1223 Custom Pokédex Entries by sk372

Bulbapi can tuck itself into its bulb-like shell for protection and camouflage. If a predator gets too close, it can also spray a pollen meant to reduce aggression in others and pacify them.

It uses discarded parts of Metapod shells as protective armor. Its club is used mainly to knock tasty leaves and berries down from trees for it to eat.

In desperate moments, it won't hesitate to use unwitting Caterpie as makeshift clubs for self-defense. It tries not to damage its impromptu weapon too much.

Catervee is most often seen in the wild during the autumn season, indulging in feasts of fallen and dried leaves. Some people have taken to using Catervee as an easier way to clear their yard of foliage.

It has a strong appetite for fresh leaves straight from the branches. A hungry Caterdactyl can strip a verdant tree bare in about an hour.

Caterring are often employed by high-end restaurants for their pleasant demeanor and surprising professionalism. They are easily compensated as well, only asking for a nice plate of fresh leaves after a job well-done.

If two Cateragon spy the same leaf, they will headbutt each other to battle over who will eat the meal. Their stubborn nature means the leaf is often snatched by another Pokémon while the Cateragon duke it out.

It combines Voltorb's self-destructive tendencies with Electrode's enhanced power stores. Voltode's smug grin reflects its explosive potential and the ego fed by the fear it inspires.

Care must be taken after a Volttini sheds its skin, as the discarded layer is still volatile. Improper handling will lead to it bursting into a shower of sparks.

A Volttata is considered highly dangerous: it gnaws on electrical wires to siphon electricity, but if it consumes too much at one time, it will explode and cause greater damage.

As a warning, it shakes its tail to make a low rumble of rattling noises, sparks flying from the tip. If the warning is ignored, it strikes the ground near the agitator, creating an explosion.

When curled up, it looks nearly identical to a normal Voltorb. It pranks groups of Voltorb by hiding among them, then uncurling to send them flying with its trunk.

Voltsey enjoys helping Trainers catch other Pokémon, somehow producing a variety of Poké Balls on its own to share. To the chagrin of many, there are no records of a Voltsey that can create Master Balls.

Rival Voltshrew in the wild curl into balls and roll at each other to establish dominance. If these displays last long enough, their combined electricity may produce sparks and even lightning.

Voltvoir contains vast amounts of electricity, seen crackling within certain parts of its body. Should something threaten its Trainer, it will not hesitate to discharge explosive bursts of lightning to defend them.

Factories once tested using Voltink as generator parts due to their high stores of electricity. This experiment was quickly put to rest after incidents of Voltink exploding while inside the machines.

It flies through the air, gnashing at anything close. If it latches its fangs onto something, it creates a small explosion with enough force to propel itself backwards.

Workers in electric plants are always on the lookout for Voltfisk. It's considered highly dangerous due to being easy to overlook and step on, whereupon it explodes with great force.

It buries itself into the soil in order to absorb nutrients from the dirt around it. If anything touches the leaves that remain above ground, it will explode in self-defense.

Great caution must be taken in the presence of Voltlix, as it can extend floss-thin tendrils out around it that carry massive voltage levels to shock anything that earns its ire.

Electrtung uses its massive tongue to discharge excess electricity to avoid becoming bloated and ill. Some hospitals have even used them as living defibrillators.

Each segment of Electrlix's body is capable of exploding with tremendous force. Triggering one sets off the rest in a devastating chain reaction.

The central head of Electrdrio contains all of the electricity in its body, as well as all the aggression. This leaves the other two heads very wary of setting it off in any way.

What looks like a tongue is actually part of the amorphous insides of Exeggtung. It can grow, shrink, and reshape this appendage for a variety of purposes.

A yolk-like ooze surrounds the egg-shaped core of the body. Whenever it morphs, this core is always faintly visible somewhere in its transformed form.

The eggs it produces serve as its own special paint for creating murals. If it runs out of its current batch, it can use the fluid inside its head, though this causes visible discomfort.

It constantly creates more yolk-like fluid within, offering it to others to sample. Those that drink it develop faint psychic powers for a few hours afterward.

The six faces on its body allow it to be aware of its surroundings at all times. The yolk-like substance it secretes from its head is said to grant a person a glimpse into the spirit realm when consumed.

Cuorb's hide is vulnerable, so it uses skulls it finds as makeshift armor for protection. Using some of its electric energy, it lifts and flings other discarded bones as projectiles for added defenses.

The skull it carries is a tragic keepsake it cannot even wear properly. Its large size and appetite is theorized to be the result of using food as a coping mechanism for its sadness.

Some theorize Cutwo is one of the last discarded failed attempts at creating Mewtwo, that managed to cling to life after being rejected. It has a cold, emotionless personality, except in battle, where it releases its boundless rage.

Cudile keeps the bones left behind from meals to use as tools in battle. Between meals and fights it gnaws on the bone club to keep its teeth maintained, as well as staving off boredom.

When at rest, Curak tucks its legs into the skull shell and clings to trees. The eerie image of several Curak skulls covering tree trunks has become a popular sight in horror media.

A greedy little Pokémon that steals anything it gets, Cutata will even steal away the bones of others of its kind, for no other reason than it can.

Old rumors circulate that Cutler is the remains of poached Stantler reanimated for the sake of vengeance. Its tendency to appear in places where Stantler poaching was high helps perpetuate these rumors.

Wild Blissey will often adopt orphan Cubone, carrying them in its pouch, feeding them its eggs and raising them tenderly. The joy and love these newly-formed families feel is palpable.

Cuoh is a very solitary, aggressive Pokémon that lives deep in underground caverns. The bones of previous trespassers are strewn about its territory as a warning for travelers to delve no further.

Cuvoir possesses a psychic connection with the souls of deceased Marowak. It communes with them in the afterlife, attempting to grant their spirits some measure of peace, so they may rest.

Tales exist that say Cutomb is an entire generations' worth of Cubone and Marowak spirits tied to the same skeleton. Despite the frightening appearance, Cutomb is surprisingly gentle and kind to those unafraid of it.

It appears to be a reanimated Milotic skeleton buried beneath sand and old seaweed. It hunts by pretending to be simple scenery, before leaping out and attacking prey with the sharp ends of its bones.

It wears the skull of another unfortunate Diglett on its head for protection. Culett was first discovered after sightings of "Diglett ghosts" became increasingly more common.

Cura defends itself from multiple angles with the telekinetically controlled bones of deceased Marowak. In serious situations, it reforms the entire skeleton to battle an opponent alongside it.

It feels angry and forlorn, though it cannot remember the reason why. It finds some tranquility when in the presence of Slowpoke and Cubone families.

Despite its size, Cunix is gentle and non-confrontational. It prefers gently nudging or batting away problems with the bone on its tail rather than using its massive stone-and-bone-covered body.

Familial love allows the spirit of a Marowak to stay tethered to the mortal realm. Though it is no longer alive, the ghost will stay by its side and protect it always.

Marosey is said to communicate with the souls of fallen Marowak. It takes it upon itself to care for any and all Cubone it comes across, to soothe the matron spirit it communes with.

Marotuff's bone club emits a faint aura that lets it gently put people into a restful slumber. It stays near the sleeper, using the club just as effectively for defense should an attacker draw close to them.

Marosect scuttles around caverns, pretending to be a hollow skull to avoid predators. It is said that if one listens closely, the faint and eerie cry of a Marowak can be heard echoing within the skull-like growth.

The skulls on each head are so solidly built that it's often said nothing can survive being hit by all three in tandem. Marodrio dashes across arid dry lands at night, leaping through the air with a piercing cry.

Its still-budding aura sense is strongest in its well-trained legs. As such, it has to kick or otherwise touch a person with its feet in order to sense their aura.

Hitmonbat perches on cave ceilings until it needs to hunt, rocketing downward with its foot to knock prey out in one strike. The "Hitmonbat Kick" is a popular image in recent media.

Hitmoncool was thought to be an undiscovered variant of Toedscool until further research was performed. Its leg-like tentacles are deceptively strong, and deliver a potent dose of poison with every kick.

Hitmonler can tuck its multiple feet into its body in order to roll down steep slopes. This also makes it adept at hiding limbs in combat until the right moment to launch surprise kicks at opponents.

The screws at the bottom of Hitmonmite's body are much longer than they seem, able to extend far outward at high speed as an attack. Though small, these "kicks" carry enough power to send a Golem flying.

Its feet can operate freely from the main body, allowing it to launch kicking attacks from long distances at any angle. They must return to it to recharge periodically, however, or risk falling out of the sky and becoming useless until retrieved.

Above and especially beneath the waters, Hitmoneel delivers a strong kick with the swing of its tail. After winning a match, it claps its arms and feet together in celebration of victory.

Hitmonlee uses its retractable and stretchy legs to maintain balance while ducking and weaving from an opponent's blows. They also allow it to take positions that let it punch from unorthodox angles.

Hitmondour has firm protective plating formed around the head, so that its skull is guarded against opponents and other Hitmondour it trains with. Humanity may have taken inspiration from it when creating boxing safety gear.

Hitmonpass's gloves contain powerful magnets, propelling them forward once they've locked onto a foe. Hitmonpass floats back and forth as it waits for its opponent to strike, magnetically repelling itself to dodge before delivering a devastating counter.

A pugilistic pup with a penchant for punches, Hitmonolu powers up its aura through fisticuffs. In particularly intense training bouts or battles, its fists may even begin emitting aura with each swing.

It trains itself by flying above and striking others with its fist-feet. Because of its small stature, the strikes are viewed more as a considerable nuisance than actually painful.

Hitmonbat never uses its fangs while hunting, only its fists. It fights prey one-on-one, and only deigns to sink its teeth and draw blood if it has knocked an opponent out in a straightforward bout.

Its frozen fists chill the air around it, forming ice whenever it throws a punch. It is said that even the hottest of Fire-Type Pokémon will be frozen solid from getting hit by even a single jab.

Hitmonnea's boxing style is unrefined, consisting of wild swinging of its arms until it hits something. It hydrates itself often before and after battle, to the point of excess, leaving it bloated and slower-moving for a time.

Hitmonler often taunts an opponent by beating its chest, daring a foe to take the first hit. Those that fall for the gambit find themselves hit by a punishing counter from Hitmonler's four fists.

Though its punches are already potent, Hitmonmite excels in fighting Steel-type opponents. It shifts the polarity of its fists so they magnetize toward the target, increasing the speed and force it can punch metallic foes with.

Hitmonton can fire two of its fist-like components outward as long-distance punching attacks. Attached magnets ensure they quickly return, ready to be launched again.

Hitmonster are constantly seen closed and at rest, their tough shell and sharp spikes deterring most predators. Those who attempt to forcefully pry open the shell will see it open suddenly to launch a devastating punch from within.

Thanks to a hive mind, any flavor one egg's tongue comes across, the others will taste as well. Should one of the clutch find something particularly delicious, the entire group will swarm and lick it intensely from all sides.

If something piques its interest, it will charge towards it, intent on licking it thoroughly. It will bowl over anything unfortunate enough to get between it and its target.

Like its vines, Lickigela's tongue will be replaced by a new one within 24 hours if severed. A severed tongue flops and wriggles for several seconds afterward, a sight many consider unnerving.

With its huge tongue, Lickikhan can gather up large amounts of food in a single motion, gathering it for its child. These large portions are necessary, as Lickikhan young have a prodigious appetite.

The tongue-like organs on its arms let it poke and prod at things to determine if they are tasty or not. It favors areas where lots of tart-flavored berries grow.

Extremely lazy, a lounging Lickiking will gesture at passersby to feed it. Those that do not comply will be seized by its lengthy tongue, then pummeled by its powerful fists for their refusal.

It struts slowly in the afternoon heat, precisely positioning its wings before flapping in place. The warmth it gathers from the sunlight expedites its evolution process.

It gathers ambient static from the air with the bristles at the end of its wings. When threatened, Metacorio electrifies its shell as a deterrent. Its evolution process is halted while the shell is electrified.

It rests in windy areas to await its evolution, where the breeze stimulates its psychic energy. If the winds grow too forceful, it uses telekinesis to hold steady, hampering its evolution speed.

The extra head has not grown properly, leaving it unstable. Though no longer prone to exploding, a single touch can cause it to release large amounts of foul gas from its pores.

As a conjoined being, both parts of Weeto are able to transform. They cannot separate, however, so their transformations result in having a miniature version of its new form attached to the main body.

The head functioning as a Weecargo's shell regularly puffs out pungent clouds of smoke. Some try to find meaning in the clouds' shapes, such as determining Weecargo's current wants or mood.

In the distant past it was believed inhaling Weetomb's fumes allowed one to commune with the spirit world. In actuality, breathing in high amounts of the gas causes hallucinations.

Though appearing toxic at first glance, the fumes from Weeler are harmless and have an earthy scent, a result of its constant diet of rock and stone. This unique scent is popular as a perfume in Pewter City.

Weeuk has been used recently in media to provide testament to the dangers of pollution. Of particular note is a film depicting a giant, polluting Weeuk being defeated by a heroic Tyranitar.

Mysterious symbols scattered among ruin walls confounded researchers for years, until it was discovered they were simply the results of Rhyown charging around, hitting the walls and leaving impact silhouettes of its shape.

When it goes on the attack, it extends an arm to grab or punch the target. Because of its simple mind, even if it misses, it won't retract its arm back until it hits something or extends to its maximum limit.

It is impulsive and staunchly protective of its Trainer. It charges at perceived threats recklessly, forgetting that it could use telekinesis to better effect.

Rhynix's sturdy serpentine stone body allows it to charge and dig through rock and dirt with ease. Some say a stubborn Rhynix could dig its way through to the other side of the planet, if it tried hard enough.

Chanwile has a protective nature, nurturing Pokémon and their eggs alike. Many Trainers and Pokémon Centers rely on them to safeguard Poké Balls in their near-impenetrable false mouth.

The hairs on Channat's body carry a compound that reduces stress and fatigue with prolonged contact. Shed fur is often used by garment weavers to make comfort blankets.

Chanduck's eggs are excellent for combating a lot of minor ailments. Ironically, they are ineffective at fighting headaches, which Chanduck constantly suffers from.

Chanbell creates and regurgitates eggs from within its body to offer other Pokémon in exchange for food. The tart taste of the eggs is popular in some rural regions of Unova.

A strange mass of tendrils that infests the bones of an unfortunate Marowak. It occasionally shifts its tentacles into a shape resembling the body of Cubone, but is unable to hold that form for long.

Tanvee's vines vary in texture, feeling warm, cold, rough, or soft. It's said that when more vines feel alike, it signals that evolution is near.

On occasion, the vines Tanrunt keeps hidden within its hood will slip out, thrashing and reaching out wildly towards those nearby. Tanrunt hastily covers them back up, seemingly embarrassed at this moment of exposure.

Its arms are covered with retractable vines, so Tanchop's reach is much longer than it would seem, letting it grapple opponents that wrongly assume they're a safe distance away.

Tanby is highly sought by upscale restaurants for high-class dining. The meat in its body combined with the texture and taste of its vines when cooked create a delectable, protein-rich meal worth a high price.

The eggs in the group age at different rates, leaving the older ones to take care of the younger until they fully hatch and develop. Once all are fully grown, Kangascute exhibits marvelous unity in battle.

A young Kangasther does not have blades at birth, so the defenseless joey clings to its parent's back at all times. Kangasther uses the soft hum of its wingbeat to lull the child to sleep at night.

Part of Kangasto divided and became its young. The child can only transform its face at first, so the parent tutors it in the ways of shapeshifting until its mimicry can become perfect.

Though Kangaswoodo prefers to remain still, its curious child often hops out of the pouch to explore, forcing it to give chase. The young cries and pouts when Kangaswoodo lifts it back into the pouch.

It works in tandem with its young to search for sweet fruits and nectar in forests. Once they have found a good source of food, the child will be allowed to gorge itself first before the parent eats what is left.

It has a gentle disposition and prefers to avoid conflict, a demeanor it hopes to pass onto its young. If forced to fight however, it is utterly merciless for the sake of its children.

With its extendable tongue, Kangaseon catches insects and small fruits to share with the young it carries within its pouch. The joey is a curious sort and is often using its own tongue to lick and explore its surroundings.

Its young cannot fly, so it remains perched on the parent's head while it hunts. Due to its speed and maneuverability, Kangasjask is always able to catch its child should it lose its grip and fall during flight.

It ferries humans across the waters happily, defending them with ink shots from its mouth. Horras Trainers sometimes play games of tag this way, seeing which Horras can hit the other with ink first.

At first, Horfish was thought to be poisonous due to the liquid dripping from its spines. It's actually more ink so that Horfish can deploy vast amounts around it to make underwater smokescreens.

Though it appears decorative, the seaweed Hormise holds acts in accordance with its will, usually to grab and hinder other creatures so that Hormise can blind them with an inky smokescreen.

Some regions attempted to use Goldisc as a more glamorous gift counterpart to Luvdisc, but the Pokémon's aggressive temperament made it ill-suited to be a loved one's present.

It considers itself a fierce and just king of underwater Pokémon, defending its kingdom from usurpers and aggressors. It will grapple and stab even Gyarados into submission for the sake of its subjects.

The orb at the end of its bone-staff spreads a pollen similar to that of its wings, but much more potent. Non-violent by nature, it puts aggressors to sleep with a wave of its wand before running away.

Being blind, Butterno uses its strong sense of smell to hunt for sweet treats to lap up. Wild Butterno have even followed unsuspecting Trainers to their home, lured by the scent of something sweet in their bag.

It flies high in the skies during starlit nights, a red glow shining in each of its many cores. It's suspected that supposed sightings of "UFO lights" at night were people catching glimpses of Starquaza.

Mr. mer has a voracious appetite for berries, breaching onto land to gorge on them. This messy eating habit leaves its teeth stained with juice, often unnerving those who come across it after its meal.

Nicknamed "The Fighting Clown" due to its appearance, Mr. lucha does its best to make a fool of its opponents with unpredictable movements and distracting gestures. The more serious the opponent, the harder it tries to make them look foolish.

Scybone wields parts of Scizor's exoskeleton in battle, the partial pincer it uses being effective at cutting and bludgeoning. It maintains the pincer by sharpening it against rocks.

Scyhorn sharpens its scythe-like horn against stones. At maximum sharpness, its horn can cleanly cut through a thick tree trunk with a single swing of its head.

Scygela obsesses over the height of the tall grass surrounding its home, cutting it down whenever it grows too long. It even prunes its own vines with its scythes if they grow too lengthy and unruly.

Scyfree is pacifistic and prefers using its scythes to pierce into berries to eat them. Though gentle, it is rather selfish and will swat at anyone approaching it while it eats.

It floats around motionlessly without appearing to acknowledge any of its surroundings. Yet if something threatens it, the aggressor falls to unseen cuts slashing away at their body.

Jynceon is a moody prima-donna of a Pokémon. Giving orders will only result in it turning up its head and flipping its hair, which flings ice crystals in the direction of whoever dares boss it around.

It cheerfully dances for others, loving having an audience to its bouncy movements. Anyone who watches a performance all the way to the end is rewarded with a big kiss, whether they want it or not.

Should Jynduck's headache intensify, the psychic surge around it compels all affected to begin dancing for several minutes. Jynduck always seems confused by this development.

The jewel on its forehead gleams and shines as it dances. Should one stare too deeply at it, they will be caught in the rhythm, forced to copy the movements until Jynduck has finished its dance.

It is a common ritual for Jynpoke, after successfully catching a fish, to dance in celebration of securing a meal. On occasion, it may forget to actually eat the fish after the dance concludes.

It is often seen scuttling about in a rhythmic fashion, clicking its claws together to make the beat for its dance. Nearby Krabby that witness it feel compelled to join in the chorus.

With fire in one hand and electricity in the other, Electamar make formidable opponents indeed. Some Trainers say you can tell what kind of personality it has by which hand favors which element.

It perches high up within areas where thunderstorms are common, using its beak as a lightning rod to recharge its internal electricity. Overzealous Trainers often mistake it for being a wild Zapdos.

Magdrio's competitive nature means all three heads try to one-up the other in fire prowess. Some have even observed the heads angrily breathing flames on each other when competition gets too heated.

It roots around for spicy berries during colder seasons for warmth. The spice gives it a headache, however, which causes psychic power to surge and results in felled trees and branches.

When angered, the five outer eggs rotate around the center, creating psychic energy that levitates Taucute in the air and allows it to charge forward to headbutt the target of its ire.

The tongue-like organs on its head let Tautung touch objects to discern if they would be tasty or not. Non-tasty objects that get licked will be batted away with a swing of Tautung's head.

The fusion of Rhyhorn and Tauros has given it a massive horn to better charge at foes with. However, it often charges into things and gets itself stuck, the new horn lodged deep within the object it crashed into.

Tausey designates its territory as no-conflict zones. Should it spy infighting from any people or Pokémon, it aggressively charges and ends the fight by knocking them out with its heavy egg and powerful Headbutt.

Both heads have the same size brain and the same urge to charge at intruders. It's not unheard of to see a Taufarig rapidly charging forward and backward as both heads struggle for control.

It uses its three tails and its resilient skull to help it knock down and grab berries to consume. The berry juice its body creates has a strong bitter aroma and taste.

Tauroth is considered one of the wildest of animals, rampaging violently and indiscriminately. Tauroth has even been observed thrashing and lashing out in its sleep, never stopping its perpetual raging.

Its charging tackle isn't very strong on its own, but the mushrooms on its back release spores on impact that weaken the muscles of its foe, leaving them more susceptible to follow-up headbutts.

It will aggressively charge at anything encroaching its territory. Its two heads may lock on to different targets to chase down, leading to sudden and erratic direction changes mid-charge.

Magiyu contains what appears to be a Magikarp in the center, controlling its actions. It's thought that Magiyu channels strange energy into it, ensuring a more powerful evolution in its future.

Magiros are a placid and weak species that tend to wander aimlessly across plains and farmland, grazing without thought or care. Touching its whiskers will send it into a thrashing rage.

Magichou's body is rotund and squishy, requiring electric whiskers for protection. Unfortunately, its electric power is so weak that an attacking predator would feel no more than a faint static tingle, leaving Magichou effectively defenseless.

Magislash are often employed at seafood restaurants, particularly those that serve Magikarp cuisine. Their skill with the blade means that every meal is perfectly cut and portioned.

Found in the mud of drained lakebeds, Magifisk is considered one of the most pitiful Pokémon in terms of both strength and appearance. Even as food, they are considered bland and tacky at best.

Though it has ferocious, aggressive tendencies, Magivanha's small teeth are incapable of piercing skin. Unable to properly hunt as a result, it bitterly resorts to being an undersea scavenger instead.

Magith is commonly found at the bottom of wishing wells. Some think it believes the coins within contain "wish energy", and that it wants to use that energy to wish to evolve sooner.

It will tug its whiskers during battle in order to enhance the normally weak psychic emanations it produces for its attacks. This leaves it with a splitting headache afterward, however.

It has weak swimming capabilities, and even the poison of its stingers is incredibly mild, useless for defense. Magicool often ends up washed up on shore, staring pathetically at passersby.

When at rest, it plays with the whiskers on its face for amusement. Based on reports of Magipoke trying to consume or pull off these whiskers, it's thought that Magipoke does not realize they are a part of its body.

It comes onto land to rest, as swimming for too long leaves its muscles weak and exhausted. Observers find its tired and pitiful panting on land rather endearing.

Magider latches onto Slowpoke tails like Shellder, though no evolution takes place. Instead, Magider uses its host as a way of migrating to a new body of water to reside in, as its own swimming capability is quite weak.

Though overall weak, its claws have a strong gripping power. It often uses them to hitch a ride on larger Pokémon while they hunt, grabbing and eating whatever scraps remain afterward.

Still physically frail, it evolved extra stingers that secrete and coat the wings with a fine poison to deter predators who would hunt it. Wrapping itself in its wings akin to a cocoon is a typical defensive maneuver.

Weether's scythes secrete the same poison found in its horn, used for self-defense. Though mild, it only takes a single light cut for the poison to take effect and result in strong bouts of nausea and dizziness.

The horns on its head and tail secrete a very mild poison. The poison's effects vary depending on its surroundings: burning, dehydration, paralysis, blindness, light sensitivity, chills, rashes and numbness have all been reported.

Electric power is stored and concentrated within its stingers. As a show of intimidation towards predators, it taps the two stingers together, causing sparks to fly out around it.

Weetata has a strong sense of smell, able to sniff out its preferred food from many yards away. Weetata fights for food and territory by battling one another using the stinger on its tail.

It stores static electricity in its stinger until it's ready to make a surprise strike on an unsuspecting victim. The jolt is still incredibly minor and rarely regarded as anything more than a momentary nuisance.

The mushrooms are no longer deadly to the host, but are now quite poisonous if consumed. This seems to have had the interesting side-effect of making Weeras no longer able to secrete poison from its horn.

Due to its strong sense of smell, sneaking up on Weera before it teleports away is near impossible. It is docile enough to be lured close with its favorite type of leaf, however.

The marks on its leaves were thought to be signs of illness, until research found that Weesprout occasionally nibbles its own leaves. This seems to cause no harm, and its leaves grow back if fully consumed.

Gyarasea hunts small fish with a combination of stealth and ferocity. It blinds prey with ink while hiding among kelp, before swimming quickly and snatching it up with its vicious bite.

It has a ferocious and vindictive attitude towards all it comes across, but aside from a nasty bite, it is largely unremarkable and ineffective. It tends to act more passively in the presence of Magikarp.

If two Gyararas meet, they will fight to the death, no matter what. It's thought that their aggressive and independent instincts are so great that Gyararas actively seek to be the last, and only, of their kind.

Many a tale has been passed down amongst sailors about Gyarallery. Should a ship run afoul of it, it will chase it down across entire oceans, not resting until it sends the boat sinking to the briny deep.

Many have claimed the secret to taming a Gyaratine is to climb on its back and pull its whiskers like reins. Pokémon Centers and hospitals regularly put out PSAs to discourage this idea.

It has a most vicious, destructive nature towards anything that catches its ire, even slightly. With its speed and strength, it has torn entire ships to shreds in seconds.

Gyaraduck is perpetually angry and violent due to the pain of its constant headaches. The stronger the headache, the more intense its rampage; a strong enough migraine can even make it release a massive Hyper Beam.

Gyaraduck is a highly adept swimmer, capable of swimming across entire oceans in a few hours. Its speed and ferocity are enough to let it hunt Sharpedo on a regular basis.

It looks fierce, but Gyarawag is fairly harmless, as its fangs are soft and unable to pierce skin. It's not uncommon to see it clinging to larger Pokémon with its mouth, stubbornly trying and failing to do any damage.

Gyaracruel is referred to as "The Devouring One" in some ancient legends. What appear to be tentacles are actually multiple tongues, which deliver paralyzing venom before dragging prey into its hungry maw.

Sometimes, Gyarapoke will throw a tantrum, thrashing its tail and gnashing its teeth wildly for little reason. It then forgets why it was angry, and begins a lengthy nap to recover the wasted energy.

Gyaragong is playful towards humans, but still remains a merciless hunter on land or sea. Many admit to being perturbed seeing it change so seamlessly from friendly to fierce and back.

Gyaraster are ravenous and ferocious creatures that are able to devour nearly anything. In ancient times, it was believed that whirlpools were caused by famished Gyaraster attempting to swallow the ocean itself.

Its fiercely aggressive and battles those in its territory no matter the size. Anything smaller than it will be hunted as prey, and anything larger will be bit and pinched until they flee.

Its jaws possess a powerful crushing strength. It has an extremely violent, stubborn nature, so anything it latches onto with its jaws will not be released until it has shattered beneath its strength.

Lapbone is often seen drifting at sea inside Lapras bones fashioned into a makeshift boat. It sails the oceans in search of more Lapras, hoping to form a family for itself.

Fast and agile swimmers, Lapdos inhabit the deeper depths of the oceans, rarely being seen near the surface. They enjoy the company of deep-sea divers, following them curiously and protecting them from harm.

Lapcario train themselves vigorously to be powerful swimmers and aquatic battlers. Their swimming speed, strength and ability to sense aura make them popular as assistants to lifeguards and sailors.

Lapizard is fiercely protective of humanity. Rivalries develop amongst its own kind as different Lapizard battle to see which of them is more fit to be guardian to humans in their territory.

When it charges, it won't stop until it hits a wall. The impact causes its malleable gelatinous body to distort, leaving Dithorn misshapen and disoriented for a few moments.

A very curious Pokémon, Ditown communicates with others by forming its body into letters and symbols. According to Trainers, it adores playing games of charades.

A common, somewhat joking theory about Ditking's existence is that it's the result of a Ditto copying Slaking so perfectly, it became too lazy to change back to normal.

It's thought that the type of vegetation Eedle eats affects its evolutionary direction, as it has a noticeable shift in appetite, preferring specific types of plants shortly before it evolves.

Eedrill are quite affectionate and will often swarm after something to hug and nuzzle it. They seem unaware that their appearance hurtling towards another at high speed could be seen as disconcerting.

The flaps around Eeco's face can easily and painlessly break off and regrow. Though considered tough and flavorless, some have found a use for them as chew toys for some small Pokémon.

When living in an area that would help induce evolution, Eetler's fur will change hue slightly, and its antlers will gain additional attributes, such as a layer of frost, flames at the tips or electric sparks, among others.

The flame sac within its body allows it to super-heat any water it produces and expels. In battle, it can fire boiling hot water or bursts of scalding steam to leave foes badly burnt.

Its ears move and twitch slightly as it picks up on ambient changes in electricity nearby. On occasion, an arc of electricity passes between them.

It generates constant steady electricity through the turning of its two gears. Ongoing research suggests that Joltink may be able to recharge depleted Thunder Stones.

As Flapod gets closer to evolving, its shell radiates more and more heat from within. The tufts of fur igniting signals the process is nearing completion.

The joey is kept warm in the pouch, which is heated by an internal flame sac. The parent uses flame breath too cook food for the child, and cook anybody who gets too close to it.

One should never attempt to touch the stone on Flaros's head, as doing so will send it into an immediate rage. It will coat itself in raging flame before charging into anything and everything nearby until it calms down.

Its large size, warmth and friendly disposition make Flalax a popular pet for those who can afford to feed its prodigious appetite. It emits enough heat from its body that many like to use it in lieu of a fireplace for warmth.

Flalass is a welcome sight for those traversing frigid mountainsides. It guides them to its home and warms them with its fluffy embrace until they feel ready to tackle to cold once more.

Whenever it uses its psychic abilities, the tuft of fur on its head moves and flickers like a real flame. When it soaks its head to relieve its headaches, steam can be seen rising from its cranium.

Poryown crop up within social media websites seemingly at random, interjected within unrelated conversation. Those who spot it usually report feeling a sense of loss.

Antennae and wings have formed, but Kakfree's evolution is not yet complete. Its wings can spread a mild poison mist, giving it a bit more defense against predators until it finishes evolving.

Its scythes are a last resort to defend its cocooned body. Though sharp, they are rather delicate; if swung too forcefully they may snap off the body completely, leaving it vulnerable.

It makes a soft hoot periodically, an act done to regulate its internal temperature as it evolves. When evolution draws nearer, the hooting increases dramatically in frequency.

Not very mobile, Kakchu spends time storing energy, waiting for evolution to finish. If a predator draws near, it releases a bright burst of electric energy to blind the foe so Kakchu can escape.

It has extraordinary airspeed and maneuverability to avoid predators, its wings never resting. Because it takes so much energy to maintain this flight technique, its evolution process is massively extended compared to most Kakuna fusions.

It remains almost entirely immobile to conserve energy, hoping its appearance alone will frighten off predators. If that fails, it can still use its stored energy to make at least one strong lunge and potent bite.

Kakchu's cocoon is multilayered, as each electric burst it uses to deter predators vaporizes the outermost shell. It grows new layers to replace them, though this process delays its evolution.

It buries itself in the sand in shallow waters until only its antennae stick out. Should it sense anything getting too close to it, water spouts shoot from the antennae to knock away intruders.

Kakdum gather in small swarms so they can stick together in piles on the forest floor. The proximity allows for better defenses; if the pile is under attack, they can unite their psychic powers to fend off the aggressor.

Since its cocooned body has no means of attack, its only defense is to fly away from danger. The exertion from flying its heavier body around delays its evolution process.

It burrows into the ground, leaving the leaves on its head exposed. These are a deterrent, as between the hardness of its shell, the bitter taste, and the mild poison, few will bother trying to eat it.

Kakth scrounges around for discarded coins to consume. Science isn't yet sure how, but eating large amounts of coins seems to expedite its evolution process slightly.

Archaeologists consider Kabubone a bit of a menace, as its penchant for using fossils as weapons and armor runs the risk of damaging what could be very important scientific finds.

If Kabuvoir or its Trainer is attacked, it immobilizes the assailant with telekinesis before raking its sharp blades across them as a warning before it releases them. Very few aggressors choose to ignore this threat.

Aerorunt is too heavy to fly for long, forced to flap constantly just to stay a meager amount off the ground. It's believed to have fought over food and territory with Archeops in prehistory.

Snorhorn has a simple and placid personality, spending most of its time grazing and sleeping. Waking it up from a nap, however, will make it charge at the culprit in a grumpy rage.

Snormar is considered a gourmand when it comes to cooking meats, using flame-breath to roast meals to perfection. Improperly heating a meal will send it into an indignant rage.

Using its control over time, Snorbi eats up a handful of berries almost completely, then reverses the berries' time, regenerating them and letting it eat them over and over again.

Snortyke travels the seas, gathering up berries and small fish to take to secret hoarding spots. Once it's amassed a stash twice its weight, it gorges itself before settling down for a nice nap.

In areas known for their connection to Dragon-type Pokémon, it is common for people to gift another Dradisc as a romantic gesture. While underwater, it blows heart-shaped bubbles at others.

The smooth crystal segments are said to contain a potent magical force. This is theorized to explain how Dragolix can fly through the air despite the size and weight of its body compared to its wings.

Some say Dragolurk was created by a civilization that worshiped Dragonite as protector gods. When it fires a destructive Hyper Beam from its arm, the dragon's roar can be heard.

The nectar in its flower and the drool from its mouth are both incredibly sweet. Even with stingers for defense, it still finds itself accosted by a variety of Pokémon addicted to the tastes.

Beeduck's honey is sweet and medicinal, effective at helping headaches in people and Pokémon. Because it suffers from constant headaches itself, Beeduck is usually seen eating or bathing in the stuff.

Most Mewbone grow up without a parent, forcing them to fend for themselves and grow cold and standoffish. Some have been observed at night, drawing an image similar to Mew in the air with psychic energy.

First discovered on Cinnabar Island, Mewto is theorized to be left over from failed cloning attempts during Mewtwo's creation. Being incomplete, it can only partially mimic the form of the being it was supposed to be.

Visually very similar to Slowpoke, mentally Mewpoke is its complete opposite, intelligent and scheming. It uses this intellect and unassuming form to take advantage and manipulate other Pokémon to do its bidding.

Mew often pranks Mewbro by grabbing and nibbling its tail suddenly. Mewbro's angry reaction ruins its ruse as a dim, placid Pokémon, which Mew uses to teach Mewbro a lesson.

Mew's unique DNA allows Mewgross to change any part of its body into that of any other Pokémon while in combat. These chimeric combinations allow it to create nearly unbeatable offensive and defensive forms.

It's thought that Mewking can psychically resonate with any nearby Pokémon and pacify them, putting them to sleep so that it can also peacefully slumber without the noise of conflict.

Its crystal core contains the DNA of every known Pokémon. Geneticists theorize that it can transform any Pokémon it touches into any other form, using its vast DNA manipulation skill.

It enjoys lazing around in moist areas, watching the water droplets drift down off of its leaf. The faint scent wafting from said leaf invokes a feeling of listlessness in others.

Despite their cute appearance and friendly nature, Cyndadile bite to signify affection. Their flames flare constantly due to their joyful energy, making them a handful for most Trainers.

Rival Cyndatu get into light shoving matches over food. Should one be toppled over backwards, the flames it shoots from its back propel it back to its feet to continue the fight.

Typhtrum prefers volcanic and ashy areas to call home. The flames that emit from its body flicker in accordance to the volcano's dormancy. Should they blaze up suddenly, an eruption is imminent.

Totokarp hunts by leaping from the water and biting at anything flying above. Once it latches onto something, it doesn't let go, dragging its prey beneath the water's surface.

It tags alongside its Trainer, its protective nature making it wary of any strangers drawing near. Even faces familiar to the Trainer must be wary; if they aren't familiar enough to Totovoir, they risk getting bitten.

It will share the accessories on its ring, but only if traded something equally pretty or valuable. Any who try to take them by force will be given a nasty bite from its powerful jaws.

It has strong swimming muscles, allowing it to swim against most currents easily. It goes on land to feed, eating the worms and small bugs that inhabit the riverside.

It leaves behind puddles of sticky berry juice, then hides nearby. Once enough insects are stuck, it goes to feast on the mixture of tasty juice and bugs.

It uses its rock-solid skull to headbutt trees, dislodging fruits, nuts and bugs for it to eat. Overzealous Pididos occasionally end up knocking the entire tree down.

Pidchop has powerful physical potential, which often gives it a cocky, narcissistic demeanor. It spends more time preening its feathers than it does actually training.

Sento extends part of its gooey body as a tail to lift itself up, gaining a better vantage point to observe others. This lets it transform better, increasing the accuracy of its shapeshifting.

Its strongest muscle is its large and thick tail. Senchop pummels foes with its powerful punches and kicks, but always saves the final blow for a mighty swing of its tail.

Furphan loves to play with its trainer by curling into a ball and being rolled around. Its large size and heavy weight makes it difficult for most to push it around for long, unfortunately.

Though incredibly affectionate, keeping a Furroth as a pet is often discouraged due to its boundless energy. It unceasingly asks for food or play, and rarely sleeps for more than an hour a day.

Furtuff's body is deceptively pliable, able to inflate rapidly for intimidation or deflate for evasion and infiltration. It loves having people hug and squish its soft body with all the strength they can muster.

Hootdle constantly creates a poison that causes blurry vision in those afflicted. At the same time every day, it secretes excess poison from its horn, smearing it on the leaves around its home.

Its head can turn 360 degrees, and it can control its flight path no matter what angle its head or body is turned. This makes it very tricky for prey to avoid being caught by it.

Hootco often goes unnoticed, hiding among piles of its favorite snack of dried leaves and pretending to be a simple pine cone. Those that see past the deception must still be wary of it exploding in self-defense.

Its strong eyesight lets it see the movement of prey even in the darkest of forest evenings. It leaves its den and hunts at the same exact time every night.

Hoottler's antlers are most solid and robust early in the morning. As the day passes, they soften and begin to "wilt," until they obscure its vision. They regain their rigidity overnight while Hoottler sleeps.

Incredibly shy and reclusive, Hootts is only seen outside of its home inside tree trunks for a short time each day. During this time, it can be heard singing a quiet, slow-tempo song to itself.

Groups of Hootdoof will work together to gnaw wood down to usable sizes in a timely manner. Those that don't adhere to the strict schedule are shunned and scorned.

It likes to pilfer coins from passersby, but observation has noted that the attempts at stealing adhere to a strict schedule, allowing locals to help travelers plan their time to avoid being robbed.

Hootlithe makes for a tricky pet to raise, as it adheres to a strict daily schedule for feeding, recreation and so forth. Any deviation from this schedule tends to cause it stress.

It adheres to a strict schedule of nightly dream consumption. If one feels a disturbance in their sleep at the same time every evening, a Hootzee is likely to be residing nearby.

Though it stands perfectly rigid, its eyes dart around, taking in its surroundings with perfect clarity. Once it sees the opportunity to hunt, it moves with calculated perfection, its prey disappearing from the forest in total silence.

Spinalax cannot stick to or climb trees due to its legs not supporting its weight properly. Instead, it shoots thin sticky webbing from its mouth at fruits and other snacks to drag them down to it.

The markings on its head are meant to deter predators, and hide the fact that Spinats is in fact incredibly timid. Sibling pairs have been seen accidentally frightening each other and running away simultaneously.

Spinakey clings to a web until it spots suitable prey, then leaps from its perch, using horns and fangs, fists and feet, and even its tail to pummel its target into submission with relentless anger.

Ariaturn lives deep within the darkest of forests, emitting a faint glow from its lure when prey stumbles near. Those who follow seeking escape from the dark will find themselves soon ensnared in its webs.

It spins haphazardly-shaped webs to catch prey in, but by the time something is caught in the web, Ariapoke has forgotten about the hunt. It usually plays with the caught creature for a few minutes before releasing it.

Croking's arm strength is great enough that only a single flap is needed to take off from the ground. It glides from region to region, depriving entire forests of their fruits and berries.

Pidgefree appoints itself as a guardian of its home forest. It protects Caterpie and Weedle families by swooping down to peck and claw at would-be hunters.

Pidgeto oozes its way up tall trees to hunt for prey from the canopy. It flaps its wings to send goop-like feathers onto targeted prey, which slows them enough for Pidgeto to hunt them down.

There have been many a story of Trainers lost in caverns being rescued by Lantres. Illuminating a path with the orb on its head, it carries them safely to the nearest exit, before leaving in a bright flash of light.

Its electrical capability is strong, but its body lacks the strength to properly contain it. As such, its body has shattered, loosely connected to and covering its electrical core while puffing out small storm clouds.

Clefpip has a very exploratory nature, using the evening breeze to carry it to parts unknown to explore. When traveling in groups, Clefpip link hands and perform aerial dances together.

Igglyvee's body appears fluffy, but is entirely soft and pliable, bouncy like rubber. It actively enjoys playing by being thrown from one person to another like a game of catch.

Igglychu likes to put on small concerts for its friends, singing chipper high-pitched songs to all who would listen. It creates a small shower of colorful sparks above it for the finale.

It likes to bury itself in the soft and mushy soil in moist, lush forests. It eats its way out of the ground, and then sings in delightful appreciation of its meal.

It drags along the remaining bones of a fallen Togekiss with it and can only sleep soundly while laying near the old bones. Some think the Togekiss spirit still lingers and grants Togebone small comforts during sleep.

Togechum feels a compulsion to follow after anything it senses exuding joy or excitement. Togechum parents and trainers alike find themselves working hard to keep it from running off constantly.

Nalucha perches on tree limbs and observes fights from afar with its strong eyesight, cataloging the moves of different Pokémon. Pokémon often come to seek its advice on how to counter the techniques it has witnessed.

Naduo are a very observant species, making sure that one head is always taking in their surroundings. Some domesticated Naduo can even draw detailed maps of the areas surrounding their home.

Xalade's movements in battle are so careful and calculated that many believe it gazes into the future to see how its opponent will fight, and moves according to that vision.

It rubs its woolly palms together to gather immense amounts of static electricity, creating powerful orbs of lightning to hurl at foes. The orb on its tail can emit powerful stunning psychic pulses to further incapacitate opponents.

Maans coils up in its own fluffy wool to stay warm. If agitated it will shake its tail furiously, flickering a bright light to blind the nuisance and give Maans time to slither away.

It rubs the wool on its body vigorously before a battle or hunt. The static charge this creates internally coats its extendable tongue in electricity, allowing it to shock foes or prey into submission.

After every twelve rotations of the gear a small burst of electrically-charged wool particles bursts out from Maang. The particles are harmless, only causing an hour of ticklish tingling sensations.

It takes pride in the glossy length of feathers extending from its head. Anything touching these feathers will quickly send Pidkey into a flapping, screeching frenzy.

Belluna hides among groups of Bellossom as camouflage to protect itself from predators. It can be identified among the crowd as the only "Bellossom" not dancing.

Rather than remaining rigid like Sudowoodo, Sudomime mimics realistic tree motions such as swaying with the breeze and seasonal color changes. It still has trouble convincing onlookers it is a tree, however.

Parks and reserves employ Sudoring as mascots and guides. They stand completely still, but if a person asks directions and then looks away, when they glance back Sudoring's arms will point them to their destination.

The orbs on its antlers are attuned to wind and weather, letting it know when precipitation is imminent so it can seek shelter. Like a Sawsbuck, these orbs change color with the season.

The lightweight eggs bundle together to avoid being blown away by strong winds. The one that grows leaves upon its head is the de facto leader of the group.

Hopgey is often found accompanying groups of Hoppip floating across the breeze. It helps the Hoppip's journey by flapping its wings to adjust their flight paths.

Its body is very attuned to the breeze, small fluctuations letting it know when predators may be around on the hunt. Because of this, Hoptata rarely leaves its burrow on days with little to no wind.

With almost nonexistent wings, Hopkrow flies by being carried some distance by the wind. Groups of Hopkrow often congregate near fountains, attracted by the water and the coins tossed within.

Hoprow is usually found pecking at the grass in open fields, searching for seeds to eat. As it flies, it sheds feather-like leaves that are used by some to sweeten the taste of their tea.

Once a month, Hopans sheds the leaves on its tail and grows a new set the next day. These leaves are used to brew a tea that has become fairly popular in northern Kanto areas.

Hopsis's bubble-like coating is easily popped, but splatters a sticky coating of goo when it does. It regenerates this coating instantly and floats away while the bubble-popper is slowed by the goop.

Hopdisc lives in placid waters, as its weak swimming muscles and light body makes it easily swept up by any current. If it leaps out of the water, it may even be carried away by a strong breeze.

It pulls off and consumes its own leaves to help soothe its aching head. It's only a curative for Hopduck, however; others consuming its leaves will develop a strong headache instead.

Hopkey spends most of its time digging in soft dirt for seeds and roots to chew on. The leaves shed from its tail can be ground up for medicinal powder, but the powder is extremely bitter to taste.

Jumpicate has a frightening appearance, but only eats bark and is incredibly skittish. Its only means of defense is spraying pollen from its head, hands and tail to blind and agitate predators while it runs away.

Jumpgle runs about in verdant fields, using the fluff on its head and tail to let pollen scatter in the winds. It has been discovered that the blooming flowers from its actions create vast works of art when viewed from above.

Despite its large size, Jumpbok is a very timid Pokémon that runs at the first sign of trouble. If cornered, it smacks an opponent with the fluff on its tail, spreading pollen to agitate the attacker's vision so Jumpbok can escape.

Jumplicky promotes the growth of nectar-rich flowers with the pollen it shakes from its hands. When they run out, it restocks them by regurgitating lumps of pollen produced from within its rotund belly.

Jumpang is deceptively heavy, as its cotton-puff exterior covers heavy metal body parts. This sometimes causes issues when a happy Jumpang launches from the gear to hug its Trainer.

A common household pest, Ratdle chews its way into garbage cans to get to the discarded foodstuffs within. It's poison stinger on its head will cause a minor rash if stung by it.

Ratking seeks out Rattata colonies so it can bully and beat its way into leadership. Once hierarchy is established, it lazes around while the browbeaten Rattata gather food for it.

To save energy in order to hasten evolution, Sungey rarely takes to the air and flies. It huddles together in small groups, eating nuts, berries and pine cones that fall from trees.

Sundew chews on small plants to gain additional nutrients separate from its photosynthesis. Once it finishes eating, its bud opens up and spreads pollen that will aid plant growth in the area.

Sharing sunlight as they absorb it means every flower head on Suncute is always as vibrant and jubilant as the rest. Gifting someone a Suncute is considered a romantic gesture in some island regions.

The upper part of Sunpod's cocoon absorbs sunlight to fuel and hasten the evolution process. Once complete, its evolution will burst from the cocoon in an eruption of bright sunlight.

Sunkhan constantly seeks the freshest soil to fill its pouch for the sake of its child's development. Solar energy the parent absorbs will naturally filter to said soil and then be absorbed by its young.

Sunmar absorbs sunlight and fire in equal measure for energy, the mark on its torso glowing as it does so. It can fire flames from this mark, or from the petals circling its face.

Sunros enjoys wide open, sunlit fields to run around in, and maintains a relatively easy disposition among humans. The only time it gets aggressive is when butting heads over a prime spot for absorbing sunlight with a rival Sunros.

The main body tries to be serious, while the Sunflora on its back is always smiling and chipper as it absorbs sunlight. Often the Sunflora will prod and poke the body in order to get it to crack a smile, which it rarely does.

Suncross bounds about in sunny groves, smearing sap from one tree to the next to share it with others. It detests using its horn in self-defense, as it messes up the arrangement of leaves surrounding it.

Sunbok is a very jubilant serpent Pokémon always searching for heat sources, particularly sunlight. When sunlight is not easily available, it will coil around nearby people or Pokémon, embracing them tightly to share in their warmth.

Sunchu's happy disposition and adorable features have garnered it quite a positive reputation among pet owners. Some regions even hold beauty competitions solely featuring Sunchu.

Sunwile uses the false flower on the back of its head to lure in unsuspecting insect Pokémon near. The flower expels a stunning poison on the victim, leaving them helpless to resist becoming Sunwile's prey.

Though quite powerful, Sunking are friendly and docile, spending their days lazing among verdant flowerbeds. Being offered one of their shed petals is considered a sign of a prosperous future in some regions.

The high amounts of sunlight it absorbs during the day allows it to continue to be extremely active during the night as well. A sleeping Sunroth is one that has been dangerously deprived of sunlight.

This duo of Sunflora and Oddish delight in each other's company; Sunish is never seen without a smile on both faces. They march together beneath the sunlight, singing a happy duet together.

Sunlucha loves to strike poses dramatically with the sun behind it before leaping into battle. The more it is allowed to bask in the sun before a fight, the more bombastic its moves become.

It tries to remain in sunlight for as long as possible. This is because it begins suffering intense headaches the moment it no longer feels sunlight on its skin.

This Pokémon lazes by sunny riverbeds, happily swirling its tail in the water and taking in the sunlight. Some have described it as being the pinnacle of blissful ignorance.

It runs across the land at high speeds during the day, keeping its heads in the sunlight for as long as possible. Only when the sun is hidden does it finally stop moving and rest, until it detects the next ray of sunshine.

With 360-degree vision, those that try to sneak up on Yanto will find it transforming to defend itself before they even get close. It typically excludes changing its eyes during transformation, so that it may retain its vision as a precaution.

Despite its developing body being restrained by its cocoon, Yanuna can still actively avoid danger thanks to its light weight and strong wings. Its wings never stop moving until evolution is finished.

Quick fliers with superb senses of sight and hearing, Yantata are experts at stealing food. One need only look away for a moment, and it will have snatched a new meal from them with hardly a sound.

With 360 degree vision, ultrasonic waves for detection and precision flying capabilities, it is near impossible for prey to avoid Yanbat hunting them, nor for a predator to sneak up on Yanbat.

Yanfetchd swoops at a target from above, smacking it with its leek before retreating to wait for another chance to strike. As it has weak defenses, these hit-and-run tactics are its best bet for successful hunts.

Woolax are often seen close to or within human populations, following the people within in hopes of gaining food from them. With their cute face and simple demeanor, most Trainers can't help but give them the treats they seek.

Simpleminded creatures that live around forest lakes and ponds, Woovenant spends much of its time keeping the waters clean of detritus. It takes fruit from nearby trees to share with the Pokémon that live in the water.

Wooful enjoys soaking in water, so much that its owners should take precautions; if Wooful senses someone taking a shower or bath, it will barge in unexpectedly in order to join them.

Docile and simplistic to an extreme degree, Woopoke "hunts" by floating along the rivers with its mouth open and half-submerged, hoping something will float into its waiting maw.

Every sunny morning, Esplia dances near its trainer to wake them up bright and early. The jewel on its head shines and transfers a psychic energy to ensure they wake up feeling rested rather than groggy.

On moonlit nights, it casts up rings made of psychic energy, leaping through them as part of an intricate dance routine. The rings on its own body glow their brightest during this time.

Umbbra is able to cast illusions with its mental powers, making it seem to blend in with the shadows around it. It's said that its psychic capacity triples during nights of the full moon.

To aid in thievery, Murrua will use illusions to mask itself as a familiar face before taking the item it covets and running. It returns to normal, then watches with glee as the one it mimicked takes the blame for its crime.

Considered a bit of a thug, Murkey is disliked due to its greedy tendencies. If it spots something shiny it likes, it will take it by force, battering the owner fiercely until they're forced to give up their possessions.

Slowkhan lets the child in its pouch wear the crown, enhancing the infant's intellect. This may leave Slowkhan's mind dull and sluggish, but it never forgets to love and cherish its young.

The venom in Shellder's bite has cured Psyduck of its chronic headaches. Slowduck can now focus and fully utilize its psychic powers to their full potential.

On occasion, Shellder's toxins aren't effective enough to create a full evolution to Slowking, resulting in Slowpoke. Though still quite a bit more intelligent than Slowpoke, Slowpoke mostly uses its intellect for more efficient ways to be lazy.

In some bizarre circumstances, Shellder merges with every part of Slowpoke except its tail. Highly intelligent and possessing powerful defenses, Slowbro no longer seems to show signs of emotion.

It gnaws on bones to maintain its teeth, as well as to shape the bones into weapons and armor it can use in battle. When it crafts a new weapon, it passes the old one onto its young.

The back half has taken on the appearance and disposition of the front half's Alolan variant. It is far greedier than the main head, fighting it for every meal despite not being able to digest.

The head possessing a stronger set of teeth is considered the dominant of the two. When that head sleeps, the other finds something to gnaw on, strengthening its teeth so it may fight for dominance in the future.

Miswick uses its ghostly flames to siphon the light from already dim areas, spooking those traveling through. It feeds on the increase in fear caused by the darkening surroundings.

Unown allows itself to be wielded as a weapon by a Cubone, its body making a surprisingly efficient club. At night, the Unown has Cubone draw mysterious symbols in the dirt, the meaning of which is not yet known.

The pupil can shift around to any part of the giant unblinking eye that is its head. Even should the child wander off beyond normal sight, Unkhan will always see where its child is.

It possesses shapeshifting abilities just like Ditto, but is unable to change a certain part of itself. Thus, no matter the form it takes, the result will inevitably retain a giant cycloptic eye somewhere.

There are rumors that the shed skin left behind by Untini still contains a fraction of its mind within. Despite being hollow, some swear to have seen an eye staring back at them from within.

Unfa gather together in places where the most stars are visible in the night sky. Their positioning suggests an attempt to relay a message of some kind, but what and to whom is still unknown.

Uncross will fly from forests to nearby ruins, wander about while hovering their horn above objects of interest before flying back home in silence. What they are apparently scanning for is still unknown.

Unrow soars quietly across forests located near old ruins, almost never landing. If attacked, it separates the myriad parts of its body before reassembling itself to counterattack.

It has a strange decrepit appearance, as if it were partially burnt away. As it floats through the forest night, it sings a haunting song; those that hear it are said to see grim visions of their future.

As it dances, it strikes poses that seem to correspond to letters of the alphabet. Whatever sort of message it is trying to convey has yet to be deciphered.

It uses advanced psychic powers to keep aware of its surroundings while watching over its Trainer. It can rotate its head 360 degrees; it will always keep its eye on its Trainer.

Some say all Unvoir are avatars of the same being projected into our reality from somewhere beyond. The shifting mound of limbs behind the body grasps and gazes gently at those near, seemingly searching for something important.

Its large singular eye remains eternally closed, though Unking still functions normally in spite of this. Some fringe theorists believe that should Unking open its eye, it is a harbinger of great doom.

Each segment of its body appears to be shaped like a letter from the alphabet. The body appears to spell something as it flies, but strangely, those who witness it each report a completely different set of letters.

Each of the eyes spread across its body are thought to stare across space into different dimensions. Should one meet an eye's gaze, they too may catch a glimpse of these unknown worlds.

Its singular eye will never blink, even when attacked directly. It stares with deranged intensity, gazing beyond the veil into something past visible reality.

It enjoys singing in the evening, though the warped notes it lets out tend to disorient those who listen to it. Some have reported that the note-shaped part of its body changes depending on the song.

The two eyes look to each other as if they are separate beings, though science shows no sign of anything like a second brain. In deep snow, it uses the upper eye to see above the snowbank covering its body.

It takes the form of a discarded book in the hopes curious onlookers might take it home. The contents of the book are pure nonsense, but those who read it are entranced nonetheless.

Each of the eyes on its body can launch powerful Ice Beams to freeze opponents. Those who have met Unice's gaze report feeling a chill run up their spine, unrelated to its ice powers.

It produces the image of floating symbols within the minds of others to communicate. It values peace and solitude so that it can focus and hone its psychic powers.

The dark egg in the clutch is protected at all times by the rest of the group. Should anything make an aggressive move towards it, the entire group will pile onto the aggressor in a vigorous counterattack.

Giramar uses its flame breath to ignite branches and plants just before it devours them in order to enhance the taste. The head on its tail can breath fire in self-defense, even when Giramar is sleeping.

Its rear head possesses its own tiny brain as well as its own flame sac for producing fire breath. Anybody that tries to sneak up from behind is in for a nasty burn.

The front head has powerful eyesight, and the rear has mild precognitive capabilities. Between the two, Giratu is nearly impossible to sneak up on, flying away at the faintest hint of danger.

Girawoodo has a mischievous streak, staying motionless until something passes by and then biting them with the mouths on either hand. It then quickly goes back to being still, pretending it did nothing to the irate bite victim.

Girasparce always keeps its body coiled up in a spiral to some extent. It's front head is fairly docile, but the tail's head is skittish and will attempt to jab its horn into those who get too close.

What appears to be a tail with a mouth is actually the organ with which Giratank produces milk. Most farmers who have Giratank confess the sight of its milk production can be a little unsettling.

The rear head will occasionally sense a separate disaster from the main head, influencing Girasol and leaving it torn on which to assist with, often freezing up and helping neither.

The two halves of Girata produce flames independent of each other. The front half uses its fire offensively, while the back half applies it for defensive maneuvers.

Its second head will regularly nibble and gnaw on anything that gets too close. Due to its smaller brain, it will occasionally bite the other head, forgetting they share a body.

The child is more aggressive and combative than the parent. Pinekhan is often forced to restrain the young, to keep it from leaping out of the pouch and exploding at something.

It has a possessive streak when it seeks a tree to perch on. If Kakuna and similar Pokémon hang threads on its tree, it will use the beating of its wings to blow them all to the forest floor so it alone can remain.

Forredrill nests should be given a wide berth for safety's sake. Extremely territorial, it fires sharp spines from its front limbs, launching at high speeds from long distances.

Pressing the red circle on Dunmime's torso makes it emit a variety of funny noises, making it popular with young children. Pressing the red circle on its face hurts it, however.

Rival Dunrow duel each other via swordfights with the drill tails they possess. Once a hierarchy is reached via victory, the loser forfeits some of its stored food to the victor.

Dunpoke's drill-tail is an effective tool for burrowing through dirt, but it often forgets why it burrows and stops halfway within the ground. It will often need help being pulled out of holes it dug for itself.

Gliret squirms its way into narrow spaces, waiting until it can leap onto another's face and grab onto them. This isn't an attack behavior; Gliret is simply overly affectionate.

Its body is composed of highly durable steel. This resilient form allows it to burst with an explosion of electrical energy, while leaving its body intact and undamaged.

The huge skull of Steelix is almost too heavy for Steebone, hampering its movement in exchange for strong armor. It can hide its entire body within the steel skull to weather prolonged attacks.

Steewak carved itself armor and weaponry out of discarded bits of Steelix. Using these, it considers itself a guardian of the defenseless, striking back at those who would pick on the smaller and weaker.

Mainly inhabiting watery tunnels and underwater caverns, before their discovery, the wailing and metallic cry of wild Steeras was the fuel for many a seafaring ghost story and a warning for sailing ships.

The steel casing of its body holds tightly around the molten magma Steecargo constantly produces within. Between its nigh-impenetrable shell and its ability to belch streams of lava at will, few are considered a danger to Steecargo.

Steelem shed their outermost layer of metal yearly, growing a stronger one shortly afterward. It's said that those reaching one hundred years develop impenetrable skin.

Despite the lopsided appearance, legs that look unchanged from Dodrio carry the three massive Steelix heads with only a marginal decrease in top speed. Scientists are still baffled by this.

It makes a frightening face and growls to scare smaller Pokémon away and steal their things. Should it face opposition, however, it immediately turns timid and runs away in fear.

Having not evolved the long beak of its Fearow kin, Spearrow often has to resort to bullying flocks of Spearow away from food in order to gain sustenance of its own.

Spearpass uses magnetism to achieve something vaguely resembling flight. This takes a lot of energy to maintain, so travelers should be wary to watch for exhausted Spearpass falling out of the trees.

The poison in its spines can also be mixed internally with the ink it spews, letting it infect creatures near or far with its toxin. It's known to have a strong dislike of Malamar, turning aggressive immediately if it spies one.

Qwilsian has a personality as prickly as its body. Finicky to the extreme, owners must work hard to earn enough of its trust and affection for it to retract its poisonous spines and allow itself to be pet.

Due to its offensive and defensive strength, Scidon is a bit of a braggart. It taunts foes by rapping its claws against its head or using them to crush thick stones to rubble before their eyes.

The pincer on Sciras's back is spacious and soft inside and ill-equipped for any sort of offense. Instead, it can safely store a number of passengers within to keep them warm and safe during its sea travels.

With its steel muscles, scythes and pincers, Scichamp is a destructive powerhouse like no other. Contractors have used it regularly to help in deforestation prior to construction efforts.

Shubone resembles a Shuckle using an old forgotten skull as a replacement shell. As it generates berry juice, excess liquid pours from the hollow eye sockets, making it look as if the skull is crying.

Shusey grows a variety of berries naturally in its pouch, which it uses to create mixed juices inside its body. These concoctions are effective at combating various illnesses, and Shusey shares them freely.

It contorts its limbs into the shapes of wings that miraculously allow it to fly for short periods. It enjoys coating berries in flower pollen before consuming them.

When initially observed, Shutini was thought to be the first sighting of a shell-less Shuckle. Though debunked, it has invited fringe theories about a possible shared lineage.

Shuret squishes berries between its paws and offers the juicy slurry to others as a sign of affection. This makes owning one as a pet a sticky, messy affair for most Trainers.

As it eats berries, it creates a mixture of berry juices within its shell-like cranium. If a painful migraine flares up, this juice may erupt from the hole on top like a geyser.

To accelerate the juice-making process, Shuler tucks inside itself and rolls down mountainsides to churn the berries inside it. Though effective, much of its juice spills out and stains the paths it rolls down.

The sixth egg in the clutch has a particular affinity for finding sweet nectar and sap for the rest to consume. It does this primarily to make sure that the rest don't ever wish to feed of its own sap.

Herahorn seeks to consume the sweet sap from forest trees. It won't hesitate to knock over the trees with its charge, just to more easily suck the sap from their bark.

Heragela uses its horn to pry off layers of bark from trees or dig holes in dirt. Once it finds small insects beneath, its many vines reach out and grab the bugs so it can begin eating.

It tears deep holes in trees so that its young can crawl inside and feast on the sweet sap within. Any interlopers that venture too close during this time will be tossed aside by Herakhan's powerful horn.

Normally a Pokémon with a very mild temperament, Herafree becomes very greedy and aggressive where food is concerned. If anything tries to pry it from a tree while it feeds, it responds with extreme violence.

Herauna will embed its horn deep into trees before fully cocooning itself, so that sticky sweet sap trickles onto it. It absorbs the sap into the shell, which helps fuel the evolution process.

It uses the horn on its abdomen to cut and dig into trees in order to get to the sap within. Being greedy, it will aggressively flail its horn at anything approaching while it feasts, even other Heradrill.

It can retract and extend its limbs from any of the holes in its shell. Predators thinking they can sneak up on it will be surprised when its disappears and then flies out of a completely different section of its body.

Herapiny hollows out materials to collect sap it can carry around in its pouch. Though the sap is primarily for its own indulgence, Herapiny will almost always be willing to share if asked.

Heralia's twirling dance is as lovely to watch as it is effective in battle. With two horn-like appendages on each arm, it can leap and whirl around to take out opponents with grace and ease.

It lightly peels away bark from trees to gnaw on the wood and seek out sap to suck. Normally nonviolent, its horn is typically only used to swat or fling nuisances away.

Its large horn is good for tearing bark off of trees, but is predominantly used against rival Heraran. They butt heads and horns equally in disputes over food, territory and mates.

Once it sinks its fangs into a tree, it refuses to let go until it's had its fill. If Herabat is not forcibly removed, it may drain a tree completely of its nutrients and leave it a wilting husk.

The many claws near its neck let it attach to trees to better eat the sweet sap from their bark. It is a curious sort, and seems unaware of its size and stature potentially being frightful to smaller creatures.

It bashes its horn against trees to dig and pry its way within to get to the sweet sap within. The taste of the sap helps soothe the pain of the headache it gets from using its horn.

When tucked into its shell, the horn sticks out from the front. Small feelers let it sense if predators are near, and it can strike the ground with its horn to propel itself away from danger if needed.

Herafetchd uses the leek it carries in combination with other flavorful grasses as a lure. It sets a trap for leaf-loving insects and waits until they get close, then attacks from above with its horn to knock them out.

The larger head is adept at sensing opportune places to feed as well as nearby predators, while the smaller head takes care of defending itself with its mighty horn.

Sneaqueen is a vain sort, obsessed with jewelry in particular. Trainers should expect to regularly gift and bribe it with bracelets and necklaces if they ever hope to have Sneaqueen obey.

Some believe Tedditly is the spirit of deceased orphan Teddiursa. It floats through forests, its haunting wail causing Teddiursa to cry and Ursaring to go into grief-stricken rages.

Though it looks aggressive, Ursamime takes its antics and attempts to entertain very seriously. Its usual act involves the upper arms arguing with the lower arms during their miming.

More aggressive than the average Teddiursa, Ursaursa tend to live more solitary lives fending for themselves. They are protective of Teddiursa however, and won't hesitate to claw viciously at anything that threatens them.

It scratches claw marks into trees that grow particularly flavorful fruit. The three heads will sometimes argue over whether a tree's fruit is worthy enough to be marked.

Rarely, plant life will form even in active volcanic areas, becoming Slugsprout. Though hardier than most plants due to their intense survival instinct, water will make it wilt rapidly.

A small shell of hardened magma has formed on Maggma earlier than usual. The weight added to its small form makes it more difficult to stay moving and to resist its skin cooling and hardening.

Chunks of stone and magma swirl endlessly above Magtomb's core stone. Should these components retract into the stone, it means somewhere in the world a volcano is about to erupt.

Said by some to be the epitome of volcanic fury, Magdon is a figure of destruction in island mythology. The magma within its shell is believed to reach incalculable, impossible temperatures.

A shell forms over the parts of its body it considers honed to muscular perfection. There has yet to be a sighting of a Magchoke with shelling that covers its entirety.

Fearkhan is a doting yet strict parent, encouraging its young to hunt for food on its own. It trains the child's flight by flapping its wings, providing strong gusts of wind the young must fly against.

It uses its wings to kick up strong gusts of wind to blow away trespassers in its territory. Those unable to be pushed away or those who return after ignoring this warning risk getting charged at and potentially skewered.

It perches coiled around tall trees, before using its wings to glide far distances and hunt unsuspecting prey. Having Fearbok glide over you while adventuring is said to be an unlucky omen.

Swiduo sniffs low to the ground searching for roots and mushrooms to snack on. Its highly skittish nature means that as soon as its heads have found food, they immediately run and hide to eat their meal in solace.

Octiras tend to follow large ships out of a sense of precaution. Should disaster strike, they use their large body and many tentacles to hold and carry as many survivors to safety as they possibly can.

Some Octillery will hitch rides on top of Slowking, replacing its crown. Its intelligence diminishes as a result, but it retains enough to function in tandem with its new passenger.

Octilord can store and expel absolutely massive torrents of ink for defense. A single Octilord could fill multiple swimming pools with ink and still not have depleted half of its stored contents.

Deliking enjoys the act of giving and sharing, but has no tolerance for greedy individuals and thieves. Anyone trying to take from another in its vicinity will be sent flying with a swing of its full bag of gifts.

It constantly produces snow-like material inside its bubble that leaves it cold to the touch. Delisis enjoys being held by others in need of cooling down, cooing softly as it shares its temperature.

Its bag is filled with shiny trinkets it finds and wishes to share. Deep-sea divers hope to run across Delider during their dives, as it could potentially gift something very profitable.

Skarbone scavenges up a Skarmory skull for defense and some shed metal feathers for offense. It scrapes its feather blade against the skull to make a screeching noise that disorients predators.

Should an intruder approach Skarsire's territory, it will raise its arms and emit a cry of intimidation. Whether or not the intruder flees, Skarsire won't do anything else after its display.

By flapping its steel wings fast enough, Skarmega creates a high-pitched screech that stuns and disorients prey. At top speed, Skarmega creates sonic booms that can shatter glass as it flies past.

Hounchan decides hierarchy in the pack through rigorous sparring matches. The rare Hounchan that attempts dirty tactics on another will be cast out, no matter if it was victorious or not.

Old science records show that Hounvee was once thought to be a regional variant of Eevee until it was disproved. The skull-like marking on its head shifts color based on elemental affinity, hinting the evolution it may undertake.

Hounrita communicates with its pack via subtle changes in the scent created by its leaf. Pollen spread by the leaf is used as an ingredient in some spicy Johto dishes.

Hounchu are rambunctious little troublemakers inhabiting urban areas. They swipe discarded bones from meals, and use them as heavy clubs to hit and annoy bigger creatures before running off with a barking cackle.

Hounrogue trains together in packs, swapping sparring partners often. Pack members hope for differing evolution, as it will allow a better variety in training partners when the time comes.

Hounchu are rambunctious and rebellious by nature. Though they function in a pack, the hierarchy shifts constantly as they regularly battle amongst each other for dominance and standing.

Hounshrew hunts in small packs in arid desert areas. The pack lies in wait until prey draws near, then takes turns crashing into it from different sides with their curled-up bodies until their target is knocked out.

Should Hounchar feel endangered, it will shriek and flare up the fire on its tail, alerting the rest of the pack. The whole group will fling small fireballs at the foe until the danger has passed.

Images of Hounedge appear often in depictions of medieval times. It's said that it was the partner of choice to knights who became corrupt, breaking or forsaking their oaths.

Hounolu can create small blue aura flames on their body and even breathe out small aura fireballs. The pack trains together to hone auras, flaring at each other to determine which is stronger and decide the hierarchy.

Though it has an impish appearance, Hounish is rather friendly and docile. It often shows up in media as a comically-inept henchman to villainous characters.

Hounbish has been described as having a pungent sulfuric scent, intensified by its tendency to live in small groups. It likes to burn garbage with fire breath before consuming it.

Game Corners have put out warnings to patrons about Hounth packs, as they have learned to loiter in wait for exiting customers so they can harass them and try to steal their shiny coins.

Due to the headaches they suffer from, their coordination as a pack has suffered, their hunting methods disorganized. The one whose headaches create the strongest psychic pulse is considered the leader.

Hounpoke are popular for being loyal and adorable pets, though they are considered difficult to train. This is not because of any behavioral problems, but that taught tricks will be forgotten within a week.

Hounmite congregates in small groups around lit lampposts at night. It communicates by rubbing its magnets against each other, producing small bursts of electricity.

Its goop-like body burns hot and emits a rancid aroma. People throw it bones leftover from meals to appease it and make it leave, but it takes this as a sign of friendship and lingers longer because of it.

Hounchu is considered quite dangerous despite its cute and friendly appearance. Its small body cannot properly contain the toxins that cause lingering burns, so an errant touch could have excruciating results.

Hounperior creates so much fire within its body, it cannot fully contain it. It shoots flames from its arms hot enough to melt a mountain in minutes.

Fragmented records of a being similar to Hounceus have been discovered in ancient ruins. They illustrate a deity that drags away the wicked with 1000 summoned arms to burn the evil in their souls to ash with cleansing flame.

The tar-like substance that comprises its body is horrifically acidic and deadly. The bones seen within Hounuk's body are all that remains of prey it has engulfed and consumed.

It possesses a flicking tongue, yet none have seen for sure if it actually has a mouth. When threatened, it will rattle its tail, producing electric sparks.

It shakes and rattles the tail in its hand as an intimidation tactic against predators. Those that are not dissuaded by the act will find it is still an effective weapon in Ekbone's hands.

Though effective at quickly and quietly attacking prey from above, Ekgey is most vulnerable after a successful hunt. Its wings are not strong enough to lift both itself and its latest meal.

The true body hides within a hollow, yet sturdy false body that it controls at will. It lashes out at close opponents, striking out from the eye or mouth holes to poison a foe before retreating back within its defensive shell.

It snakes its way through the hollowed gears as they turn, seemingly deriving energy from them. Should the serpent be separated from them, it becomes listless and almost immobile.

Ekpod is a skittish sort, darting away at the first sign of trouble and finding somewhere to hide. It leaves a faint trail of poisonous ooze in its wake.

It flaps its ears to generate electricity stored within its body. It releases bolts of lightning from its trunk in self-defense. Occasionally sparks fly out when it trumpets normally.

Phanphan are adored for their cute appearance, but are banned in many places as pets. Their massive size combined with their strength and overly-playful nature is too prone to accidental destruction.

It flies through its cavernous home by flapping its ears rapidly. The process is rather exhausting, so Phanbat prefers to move around via hitching rides on large stone Pokémon in the wild, or perched on its Trainer.

Phankey is seen as more friendly than most Mankey fusions due to its playful nature, but care must be taken: not playing with it enough will send it into a destructive tantrum.

The second head provides Phanduo with a playmate to help keep it from being lonely. The two heads often trumpet in tandem while playing, and many even develop their own "secret handshakes" with their trunks.

It wields the remains of a Stantler that fell victim to poaching. It strikes the bone club against the antlers to produce an echoing sound that causes dizziness and hallucinations in its target.

While most look at Smearking's artwork and see laziness, some art appraisers swear that there is a unique meaning and deeper symbolism behind the lack of effort.

A common fighting tactic for Tygey is to kick up dust or sand with its wings, blinding an opponent before swooping in close to fight with a flurry of kicks and wing strikes.

The tiny Tychu is just bursting with combat energy to burn. If its training sessions last long enough, it will begin emitting sparks from its limbs with every kick or punch thrown.

It mimics fighting type Pokémon constantly, hoping to one day be able to master all techniques, and then craft a new one just for itself.

It hones its fists and legs as well as its capacity to control aura. Though its capability is still developing, it can create small bursts of aura power at the end of every punch or kick.

As a way of anger management, Tykey attempts to channel its temper into its strikes, letting loose its rage in punches or kicks during battle. This gives it a relatively calm demeanor than most Mankey fusions.

As training, it will blow bubbles in a random amount and pattern around itself. It then sees how quickly and efficiently it can pop all of them with its punches and kicks.

Though its gaseous body has no arms or legs, wisps imitating them can briefly be seen as Tytly fights. It strengthens these phantom limbs, preparing for the day it evolves actual physical limbs.

When angry, Eletung slams its tongue against the ground to create sparks. One lick from its tongue can leave the licked limb paralyzed for up to an hour.

Eletortle stores up electrical reserves in its tail, which has the appearance of a thundercloud. To intimidate foes and amplify its fighting spirit, it slaps the charged tail against the ground, which creates booming thunder.

Four massive serpentine bodies can extend out from within Argross's skull. Each of these limbs can coil around and crush multiple foes with frightening ease.

Arroth uses its arms to swing from trees as well as to constrict and crush prey. It throws the crushed prey into the distance so it can chase after them and burn off excess energy.

The milk it produces is flavorful, if not very nutritional. In an amusing loop of events, Miltata milk is often used for the creation of its favorite brand of cheese to snack on.

Milfarig's back half appears liquid, yet is actually simply just coated with viscous milk from not being milked enough. The tail proves very affectionate if cleansed of its gooey layer of coating.

At first glance, it appears to lack milk. Close inspection reveals an extremely slow trickle at the end of each feather, allowing it to hydrate itself after long or arduous flights.

Docile and friendly, Miltler are a common sight on farms alongside their Miltank brethren. The milk it produces is a less sweet and less fattening alternative to the usual fare.

With a short stature and soft limbs, it does not pack as much of a punch as it would like to. To compensate, it learned to incorporate its horn and tail into its training and fighting style.

Its color-changing ability remains intact, but instead of changing with its emotions or for camouflage, it represents its milk levels. Mileon in desperate need of milking turn a violent shade of red.

In a distant region, Millucha is used as the mascot for a number of popular dairy products. Commercials tend to depict it liberating the products from a greedy Raticate villain before sharing it with hungry children.

With its magnets now replaced with udders, science was baffled as to how it retained much of its Magnemite capabilities, until it was discovered the milk itself was very highly magnetic.

Its second head appears to be an udder, but a functioning brain resides within. It pressures the other head to drink from it, which tends to make it uncomfortable with its insistence.

The oddly-shaped stone segments seem to be where milk is produced and a lure to attract other Pokémon to drink. However, it turns aggressive should any try to sample from anywhere other than its udders.

Blishorn is extremely eager to help the sad or sick. In its haste to rush to someone in need, it may bowl over other people or objects, inadvertently causing more harm.

Pokémon hatched by Blisking are taught to be strong, friendly and protective. If a wild Pokémon follows you and shields you from danger before even meeting you, chances are it was raised by a Blisking.

When raising young, one of Blisdrio's heads tries to be stern, but the other two cannot resist coddling and spoiling the child. Blisdrio tries its best to strike a healthy balance to raise its young correctly.

Raipie is rarely seen, only appearing in forests during intense thunderstorms. It absorbs static in the air with its antennae, which hastens its growth as well as its speed.

It fashions a small hammer to bludgeon foes and charge with electricity. The hammer is surprisingly heavy; even Pokémon like Machamp and Slaking strain to move it, yet Raibone wields it with ease.

Raiwak wields its hammer flawlessly, even throwing it as a projectile when needed. It's said only the chosen may lift the hammer, as no one human or Pokémon has been seen able to budge it aside from Raiwak.

It fires a lightning orb into the sky, which creates a furious thunderstorm in seconds after bursting. Raitwo controls the lightning within the dark clouds it creates, mercilessly frying its opponents.

The berry juice created within is often described as having an "electrifying" taste to it, making a drinker's muscles tingle slightly afterward. Companies now sell energy drinks with Raickle juice as an ingredient.

The spines on its back generate electricity it can draw onto its claws. It scrapes its claws together to make sparks as a threat display, before firing deadly bolts of lightning at those that don't heed the warning.

Its psychic pulses create a powerful shockwave around it that sounds like booming thunder. It rubs its pained head afterward, emitting short crackles of lightning from it as it does so.

Larvipie digs deep into the ground in order to consume high-quality soil. It often runs afoul of Diglett, whose tunnels tend to make the most delectable of dirt.

The Tyranitar skull on its head makes it feel more confident and powerful. Larvibone will throw its club at others to pick fights, even with Pokémon several times its size.

Larvisey digs holes periodically to bury the eggs it creates. Though nothing grows from the egg itself, plant life and soil surrounding it will become much more nutrient-rich in the coming months.

Larvicuno buries itself in the dirt when at rest, its cold body chilling the surrounding areas. If an area develops a sudden overnight permafrost, Larvicuno is almost certainly sleeping somewhere beneath.

It stomps around and makes loud cries attempting intimidation. It dreams often of the day it will evolve fully, so that it may finally be tall and powerful.

It buries the shiny coins it collects in special underground stashes it digs. It will bite and scratch at anything it sees standing too close to its treasure spots.

It flaps its wings as a way to help keep its temperament even and not go on a rampage. Should it lose control or be forced to defend itself, it's said it could crumble a whole mountain with only a few strikes.

Its body is wrapped by violent winds and crackling storm clouds, surging with every flap of its wings. None yet have managed to pierce the maelstrom and see what its body truly looks like beneath.

Pikabone appears to have chiseled a weapon and helmet out of Thunder Stones. It uses the stones to enhance its electrical abilities without yet evolving.

With every swing of its bladed arms, Ho-ther leaves a rainbow trail behind. The aftermath of especially intense battles is said to be a truly breathtaking marvel of color.

The sharp scythes it wields are able to cut through the fabric of time and open up small portals. It typically uses these to help smaller Pokémon evade predators.

People will give out offerings to the shrine on Celeras's back. Should it deem the person and their offerings worthy, it will take them on a pleasant sightseeing trip through time.

Celeflora stands in wide empty fields basking in bright sunlight. Once it's gathered enough, it manipulates time among all the flora around it, making it all bloom at once and creating a lush field of flowers.

Drinking the juice Celeckle creates from berries seems to have mildly rejuvenated old cells in living things. Some scientists theorize studying this could lead to the creation of concoctions that could stave off the effects of aging completely.

Its power to control and travel through time is unparalleled. It's thought that Celealga could change how time itself fundamentally functions if it wished.

It's thought that sightings of Celelett are all of the same Pokémon, digging its way through time. What era it is aiming for and what it hopes to achieve when it arrives are still subjects of intense research.

It is advised to give Celeduck a good amount of space, as should a headache flare up, its time-control powers go haywire and involuntarily teleport it and its surroundings through time.

Celepoke is lazy and sleepy by nature, taking naps that can last centuries. If something tries to wake it up early, it will travel back in time to when its nap began and start anew.

One half of Celeduo bears a strange and unconventional appearance. Scientists think it may be connected to the distant past, or even a parallel timeline.

Its small size belies a very ruthless and cutthroat demeanor. It strong-arms its way to becoming a leader of Murkrow gangs, arranging coordinated heists and forcing its peons to forfeit a fraction of their ill-gotten gains to it.

Bontly silently follows those feeling down, using some of its ghostly gaseous form to cause them to cry. It does this not out of malice, but to try and give the person a measure of catharsis and relief through the crying.

Happipie crawls along the tree branches, leaving behind the egg-like tip of its tail and growing new ones in its wake. These tail-tips are a healthy snack for growing young Bug-type Pokémon.

Happidle is pacifistic in nature, and lacks major defenses. If a predator draws near, it attempts to offer the detachable orb on its tail instead, which sates most appetites for a day.

Happivee has a habit of collecting stones and making nests out of them to sleep in. It's said that the type and shape of the stones hints what its future evolution will be.

It charges the stone it carries with small amounts of electricity before rubbing the stone against weary people and Pokémon. This electric massage helps to soothe and stimulate sore muscles.

Happitata gathers up small white stones and places them together in small nests. Though normally docile, it will staunchly protect these nests, biting and scratching those coming too close.

Happikern uses the small stones it carries to practice taking care of actual plant seeds in the future. It will even bury them in fresh soil with plenty of sunlight and water provided, even singing to the stones to promote their growth.

When it flies, the rapid flapping of its wings emits a low-frequency hum. It has a calming, soothing effect on those nearby, helping to relieve tension in mind and body.

It gathers egg-shaped stones and carries them away to create makeshift nests. These nests are always in the vicinity of ruins, suggesting a significance to their placement.

Happicross stores egg-shaped stones inside holes dug into trees. The reasoning for doing this is twofold: practice for safeguarding actual eggs in the future, and to lick and clean tasty sap off the stones.

Happiolu can imbue some of its gentle aura into the stone it carries. When shared with others, those gifted the stone will feel more calm and peaceful while carrying it.

Happicorio dances and cheers to support its teammates, often preferring it to actually being in battle. After grueling matches, it rushes to its friends' side to deliver a light electric massage with its pom-poms.

It becomes very emotionally attached to the egg-shaped stone it carries. It cannot retreat into its shell while holding it, so it often gets hurt protecting its precious cargo.

It electrifies the bone club it carries to enhance its effectiveness in battle. Raiwak can even tether it to itself via sustained lightning and control its midair trajectory to ensure it hits the target.

When not transformed, Raito maintains a Raichu-like shape, seemingly viewing it as the ideal form for itself. Under close observation, one can see electricity arcing within its gelatinous body.

Researchers theorize this form may be one Raichu took naturally in a distant past of Kanto history. It has yet to be determined why Raichu can no longer naturally take this form.

Bearing a resemblance to Golem's Alolan counterpart, Railem is less aggressive by comparison, but contains far greater stores of electricity. An angered Railem could carve chunks out of a mountain with its lightning bolts.

Raidrio builds up internal stores of electricity as it races across the land. When it finally stops, it releases the stored-up energy in a powerful burst, creating vicious electric storms all around it.

Munchtini was initially thought to be cannibalistic in early scientific reports, until further research revealed that it simply devours its own shed skin immediately after molting.

Munchkoth are so indolent as to be almost immobile for 90 percent of their life. They lay around in clearings or near civilization, opening their mouth at passersby in the hopes of food being shared with them.

Its massive appetite is due in part to the calories needed to maintain its strict training regimen. Eating and training are so intertwined it will often be seen with a full mouth even while exercising.

It picks up fish bones to use as headgear and a club for defense. On moonlit nights, it can sometimes be seen drawing the outline of a Mantine in the sand, then curling up and resting in the center.

Manfree flutters around beaches, preferring to feed from flowers that grow nearer to seawater. It likes to play with beach-goers by tickling them with its antennae.

Manmime loves helping rear young children, using charades as a way to turn learning things like numbers and shapes into a game. Upon a right answer, Manmime claps and embraces the child to reward their efforts.

Manossom's dance is a bouncy, playful movement taking place on the seashore. It's said if a large enough group dance together, the seas will be smooth and calm for days afterward.

Mansey spends most of its time underwater, but breaches out onto land to occasionally share eggs it creates with humans and other Pokémon. The eggs are especially effective for combating seasickness.

Manqueen is a common sight within water parks. Its swimming skills and friendly, gentle nature, particularly with children, make it an excellent lifeguard as well as mascot.

Weavsel is a solitary hunter inhabiting colder regions. It lures parent Pokémon away from their nests before using the distraction to quickly snatch and eat the unguarded eggs.

Using electricity manipulated via its antennae, it can control magnets in battle. A pair of drone-like entities follow it at all times, aiding in battle as well as scouting for good feeding spots.

In battle, Magneking can devastate foes with powerful strikes and searing beams of energy. However, its energy consumption is so vast that it needs to recharge after every action.

Yanwile lies in wait until groups of smaller prey gather together. It then takes to the air, stunning them with shockwaves generated from its powerful wingbeat before snatching them up into its false jaws.

From the webbing between its claws, it produces ice constantly. It can pack this ice between its hands into extremely solid ice balls it will use to pelt unwelcome intruders in its territory.

Glisckle's diet consists of poisonous bugs and berries, making the juice it creates toxic as well. This poison juice was a known elimination tactic used by assassins in ancient Sinnoh times.

For ages past, tales of Poryown sightings have existed among the residents of Cinnabar Island. Accounts vary, but all who claimed to witness it agree it is something that simply should not be.

Its detached limbs rotate around it randomly, but can synchronize in battle to defend itself from all sides. Even its cannon mouth can detach from its head to fire at foes from unorthodox angles.

Miles below the ocean surface, Scepogre seeds lush undersea vegetation. Its home is the center of a deep-water forest so vast that none but it have managed to navigate through.

Sandkazam spends much of its time meditating quietly near desert oases. If it senses the approach of someone potentially dangerous, it uses psychic powers to cause hallucinations that distract them and lure them away.

Ralrak is a timid but kindhearted denizen of the forest. Should it sense sadness in the heart of another being, it spins webs in the shape of cute or funny imagery to try and lighten their mood.

If Raltump senses the fear of one lost in the forest, it floats its way towards them to be by their side. It comforts them with soft cries and gently leads them back out of the forest.

Kirchu spins and prances about when in high spirits. This twirling generates electricity within its body, so sparks and small crackles of electricity emanate from it as it dances.

To Gardekhan, its Trainer is its family and as important as its own child. It will dote on them, spoil them, and even try to carry them in its pouch.

It uses its blades for hunting, but also for defending boats that pass through its territory. Many ships have been saved from rampaging Pokémon due to Gardetops's intervention.

It uses psychic powers in conjunction with an innate connection to lightning to sense those lost within raging thunderstorms across the world. It teleports to their side instantly in order to take them to safety.

Legends speak of ships about to meet extreme storms, before the oceans stilled suddenly, allowing safe passage. Above the ships, Gardegia could be seen, calming the sea with its psychic powers to protect the humans aboard.

Able to perfectly control the voltage from its twin tails, many hospitals employ Gardevire to help with defibrillation. Highly intelligent and compassionate, it always knows precisely the right amount of intensity to apply.

Gardeking is protective of companions, but still lazy at heart. Most Trainers must contend with it using psychic powers to keep them close so Gardeking need not move much to keep them safe.

It is said that, were humanity to face disaster from beyond the stars, Gardequaza will descend from on high to protect it, repelling the invaders with powerful black holes fueled by its very life force.

Gardeblim floats high above its Trainer, scouting the distances with its strong eyesight and psychic powers. Should it sense anything dangerous ahead, it will quickly descend to its Trainer and lift them away to safety.

Gardekyu uses a cute and gentle appearance to endear itself to humans so it may protect them. It's said that as a defensive last resort, it will suck attackers into a black hole nestled beneath its cloth.

Fossil records indicate Gardetrum lived in close proximity to humanity's ancient ancestors. Some speculate it guarded them from predators, and that humanity might not exist if not for its efforts.

Nonconfrontational by nature, Gardebre prefers hiding in water and pretending to be a simple lily pad. However, if it spies cruel behavior occurring, it blasts the perpetrator with powerful psychic energy while remaining hidden.

It trained and fought endlessly until its body simply couldn't take any more. Though normally motionless, it can still fight opponents with swift and precise movements, as if its spirit still guides the body to grow ever stronger.

Should one hear the ominous hum of a Shedlord hovering above, they must avoid looking up at all costs. Those who gaze into its hollow underside will be sucked into the abyss within, never to be seen again.

Certain ancient records state the sight of Shedceus is a harbinger of the end of existence. The stories say all life will one day be pulled into its hollow shell and used as fuel to reincarnate the universe anew.

Shedinja congregate near Shedterra, some venturing in and out of its seemingly hollow shell. Some believe those that Shedinja entering Shedterra's body are storing the spirits they've stolen within its confines.

The flame on its tail is rumored to be the last embers of the hollow body's soul. Superstitions say dousing the flame will cause it to suck out the soul of the perpetrator to replenish the fire anew.

It appears hollow and immobile, but faint psychic waves can be sensed from within. Those that stare too long into the hole in its back will develop a crippling migraine.

Kechorn never seems to consciously change color. Instead, the impact from charging into something jolts its brain, causing it to take on the coloration of whatever it collided with until it hits another target.

The eggs it creates come in a variety of colors. Each color signifies a different ailment the egg is specially made for treating, such as fatigue, nausea, insomnia, and so forth.

Kecmander is considered a relatively easy pet to care for, with a simple diet and disposition. In addition, the flame on its tail changes color based on its mood, making it easy to tell when it is content or not.

Keclucha is a trickster in combat, using camouflage to disappear on the battlefield. It deceives foes by tapping them from one side with its prehensile tongue before striking from the other side with a bombastic aerial attack.

One can tell how well a Kecduck is feeling just by looking: should it begin to suffer headaches, it loses control of its camouflage ability and begins to shift through all manner of colors and patterns until the pain subsides.

Sometimes Kecpoke will forget that its tail is used for fishing and instead dip its extendable tongue in the water. This often leads to the ridiculous sight of an alarmed Kecpoke attempting to sling a Magikarp or Shellder off its tongue.

The tiny claws at Belpod's underside allow it some mobility, and its shell is metallic and sturdy for great defense. Should it still find itself cornered, it can use mental waves to call nearby bug Pokémon to assist it.

Belchu lifts its tail during thunderstorms, attracting lightning to strike and recharge its internal stores. At max capacity, the electricity constantly arcs between its ears.

Belbat is not blind like many Zubat variants; its single eye is hidden in its mouth. When hunting, it flies in front of its prey and blinds them with a flash of light from its eye before using its fangs to drain blood.

Metsey carries Beldum around in a hollow slot in its torso, protecting it from harm. Metsey seeks out others of its kind so its Beldum can meet another and merge into Metang.

Metauna's steel shell is near impervious, protecting its evolving body within. Its massive four claws will rend apart anything that attempts to disturb its evolution process.

With unmatched speed, strength and intelligence, Metatops was an amphibious apex predator of prehistory. Fossil records indicate even hunting Tyrantrum as prey was not uncommon.

With its high intelligence, it can quickly ascertain the weakest spot on anything it spies. This makes it easily capable of incapacitating foes or shattering structures with a single calculated strike of its metallic skull.

What appear to be claws on each limb are actually additional fangs, capable of biting and absorbing blood. As long as even one of Metabat's points punctures a foe, it can feast on them.

Spirikoal is thought to be the spirits of an old island civilization that worshiped Torkoal, their souls joining together in idols carved in its shape. It resides in volcanic areas, warning travelers away from perilous conditions.

Venuquaza flies above the clouds, gathering sunlight with the flower on its head. If it is forced to descend from the skies, it devastates opposition with an intense Solar Beam.

Though they all share the same body, each of its many mouths has its own appetite. As such, it is always hungry, and always searching for the next meal to shove into its starving maws.

It buries itself in stone, leaving only a single part of its tail exposed above ground. When something touches this stone, Mawnix leaps from its tunnel and devours the unfortunate victim before diving back underground.

Tentacles protrude from a small portion of Lilpod's hard shell. Small insects that float within range will be snatched and pulled inside to be consumed as fuel to speed up its evolution.

It scuttles around the forest floors, licking at Tiny Mushrooms. Most are eaten right away, but those it particularly enjoys the taste of are attached to its back, carried to its home to be savored later.

Pokémon always seen together in a pair, sharing an obviously strong bond. The younger appears more energetic and naive, and is protected by the more aggressive and introverted older one.

The feathery plumage hides gills that allow Anorunt to function underneath the water as well as on land. Due to its mass, it doesn't swim well, instead walking along the ocean floor and digging for food.

Its cranium is so sturdy that it's thought to be completely invulnerable. Once, a misfired cannon shot struck a nearby Ramdon; the cannonball shattered on impact, and Ramdon neither flinched nor noticed.

Slapie spends much of its time sleeping inside trees. It only wakes up to devour every leaf on the tree in a feeding frenzy, then goes straight back to its constant hibernation.

Because the joey spends most of its time sleeping and requires little food, Slakhan is a rather lax parent. It is one of the few Kangaskhan fusions that allows others to hold its young for extended periods.

Slafree takes its time consuming the nectar of entire fields of flowers. It violently punts anything that comes too close while it is eating; even much larger Pokémon can be sent flying by its kick.

Tiny and lazy, Slaper only needs to feed once a week, loafing the rest of its time away. Even yawning is treated like a strenuous activity for Slaper.

Slawile stores berries in its false mouth so it can lengthen the time between hunts for food. Occasionally, it may injure itself trying to store too much at once in this effort to be lazy.

It rarely moves, so an ecosystem of small Pokémon flourishes on its back. This suits Slaterra just fine, as it can feed on leftover bits of their meals that fall from above, letting it remain sedentary longer.

Legends say it sleeps somewhere far above the clouds, and that should humanity's follies wake it from its slumber, it will descend with great fury and put all of humanity to rest.

Slablim enlists help from Drifloon in order to fly, as it's too heavy to float on its own power. It commands them to carry it to areas rich in fruit, so it can drop down and gorge itself.

Slapuff's singing is quite cacophonous, as it doesn't bother to practice and hone its skill. Listeners often feign sleep to make it stop more quickly; the resulting indignant wrath is still less painful than its song.

Slabas is usually content to float placidly in water, ignoring most of its surroundings. Should something agitate it, however, it will fly into a thrashing rage potent enough to give a Gyarados pause.

Many falsely assume the two Pokémon work in tandem to trap unfortunate victims, but in reality the Slaking is trying to save any creature Palossand tries to sneakily capture and hide within itself.

Its wings have atrophied from lack of use and even the fire on its tail hardly smolders when it deigns to move around. If angered, however, Slaizard's fire will erupt into a blazing inferno used to immolate the target of its ire.

Abkyu seeks to improve the poor image of Absol, by doing good deeds while disguised to resemble it. This slowly garners it the friendship of Absol and humans alike as the damaged reputation is repaired.

Dustom is considered a bit of a menace, due to the fact that any electronic it possesses will cease to function after it leaves it. Sadly this is unintentional and involuntary on Dustom's part.

A Dusknoir has taken pity on the soul of a dead Cubone yet to avenge its mother. The skeleton walks again, granted a fraction of Dusknoir's power with which to finish its business.

Wailtor traipses through forests, its elongated neck giving it a massive vantage point. If it spies areas lacking hydration, it sprays water from its spout to nourish the surrounding plant life.

Wailbone is found at the ocean floor, where the skulls of Wailord lie. Small groups live together within the massive skeletal remains, working together to defend their home and family.

Wailras's large size and buoyant body allows it to ferry large amounts of people at once. It's often used as a budget alternative to luxury cruises across the ocean.

Tales state that each egg is supposed to contain an essence of existence itself: time and space, mind, body and soul, matter and antimatter. Old tomes state that creation rests in the center, protected always by the others in the clutch.

Arckhan considers its young sacred, raising them for a divine purpose beyond mortal keen. If one approaches without the parent's approval, Arckhan will attempt to erase them from existence.

After drinking, its body and limbs swell up as they absorb the moisture. It is more sluggish in movement and weaker in combat during this time.

It prefers using flashy moves in battle over more practical ones. Its signature move is a rolling leap into a grapple or suplex, preferably on larger opponents to maximize flair.

Deep rumbling breaths can be heard from its false mouth, puffs of steam emitting from what appears to be a nose. When sleeping, it always makes sure this mouth is pointed north, for unknown reasons.

It has been said that pressing the nose of a Noseape during its rampage will calm it down instantly. Due to the ferocity of its raging, this has yet to be scientifically verified.

Nosechoke is rather vain about its physical appearance, polishing and chiseling its stone form into the build it finds perfect. The only part it refuses to adjust is its massive nose, thinking it already flawless.

Hongey's beak is as sharp as a blade. It uses it to stab through fruits and berries and drink their juices from within, tossing the husk aside when it's finished.

Hongia stand tall at the edges of the ocean, watching over and protecting the land from the sea's beasts. A single swing of their blade is enough to split water down to the seabed.

Honpede is often spotted slowly patrolling small areas, grabbing and tossing intruders aside with its tassel. Research suggests it guards the buried bones of ancient Scolipede.

Some stories say Honrunt are the souls of warriors fallen in battle within icy plains, forever bundling themselves in a vain attempt to stave off the endless cold, and striking vindictively at all who draw near.

These strange Pokémon were first sighted lurking around the homes of village blacksmiths. They feast on scrap metal and other discarded materials during the process of forging weapons.

Said to be two spirits inhabiting the same body, Honful can strike with long-range sword swings and powerful fisticuffs. The sword sheathes within its body, causing it mild discomfort.

Honaura can sometimes be seen during snowstorms, its scarf billowing with the breeze. Some say the icy wind is pointing it towards its next worthy opponent.

Honduck wields a blade in self-defense, but its constant headaches hamper its focus in battle. As such, it makes wild, inaccurate swings in hope that one will connect with the foe.

The bladed points on its shell are extremely sensitive to its surroundings. Should something venture too close, its tassel-like tongue lashes out to grab them and drain their life force.

Doubbuzz's bladed arms make it a formidable close-range opponent. Should a foe try to keep their distance, Doubbuzz charges its swords up with electricity and fires arcs of lightning.

Doubgia are the elite guardians of those who dwell outside the ocean. With twin blades in hand, they can carve land and sea apart in a furious maelstrom meant to subdue the foulest of deep-sea beasts.

Aegigross appears in many tales where ancient legends say only the greatest of heroes can brave its defenses and pull the blade from its body. No records, past or present, exist of anyone successfully doing so.

Many would take a look at Pawneon's pointy body and claws and resolve to keep a distance in battle, but this would be ineffective; the extendable tongue within its mouth is also a sharp blade just ready to strike and slice opponents.

Among its own kind, Pawnrunt is rambunctious and disorderly, battling other Pawnrunt to establish dominance. Should any larger Pokémon bark an order at it, however, it obeys without question.

It prefers to target Pokémon with tough carapaces, aiming to pierce or shatter them with its horns. These heavy charges cannot be stopped once started, so it may embed itself in a wall or ground should the target evade.

Though technically only able to glide rather than achieving true flight, Salato still delights in the wings it grew. It's so proud, that whenever it transforms it purposely retains them while in its new shape.

The parasite having absorbed most of its life essence, Salasect can no longer fly. Though supposedly a husk, the host's lingering rage at being denied its dream causes it to occasionally rampage indiscriminately.

Sometimes referred to as "The Machine Queen," Klinkqueen has influence over all mechanical Pokémon. The orb on its staff is able to power-up or power-down any technology, a power only Klinkqueen can activate.

This clockwork monstrosity is well-suited to battle against legendary leviathans. Its powered by a bottomless well of hydrothermal energy that goes haywire during droughts.

This mechanical creature is well-suited to battle against legendary titans. The artificial sun powering its engine glitches out when confronted by heavy rains.

Syltyke are used to help with swimming lessons and those scared of the ocean. Its ribbon-like feelers helps soothe nerves while it gently carries them along the shallow waters.

It floats around quietly, drifting towards those angry or in distress, soothing them with a touch from its ribbon-like wings. It's thought that Sylinja actually feeds on the negative emotions it siphons from others.

Nidokazam and Nidoking have a strong rivalry, competing to see if brains or brawn is more effective at leading Nidoran families. Scientific observation thus far has yet to indicate which is the superior outcome.

This Pokémon fights with fists of fury like no other, burning with volcanic desire for victory. It ignites its fists, and its punches have been compared to being struck by a falling meteor.

It radiates intense heat from within the cocoon as it creates magma inside that helps induce its evolution. The molten liquid seeps through cracks as the process nears completion.

Stories say a single drop of the poison in Raydle's stinger is enough to fell the mightiest of dragons. Though unsubstantiated, Dragon-type Pokémon are noticeably wary in its presence.

Rayziken descends from the skies extremely rarely, appearing only when it senses a foe worthy enough to challenge its might. In combat, it wraps its fists in flames that are said to burn with the intensity of the sun.

Raytrio carries a superficial resemblance to the Pokémon colloquially known as the Weather Trio. The tallest often has to force the other two members to cooperate instead of quarrel.

It is said that when Dialmime appears, it will use a type of time magic to assist those in need. Many stories tell of Dialmime hastening the evolution of Dragon-type Pokémon in particular.

Its control over time has distorted and become unpredictable. Without warning, technology in its vicinity may end up being replaced with its past or future equivalent.

Throughout history, Dialgrigus have appeared accompanied by mysterious apothecaries. Its appearance differs across different tales, but all stories share a common theme of helping those in need.

Historians have found scriptures which speak of Diallithe as a minor time deity. Stories say it slows time in moments of crisis, so it can save humans in need.

For the sake of a distant future, it races through time at high speeds. Some believe it is behind every major historical event, correcting humanity's path across the timeline.

A titan of legend, said to guard the time-stream from those who would disrupt it. A single blast from the water launched from its cannon is said to blast the target through the flow of time until they crash against the end of eternity.

Some say Giramime stand guard over portals to a distorted world. Normally amiable, those who attempt forceful entry will meet with its spectral shadow, which it pulls out from within the portal and controls with psychic strings.

While Regiape lies dormant, it pulses with near-infinite rage and strength. Mythological researchers say that should it awaken and unleash its power, a single punch could shatter the planet.

If it hits a wall during a charge, it may wind up stuck or unable to turn around quickly. In these cases, Genehorn uses the recoil from firing the cannon on its back to dislodge or reorient itself.

The markings on its torso are actually sensors, which scan foes to read their bio-signs and determine weaknesses. Once analyzed, it calibrates the cannon on its tail to fire energy tuned to be most effective on the target.

The cannon on its back has the potential to shoot out high-power water jets, but it prefers to only use lower settings to play with others. It's particularly fond of joining water gun fights with children.

Its cannon-like tail can emit short yet potent bursts of flame. The type of fire it emits can be adjusted to allow it to be more effective against an opponent.

Its three minds are meant to analyze surroundings in tandem to hasten its functions and increase its strength. Instead, the heads argue over minor discrepancies in their data, delaying the execution of its orders.

Clefduck spends most evenings stargazing, staring at the moon in particular. It seems less afflicted by its painful headaches while it does this.

Clefpoke is absentminded and playful normally, but goes through a shift in personality on the eve of full moons. It clings to others and whines, seeking comfort for a sudden surge of loneliness.

Drifbkoal lowers itself into urban areas and lets humans throw their waste into its burning basket. The garbage fuels the flame to burn stronger for a time and let it continue staying afloat.

Lopape is a timid Pokémon, but is deceptively strong as well. If startled, it can hit a foe with a powerful blow from its fists or ears, but will run away and hide immediately after the strike connects.

It makes its home in aquatic areas with high algae content. Breras dispenses spores from its head, easing seasickness and stress in the passengers it ferries when they're inhaled.

Ninkhan are deceptively fast and quiet when moving compared to their size. Should any Nincada be mistreated in their territory, the culprit will find themself beset by a furious Ninkhan in the blink of an eye.

It has absolute loyalty to its Trainer, following its orders quickly and efficiently. Historical tales of Kanto and Johto speak of high-rank officials employing Ninvoir for clandestine missions.

When possessing electronics with screens, Roskull makes the objects flash spooky imagery in order to prank others. Ironically, the sound of screams will scare it out of its possession.

When it spins rapidly, its limbs fling hot melted wax that singe targets. Those burned by the wax are said to be marked by Littop, so that it can find them and drain their life force no matter where they go.

Golubone are thought to be the last remnants of a civilization lost to time. They wander across the world, longing to find even a trace of their kin's history.

It is assumed Golusey were created by an ancient civilization to serve as caretakers for the sick. It creates egg-shaped medicinal capsules from within its body that are thought to combat any disease.

Goluto was thought to be an ancient civilization's attempt at making guardians able to transform to face any attacker. The eons have degraded its physical form and transformation capabilities.

Golusharp is thought to have been created by an ancient warrior culture. The myriad blades on its body can be detached to be used as handheld weapons or projectiles.

It is thought that Golukazam may possess perfect memory of the lost civilization it supposedly originated from. If so, none so far have chosen to communicate the secrets of these ancient histories.

As it floats, it creates small will-o'-the-wisps from its pores. It enjoys manipulating these floating fires into different shapes and patterns to entertain itself and others.

Vulgey are a curious sort, often helping Trainers ignite campfires with their flame breath. Once lit, it will chirp and sing a tune that matches the crackle and flicker of the fire.

Generally shy and skittish, if backed into a corner, Vultata will fling hot sparks from the tips of its three tails in defense, singeing its would-be attacker before escaping.

It trains both to better control its fire powers and its physical strength. Through this training it has begun to master the art of striking with flaming fists and feet.

It gets rid of excess heat by igniting the trio of fluffs on its head before launching the flames upward. Sometimes it makes small pyrotechnic shows for its friends using this ability.

Traits of its evolution have begun to spring up in Vulpix, creating more tails and granting it more power. It has a composed and regal demeanor, even as it burns away opponents in battle.

By heating up its body, Vuluk creates floating bubbles that it uses for defense. When popped, the bubbles spray their super-heated sludgy contents, stunning foes with burns and the putrid stench.

Its cells end up igniting while changing during the morphing process, so Volcato's transformations always emerge engulfed in flames before it snuffs out the fire.

It spreads tiny scales from its wings across the battlefield as it leaps and flies about. At any given point, it can make these scattered scales erupt into flames of aura to help control the battlefield.

Volcalem makes its home on volcanic mountains, typically near the summit. It's strongest move involves tucking inward and igniting its whole body, turning it into a rolling boulder of flames.

Deifree cannot see, but uses its antennae to sense its surroundings. It spreads a powder from its wings to blind others so they don't interfere with its hunt for nectar.

Deilia loves to dance, but due to vision impairment it's rather clumsy and trips over or bumps into things mid-dance. Nobody has ever seen Deilia commit a full dance routine without incident.

It grows its hair out to blind itself purposely, due to an extreme light sensitivity. Even the faintest bit of illumination hitting its eyes will give it a headache.

Scientists hypothesize that the unique DNA of both Mew and Deoxys might lead to breakthroughs on the origin of extraterrestrial life. By studying Deoew thoroughly, they hope to make great strides towards first contact with another world.

Its DNA was polluted during the fusion process, leaving it unable to maintain a consistent shape. It constantly tries to consume new DNA in a vain attempt to become stable again.

Constantly honing its control over aura powers has given it a new technique: Riorogue can fire short range aura projectiles at its foes following a punch or kick attack.

It flares a flame-like aura around its body whenever it gets angry. Due to its bad temperament, this aura is nearly constant on Riokey.

It has strong aura potential even at this stage, but hasn't fully grasped its usage yet. Riopoke creates and bursts orbs of aura energy simply because it thinks they look pretty.

Because its metabolism is so slow, Slapod takes an inordinate amount of time to evolve. It hides itself deep in trees to wait out the weeks to months it may take to emerge from its shell.

With a simple mind and a lazy disposition, Slaper are very easy to catch in the wild. Many have even been simply picked up and carried home by Trainers without a Poké Ball. Slaper offers no resistance and simply adapts to their new home.

Slabok lazily rakes the claw-like tip of its tail through the grass, picking up nuts and seeds for it to snack on. Staring at Slabok's facial markings for too long will induce drowsiness.

Slalax is almost never seen awake, to the point that it sleepwalks to perform other functions while slumbering. Even eating and battling are done while Slalax sleeps and snores the day away.

It possesses most of Slaking's power, but none of its temper. It is considered "weaker" by virtue of seemingly nothing being able to rile it enough to truly apply its strength to.

Slaras lazes around tree trunks eating fungi and molds. The mushrooms growing on its back are valued as an ingredient for medicinal sleep aids.

Slakey is actually quite territorial, but also too lazy to do much of anything about intruders in its territory. The most it manages is making indignant huffing noises until the interloper leaves.

Slachop's training sessions are lackluster, consisting of short walks and lifting small rocks to keep its muscles active. Despite the low-effort training, it's stronger than it seems.

Easily excitable, Vigofree flaps its wings incredibly fast when overly stimulated. It is a common sight to see it blow away flowers it wishes to consume because it got too excited when getting close.

It scrapes its claws along tree trunks in order to burn off energy. Because it is so hyperactive, trees in areas with Vigowoodo presence are often all but stripped bare of their bark.

Because its body is so hyperactive, Vigoeon has little to no control over its color change ability. Its constantly changing hues shift in an almost psychedelic pattern that can disorient friends and foes alike.

It is considered highly dangerous due to having Slaking's strength with Vigoroth's inability to calm down. Even vicious and territorial Pokémon flee when Vigoking is seen rabidly charging through the area.

Vigosect leaps around frantically from tree to tree, spreading its spores. If inhaled, these spores induce hyperactivity and aggression in those affected, lasting a few hours before they collapse from exhaustion.

Jigglybone sings slow, plaintive songs into the microphone it carries. Those that fall asleep to the song dream of happy times with family.

Jigglytu pecks at trees with hollow points to determine which will grant it the best reverb. Once it finds a suitable hole to hop into, it sings short songs and enjoys the echo it gains.

Unlike many other Jigglypuff fusions, Jigglyking wants others to fall asleep during its concert performance. It gets angry and violent towards anyone still awake when it finishes singing.

Jigglyish waddles through grasslands, doing nothing in particular besides absorbing sunlight. If it stores up enough sunlight, it can fire beams of solar energy from its single eye.

Jigglynix digs large tunnels all through its cavernous homes to make for better acoustics for its music. Its song echoes through every chamber of the cave, putting every other creature to sleep so it may roam freely.

Arpy acts as a sort of big sibling to young Aron or Phanpy in the wild. Quick on its feet and with a sturdy iron coating, it can easily take on Pokémon that would otherwise trouble the others.

Its heavy, sturdy body means that it cannot jump very far on its own power. It digs through and consumes soft soil for nutrients that keep its shell strong and resilient.

Its heavy weight makes flying difficult, so it climbs and sticks to walls using the iron spikes on the inside of its wings. They also help make for effective slaps against enemies in self-defense.

It pants lightly when exerted, a small tongue barely visible as a sign of tiredness. The metal shell around its head makes the sound echo and come out as a baritone heaving noise that tends to inadvertently scare smaller Pokémon.

Though Trapeon lacks a tongue, its curled-up tail is extendable and contains a mouth of its own. Trapeon hides beneath the sand to leap out and let its tail grab prey and hoist it into its maw.

The three heads work in tandem to quickly dig out tunnels with their jaws. Because these jaws are so powerful, Traptrio can dig through solid stone walls other cave-diggers cannot.

It tries to play with others, but is often bullied away for its shoddy appearance. It's unfathomably loyal to those who look past its exterior and treat it with kindness.

Though it is simpleminded and weak offensively, Feelord is surprisingly hardy, resisting harm from both predators and harsh environments. It often shields smaller Pokémon from harm by letting them hide in its mouth.

Feeblim achieves greater elevations by sucking in massive amounts of air to bloat its body. Holding its breath for too long causes it visible distress.

Its singing is atonal and discordant, but manages to make others fall asleep all the same. While its victim slumbers, Feepuff will vandalize their face, to make them look as shabby as it does.

Due to its ugly appearance and Drifloon's reputation, children are warned against going near Feeloon. It has no ill motives however; all Feeloon wishes for is to be held by a happy child.

Those that have witnessed Feegar have regarded it as utterly horrifying to behold. This has given it incredibly low self-esteem, as it is not trying to be scary in the least.

Bapie crawls onto the top of branches carrying berries, headbutting them until the treat falls to the forest floor. It then divebombs head-first to the ground after it, the tough shell on its cranium protecting it from the impact.

Its jealousy towards flying Pokémon has turned to aggression. If it spies one flying above its waters, it will launch itself from the water at high speed in an attempt to headbutt them out of the sky.

It wants to fly without the use of shapeshifting, launching its gelatinous body from great heights as practice. Fortunately its soft form makes the impact with the ground painless.

Its shell has grown thick and sturdy from constant attempts to fly, giving it strong defenses. The shell's growth has now obscured its vision, however, making it a bit clumsy.

It looks gelatinous at a glance, but Shelto is actually coated with a thin yet sturdy shell around its soft insides. A transformation unlike its shapeshifting capabilities is taking place within.

A very unfortunate Pokémon, Kliduck's gears must turn in order to generate the energy needed to live, but every turn of the gears distorts its cranium and causes excruciating headaches.

It instinctively hangs from high branches in order to avoid predators. Unfortunately, the flame on the end of its tail often burns through a branch before its evolution is complete, causing it to fall to the forest floor and become vulnerable.

Charpom's mischievous nature has given it a reputation as a menace. It picks up objects with its tail, igniting them before throwing them at passersby as a rather dangerous prank.

Charckle has begun to gain popularity in colder regions, as the berry juice created within its shell is piping hot, making it excellent for creating a warm beverage to counter the cold temperatures.

It flares up the flame from the lighter it carries in order to dissuade others from pilfering its keys. People often keep it around to help them light campfires and the like.

Some old tales say that if all nine of a Chartales's tail-flames are extinguished at once, it will perish. These legends claim the Chartales's soul will curse the one responsible, haunting them to their final days.

Its fiery spirit makes it train constantly to hone its muscles. As it grows in strength, the flame on its tail burns more intensely.

Its appearance of being engulfed in fire is its natural state, the flames on its body providing a potent deterrent to predators. Dousing the flame will not harm it, but will leave it weak and defenseless.

Charpoke often forgets the flame on its tail is a part of itself. Running from its own tail or accidentally burning itself with it are common occurrences.

Friendly by nature, Charnix often approaches travelers resting inside caves and offers them its large body for both warmth and protection. It even offers its tail-flame to use for cooking food, as long as it gets a small share.

Each of Charby's claws can produce short bursts of flame. It uses these flames to cook captured prey and for territorial disputes.

Wigglyto is a popular companion for budding artists and artisans, letting others mold its malleable body into a shape before it transforms into the object proper, allowing the artist to see how accurate their molding was.

Wigglynite love nothing more than to be pillows for people to sleep against. It's said there is no more pleasant a sleep than one experienced while being cradled by a Wigglynite.

Beloved for its soft body and luxurious fur, Wigglyret has been seen draped around the necks of famous stars at high-profile events. Due to this, owning a Wigglyret is seen as something of a status symbol.

Wielding two microphones, it sings a different kind of song into either depending on its mood. In battle, it sings into both to cause powerful sound waves from the harsh feedback.

Curling and uncurling its ears lets it create a different pitch of sound when it expels smoke from its nostrils. Bunkoal will "sing" to others using this ability when it feels content.

Shroomcruel buries itself in soil throughout most of the day. If bothered, it raises itself up to full height with its hidden tentacles to scare off the intruder.

Though docile by nature, Shroomtoise is not meant to be trifled with. If agitated, the bulb on its shell can erupt a stream of spores like a geyser, covering a large radius and causing all manner of symptoms.

Soloduck floats around placidly, trying to avoid contact with others. This is because anything stimulating its gelatinous exterior gives the core body a splitting headache.

Cottonnat is fidgety, hopping around quickly to scrounge food and shedding clouds of fluff in self-defense. Its regularly-shed fur can be processed and used as a cheap alternative to cotton products.

It uses ultrasonic waves to sense prey before charging. Due to its limited intellect, it often runs right past its target and into a cavern wall instead.

It hangs upside down from trees or cavern ceilings while waiting for its body to finish evolution. It hastens the process by consuming any small creatures that fly too close to its mouth.

Despite being blind, Zufa can innately sense the presence of moonlight. They congregate in caves where moonlight seeps through the cracks, dancing together with curious, wistful cries.

It waddles around blindly in search of something to bite. It seems like hunting behavior, but Zupi's fangs contain a substance that induces mild euphoria in those bitten; it wishes to share this joy with others.

Zusparce uses its tail to dig into the walls and ceilings of caves it inhabits. Once it senses potential prey moving in front of its hiding place, it launches out of the hole to sink its fangs into a new victim.

It uses the sound-waves from rattling its tail to alert other Zuans in the vicinity of prey approaching. The sound of dozens of Zuans rattling simultaneously will frighten and confuse prey, making them easier for the swarm to take down.

The four fangs within its mouth are retractable. It uses four wings to swoop quickly and engulf prey whole, before the fangs extend and pierce from all sides, skewering them and drinking the blood that flows forth.

With its echolocation and naturally sharp senses, Zusol can locate lost or injured travelers inside even the deepest, darkest caverns. Unfortunately, its frightening appearance often sends those it wishes to rescue into a panic.

Its body is rather heavy, so it can only fly under its own power for short amounts of time. Its cry has a metallic reverb to it, which is thought to adversely affect its own echolocation capability.

Folklore says that should one come across a Yatler at night, gaze only into the mask, for gazing into its eye will show one the moment of their death.

Joldle lacks strong poison, instead using the stinger on its tail to deliver a potent jolt to any would-be attackers. It takes some time to recover its electric power after a single sting, however.

Jolgey releases static electricity from its feet to jolt and stun small insects and other creatures to eat. Its chirps have a distinctly static-like tone to them.

It feeds on static electricity, but is fearful of painful repercussions from larger prey. Because of this, it clings to children to take theirs, ironically earning the ire of their parents.

The sticky webbing between Joltler's antlers is used to catch a bevy of small insects. Joltler itself doesn't eat them but offers them to other Pokémon in exchange for being able to suck static electricity from them.

Jolbat aggressively flies at targets, aiming to feast on blood. The amount of blood it consumes to be full is so minuscule, people regard it as harmless aside from the slight pinch of its bite.

It hoards shiny objects it finds, charging them with static electricity to keep thieves from stealing its collection. If it takes something from you, only careful negotiation will earn your item back without being shocked.

The webs that Jolmer creates are incredibly sticky and rather viscous. The layer of goop-like film around the threads helps conduct electricity, letting it more easily shock prey into submission.

Joltly haunts households in order to steal its nourishment from the victims within. It feasts on static electricity, so it's harmless to the residents aside from faint static noises and one's hair standing on end at times.

Jolzee puts large swaths of targets to sleep so it can more easily take static electricity from their bodies to feast on. The victims being fed on often report dreaming of spiders, lightning, or some combination thereof.

Though it prefers to remain motionless at all times, Ferrowoodo can defend itself by throwing the spiked orbs on its hands akin to shuriken. The thrown orbs grow back in a few hours.

The whisker-like protrusions are actually a pair of proboscis pointed enough to dig into solid stone. It clings to cave walls, digs into the rock and siphons minerals from within for its nutrition.

In order to ensure its safety while it evolves, Ferroelgon evolved spikes as well as a durable shell around it. However, the extra defenses cause its evolution process to take longer than a normal Shelgon.

Its spiky and robust body gives it adequate defenses, yet it still possesses a jumpy temperament. It leaves small pointed spikes behind as it flees, discouraging a hunter's continued pursuit.

It uses the large horn on its head to carve markings into trees, denoting things such as areas with dangerous predators or particularly lush food stores. Should the horn snap off, a new one grows back in a week.

Golebat can be observed flying set paths within the caverns it calls home, as if on patrol. It can stun and confuse attackers by flashing lights from the symbols on its wings and chest.

Urban areas are seeing an uptick in Fletchtata populations, particularly in Unova. Friendly and prone to singing cute songs amongst its siblings, Fletchtata has become a popular pet.

With both its wings and legs still developing, Fletchta exhibits a bit of a complex, displaying aggressive behavior. It snorts out steam and spits flame at anybody it sees, attempting to pick fights.

Golorb's body is mostly comprised of its large mouth, leaving little room for other organs. It is thought this is why it has a relatively small appetite despite its size.

It scrapes the edges of its wings across its skull to sharpen them into deadly points, letting it cut prey as it flies past multiple times until they succumb to their wounds and it can feast on the pooling blood.

The inside of its mouth is warm and soft, and its body rather durable, making it perfect for protecting and incubating eggs. Daycares and Breeders have taken to using them to keep especially precious eggs safe from harm.

Though it may look frightening, Golfree is not aggressive towards humans. It's large mouth is for consuming vast quantities of flowers whole for their honey and other nutrients.

It transforms its extended tongue into an imitation of its prey. Once another member of the species draws near, it quickly transforms back, wrapping around the hapless victim and dragging it into Golto's hungry maw.

Goluna's fangs are retractable, remaining hidden from sight until it spots potential prey. It swoops quickly and sinks its teeth into victims, draining their blood for nutrients that will hasten its evolution.

Many describe the sights of Goltini shedding its skin as disturbing, as its head will protrude from within the mouth of the layer being shed before it can escape its old skin.

Goldrill are a highly aggressive species found swarming deep in cave systems. Their stingers are so sharp and their attacks so quick and ferocious that even Steelix and Aggron are wary of their nests.

Though it has no visible teeth, Golret still "bites" others as a form of mischievous play. After annoying its chosen victim, it flies off to hide in narrow spaces, tucking its wings to help it squeeze in.

Should one be under attack by a Golicate, the best course of action is to aim for its whiskers. Extremely sensitive and important for maintaining aerial balance, it will immediately retreat if they are touched.

It hides in darkness, waiting to frighten prospective victims with a loud screech. Those who strike it in defense are hit with a stunning counter blow, incapacitating them so that Golbuffet may feed on their blood.

In the dark of night, Golring forages for its favorite foods, honey and the juiciest of berries. Trainers have been accidentally frightened off by the sight of Golring's long tongue dripping bright red berry juice.

Its powerful serpentine body will constrict prey, before sinking its fangs in and gorging itself on blood. Once completely drained of blood, it disposes the prey's husk in its gaping maw.

Golki acts as a perch for Zubat to safely rest upon between hunts. Since its unique body makes hunting for itself difficult, the Zubat share some of the prey they grab with it in exchange for its service.

Should it come across a sleeping Pokémon or Trainer, it will stand near and protect them while they slumber. It inhales large amounts of air through its massive mouth and expands its body to intimidate foes.

Its mouth and tongue grew before the rest of its body did, making flying and hunting difficult. Should it catch prey, it gorges on massive amounts of blood so it can go weeks before needing to feast again.

Golseed hunts by diving into crowds of smaller prey and firing poisonous spikes from its body. It then feasts on those struck down by its toxins while the rest flees in fear.

The mushroom infesting it has given it a taste for tree life as well as blood. Once it latches onto a victim, plant or otherwise, it will drain all their nutrients until all that remains is a husk.

During its raging tantrums, Golape will pummel foes into submission before draining blood via its sharp fangs. Once it's had its fill of blood, it becomes remarkably placid until it becomes hungry again.

Golchoke hones itself in the art of grappling, using its incredibly strong arms to take hold of opponents with a crushing grip. Once it has a victim in its grasp, it drains their blood, growing stronger while they grow weaker.

Its four powerful arms allow Golchamp to crush most foes with ease. It fasts for long periods of time, as it only wishes to drink the blood of those worthy enough to give it a good fight.

Its wings are not strong enough to easily lift the weight of its body and the heavy Shellder together. Golbro does not realize this, and will spend several minutes flapping futilely before giving up, and taking a nap.

Goluk's fangs are no more solid than the rest of it, and thus are not ideal for biting and puncturing the skin of foes. Their main purpose is to help with intimidation tactics to scare off intruders in its domain.

Prey that wanders too near a waiting Golster will find itself seized by a long tongue, then dragged within its mouth before it clamps down. Few can escape once its mouth has closed shut.

It purposefully throws itself onto land in order to hunt. Pretending to be helpless out of the water, it waits until something attempts to touch it before jolting them with electricity, then flopping back to sea with its new prey in tow.

Its poor vision leaves it with a skittish demeanor. If it senses something nearby, it will surge electricity around itself in defense to stun the interloper and allow it to flee.

When closed, its mouth helps complete a protective shell around its head. Timid despite its imposing appearance, Whirlibull will bite attackers with its powerful jaws, while also delivering poison from the tips of its fangs.

Great care must be taken in raising Tydour, as though affectionate to owners their massive jaw strength means that even a playful bite from it could be disastrous to property or person.

The leader of a Tydoom pack is decided by combat. Because it is arrogant and a sore loser, some packs spend more time fighting over leadership than hunting.

It is petulant and selfish, believing anything it wants rightfully belongs to it. It can tear open even metal surfaces with its upper jaw in order to get to something it desires.

It tries to look ferocious and intimidating, but fails due to its large eyes and goofy gait when it walks. Even attempts to roar at foes fall flat, as instead of an angry bellow, there is only a honking quack.

When its tail catches something, it drops the prey in front of it and roars at it in triumph. After roaring, it forgets about the hunt completely, allowing the prey to escape back into the water.

Despite sharing the same body and stomach, the two heads of Tyby are selfishly greedy. They often fight over a single morsel rather than eat two separate, more filling meals.

Some believe that Tyrancargo is the result of a meteor from space impacting and merging with an ancient Pokémon. Analyzing the rock would have great scientific value, but Tyrancargo allows no one to touch its shell.

Tyranqueen considers all other Pokémon as its subjects, needing to be protected by a stronger apex being. Its protective instinct is well-needed when its kingly counterpart is near.

Though its movements are stiff, its claws are strong enough to tear apart trees with ease. When it expels air through its nose, it sounds like a low roar.

Tyranking is a brutal tyrant of a Pokémon intent on subjugating all others beneath its power and rule. The only way to keep it in check is with the presence of a queenly counterpart.

According to research, Tyranlem's mating habits coincided with its yearly shedding of its stone shell. Fossil records indicate the shed stones were used to nest the vulnerable young.

Its top speed is mediocre, but Tyranta's legs are deceptively strong. It stuns much larger foes with powerful kicks, then fries them with a bellowing roar that releases a wave of flame.

The two heads selfishly fight over any captured prey, battling for the right to eat their spoils. Over time, one will grow oversized as it consistently wins these fights for food, while the other slowly withers away.

Glados is a highly territorial denizen of the frigid northern seas. With its bellowing icy roar, it can freeze an entire ship solid in moments, leaving a frozen reminder of the consequences of trespassing in its domain.

It only departs from its home in cold mountain peaks to hunt and freeze prey, dragging them back to its den. It's often confused with a Pokémon from the Galar region.

Its multitude of leaves across its body allows it to photosynthesize large amounts of nutrients. It also lets it spread large amounts of pollen that can aid flower growth in areas with minimal sunlight.

Oddth can be seen collecting leaves as it roams, though none are sure what criteria it uses to judge the ones it collects. Occasionally it will even offer coins to others in exchange for leaves.

It buries itself in the ground to sleep during the day, surrounded by scattered leaves it maintains a psychic connection to. If something disturbs one of these leaves, it immediately teleports away to safety.

For defense, it rubs its body with the fluffy pom-poms to generate static electricity and shock those that touch it. If it should be caught without an electrified body, it can still always deliver a shock from the horn on its head.

One should be very careful not to anger Oridrill. Its spiked pom-poms make for deadly punches, but can also be lobbed from afar, where they will burst apart in a shower of lightning and spiked projectiles.

Oridrill is one of the more peaceable Beedrill fusions, but still highly protective of its nest. Should something come too close, the rapid flapping of its wings will send psychic waves that disorient and deter the interlopers.

It descends from the skies with a gentle and elegant flair meant to soothe the hearts of onlookers. Those that resist this relaxing aura will be punished for their insolence with devastating beams of psychic energy.

Once Oriler gets into the rhythm of its relaxing dance, nothing will stop it from completing its swaying movements. If something comes to disturb it, it picks it up with its claw and tosses it aside without missing a beat.

Oriret have been observed attending wakes, moving at a slow rhythm before rubbing themselves against the most mournful. Those who were touched swear they heard the voice of the departed speaking to them one last time.

It expels stinky smoke around it as well as occasional piles of refuse beneath it. These spots of garbage are often eaten by Trubbish and other Poison-type Pokémon.

Trubvee often digs through garbage cans looking for both food and interesting trinkets. If caught rummaging, it attempts to give away some of its findings as a peace offering.

It upturns garbage cans to look for things to snack on, making it a minor nuisance to urban areas. One can avoid a bigger mess by leaving old soda cans, its favorite treat, outside of the garbage can.

Trubth pilfers coins lost among garbage and refuse, hoarding it until its bags are full to bursting. Some bags rip and leave behind its coins, causing it to continuously hoard the same bits of change.

It's been discovered that Cardisc are highly receptive to chocolate. Ships now often carry surplus containers to toss overboard and placate schools of Cardisc to keep them from becoming aggressive.

Due to its malleable body, its skin is too smooth and its fangs too soft to cause damage. That fact it has to mimic other Pokémon to be a threat causes it no end of vexation.

Ostensibly a guardian spirit of the forest, Trekoth's swipes are slow and unenthusiastic. The most it can muster to deter unwelcome visitors is a somewhat creepy wailing cry.

It cuts down large swaths of the most pungent flowers to eat. These flowers are what give its honey such a foul stench in addition to the enjoyably sweet taste.

Glootata smears the smelly drool from its mouth within the walls of homes to signal others to come make their homes there. Because the stench is so foul, it's easy to identify a home in the midst of a Glootata infestation.

Gloobull's strong sense of smell means it gets agitated by the stench of its own flower. When it sneezes, it sprays its sticky, stinky drool all over the areas in front of it.

The foul stench of its drooling honey is lessened after it consumes large amounts of sap, so Gloocross owners often keep them well-fed to manage the smell. This has led to a mild obesity problem in domestic species.

It drools honey from its mouth to lure in prey while it remains sedentary. Even if something eats and escapes, the magnetic content of its honey allows it to use its own magnetism to draw them back to its mouth.

Although pungent, Glootik's small size makes its stench almost imperceptible to larger creatures. It marks its favored feeding spots with its smelly drool, letting other Glootik know of a good source of sustenance.

The foul stench from Glooras's twin flowers drives off friends and foes alike. The drool dripping from its mouth encourages fungal growth in the ground it drips on.

The parasitic mushroom has neutralized the organs that cause the foul scent of its drool. This allows it to leave sticky, odorless puddles around its territory to trap unsuspecting prey with.

It has a tendency to mark territory by rubbing its foul-smelling drool on objects it claims ownership of. The marking is difficult to clean and remove the stench of, making it an unpopular pet.

The combination of Gloom and Muk has created one of the most noxious-smelling Pokémon in existence. Ironically, the honey that coats its mouth is said to be one of the most delicious despite the rank odor.

As its light body is carried along by the winds, small pieces of the cloud-like matter on its body fall towards the ground. These clumps are highly sought by Pokémon possessing a sweet tooth.

It has a spirited and combative personality, always eager to spar with others. Because its arms and fists are made of clouds, its punches don't pack much power.

The stick it carries is tipped with a cloudy substance it regularly produces. It offers this up to those it is close to; the flavor of the cottony confection is powerfully sweet.

It can spread a paralyzing toxic powder from its wings to stun anything it flies over. Vilefree does this in order to ensure it has no competition in finding the sweetest honey and nectar to gorge upon.

Dhelbas appears to reside near the wreckage of sunken ships. It hides amongst the debris out of sight, before using seaweed-like tendrils to ensnare small unwary prey.

Dheldisc blows small heart-shaped bubbles at others of its kind to communicate. Old sailors' tales say Dheldisc was born from the spirits of couples lost at sea.

Dhelcool cloaks itself in intimidating detritus and skulls to give itself an imposing, deadly appearance. Some think it's overcompensating for its rather meager strength and toxin.

The type of flavors Hawltung tastes before a fight influence its combat style: sweet for defensive, spicy for offensive, etc. Many Hawltung Trainers work tirelessly to find meals with the perfect flavor combo to create the perfect fighting style.

Its vines can shape and extend to some extent, giving it more range for strikes and grapples than a first glance would suggest. It will even shape its vines into taunting or victorious gestures to psych out opponents.

It throws down lightning bolts in front of it before every battle. This is primarily meant for dramatic flair, as Hawlbuzz prefers to use its physical prowess in battle over projectiles.

Hawlmar is found primarily in areas with active volcanic activity. A favorite pastime (and method of showboating) for Hawlmar is to leap from on high into a pool of lava, leaping out and shaking off the molten liquid, unharmed and unfazed.

Its sharp eyesight allows it to detect even the faintest twitch of movement from its opponent, giving it exceptional reaction speed to attacks. It uses its tiny frame to dodge attacks until the foe is too exhausted to avoid its counterstrikes.

It shuffles and trots in place, rubbing its fur together to create a static charge that makes its tail shine brightly. This bright glow serves as the backdrop lighting for its dramatic moves in combat.

Hawlossom are much more passionate about observing battles than participating in them. If many gather together to watch a fight, their supportive dances and cheers can even bolster the strength of the combatant being cheered for.

It stands stock-still in battle, waiting for an opponent to make a move it can counter. When the chance arises, it devastates the attacking foe with dramatic jump strikes and stunning throws.

Hawlflora absorbs sunlight so that it may produce a bright shine like a spotlight on command. It does this to support allies in battle, providing dramatic lighting to give their performance added flair.

Hawleon has slight precognitive capabilities, which it uses to its advantage in battle. The gem on its forehead shines briefly when it successfully counters a move it saw in advance.

Hawlkrow challenges others of its kind to combat, with the loser forced to give up prized possessions to the winner. The fighting may be honorable, but the items fought for are often ill-gotten gains.

Some say the head on its back half is its evil side. While a bit playful, it does seem that while Hawlfarig wants to fight honorably, its back end seems to encourage the use of dirty tactics.

Hawlrow tries to sneakily poach the belts away from others of its species. Direct fights are uncommon, as Hawlrow considers a successful steal as a stronger example of its prowess.

It only shares the feathers it molts with those it deems to have an honorable spirit. People believe accessories made with Hawlmory feathers grant the owner a boost to vitality.

When readying itself for battle, Hawlpy will blow a tune with its trunk, hyping itself up with a personal theme. It will compose additional themes for its allies when it observes their battles.

Hawlphan has been observed taking in stray Phanpy and tutoring them in its ways. In particular, it teaches them how to roll and unfurl from said roll with the maximum amount of dramatic flair.

Hawltler is always itching for a good brawl to keep itself in shape. If no others seem in the mood to practice with it, it will use faint hypnotic powers from its antlers to stoke their fighting spirit and make them raring to fight.

Hawltank's size and robust body make it a potent powerhouse in combat, good for any Trainer's team. However, most find themselves quickly put off by its victory celebration, where it sprays milk above the heads of it and its teammates.

The vines comprising its wings and back flutter in the wind, giving the illusion of a cape. This illusion lulls foes into forgetting they are just as prehensile as the rest of Hawlgrowth, giving it an opportunistic advantage.

In combat, it moves with practiced and calculated grace and strength. Those who have observed Hawllia in battle are torn between describing its movement as fighting or dancing.

Hawleon has a distaste for using its camouflage abilities unless absolutely necessary. Hunters that think it will be easy prey because it stands out will be taught otherwise when grappled and tossed aside by its prehensile tongue.

Hawlqueen is protective of all the young Pokémon in its domain, considering itself their guardian. It makes sure they watch its fights, so it can extol virtues of strength and honor as well as teach them self-defense.

Some naysayers believe Hawlsol causes disasters just so it can look like a hero saving people from them. This is patently false; Hawlsol simply believes it can help people and look cool while doing so, but rescue is always the first priority.

Often called "The King of the Ring," Hawlking is incredibly bombastic and lives for the spectacle of battle. It only fights with opponents it knows will give it a challenge, as a fight that ends too fast is no fight at all.

Hawlpix uses its flame powers to force an opponent's movements in battle. It flings fireballs from its six tails to make them dodge and dip around until they're in the perfect spot for Hawlpix to land a critical strike.

Hawlki consistently practices its battle techniques in order to add more flair to its movements. On occasion, it will steal trinkets from passersby, refusing to return the objects until they watch it show off its new moves.

When diving at prey, Hawlbat cannot resist the urge to add aerial acrobatics such as twists and loops. Sometimes it gets so caught up in its flourishing performance that its prey escapes.

Hawllie's piercing cry is said to freeze opponents in their tracks, leaving them wide open for it to strike. It coats its entire body in solid ice before careening into an opponent with devastating force.

Despite living in the most frigid of areas, Hawllass has a personality that can only be described as "fiery." It practices its moves by creating ice statues of other Pokémon to grapple and toss around.

Most find Hawlbish endearing for its strong sense of justice and friendship, and its eagerness to prove itself in battle. Because it practices its moves in garbage dumps, however, its friends must learn to endure its pungent stench.

It grants water and safe travels to those lost within the desert sands, then disappears like a mirage. As those reporting it were exhausted survivors, Hawlturne was thought to be a hallucination until recent times proved it to exist.

It can create cold gusts of wind to chill and slow its opponents in battle. It also has the side effect of making Hawlrorus's wing-like flaps flutter in the wind, giving it a dramatic flair that it relishes.

It seems generally unresponsive to outside stimuli, but if fierce battles take place in front of it, it can be observed shifting slightly with the faintest of lights flickering within its hollow eyes.

Its eyes are alight with the fighting spirit burning from within. Hawlor charges into foes with full-bodied tackles from the air, impacting with force akin to a falling meteor.

Hawllithe has boundless energy, so prospective owners should be aware of how excessively it tends to act. Even a simple game of fetch will end up with parkour added so Hawllithe can add flair and burn off more energy.

Hawlbra prides itself as a master of hyping up the beginnings of a battle. As it chants sharp cries into its mic, everyone participating will be more fired up, eager to make a spectacle worthy of Hawlbra's hype.

With its massive intellect, it formulates dozens of counters for its opponent's moves. They say a Hawlkazam can calculate 1000 outcomes before the battle even begins.

Hawlsprout likes to get up close and personal in battle, assailing foes with spinning jump kicks and karate chops from above. Because of its leaf arms and spindly root legs, these strikes aren't as effective as it would like.

The poses it strikes in battle are controlled by the Shellder on its tail, biting on specific nerves to trigger a reflexive movement from Hawlbro. In victory, the Shellder even makes Hawlbro take a bow.

Its wings are tucked away and barely visible, too small to achieve flight. Combined with Hawlduo's running leaps, however, it can manage to glide for exceedingly long distances.

Hawleel is a common sight in circuses and water parks, reveling in the joy of entertainment. Aquatic acrobats and acts of juggling are its forte.

Hawlgar likes to haunt venues where nighttime Pokémon battling is common. It loves to interrupt fights with its sudden appearance, taking on both sides of the initial battle at once and turning the moment into a true spectacle.

Hawlnix's small arms are deceptively strong, allowing it to grip onto rock walls with ease. It uses this to help it strike from ceilings and make more acrobatic maneuvers when fighting in its cavernous home.

The leaves that grow on Cacslash's back are nutritious and contain a lot of moisture within. It offers them to desert travelers to help keep them hydrated beneath the sweltering sun.

It forms its body into intricate castles to impress onlookers. The castles come with extra details depending on the Sandyvee: flames, thunderclouds, moats, a sun or moon, forests, snowmen and heart motifs have been observed.

Sandypi runs about beaches and dives into sandcastles, claiming them as its new home. It cries and flings sand at those who would try to remove it from its castle.

The mushrooms growing on Patu are used to help with poor eyesight, but care must be taken when consuming. If not properly steeped before eating, a person may not be able to blink for some time afterward.

The mushrooms on its back exhibit a different parasitism than the norm. The mind seems unaffected, but the nutrients drained from the body leave Pakoth perpetually lethargic.

Paloon hides in the canopy of trees and dangles a lure to the ground below. Unsuspecting Pokémon that grab it are whisked up above to be infected by Paloon's spores.

The mushroom it holds spreads highly soporific spores when shaken. As its target becomes drowsy, Pabra uses this lull in mental defenses to begin siphoning intelligence from the victim's mind.

Having reached the pinnacle of intellect, Pakazam no longer needs to drain the minds of other beings. Yet it continues to do so, as the act itself has become an addictive thrill it cannot resist.

It practices music endlessly, trying to create the perfect melody. Its haggard appearance is due to using a Pokéflute to practice, ensuring it will not sleep until it finds that special song.

Many Melolax have perfected their song in the form of a beautiful lullaby. They continue to play this music even as they rest, perpetuating their sleep endlessly and drawing those near to join them in slumber.

With its mind completely taken over by the parasitic fungus, Parabone no longer feels sorrow or loss. It only feels the instinctive need to hunt others to infect with its spores.

It's never seen feeding, but has been observed constantly licking trees and grassy ground as it ventures forth. Within a week, the spots Paratung licked will be overrun with fungi.

Though infected by a parasite, maternal love still shines forth, now directed at young Paras. Ironically, Parakhan tries its best to make sure the Paras it raises never evolve and have their mushrooms overtake them.

It transforms its body in order to replicate the forms of others it wishes to infect. Because it cannot get rid of the mushroom on its body even while transformed, however, none are fooled by the attempted deception.

The mushroom cap aids in protecting the cocoon, while the mushroom itself infects the developing Pokémon within. The cocoon thrashes violently as it does so, before becoming perfectly still.

Paraflora traipses around forests, looking to spread spores onto other living beings. The spores are harmless, only causing those contacted to feel sudden jubilation, unable to stop smiling for a few hours.

When observed, the marks on its torso seem to shift and undulate to draw in curious prey. Once within range, Parabok ejects large amounts of toxic spores onto the hypnotized victim.

As it draws energy from ambient static, it sheds spores in a manner akin to electric sparks. Should lightning strike Parakou, a huge burst of spores will erupt and infect all life in a wide radius around it.

Parachu tends to sit completely motionless until something biological moves near, whereupon its tail reacts instinctively, stunning prey with whipping and electric jolts before wrapping around and dragging them closer to be infected.

Parawile stands stock-still until something living happens near it, whereupon it snatches them up in its false jaws. A few hours later, it spits them back out, the victim sporting grotesque mushroom growths.

Beneath the cap lies the nearly-dried husk of the infested Shroomish. Paraish lays dormant until something touches it, spreading a burst of spores to infect and drain its next victims.

The mushrooms have siphoned away the mind and body of Paras rapidly, leaving it almost a husk. In this weakened state, Pararas are often easily hunted, doomed due to the parasites' hunger.

Three heads exist, but only the newly-formed mushroom has something resembling a brain or consciousness. If removed, it will simply transform one head into another mushroom, and grow a new false head.

Hakaron toughens itself up by butting heads with others of its kind. It strikes with enough force to break its scales, which grow back tougher, strengthening both rivals as they spar.

Wimtik feeds on small bits of electricity siphoned from household appliances. If spotted in the act of feeding it retreats immediately, spreading small bursts of sparks as it runs.

Golidisc swims placidly in its waters, drifting away from conflict if spotted. If pushed into combat however, it's no slouch; its many arms have enough strength to hurl a Blastoise with ease.

It crashes into cave walls in order to knock loose any jewels in the wall or ceiling so it can eat. Its efforts regularly cause cave-ins, but it simply digs its way out of the rubble and looks for a new cave.

When multiple Carras gather, they create aurora-like light shows above them using lights from the crystals on their bodies. These rare and beautiful sights are considered one of the greatest natural wonders of the world.

Cartata derives sustenance from eating rock and stone from their cavernous homes. Enamored by sparkling things, any gems found while eating are hoarded in its nest.

Though it can fire weak light beams from its crystals, Carrogue prefers close-quarters combat. It trains by striking stone walls repeatedly, forming cracks across its body as proof of its dedication.

It uses its pick to dig deep in caverns for rare jewels. It's believed that it does this because consuming the gems increases its intellect and psychic powers.

Carlem's diamond-like shell is considered one of the sturdiest substances known to humans at this time. It's theorized it could even survive the pressure and heat of the planet's core.

The first to encounter Carpoke in the wild thought it was nothing more than an intricate statue until it responded to touch. Carpoke is so absentminded it simply forgets to move throughout most of the day.

Some have claimed Carnix was the infamous "Crystal Onix" local folklore spoke about until proven otherwise. Living deep underground has hardened its stone and crystals to the point of being near impervious.

Venosey's eggs have a fine, fuzzy texture similar to its own hairs, though they are no less nutritious or delicious when eaten. Consuming them regularly is said to be particularly effective at combating allergies.

Rival Venoros establish hierarchy by shaking their bodies and releasing a cloud of tiny hairs from their mane. The one that creates the bigger cloud is considered the superior.

A faint scent emitted by Venopoke's hairs induces drowsiness and contentment in those who smell it. Many enjoy using it as a pillow to nap on, which Venopoke doesn't mind at all.

It generates bubbles from a small spout on its head to help keep its skin moisturized while on land. Froamer enjoys playing with others by spraying them with these foamy bubbles.

As it consumes coal and other materials, puffs of smoke rise from its head. The clouds shift into the shapes of other Pokémon, even mimicking their behavior before dissipating.

It is one of the slowest-moving Pokémon recorded; a Torcargo moving at top speed for 24 hours would travel only a scant ten feet at best.

Its umbrella radiates heat to keep it warm while shielding its body from volcanic ash in the air. It's known for being elusive, walking out from the smokescreen it billows, and vanishing into those same clouds.

It pokes its head out of the stone body in order to eat or release large amounts of steam. Some resorts in Hoenn have taken to employing them as a part of their saunas.

Its gears churn slowly but steadily to give it life energy, releasing small bits of smoke as it does so. Some liken the sound it makes to the slow chug of a steam engine.

The spinning gears generate steam to dissipate excess heat. The main gear stores intense pressure within, releasing it to launch the other gears forward in self-defense.

It lengthens the distance of its leaps by expelling vast amounts of smoke from its nostrils to propel it further. The smoke takes on an appearance similar to wings, making Torbat appear to be flying.

Archaeologists believe Tortrum may have been the apex being within ancient volcanic regions. A long neck, powerful jaws, a sturdy shell and smoke production all combined to make it a formidable prehistoric hunter.

It flexes before every attack, expelling smoke from the holes in its shell as it does so. The more holes emitting smoke, the stronger the attack it's about to unleash.

Despite having a low top speed, Torta prides itself on its galloping ability. What appears to be smoke billowing from it is actually a soft, ashy fur.

All three heads possess the capacity to breathe out steam, but as the center head is the most temperamental of the bunch, it is the one most associated with and seen using the ability.

Gourkoth's slow, faint singing carries a curse that afflicts those who hear it. Victims of the hex become greatly lethargic for the next 7 days.

Gourtrum was a nocturnal terror of the ancient world, hunting prey in the dead of night. The fluid leaking from its hollowed-out torso was a toxic substance meant to mark territory and warn rivals and trespassers.

Gourchamp takes a prized possession from every foe it bests in combat, hoarding it in large pumpkins it personally carves. The greater the hoard, the higher its status among its kind.

An ethereal flame burns beneath the head, allowing Gourchamp to function even without its cranium. All attempts made to douse this otherworldly fire have failed.

Its fur is consistently sweet in both aroma and taste, and Swirsian's sweet tooth cannot resist the allure. What appears to be constant grooming is just Swirsian ceaselessly tasting its own sugary flavor.

Delicious desserts naturally grow on top of Slursaur's body, replenishing any consumed portions overnight. Many bakeries use them as mascots and ways to offer free samples.

Despite its towering size, Digdos is more docile than a first glance would suggest. It only turns aggressive should trespassers ignore warnings and intrude upon the Diglett nesting areas it protects.

It often burrows up into farms to steal crops that might ease its aching head. Because of its pitiful expression as it does so, most farmers can't bring themselves to chase it off.

Shards of the crystals on its body splinter away should Dianhorn hit a wall too forcefully. These discarded pieces have begun to become popular material for accessories in mountainous regions.

Dianchoke is lavish to the extreme when expressing affection, showering those it adores with shiny gifts and sweeping gestures. Its elaborate displays inspire romantics who wish to propose in a grandiose manner.

Its been observed that after a Luvorb explodes in the wild, the breeding rate of other Pokémon sees a sharp increase for a time. It's believed that a certain type of Pokéball is based on Luvorb's appearance.

Though it presumably means well, the effects of a Luvode explosion are considered dangerous, as it could render an entire city's population too focused on amorous relations, to the detriment of every other facet of life.

Areas where swarms of Luvfree roam are popular romantic getaways. It's said that should a wild Luvfree follow and flutter close to a couple, they will have a long and blissful life together.

Luvkarp was once used to scam those who couldn't afford a proper Luvdisc to give to their loved ones. Its affectionate personality and cute appearance made it become an acceptable gift in its own right.

Luvlax is a very affectionate sort, often hugging those it likes and refusing to let go for several minutes. Sleeping against a slumbering Luvlax often induces pleasant dreams of romance and love.

Luvlass roams around romantic hot-spots, inviting couples to rest beneath the shade of its parasol. Those that accept its kindness provide it sustenance, as Luvlass feeds off the feelings of love emanating from the couple.

Luvcool's tentacles have a toxin meant to induce feelings of placidity and affection in those afflicted. It drifts along the ocean currents finding pairs of people and Pokémon to induce or deepen their friendships.

With its many tentacles, Luvcruel can sting and induce pleasant and even romantic feelings in several people at once. Luvcruel has been reported interrupting yacht parties in order to incite love among the guests.

If a member of a Dugtrio is separated from its group, it becomes more aggressive in its solitude. Hunters expecting a mere Diglett will find themselves faced with ferocious resistance if they try to pick it off.

Meowbone uses the bones leftover from its fish meals as a weapon and tool. On occasion, it has also been seen using it to comb its fur and groom itself.

Meowdle sniffs out the unique scent of money with its large nose. It scrounges around most human homes, wriggling into tight spaces where loose change can be found.

The coins around Meowflora's face absorb and store sunlight and heat. It goes into low-light areas and shines the stored sunlight onto wilting plants to help rejuvenate them.

Meowbull pleads with its cute face and small whines in order to receive handouts from people. Few can resist, and as a result Meowbull has a reputation for being an extremely spoiled pet.

Perwak are arrogant fighters, but have something of a code of honor. They prefer to fight a weapon-wielding opponent, if only so they may dramatically disarm them in battle and gloat.

Perrow is a fierce hunter, but also a highly finicky eater. It hunts and eats only certain parts of prey such as Arbok and Raticate, then leaves the rest for scavengers to pick at.

With its aerial speed and quickness of claw, Perjask is adept at taking anything it wants. Most often found in urban areas, it will snatch up prey and human meals in equal measure.

Vain and territorial, Perflame will not suffer the indignity of anything being in close proximity to it. With a disdainful backhanded flap of one wing, it spreads embers all over any who would dare invade its space.

Persect will spread spores on spots it claims as its territory. The spores are harmless but irritating to the eyes and nose of anything but itself. Trainers have found that spraying Persect with water helps discourage this behavior.

Perape is a very difficult Pokémon to raise due to its behavior. Spoiled and moody, if it doesn't get what it wants, when it wants, it flies into a tantrum of swinging fists and slashing claws.

Domestic Perdrio are often reported as showing highly spoiled behavior. The three heads constantly fight over food, toys and affection.

It spends most of the day among the tree branches, snacking on the tree leaves. Should it get a surging headache, the psychic pulse may cause all the leaves on the tree to fall off at once.

The eggs Psysey makes are particularly effective in alleviating headaches when consumed. Because of its constant migraines, Psysey is constantly eating its own eggs.

Using the pincers on its skull gives it a headache afterward. The more force it exerts, the stronger the headache; trying too hard to crush something with its pincers may cause it to pass out from the migraine.

As it absorbs sunlight, it emits psychic waves around it that cause mild headaches in those nearby. Psyflora remains blissfully unaware of its effect on people.

In ancient times, Psytler antlers were used by shamans for medicinal rituals. Ground into powder and mixed into a drink, it created one of the first headache curatives.

Some say that the universe was created inadvertently when a Psyceus's cosmic powers surged too strongly for its mind to contain. Many debate on what would happen to the world should another similar surge occur.

Using its psychic powers recklessly will cause the material of Psykyu's disguise to rupture at the head and lose stuffing. It will hastily drop whatever it was doing and retreat in order to repair the damage.

Psykey normally has an aggressive and territorial temperament, lashing out at travelers it comes across. However, should a headache strike, it immediately forgets its rage, running away while clutching its head.

The stick it carries is charged up with some of Psyfetchd's residual psychic energies. Those hit by it will suffer painful headaches for up to 48 hours afterward.

Though Manpip has an aggressive temperament, it's still light enough to be carried easily by wind. Many have seen an airborne Manpip flailing angrily as the breeze forces it away from the target of its ire.

Seeing someone possessing a sparkly item sends Mankrow into a jealous rage. It will fly at and attack the item's owner furiously until it can steal the item from them. It forgets its stolen trinket the minute it spies a new one.

It trains hard to control its anger, but still has regular bursts of violence in battle. Some say the types of attacks it uses while in this rage hint at what form it will take when it evolves.

The best way to calm down an angry Manth is by giving it a shiny coin to fawn over. Because it only works a short time per coin, keeping Manth perpetually placid can become costly.

Due to constant headaches, Manduck is very ill-tempered, lashing out at anything nearby in a pained tantrum. The more intense the headache, the more viciously it swipes at everything around it.

While not as strong as normal Primeape, they are not as volatile in temper either. They often guard troops of young Mankey, as well as keeping the more aggressive ones in line.

Though less outwardly aggressive than Primeape, Primesey is incredibly protective of the eggs it carries. Even a single crack, and it will lay waste to all its surroundings in a rage.

An ancient golem created in time immemorial, Primesteel appears to have gone berserk, targeting anything in sight as it rampages across the land. Scientists and historians debate what its original purpose could have been.