasolett is designed to provide heat and light, leading scientists to believe that the armor was designed as a sort of incubator for the creature within.
Golyu watch over schools of Goldeen to ensure they stay organized and safe. If a predator approaches, Golyu will rapidly sway its fins and shine a light from its eye to scare them off.
Golsire are very proud of their beauty, gathering clay to build urns depicting the colors and patterns of their scales. Washed-up fragments of these urns make for popular jewelry, leading people to paint seaglass to sell as counterfeit imitations.
Water from rivers containing PKOENAME is sent through specialized treatment plants to clear the poison. Unfortunately, Golfish enjoy using the vents to polish their horns, blocking the flow and releasing excess toxins, delaying the whole process.
A Golllery will make its home within a shipwreck, using lost treasure to disguise its shiny horns and colorful frills. If it's spotted by a diver, it will offer them treasure in exchange for being left alone.
Golapex bite off bait from fishing lines, stealing it to use for themselves. They return to the ocean floor decorated in trinkets and lures to entice their prey.
Golduck attempt to communicate swimming patterns telepathically, but it almost always results in them getting intense headaches. As a result, their swimming tends to be a lot less coordinated than their appearance would suggest.
Golpoke scatter scales as they swim, creating a shimmering trail behind them. Their scales collect seawater as they drift, causing them to be popular material for scented candles.
Weewag roll as they bob along the surface of the water, mainly using their tails to propel themselves as opposed to their tiny arms. The bubbles they create with their horns shine brightly and colorfully to warn predators of the toxins within.
Despite being rather aggressive by nature, Gyaradeen have very delicate and frail bodies. If they are angered enough, they will create a huge current of water to knock away the aggressor.
When Gyarachou are angered, their bulbs grow brighter due to releasing more electricity. The central bulb acts as a focus for the other two, helping to aim and direct the electricity as they charge.
Ditkoal are made of a gelatinous, ever-shifting liquid that's only stabilized within their shells. The liquid spills from the shell, constantly looking to expand or move, only to form back into the main body.
Omachu use their long, tendril-like tails as whips or grapples, batting foes away or pulling in prey. If their tails are grabbed, they will encase their whole bodies with electricity until they're let free.
Snorsaur are more energetic than most Snorlax fusions due to their steady diet of Chesto Berries. When they run out of energy, they will collapse in the middle of whatever they're doing and create spores that put those around them to sleep as well.
Said to have kept watch over an ancient swamp, Dragozing protects anything precious to it by surrounding it in enigmatic smog. While Dragozing is normally peaceful, anyone that tries to enter the smog uninvited will find themselves flooded with toxins.
Beedisc are highly affectionate, flying directly at anyone they set their sights on. Unfortunately, they don't seem to realize how sharp their stingers are.
Chikolix rapidly spin the leaves on their head to spray sweet puffy spores around them. These spores are very sweet, but can cause allergic reactions in heavy doses.
Cyndaoh brings a warming glow to those that encounter it. It is said that Cyndaoh shimmers in vivid colors before those able to find love in anyone.
It takes most of a Hootba's focus to coordinate their six small wings enough to fly in a straight line. To compensate, they have become well-versed in alternating their flight paths, which also helps them avoid predators.
Ledykey are highly aggressive due to frequently being underestimated. Despite their lack of strength, they can wallop foes by cycling their punches with their four arms, eventually wearing their opponents down.
Ariasparce burrow holes into the ground with their tails, retreating inside to wait for prey. They set up strings of toxic threads around their den that act as tripwires, alerting them when it's time to pull their fallen prey inside.
Croloom glide silently through the night, rattling their mushroom caps to scatter their spores over their prey. Once their prey is taken out, they extend their arms to carry them away into the darkness of the night.
Trainers employ Croape at vineyards, encouraging them to work out their anger by squishing berries for wine. Many guests get intimidated when they see Croape licking red juice from their fists, afraid they're drinking blood from their victims.
Pidgesaur flap their wings to aid in leaping around the ground before they take flight. They gather twigs to build protective nests around the bulbs on their backs, but grow frustrated when they fall apart during flight.
A beacon of hope for those lost in the forest, Togeish produces spores that can help clear and ease the mind. It is very friendly and helpful by nature, guiding people and Togeish through the woods it calls home.
Navee are very knowledgeable on the process and advantages of evolution, seeking out the evolution that they predict will benefit them the most. Domestic Navee can even predict which evolution will suit their Trainers or future teams best.
Standing perfectly still when it enters battle, Nabusken will not strike until it senses hostility. If it has fought an opponent once before, it will be able to read the patterns of their strategy effortlessly.
It is said that when ancient civilizations called on spirits to guide them, Xatomb would appear from the flames. While its predictions may seem hazy at first, they always ring true.
Xaphox scatter sticks to burn in special rituals, reading the way the smoke drifts from the fire to predict the future. Offering a stick to a Xaphox will give them an anchor to read your future specifically.
Pidsaur's plume of feathers and large wings protect their bulbs from any threats on the ground. They spend most of their time flying through the air, spreading their wings to let sunlight shine down on their bulbs.
The bubbles along Azumallery's body change color depending on how they attack. The bubbles turn red before Azumallery spray scalding water, black before they spray ink, and white when they finally rest.
Azumadisc ride along the waves, creating bubbles and hiding among the foam. It is said that encountering an Azumadisc while surfing is a sure sign that love is on the way.
Sudozee are very excitable by nature. They enjoy juggling and rolling their orbs back and forth to each other. If a Sudozee trusts a Trainer who is experiencing nightmares, the Sudozee will contain the bad dream within its orb to aid them.
Sudono are very pleasant and kind by nature. They swing their orbs to soothe restless people to sleep. However, this technique seems to be most effective when their targets are standing up, granting them balance and protection as well.
Jumplie freeze the spare fluff that they produce to act as armor for their soft bodies. They scatter barrages of crystallized fluff to attack under the cover of blizzards.
Ratorb use their electricity to burn holes in wooden doors or short-circuit electrical locks on metal doors. They mainly go after cheese wheels, especially because they find it convenient and entertaining to roll with them back to their dens.
While Ratrow may get into squabbles over where to build their nests, they are highly coordinated and loyal to each other. Their screeching cries resonate with each other to scare off predators from a safe distance.
Aion use the hands on their tails to secure themselves to walls of caves while they sleep. They work in packs, linking their tails together to gather and transport minerals for food.
The friendly smile of a Quagmer is enough to soothe any swimmer that happens to pass by. Quagmer enjoy drifting above the waves, carrying tired people and Pokémon on their backs to help them to shore.
Umbiard are silent warriors that are said to have mastered fighting techniques from ancient Johto. They are fiercely loyal to their Trainers, operating in the shadows to deliver decisive blows to their opponents when they least expect it.
Umbsharp leap through the night sky, the blades on their heads resembling the crescent moon. They project rings of golden light to surprise their targets, silently striking with their blades from the shadows they cast.
Blending in with the darkness of night, Murtata swarm in massive flocks to try and pilfer anything they can gather in their beaks. They only answer to the Honchicate that leads their flock.
Murgar glide silently through cities at night, stealing shiny trinkets to lure in prey in the dim lighting. If they're cornered, they will strike with their tails before flying away, leaving only a flurry of black feathers behind.
Murwick whittle branches into blades then ignite them as they enter battle. While this strategy assists them in intimidating opponents, they also tend to get distracted by the light shining from their flames.
Muron use their solid-gold beaks to carve out dens for their flocks. They enjoy plotting schemes with each other, working together to accomplish whatever task they put their minds to.
Ivypie gently cradle the bulbs at the end of their tails, waiting for them to bloom. They use their vines to quickly dart between treetops in order to avoid predators.
Ivypod are very protective of their bulbs, hardening their bodies so that they can protect it from incoming threats. If something approaches them from behind, they will launch a flurry of sharp leaves to try and repel it.
Ivydle use their bulbs to hide among flower bushes, eating away at the leaves within. Once they have finished their meal, they will plant sprouts along the base of the bush to help it grow back sooner.
Ivyuna perch high in flowering trees, disguising themselves among the blooming flowers while they wait to evolve. If a predator approaches the tree they call home, they will spray a volley of poisonous needles from their bulbs.
Ivydrill fly using the large fronds around their bulbs. They hide among the treetops before flying out in a storm of leaves, its prey only seeing their poisonous stingers once it's too late.
Ivygey gather scattered leaves to form their nests. Once they are happy with their nests, they use any leftover leaves to create a smaller version around the bulbs on their backs.
Ivyotto are fiercely territorial, releasing poisonous spores if anyone gets too close. They use their large wings to create gusts, spreading the spores around their nests to protect their blooming bulbs while they sleep.
Ivygeot use the leaves on their back to help them steer as they glide along the air. They scatter leaves as they flap their wings, collecting them with gusts of wind and directing them back to their nests.
Ratsaur gnaw away at the frames and doors to cellars or pantries. While it is common belief that they are after the cheese stored within, they actually break down the wood grain of the structures to gather nutrients for their bulbs.
Herds of Misdon wander through fields at night, illuminated only by the eerie glow of their gems. It is said that the patterns they travel in help to guide lost spirits, the position of their gems along the pack forming runes from lost languages.
An odd rune grows from the back of an Unsaur. Attempts to determine the meaning has led to the discovery that it resembles a form of Unown, but for now, scientists are unsure of the connection.
Unowl have an uncanny ability to tell the time down to the second. The feathers on their head spin around along the ticks that float around them to calculate various events before returning to the present time.
A collection of Unown appear to have gathered together in an attempt to communicate with humans. Unfortunately, what they are trying to say remains unknown.
The direction and motion of how their bodies fly aid in their communication. If they see something they don't like, the two bodies will cross into an X-shaped formation and repel it with their psychic powers.
Steeslash are able to create beautiful yet durable crystal spines along their back and launch them out during battle. Steeslash wield their heavy tails with surprising dexterity, smacking away any foes or thieves in an instant.
Spearsaur are rather argumentative, puffing up their feathers and spreading their wings to try and appear more intimidating. They fight over sunny spots in the treetops, leaving those that lose the fights to stay on the lower branches.
Heraloom spring into battle with their horns prepared for a duel. They duck and dodge nimbly, horns slashing like swords. They carefully move their entire bodies to balance the weight of their horns, keeping the momentum of battle effortlessly.
Slugtata have a hard time resting because they need to constantly keep their bodies warm enough to avoid solidifying. They gnaw on coal to both sharpen their teeth and fuel the fire in their bodies.
Fearsaur use their long beaks to grab berries out of treetops. They often get into duels with each other, clashing their beaks into each other. No matter how intense the fights get, Fearsaur always stick to a code of honor to not attack their bulbs.
Corkie are extremely cautious, hopping between tidepools in search of the cleanest and safest waters. Seeing them in fresh water is extremely rare because they swim out to sea to try and avoid human interference or pollution.
The red body in the front works to defend the flowering body in the back while it photosynthesizes, sharing the energy between the two of them. It is said that Octiflora used to be stationed outside houses as primitive security systems.
Eksaur coil their tails on their back while they hop across the forest. If they're startled or approaching prey, they will rapidly extend their tails to propel themselves forward.
Donwile repeatedly leap forward while curling their treads in front of them, creating a loop that propels them forward. When they arrive at their destination, they slam their treads down, using their tusks to hook them in place.
Arsaur hide in bushes low to the ground, the patterns on their hoods resembling the face of a Bulbasaur. They lure in prey with the sweet scent of nectar before coiling around them and striking with their poisonous fangs.
Arvern raise their wings and amplify their piercing cries to appear even larger than they already are, paralyzing foes with fear. They coil their tails around their disoriented prey and lift them off, never to be seen again.
Milbone love drinking milk so much that they often spill milk over themselves in their haste to drink it all. No matter what anyone says, they will continue to cry over their spilt milk.
By charging its fins with electricity, Rairorus produces enough electromagnetic energy to create its own localized auroras. Despite being generated from electricity, these auroras freeze the area around them.
Raicie produces thunderclouds from the crystals along its body to hide its reflective form. It supercharges the frills on the back of its head to launch forward like a meteor, creating an explosion of lightning where it lands.
Enlia requires constant attention or it quickly grows frustrated, producing greater quantities of smoke. If its anger peaks, the smoke will ignite at once—so keeping it happy is crucial.
Perched atop glaciers, Suiswine watches over the tundra. It can solidify the ribbons around its body into sharp spears that can shatter through sheets of ice in one blow.
Despite not having traditional wings, Larvilu propel themselves across the desert by producing miniature sandstorms. They drift along the dunes, protected by the makeshift dust devils that carry them.
Ho-flora leap into the air on sunny days, their frills shining in radiant colors as they collect sunlight for photosynthesis. Unfortunately, they tend to overheat easily, their frills catching on fire and prompting them to land quickly.
Curious by nature, Celenx blink through time to whenever new discoveries or inventions are about to be made. It is said that the appearance of a Celenx is a sign that someone nearby will find a spark of inspiration soon.
Mispent appear late at night in front of those interested in dark magic. Their flames are powered by a mystical brew of the souls they've deceived.
Bonzee stand perfectly still, channeling their psychic powers through their orbs to prevent passing people or Pokémon from noticing them. They only move late at night, storing people's dreams in their orbs to feast on later.
Happionee drifts through fields in search of rocks to plant seeds around. It tends to the rock in the center of the garden as if it were a patient in need of help, practicing with the medicinal herbs that it grows.
Sandtata burrow deep into the ground to make their homes. They create individual rooms for food and trinkets they've gathered. If their dens are ever discovered, they will fill the entrances to the caverns with dirt and retreat to the storage rooms.
Sandplume block sand from their eyes with their leaves, helping them travel in harsh sandstorms. When they sleep, they wrap their leaves around themselves to disguise as tumbleweeds, waking up in the morning in a burst of sand as their leaves unfurl.
Glisbok will wrap their wings around themselves to slither faster before launching into the air and gliding to their target.
Glismagius drift through the night, snapping their claws in a slow but enchanting rhythm. In battle, they wave their claws as if directing a choir, snapping them in rapid succession as they focus their energy into attacks.
Gliskrow perch on the exterior of banks, hiding in plain sight during the day and observing the mechanics of the security systems. At night, they command flocks of minions to retrieve anything shiny from within the vaults.
Gliskiss command swarms of bat-shaped shadows that surround their bodies to help them blend into the night. They bite into berries to drink from them, extracting nutrients that can be injected with their tails to help heal people or Pokémon.
Glisslash glide through the night in search of duels. They use their sturdy shield-like claws to block attacks before delivering decisive blows, disappearing with the flutter of their capes.
Glisrade are valiant and loyal, appearing out of a flurry of rose petals when their allies are in need. They leap into battle while scattering thorns below them, repelling opponents and setting the stage for their fight.
Glisra spend most of their time sleeping upside-down inside caves. Using their psychic powers, they can detect anyone approaching and teleport away.
Glisbra tend to have a hard time seeing in bright places, so they often prefer to keep their eyes closed and navigate using their psychic powers.
Gliskazam are able to locate high-quality minerals in order to craft spoons. Using these spoons, Gliskazam can carve out new caves at incredible speed.
Hiding a strange orb with its claw, it's said anyone that gazes into the orb for too long will become a Glisno's prey.
Mamoloom scale icy cliffs by rapidly extending their arms and hooking their claws into the ice. In battle, they charge at their foes, leaping to strike with their horns and springing back from the recoil of the caps on their heads.
Scepans are silent hunters, the rattle of their tails blending in with the sound of leaves rustling in the wind. They expertly navigate the underbrush, only being seen when they strike their prey.
Nidotata are very timid, always on high alert with their toxic barbs raised. While their teeth aren't venomous, they are sharper than any of the barbs along their bodies, ensuring they can finish their meal quickly before scurrying away.
Nidoth are constantly fussing over their hygiene and appearance, routinely cleaning their silvery fur. If anyone threatens the coin on their foreheads, they will stiffen their whiskers and lace them with poison.
Kecduo are able to change the color of their heads at will, even to two different colors if they so wish. Their bodies automatically change to the mixed color of the two heads, but their stripes will always remain red.
Keceel use the pink stripes along their body to help blend in with coral reefs. They camouflage into the sand, using their tails to redirect and grasp things at a moment's notice.
Odd rock formations with fairly simple compositions have been reported to shift during investigations. These formations have recently been discovered to be Kecnix, using the colors and textures of rocks to hide their stripes.
Belmo-o communicate with each other by slamming their tails against their own hollow bodies to create metallic ringing along their scales. The central scales on their foreheads act as a sensor to read these sounds over great distances.
Waddling about on land, Gibagon are able to glide through the ground as if it was water. They constantly train to get faster, hoping they will be able fly some day.
Gabagon have developed a helmet-like plating at the top of their heads to protect themselves. They burrow into the ground, then launch into the air at high speeds, trying to fly as best as they can.
Gabetta belts out punk rock melodies while rocking its head to the beat, causing its razor-sharp hair to whip about. If someone tries to touch its hair, it will quickly turn away, slashing anyone that got too close.
A Venudle's flower contains highly toxic poison. Every drastic motion that a Venudle makes causes poison to spill out, as they often have trouble holding up the large flower on their own.
Venuloom grow so many plants that not even they are fully aware of all the possible combinations they can make with their spores. They release spores with every blow, testing out their concoctions on their opponents.
With their madness kept in check thanks to their bond with a trusted Mawile, Maweye take the form of a scythe in battle. They eat the souls of evil Pokémon, gaining strength after every battle until they can rival the Grim Reaper.
Maweye are able to condense the gems along their body into scythe-like blades. While they are capable of fully transforming into a scythe, they only do so when there is a trusted Mawile nearby to wield them.
The mysterious flames that surround a Lilwick's body emit very little light despite burning at high temperatures. It is theorized that Lilwick dim their flames on purpose to hide their true bodies.
Cradkyu run through laundromats, gathering socks from dryers for use in their costumes. They often throw red socks into white washing machine cylces to make the socks the pink color they desire.
Armsopod swim deep under water, using the red glow from their claws to lure in prey before they strike. Armsopod are highly attuned to their surroundings, detecting any motion in their environment through the feathers along their bodies.
Ablithe strolls into villages at night, enjoying howling as loudly as it can to try and call people to play with it. Unfortunately, its howls sound like shrieks, causing all of the villagers to wake up in fear of a sudden disaster happening.
Abnine rush into villages when they sense an incoming disaster, trying to protect as many people as possible with their warnings. They have earned a negative reputation due to their pre-evolutions causing havoc.
It is believed the flexible and elastic body of a Chimish is a result of their diet of odd fruit. Chimish is always very protective of the mushroom cap it wears, as it is passed down to them from their elder and serves as a sign of their ambition.
The thorns that line a Nidosaur's bulb can be used to expel the toxic spores stored within. Nidosaur sleep with their thorny vines raised and large ears finely tuned to their surroundings, ready to strike on a moment's notice.
Curious by nature, Nidotata use their large ears to detect motion or threats from all directions. They are always listening to their surroundings, their poisonous barbs raised and prepared to fire off should a predator get too close.
Prinrade fashion their shed feathers into hoods to help them hide deep in the sea, hiding their flowers beneath false flippers. Their flowers contain spores that spread out in the water, paralyzing prey for an easy meal as they swim by.
Legends have been passed down speaking of Aegisol that served in royal armies in ancient kingdoms. Every kingdom that staffed Aegisol fell to ruin, leading to the theory that Aegisol destroyed the kingdoms from inside themselves.
Bitang silently float along mountainsides at night, acting as silent guardians for the villages below. If there's ever an avalanche, Bitang will link together to block the falling rocks and snow, breaking them down with their blades.
Salaeon always keep their torsos blue and white to blend in among the clouds, but change the color of their wings and frills freely. They joyfully race with each other across the sky, creating colored contrails that resemble odd rainbows.
Salafable stand at the top of mountains under the full moon to gather mystical energy. Once they are fully charged, the tips of their wings will glow pink as they fly away into the night, disappearing until the next full moon.
Twirling rapidly to build up energy, Klinkcott defend themselves with the rings that surround their bodies. If they ever need to get out of trouble, they rapidly rotate their rings to propel themselves upwards with the magnetic force.
Drifbty leap high into the air to gather clouds to slow their falls. Once they've arrived at their desired position, they inflate their heads to deliver powerful headbutts. Unfortunately, they will often expel too much air and fly away as a result.
Brelass drift along frozen mountains, planting seeds to sprout special gardens. They offer Aspear Berries to travelers in the cold, granting them the strength they need to make it to safety.
Banbish have a fascination with humans, collecting their scraps and discarded items. It is said that Banbish grow stronger based on the more care that was put into the object before it was thrown away.
Reuniark are capable of restructuring their bodies to imitate other creatures down to a cellular level. They morph individual parts they've studied to better understand how they function.
Whimsicko run through fields to scatter cotton seeds, making them popular companions for amateur farmers. They enjoy snacking on cotton branches, which helps clear the field when it's time for new seeds to be planted.
Chandelsel rush by their foes with their freezing flames trailing behind them, creating an inferno that completely surrounds their target in a few seconds. Anyone caught in these mystical flames will be slowly frozen until their spirit is stolen away.
Songs are sung that claim these Pokémon are ancient relics from beyond the stars. Always gathering a collection of odd artifacts, these Pokémon share their knowledge and gifts with people in ways known only to them.
Light enough to be carried by the wind, Pyukuloom rapidly rotate their innards to help steer themselves on the breeze. They rest in sunlit lakes to gather nutrients from photosynthesis.
Pyukuchu grab foes with their extendable tails then generate electricity from their spines. They grab rocks along the shoreline and send electricity through their tails to shatter them, gathering the rubble for a snack.
Pyukukip wander along shores with their claws shifting through the sand in search of leftover shells. If they find any that could hold Pearls, they will rapidly extend their insides to puncture through and hopefully grab the Pearl inside.
Pyukukip use their fins and horns to protect their faces and break through rocks while they swim. If they need to fight long distances, they extend their insides and release a torrent of water out to spray away obstacles or foes.
The underside of a Pyukusaur's shell is made of a similar membrane to the insides of its body. While it may not be as rigid or sturdy as the main part of the shell, it can be inflated to deflect any incoming attacks.
Emitting an ethereal light through the murky depths of the sea, Pyukupent slowly sway back and forth to act as a lure. Any prey that falls for this trap will be grabbed and taken into the main body, acting as fuel for their flames.
Pyukukie encase themselves with their fluffy innards to hide themselves in the sea foam of rushing waves. If they accidentally ride a wave too far, they dive deep underwater to try and find a new current.
Constantly suffering from headaches, Pyukuduck extend their innards out of their mouths to try and lighten the load. Unfortunately, if they extend their innards too far, it'll prompt a new headache near immediately.
Pyukueel repeatedly extend and retract their rubbery insides to pummel their opponents. Outside of battle, they will entertain themselves by bouncing their innards against their foreheads.
Klefpom fly through cities and grab stray keys with their long tails, whisking them away before their owners even realize they're missing. Their tails jingle as they trail behind them, the whimsical noise giving away their location as they flee.
Klefeon are staffed by prison wardens due to their mystical ability to release or seal any lock they touch with their keys. If a warden ever threatens to throw away the key, it is because they have a Klefeon on standby.
Klefeanie gnaw at scrap metal, creating keys that help them infiltrate reserves or restaurants to steal fish for their next meal. They slip their tentacles into locks to determine the exact shapes the keys need to be.
Kleflucha are very altruistic and heroic, frequently doing favors for people in metropolitan areas. Folktales suggest that the keys they gather were given to them by people they've helped in the past, claiming them to be the key to their success.
At sunrise, Volcarunt roar loud enough to startle all other wildlife in the area. They wander the wastelands from dawn to dusk, constantly on the hunt for gems that they hope will capture the light of the sun, even at night.
Deiran's fur is composed of needles that help to contain excess poison. Deiran smooth out their fur by nuzzling along tree trunks. Unfortunately, they aren't aware of the damage that this practice inflicts on the trees.
Deiran are sensitive to light, so they keep their eyes closed at all times. They're aware of every quill on their body, so they can still spray out poisonous needles with precise aim.
Deiran's fur grows over their eyes, so they rely on their large ears to help them navigate and detect danger. The fur is composed of poisonous needles that can be launched at a moment's notice before regrowing near instantly.
Deimo-o are highly territorial, screeching at intruders that get too close. Their screeches are amplified by the resonance of their scales, which allows them to use echolocation all around their bodies to compensate for their poor eyesight.
It gathers storm clouds, channeling the energy of three dark dragons. In awe of its grace, many Trainers write poems in tribute to it.
Ningela create portable nests around their lower bodies to take shelter from the sun and protect themselves while they sleep. They extend out from their nests to travel and gather food before retreating back in.
Ninma are virtually blind, so they rapidly vibrate their wings to produce sonic waves that help them sense the area around them. They sleep shrouded in foliage, their green wings helping them blend in.
Nineon normally live deep underground, but will travel along the surface to find food. They change the color of their bodies and flatten themselves as they crawl to hide from predators.
Jigglyma's wings buzz in different tones depending on how they steer or travel during flight. Groups of Jigglyma gather together to fly in complex routines to perform whimsical melodies together.
Arggy fashion durable masks out of iron to protect themselves as they practice their headbutts. Eventually their headbutts will become strong enough to flatten metal even without the help of their masks.
Artly are able to change the density of their bodies between being as sturdy as steel or as light as helium. They collide with steel structures and phase into any cracks they create to eat away at the metal from inside.
Hiding beneath the desert sand, Trapkern extend their plant-like tongues out of the ground to lure in prey. If something lands within their jaws, Trapkern will rise just long enough to clamp down before sinking back down with their prey in tow.
The keys on the backs of Klikoal rotate to help power their joints as they move. Klikoal release steam from the vents in their shells to help power the constant turning of their keys.
Klaode roll laterally along the ground, occasionally purposefully striking the large gear on their back against the ground. Once the gear charges up enough energy, the Klaode will explode in a series of sparks.
Chartata scurry around towns with their tails sparking to help them see during the dead of night. They gnaw holes into gas tanks to drink the fuel inside.
Chartortle will tuck themselves into their shell, using the flame from their tail to stay warm as they sleep. Attempting to disturb a sleeping Chartortle will cause them to release fire from the holes in their shell.
Bukid create vines to connect their horns together, completing the circuit in their bodies and encasing themselves in electricity. They grow sprouts from their bodies to extend the range of their electricity during battle.
Shroomew silently dances through the air, scattering spores throughout forests. The spores grow into a fungus that quickly clears dead trees. Be warned not to touch the fungus, as it can grow from any surface and cause you to hallucinate.
Cottontata hide in cellar corners, pretending to be clumps of dust or stray fluff. They lie in wait for opportunities to steal food, their fluffy bodies helping them to escape on the wind with their scraps.
Most active on nights with a new moon, Golursa fly without making a sound. Their fangs are too dull to properly bite into prey, so they instead keep around red berries to bite into, trying to play tough and appear intimidating.
Golark use their expanded vocal chords to mimic the cries of other Pokémon, cloaking themselves in an illusion and crying out to lure in prey. By the time the unsuspecting prey get close enough to see the illusion fade, it is too late.
The two sides of a Gollous's mouth each have their own brain, which often leads to them fighting over what they want to eat. Most of their nourishment comes from anything caught between the two sides while they are fighting each other.
Golpede roll at incredible speeds before flapping their wings hard enough to launch themselves into the air. They open their mouths as wide as they can to capture unsuspecting prey from above, sinking their teeth into them and rolling away.
Golbell awkwardly waddle about while flapping their leaves in futile attempts to fly. Despite their lack of traditional balance, they still possess a surprising level of speed, managing to sink their teeth into prey when they least expect it.
With their trusted Sableye having taken the form of their scythe, Sablwile wander in search of corrupted souls. It is said they grow stronger after defeating Ghost-Types, as if their scythe is powered by death itself.
Oddtata are infamous among gardeners due to their tendency to eat away at plant roots for nutrients. They burrow into soil to hide their bodies and lie in wait, their leaves absorbing sunlight to power their nighttime escapades.
Oddskull phase into the ground during the day to hide their bodies from the sun, leaving only their leaves above the surface. If they're startled, they will shoot nuts from the holes in their masks that can paralyze anyone they hit.
Said to be spirits of children lost in the woods, Phantpin often gather together to play in forest clearings. They fashion instruments and masks out of wood, creating a little band and inviting people to join in.
Phantkin gather branches for kindling, creating small fires to guide lost souls through the forest. When the fires go out, Phantkin disappear like leaves on the wind.
Clinging to the sides of trees, a Phantkie will keep watch over those that enter its forest. If it spots someone that's lost, it will clear the path from the shadows, saving them from sharing its fate.
Altaor surround themselves with clouds to cushion themselves while they travel low to the ground. When they're startled, Altaor will expand the clouds that surround them into a fog to help them escape.
Altadisc fly across the sky in pairs, creating streams of clouds resembling contrails. A popular service trains Altadisc to fly in patterns that spell out romantic messages across the sky.
Gooinch dwell within murky bogs, squishing their gelatinous bodies beneath the mire to lie in wait for prey. They puff up their bodies to launch themselves from their hiding spots, extending their jaws to swallow their prey whole.
Gooagon create a protective helmet out of solidified mucus to help protect them as they launch off of cliffs in attempts to fly. Luckily, their bodies are rather gelatinous, helping them to cushion the blow if their angle is off.
Gooish enjoy splashing around in puddles after rainy days. They shake themselves dry once they're done, releasing excess slime from their bodies that helps plants grow.
Stufftom are very popular as glow-in-the-dark plush toys for children. Unfortunately, they tend to have a bit of a mischievous streak, turning night lights on and off or swirling around the glitter on star stickers.
Bebre are very affectionate and possessive, wanting to cling onto anyone they befriend as long as possible. They greatly enjoy being in water, but they don't always consider how eager the person or Pokémon they're clinging to is to join them.
Possessing the fragments of a sunken ship, Dheltump hold their bodies together with seaweed and the chains that support their anchors. They carry the chains as if they have no weight, even as their anchors trail behind them.
Dheleanie is rumored to be the figurehead of a ship lost at sea, its ship's wheel spinning aimlessly as it drifts the ocean, searching for a crew.
The wreckage of a sunken ship, beloved by its crew, gained a soul so that it may roam the seas once again. Dhelapex appears to drift aimlessly, but it's actually on a constant search for lost souls to join its crew.
The rust along a Dhelkaboo's body often spreads through the lakes it calls home, causing the spread of diseases. No matter how polluted a lake gets, the seaweed atop a Dhelkaboo's head can thrive under any condition.
Dhelth is said to carry the souls of pirates seeking eternal conquest across the seven seas. Tales from old captains claim its cursed coin gleams when it detects nearby treasure.
Marlee are very energetic and mischievous in nature, spreading more toxins than they need to during their hunts. If they fully clear out a lake of potential prey, they will use their long legs to travel to a new hunting ground.
Margar are efficient hunters, gliding silently over their prey and extending their tentacles to inject them with venom. Once the prey is down, Margar will loop back around, carrying them away with its claws.
Constantly full of energy, Hawlfing release clouds of adrenaline that will motivate people to fight. The more dynamic the battle, the louder they cheer and the more smog they release.
Constantly full of energy, Hawlbuff bounce as high as they can to try and practice flying. They often try to tackle each other from above, but only end up bouncing off each other and flying away.
Always seeking attention, Hawlpuff inflate themselves before releasing triumphant battle cries to declare they're ready for a showdown. If anyone falls asleep during a Hawlpuff's performance, they will be met with a flurry of plush fists.
Masters of spectacle, Hawltuff inflate themselves to lift into the air before delivering devastating drop kicks to their opponents. They enjoy organizing battles almost as much as the battles themselves.
Cacmer dwell within oases, helping tend to the nature around them to help them stay lively and refreshing. Lost travelers often assume friendly Cacmer to be mirages until directly feeling their needles.
Cacggy travel across the desert holding water with their elastic pouches to make sure that their roots stay properly hydrated. If anyone tries to take a Cacggy's water, they will be met with a powerful headbutt laden with needles.
Slowly rising from the sand at night, Sandyrade sliently glide along beaches to collect litter left behind by humans. They tear up the debris with the glass shards in their bodies to warn visitors that they should properly dispose of their trash.
Aurolord dive beneath glaciers, chilling the waters to try and preserve the environment and structure of their homes. The swaying of their frills resembles the northern lights even from the depths of the seas.
Jangxew are masters of offense and defense, striking with the tips of their horns and blocking with their large scales. When a Jangxew's scale is struck, it creates a loud ringing that resonates with the Jangxew's tusks.
Janglett dwell underground beneath Kommo-o dens, hiding within the discarded scales for protection. If they're spotted, they will rapidly clang their scales to alert the Kommo-o of a threat to its territory.
Legends claim that the arrival of Komquaza is a sign of a peaceful future. Ancient traditions say that ringing ritual bells will resonate with the clanging of Komquaza's scales and summon it in times of need.
Kompede are able to curl themselves up into a wheel to roll at incredible speeds. They rattle their scales and swing their tails to steer, creating a cacophony of clanging as they travel.
Komchamp are very prideful and joyful creatures, leading battles and festivals with the same passion. They will clang their scales together in different rhythms to signal the start of war or celebration.
Carnaut construct crystalline crowns along their heads to dazzle and stun opponents. The shadowy tails are actually the true bodies that control the rocky structures they've sculpted to protect them.
The crystal orb on a Carclops's face refracts light from all angles, allowing the Carclops to scan its surroundings. When a Carclops catches the glimpse of a sparkling gem, it will walk to pick it up no matter what stands in its way.
Their eyes are composed of clusters of lenses that help them view their surroundings from all angles. If they detect danger, they immediately leap at erratic angles, sinking their teeth into anything that gets too close.
Chesape shed the armor from their bodies in favor of fashioning it into a weapon to use directly in battle. Despite the bulk of their new mace, Chesape are dexterous and calculating, always landing precise blows.
Traveling between volcanoes, Deltres appears within a rising spiral of flame. It commands all flames around it, shining in vibrant hues of orange and gold as it glides along the wind.
Delrade sing gleeful melodies as they propel themselves through the sky with dazzling displays of fire. They are curious and creative by nature, collecting plants along their travels to brew new medicines and beverages.
A Gresaur acts as a sort of traveling dojo for Froasaur, helping to teach them the art of ninjutsu. If anyone threatens the Froasaur inside, the Gresaur will rapidly spin the water shuriken on its back and launch razor-sharp droplets.
Lomvenant wander along swampy shores to ensure that no intruders threaten the safety of the marshlands they call home. It is believed that Lomvenant are vengeful spirits from ecosystems polluted beyond recognition.
Charpod wander around rocky crags outside volcanoes, using the flame on their tails to defend themselves. They harden the scales around their body to endure attacks before swinging around their tails to set their foes ablaze.
Chartortle spin themselves on their shell during battle, creating a whirlwind of claws and fire to attack. The burn marks around the back of a Chartortle's shell is a sign of pride after many battles.
It gathers rocks as it emerges from the ground to protect its sensitive body from the sun. The strength it carries while fighting with its crystalline horns leads people to theorize it has a much larger body underground.
Digrachi dwells deep within the ground, only emerging when it observes a wish it desires to grant. If someone attempts to dig up Digrachi for selfish reasons, they will be turned to crystal and entombed deep within a cavern.
Digxew bury themselves in the ground with only their rocky fins exposed. They use these fins to carve through rocks, slipping into narrow cracks to get into caves to try and get some rest in private.
Digtly channel an otherworldly power to make little windows between rocks that they use to observe or greet people they take an interest in. Strangely, these windows are completely invisible when viewed from the other side.
The tourmaline along Dianrom's body helps it contain any excess electricity, building up energy as a sort of generator. When it enters battle, it will shatter off fragments of crystal to remove its limiters and fight at full force.
A Dianchop is very affectionate by nature, believing that constant attention and flashy gifts are the best way to make someone feel special. It often uses its Trainers' money to purchase these gifts, not understanding when they get upset.
Diantly reflect light off of their jewels in order to disguise themselves as diamonds. In reality, their gems are made of cinnabar. If a miner gets too close, Diantly will purposefully shatter spare gems to release liquid mercury.
Psysol often have visions of disasters striking a village and rush in to try and help. However, the headaches that come from their visions set off their psychic powers, often causing the destruction they sought to prevent.
It is said that Psyogre could lift the entire ocean using its psychic power. However, it experiences frequent headaches that disrupt its focus before it can properly display its power.
When Manchu get angry, their bodies spark with trace amounts of electricity. They raise themselves onto their tails at the start of battle, leaping around recklessly to try and release electricity onto opponents they collide with.
Mantata are always hunting for scraps of food left behind by campers. They are highly competitive and quick to rage, even willing to fight each other if there isn't enough food for the whole pack.
Mansprout raise themselves up and sway back and forth during battle. They shake their fists while glaring down their opponents, attempting to intimidate them at the start of battle. If this tactic fails, they will spray spores until their foe falls.
Growlwear are fiercely loyal and protective, their warmth and fluffiness making them popular companions and mascots. They often have some trouble controlling their own strength, but their plushiness usually keeps anyone from getting too hurt.
Charpie sprays silk through the fire on its tail. While the silk itself is resistant to burning, it can still carry the flame, allowing Charpie to better aim its fire and create burning traps.
Charpod leap great distances through the air, rapidly swirling their fiery tails to create updrafts to carry them. They harden their bodies to help brace for landing.
Polidle encase themselves in poisonous bubbles while they swim to help them breathe and protect themselves from predators. If they get tired while traveling, they will curl up and simply drift along in their bubble.
Late in the night, Polihoot keep watch over ponds with their wide eyes. They hypnotize prey by slowly flying back and forth while rotating the spiral pattern on their stomachs.
Abran practice their psychic powers by levitating the poison they create. Unfortunately, they often fall asleep during their training, causing them to lose track of where they were at in their progress.
Alabink float continuously by focusing their psychic energy through their crystals, allowing their minds to focus on other tasks. They can immediately determine the mineral composition of any environment.
Belltad are most active after storms, hiding among the scattered leaves. They take large drinks of water before traveling away from the lakes they call home, helping them stay hydrated and energized.
While Squirtpod's bodies are naturally rather sturdy, they still harden themselves to make sure their sensitive insides are protected. If they attempt to harden themselves too many times in a row, they will be unable to move until it wears off.
Originally thought to have been taller, more aggressive Squirtle, studies on the structure of the shell have determined that it actually has more in common with Wartortle. If it goes long enough without evolving, it may grow fur on its tail.
Squirttoise command squads of Squirtle, firing them from the cannons to help them travel great distances. While they have a reputation for being delinquents, they will do everything they can to help someone in need.
Geofable stand at the edge of rocky cliffs watching the night sky. During meteor showers, they will fly up into space and catch meteors before they enter the atmosphere, harmlessly tossing them back into space.
It is believed that in ancient times, people would roll groups of Graveode down hills for entertainment, placing bets on which is faster. To this day, Graveode pride themselves on their speed, only slowing down to mend the cracks in their bodies.
Gravelee primarily use their arms to balance and direct themselves while performing powerful kicks. They extend their limbs to help them scale cliffs, kicking hard enough to shatter rock.
Gravechan are able to harden the gloves on their fists to be harder than rock. They carefully punch out sections of cave walls to create new tunnels and free people or Pokémon from cave-ins.
The tongues of Gravetung are very sensitive, to the point where they encase them in rocks for protection. Different Gravetung use different types of rocks in this process to enjoy their favorite minerals.
Gravefing struggle to inflate themselves enough to lift off the ground. They instead release dust broken down from the rocks they eat to act as propulsion to suspend themselves in the air.
Gravegar use their claws as hooks to dig into the sides of cliffs, quickly and effortlessly scaling mountainsides. They glide around the cliffside with their tails swaying slowly, waiting to dig up ore deposits for their meals.
Gravedour live near volcanoes where they use the arms on their backs to gather molten rocks to make into armor. They're rather playful by nature, leaping and splashing around lava as if it was water.
Gravefairy dwell deep within Mt. Moon, building up rock formations to protect the precious Moon Stones within. They study their constructions meticulously should they ever seek to evolve using these Moon Stones in case of a threat.
Gravebat use their large teeth to break through rocks in order to grind them into dust and gather minerals from within. They scatter the leftover dust as they fly, blinding opponents or intruders to their territory.
Gravebra fashion spoons out of minerals they gather in order to focus their psychic powers. They primarily use these powers to compare various minerals and see the composition of caves around them.
Commonly mistaken for regular Graveler, the main distinction of a Gravedude is its lack of feet. It almost always keeps its newly developed second pair of arms by its side, as if it doesn't even realize it has them.
Gravelem gather rocks around themselves to protect their bodies as they prepare for evolution. They often seem confused on which set of arms to use, as if trying to decide which one they prefer.
Despite their magnetic powers, Gravemite prefer to use the magnets they carry as blunt maces. They rapidly spin in place, smacking their opponents repeatedly while pulling them back and forth with their magnets.
Burrowing into rocks at the bottom of underground caves, Graveby only surface to gather more rocks for their shelters. They crush rocks into dust in their grip then release the dust into the water to fill it with minerals that will help them grow.
The spines along a Goseed's body are composed of nephrite jade. Goseed will use their sturdy bodies to carve out spots to burrow within caves, eating the minerals inside to help grow their spines.
The popularity of Slowpoke Tails in cooking has caused Slowrunt to develop a constant state of paranoia. Slowrunt encase themselves in blocks of ice if anyone gets too close, prioritizing the safety of their homes over their own warmth.
Warpod keep their external shells hardened at all times to protect their sensitive bodies without restricting their movement. They tuck their bodies into their shells to hide from predators, propelling themselves with water to escape.
Originally thought to have been smaller, more energetic Wartortle, studies on their tails have determined that the fur hasn't fully developed. They occasionally struggle to fit into their shells as their bodies grow with their evolution.
Slowvile stand atop frozen lakes to act as their guardians year round. Unfortunately, they don't seem to realize that the ice melts in the spring, causing them to sink into the water.
Magnetata nibble on electrical wires and metal beams, potentially causing disasters in metropolitan areas if enough of them gather at once. When startled, they will run away, using the magnets on their tails to pull metal scraps to feast on later.
Assembled from clusters of tangled-up and worn-out wires, Magnegela release stray sparks when they try to focus their magnetic powers. They attempt to construct satellite bodies to help channel their powers, but none have succeeded so far.
Acting as a sort of sentient jumper cable, Magnecor clamp onto things they want charged and use their tail to drain power from objects nearby.
While the three heads of Dokoal often get into squabbles over minor things, they will fiercely work together to protect the nest on their main bodies. They make up for their low walking speed by rapidly extending their long necks to peck at foes.
While Blastlass may appear to be wrapped in cloth, the material is sturdier than stone. Blastlass blasts precise streams of chilling water, almost seeming to detect where the target will be before they move.
The shells that Blasttle gain upon evolution have grown to accommodate the cannons growing from their back. They tuck themselves into their shells during battle, preferring to stay on the defensive and blast water from afar.
Blasttortle polish their cannons with their fuzzy tails, making sure that they both shine the same brilliant white. If their tails get dirty, they will spray the entire area with water until they wash the dirt or the offender away.
Onshrew use their large horns to help them dig into the ground. They curl up into balls and roll around, steering or launching different directions by extending their horns and striking the ground beneath them.
Onslash leap into the air and curl into balls to attack with their rocky spines. They gather rocks to sharpen their spines, constantly working to polish and refine them, carving out tunnels in caves to find the sturdiest stones to train with.
Hypbok paralyze their foes with fear by flashing the patterns on their chest before slowly waving the pendulums on their tails. The victims of their paralysis are even more susceptible to hypnotic suggestions.
Hyprina are devious tricksters, luring in prey by hypnotizing them with their pendulums. However, they only go after prey larger than themselves, as they are fiercely protective of smaller Pokémon and want to make sure they have enough to share.
Hypthorn rocks back and forth, suspended in midair by its psychic powers. It uses its middle pendulum to guide the target's eyes back and forth between the other two, making sure they are thoroughly hypnotized.
The mysterious flames that Hyplure produce illuminate their odd floating pendulums in a myriad of dazzling patterns. Anyone that stares too long at this display will become transfixed, unable to even think of escape.
Hypnat use their psychic powers to detect their surroundings for signs of approaching predators. If anything manages to catch them off guard, they will startle with a burst of poisonous spores and psychically project their fear to their foe.
Hypmoth hide within a mist of poisonous scales from their wings, using their psychic powers to detect the fear of their prey. They appear from the mist only to hypnotize their target, feeding on the fear before disappearing into the mist once more.
Hypler swing their pendulums simultaneously to increase the range of their psychic powers. While they prefer attacking from a distance, they are able to swing their pendulums hard enough to shatter stone when gathering minerals for meals.
Krabyu scuttle along the seafloor, snapping their claws as warnings to predators. They quickly tilt their bodies to strike with their claws, using their arms to catch themselves and push back up onto their feet.
Krabark use the spray of bubbles from their body to reflect light off of themselves, creating mirages to blend into their surroundings. If anyone gets close enough to see through the mirage, Krabark will ready their claws as a warning.