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131 Custom Pokédex Entries by hampterbychoice
On its back, it carries the bones of fallen family passed down through generations. A Cusaur's aroma evokes tender feelings of love and loss.
It follows weather changes by tasting the air with its wings, searching for disoriented prey. If it lands on you, it is also digesting you.
Buttervoir's many arms help it to spin great quantities of silk, which it produces from its mouth. It is often raised by tailors to help craft dresses.
Its many red gems glow like stars in the ocean depths. If attacked, it will flash these gems in a blinding display to disorient enemies.
It flutters over beaches in search of lost travelers. The dust it releases from its wings brings sweet dreams to those who sleep beneath the stars.
Electaria chase storms to collect lightning inside their bodies. Once they've gained enough charge, they produce new storms wherever they travel.
Pindon swallows its prey whole, incinerating them in its oven-like stomach. If buried in the ground, it is often mistaken for a volcano.
Despite its fearsome appearance, it only feeds on rotting logs. Its ravenous appetite makes it an excellent decomposer.
When laid flat, its segmented body can skitter surprisingly fast. Anyone struck with the stinger on its tail is instantly immobilized and their wound cauterized.
One theory suggests that Poryew zipping through cyberspace is the origin of all mysterious coding failures.
Its shell hides an oversized brain, which has swelled due to its psychic powers. Those who meet its piercing gaze give it access to their thoughts.
Omavoir maintained the balance of ancient aquatic ecosystems. It focuses its power through its staff, which generates massive whirlpools.
Omavoir maintained the balance of ancient aquatic ecosystems. It focuses its power through its staff, which generates massive whirlpools.
Aerolucha swoops down on opponents, jabbing at weak spots with its tail. Its raucous battle cry can knock smaller Pokémon out of the sky.
When a Trainer attempts to catch a Dragoeon, they must face several heroic trials. If deemed unworthy, they are punished by its psychic power.
When it flutters its wings, this Pokémon sends out sound waves capable of cutting through trees. Its tusks are equipped with a paralyzing venom.
It drills through mountains to build the catacombs it calls home. The honey it produces is as tough as diamonds.
If one of Beeziken's drills breaks, it grows back twice as strong. It will defend its brood of Torchuna with its life.
It has trained in solitude for many years in order to defeat its former masters. Strikes from its fists stun opponents with psychic energy.
Legends claim that its flame is a trapped star. Staring into its light for too long causes visual hallucinations of Cleflure that last for weeks.
Togeitar communicates with a series of bellowing roars that form a unique song. Mountain villages celebrate Togeitar's singing as a joyous event.
It turns itself invisible in order to observe others. If you have a creeping feeling of something watching you, it is nearly always a Naew.
The frills on its neck can sense oncoming rain. It rules over the swamps, demanding respect and fear from all nearby Pokémon.
Jumppom hangs onto its tail like a parasol to catch and ride strong winds. It appears weightless as it bounces through its favorite meadows.
Ailuff floats over the jungle canopy in search of ripe fruit. When it lands, it softens its fall with its dexterous tail.
Umbdrill hypnotize their prey with flashing rings before injecting a potent toxin. They then drag their prey into the dark caves in which they nest.
Umbmence's ancestors flew too close to the moon and evolved due to its strange energy. Its rings shine a spotlight downwards, searching for prey.
Its eye has a cotton ball-like texture. Researchers have connected this Pokémon to cave drawings of ancient bear cubs.
The bark-like hide on Pinecross's face keeps it from injuring itself when swinging its horn. If the horn breaks, it will explode in a burst of heat.
With its drill-tips, Duncross mines for veins of sap in the largest trees. Once finished, it burrows inside the hollowed-out tree to digest.
Sciquaza resides in the planet's lower orbit. Upon re-entry, its metallic body becomes white-hot, so it then rests in the deep ocean to cool down.
Heraco's horn grows and changes with the seasons. The sparse leaves it sheds are used in many medicinal remedies, despite their bitter taste.
Herava lives in great redwood forests, propelling itself from tree to tree with its wings. It uses its horn to excavate nutritious sap.
Heraizard joust over active volcanoes, duelling with their mighty horns. Their segmented armor is tough as steel and burning hot to the touch.
Heratoise's internal body heat heats the water it fires from its cannons to scalding temperatures. Using its horns, it can sense oncoming rain.
It controls the temperature of its skin to blend in with pools of magma or even igneous rock. If it cools itself for too long, it may become stuck.
Feardactyl tears through the sky, terrorizing low-flying planes. Its thick plumage keeps it warm at high altitudes, so it nests in icy mountain caves.
Feardactyl tears through the sky, terrorizing low-flying planes. Dense plumage keeps it warm at high altitudes, letting it nest in icy mountain caves.
Feardactyl tears through the sky, terrorizing low-flying planes. Dense plumage keeps it warm at high altitudes, letting it nest in icy mountain caves.
Feardactyl tears through the sky, terrorizing low-flying planes. Dense plumage keeps it warm at high altitudes, letting it nest in icy mountain caves.
Swima dashes through the air blindly, bumping into people and Pokémon alike. During the winter, it freezes in place to enter a deep hibernation.
Swigle spend their entire lives attempting to capture the beauty of the northern lights using their brush-like tail, which emits a layer of frost.
Corhoot are popular as pets due to their brightly colored coats, which change depending on the time of day. Its cries sound faintly like whale song.
Skarcross sheds its steel shell once or twice in its lifetime. Other creatures will often repurpose its leftover molts as armor.
To surprise their enemies, packs of Houngron coordinate to cause massive landslides. Its bonelike armor never stops growing.
The ink Smearnub secrete is a side effect of the colorful mushrooms they eat. Their resting grounds are often repurposed and sold as abstract art.
Smootini make their nests near clear mountain springs so they can constantly inspect their reflection. Its hair sheds and regrows rapidly.
Milpod excretes a cream-like coating which hardens into a glassy shell. Once it emerges, its leftover cocoon is considered a delicacy.
Its limbs are inflated by a seemingly endless supply of viscous milk produced somewhere deep within. It leaves a slippery trail wherever it goes.
Milduck telekinetically controls the milk it produces. When it is frightened or confused, it brings nausea to those who have drank from it.
The thick cream on its shoulders and tail tastes very sweet, and it regrows daily. It fires the same substance from its arm cannons at high speeds.
A Pikagela is formed when an overly ambitious Pikachu gets itself stuck in a tangle of electric wires. This transformation brings it great power.
This Pokémon is an emissary from the future, sent to that ensure that certain necessary events occur. Where its desired timeline leads, no one knows.
Wygar's tail grows as night falls. It is known to steal fruit from farmers' gardens. If it is caught, it disappears into thin air.
Inside the head of its disguise is a powerful electric bulb. If the bulb is exposed, it will shock anyone nearby until covered again.
Its horn has its own sense of 'smell'. Munchdon uses this horn like a dowsing rod to track down food, and unhinges its jaw to gulp the meal down.
Magneown have been seen clumping together to amplify their strength. Researchers believe these clumps to be the origin of modern sentence structures.
It hides in the canopy of large trees and drops on unsuspecting prey on the forest floor. Its horns only flower when it's ready to molt.
Groligatr hides amongst the trees until its prey wanders close, then charges. When swimming, its crest is easily mistaken for a cattail.
This Pokémon stirs up sandstorms with its psychic powers to guard itself from harsh sunlight. It walks across unstable dunes without sinking an inch.
To train, Blaitar use mountains as punching bags before cooling off in the ocean. Their armor releasing heat have been mistaken for deep-sea vents.
Mudcross rests near forest lakes with only its crest exposed. It coats itself in layers of mud which, once dried, harden its shell.
Lucavile's aura-reading abilities act like thermal vision. It can tell friend from foe even in the thickest winter storms.
If it is dried out, it will curl up into a ball until returned to the water. Washed up Cradslash are often mistaken for beach toys.
The hide on its face is covered in small grooves which filter the soil that it pushes. Those who follow it may find rare gems it has left behind.
Where it surfaces from the ocean, a great tsunami will soon arrive. Abeon will then stand stalwart on the beach, shielding others from the waves.
Its back acts as a solar-powered super magnet. On sunny days, its magnetic field is capable of pulling planes from the sky.
Probolett surfaces near hidden deposits of magnetic metals. It is commonly used by manufacturing companies to sniff out rare minerals.
Doubinch's dual blades act like stakes, nailing it to the ground to discourage aerial predators. Its jagged mouth is as powerful as a steel bear trap.
Swarms of Biras will gather beneath a ship at sea and slice up its hull until it sinks. This wreckage then becomes their new home.
Aggchamp is an incredibly proud creature, only accepting challenges from the greatest warriors. Its limbs are agile, but hard as iron.
Salarow's needle-like beak is adept at cracking the shells of prey. When angered, it generates dangerous tempests by rapidly flapping its wings.
The cage of gears around Klinktales help to control its wild and ancient magic. Each gear carries a unique enchantment.
Kyockle lives inside of the deepest treasures of the ocean, from trinkets to ships. It will grow or shrink to fit the size of its newest home.
When Grouchamp stomps onto the battlefield, its great weight causes massive fissures which often swallow its opponents whole.
Legend says that time stops when it tucks itself into its shell. Its projectiles always reach their target in an instant, no matter the distance.
Darkdrill spreads a sleep-inducing smoke when it flaps it wings. This smoke also calms young Darkdle by blocking their alarm pheromones.
Rosevenant lures travelers deep into the forest with sweet aromas. Its thorns inflict a deadly curse upon anyone they prick.
Lopsir burrows beneath the ground to escape collectors who want its fur. Its mobile horns defend it while it hides.
Roown jumps from device to device, rewriting programs in an ancient language. It can spread virally through online messages or even simple text.
It soars through the skies, looking for prey. It uses its sunglasses to focus sunlight, deflecting a deadly beam down onto its insect prey.
A long-deceased defender of ancient waterways, Cofarok buries itself in the riverbed and waits for polluters. Its bite inflicts a deadly curse.
Chandelsian's yowls echo through the halls of abandoned mansions. Its flames grow brighter as it approaches a Pokémon it is hunting.
The blades on its axe come from a rival Haxchoke it defeated in ritual combat. This weapon is immensely heavy, preventing others from wielding it.
The powerful energy it emanates scares away Pokémon and Trainer alike. To block this aura, it covers itself with a drab costume.
Laicate only descends to sharpen its teeth on buildings. Legend says that one attempted to fly up to and eat the moon.
Riokyu projects the image of its true form into the minds of those who frighten or surprise it. It emanates an aura of terror.
Shinub's thick fur shines when it eats. It uses its tail to send jolts of electricity through the nearby ground to immobilize small prey.
It swims with its tail above water so as not to electrocute other aquatic Pokémon. Unfortunately, this acts as a perfect lightning rod during storms.
Klichu's telepathy allows it to predict its foes' attacks in battle. Its determination increases to meet the aggression it senses in its opponents.
The pollen it harvests combusts from its high body heat. Its scales disperse the heat to two razor-sharp stingers, reaching over 415 degrees Celsius.
Bugma rolls to where the sun is brightest. Touching its coating of spores elicits a burning feeling similar to poison oak.
It propels itself through the air using gas collected from decomposing garbage. If it bursts, the gas finds a new balloon and Driflzing is reborn.
This Pokémon arose from a spirit that has forgotten its living form. It scans through ancient tombs, searching for the face that fits its mask.
Yalup carries articles of clothing left near gravesites to keep itself warm. It refuses gifts of clothing from the living, however.
It stalks in arctic caves. When hunting, it covers its face with its hair and wraps its wings around itself to appear less threatening.
Golbat lies in wait in narrow cave entrances, hoping that unsuspecting prey will march into its open mouth.
Scoliogre releases a potent toxin which tints the sea around it a deep magenta. Its tough exoskeleton protects it from the pressure of the deep oceans.
The Carvanha on its tail is fossilized, and attached as a decoration. Nevertheless, Carbro often uses it as a bat to bash its rivals.
Trekou guards the depths of ancient forests, scanning its surroundings with the eye-like orb on its tail. Its roar sounds like howling wind.
Glootank's milk, once pasteurized, seems to improve memory. It is used in many pastries for its honey-like taste.
Living in the thickest clouds, Swabbat's eyes have gradually grown shut. When flocks echolocate together, it sounds like rolling thunder.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
Its melodic roar can soothe even the most catastrophic weather. It circles the ozone layer, defending populated areas from natural disasters.
This Pokémon's mucous can dissolve nearly any material. When it finds an item too tough to dissolve, it keeps it as a precious treasure.
Its armor was built to harness solar power, but failed. Instead, it travels to power plants, absorbing large quantities of man-made light.
Pabuff's eerie songs lure Trainers into the depths of the forest. Smaller Pokémon have been known to bounce on its flower like a trampoline.
Paslash roves the land in search of decomposing plants, directed by the colony of mushrooms on its back. It burrows during the day to escape the sun.
Lycantler's rock-tough horns grow with the phases of the moon. The orbs at their base flash a bright light to disorient opponents before it attacks.
Lycantler's rock-tough horns grow with the phases of the moon. The orbs at their base flash a bright light to disorient opponents before it attacks.
Lycantler's rock-tough horns grow with the phases of the moon. The orbs at their base flash a bright light to disorient opponents before it attacks.
Lycantler's rock-tough horns grow with the phases of the moon. The orbs at their base flash a bright light to disorient opponents before it attacks.
When Chartic soars across the skies, it leaves behind a bluish-white trail of light. This light brings joy to all who see it before it fades.
Its ears act like shovels, helping it tunnel through the ground. Once it surfaces completely, it will change form, adapting to its new environment.
It wraps its body around foes before drastically increasing its body heat. Despite its weight, it glides through the air on strong winds.
Chartoise uses its flamethower-like tail to flambé its aquatic prey. In battle, it torches its opponents from above with geysers of flame.
Polibas adapted strong arms to climb up onto the land, but found it inhospitable. Now, it uses them to duel other aquatic Pokémon in frustration.
Matwo is the champion of mental and physical duels. It complements its martial attacks with bursts of psychic energy that disorient its opponent.
The sprout on its back shares the main body's senses, firing a stream of toxic spores at threats. When it rests, the sprout will defend it tirelessly.
Bellsprout's body bends to allow its heads to pass nutrients back and forth. Farmers allow vines of these Pokémon to grow to defend their garden walls.
The growths on Squirtras's back are symbiotic trilobites which feed on its nutrients in exchange for added defense from predators.
When Gritres flies, it drapes the skies in a cape of murky smog. Many remote villages blame this Pokémon for periods of acid rain.
Anything which comes in contact with its gaseous tail will be stained purple, as if airbrushed. Strangely, the color always fades by midnight.
Some say this Pokémon resides in the shadows inside every Poké Ball. The fable says that whenever a Pokémon is released, there is a small chance Genorb appears instead. There is no scientific backing to this claim.
Anyone Kingchamp's claws snap down on is knocked out in one hit. If threatened, it will crawl on all six of its limbs, moving at a tremendous speed.