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Hakadreigon usually strikes foes using the hard, flat scales on top of the heads at the end of its arms. It will sometimes intimidate foes by clashing these two scales together while roaring with the main head.

Hakamy makes its home in dark, damp places. If any other Pokémon attack it, it will let out a loud yell, then slowly hop towards them, striking them forcefully with the sharp scale on its head.

As Komdactyl flies through the air, the jangling of its scales sounds like wind chimes. It can swing the sharp scales on it tail at enemies below it with the force of a poleaxe.

Komtini constantly sheds its scales and grows new ones. They are not as hard as the scales of a Kommo-o, and frequently get damaged by attacks before being discarded by Komtini.

Komnair's tail makes a rattling sound when shaken in the air, as do the scales around its head as it sways back and forth. If this loud noise fails to intimidate its foes, Komnair will strike them with the club at the end of its tail.

Komcross clash their metallic horn against the scales on their back, each scale ringing with a slightly different tone. Komcross use this musical sound to work themselves up before battle, but also seem to enjoy playing it outside of combat.

Wild Komtar live underground, mostly using their powerful tail to dig through the earth. They can be used for excavation by human construction workers, as their constantly jangling scales provide a useful warning that they are approaching.

Komtar propels itself through the air by expelling jets of gas from its body. As it does this, the scales trailing behind it jangle like wind chimes, crashing together like cymbals whenever Komtar collides with a solid object.

Komgross is agile enough to leap around, despite the heavy weight of the metallic scales covering its body. It prefers to attack foes by striking them on the head from above, after clenching its claws into fists.

Komking's body is protected by thick fur and scale armor. If it finds a good food source, it will ignore attempts by other Pokémon to frighten it away or remove it by force, preferring to block attacks until they give up rather than striking back.

Many of the stone scales covering Komgron's body are gilded with a thin layer of precious metal and clink loudly whenever it moves. Komgron hoards its own shed scales inside an underground lair, viciously attacking anyone who tries to take any.

The scales on Komdreigon's wings make loud, metallic noises as it flies. This gives other Pokémon a chance to flee, as Komdreigon's three heads will attack anything it sees on the ground below it.

Komron's body is armored by sharp spikes made of rock and metal. It will deter intruders from entering its territory by loudly drumming its tail against nearby rocks, then swinging the same tail like a club if this warning is ignored.

The reflective scales on Komy's head protect it from both physical impacts and sunlight, as the slimy body below dries out easily. Although it is often dismissed as harmless, it can leap up towards foes to headbutt them with surprising force.

The reflective scales on Komy's head protect it from both physical impacts and sunlight, as the slimy body below dries out easily. Although it is often dismissed as harmless, it can leap up towards foes to headbutt them with surprising force.

Komgoo's four antennas give it a keen sense of hearing. In the wild, it will use this to seek out groups of Kommo-o, then jangle its own scales to convince them to let it join their group.

Komdra clatters its metallic scales to frighten foes. Although the rest of its body seems soft, beneath a layer of fat is solid muscle, enabling Komdra to swing its arms and tail with great force.

Komdra's coiled tail is as hard as metal and can be swung around like a club. Komdra mostly avoids combat and constantly sways as it moves to warn other Pokémon away using the musical sound of its metallic scales clinking against its body.

Komtross floats through the air, its trailing scales jingling like wind chimes. In combat, it will charge its muscles with electricity to increase the power of strikes made with its arms or tail, then grab weakened foes with its sucker mouth.

Protected by lightweight scales, Golininja will leap from the shadows to ambush foes with its sharp claws. If this initial attack fails or if it takes a serious hit, it will retreat as quickly and as silently as it appeared.

Golininja will leap from the shadows to ambush foes with its blade, which is sharp enough to cut through steel. If this initial attack fails or if it takes a serious hit, it will retreat as quickly and as silently as it appeared.

Foaura is resistant to the cold and can survive being buried in snow. Whenever the sun comes out, Foaura will poke its head above the surface to take in sunlight.

Luvile are most active in cold regions on clear days, their bright colors making them clearly visible, especially against snow. Any Pokémon that approaches quickly discovers that the serrated edges of Luvile's petals are razor-sharp.

The flowers growing on Luras's back do not have any leaves. Luras nourishes them by climbing up into a tree and gnawing at a branch until it can drink the sap within.

Maintaining Luaura's vivid coloration requires it to get plenty of sunlight, but it will quickly fade if the temperature gets too hot. Luaura prefers clear winter days and will bury itself in ice to make it through summer.

Although it lives in cold environments, Lurorus absorbs sunlight at every opportunity, storing it in its crystals. It can use this energy to make it through dark days in winter or unleash it to produce bright blasts or shimmering barriers.

Wild Carizard fly around inside caverns full of crystals. They attack foes by firing bright beams of heat from their glittering belly, passing these beams through the gemstone at the tip of their tail to focus them like lasers.

Cartoise's diamond shell attracts the attention of Sableye. Once they realise that it is far too big to eat, these Sableye stick around to help Cartoise by loading gemstones into its cannons, which it then fires at foes using pressurized water.

Cartoise's diamond shell can endure immense heat and pressure. In addition to jets of water, Cartoise's cannons can also fire sharp fragments of gemstones or shimmering blasts of bright light.

Chesagon's thick wooden skull is covered with hard spikes, making its headbutts very dangerous. Chesagon will run headfirst into trees to make nuts and berries fall from them.

Venoitty is incredibly affectionate and will run up to people walking in forests at night to try to get them to stroke it. Unfortunately, the long, stiff hairs on its body are incredibly itchy if they make contact with bare skin.

Quilelgon's body is encased in a hard wooden shell to protect it from damage. It eats almost nothing, relying on sunlight for nourishment until it is ready to evolve.

Chesizard fly around their territories, dropping seed bombs from above on any intruder. Over time, the rugged mountains they claim transform into dense forests.

Fenneno has a great hunger for wood and will seek out dry sticks to chew on. They seem to locate them simply by listening for the sound they make when they break underfoot.

Whenever Braino gets excited, the twig on top of its head will burst into flames. Braino will use this to set fire to nearby objects until it burns out, at which point Braino will begin searching for a replacement.

Deldos always carry a burning branch and will use it to set fire to flammable objects, including human homes. After watching it burn for a few minutes, they seem to show remorse and will create fire breaks to stop the flames from spreading too far.

In winter, Delking stares into the campfires it creates and can see the future in the flickering flames. After scrying for the next year, it will always be found at locations with plenty of berries and nuts, getting there before any other Pokémon.

The body that Froatomb projects out from its Odd Keystone is entirely made of water and bubbles. If it vanishes entirely, Froatomb may have been knocked unconscious, or may just be hiding within the keystone to surprise foes when it remerges.

Froaloom conceals itself in lakes by submerging everything except the lily pad on its head. It can ambush foes by suddenly leaping out of the water and striking with its powerful tail.

To prevent its skin from drying out on land, Froaish covers itself in foam. These bubbles contain toxic chemicals that can painfully irritate the skin, protecting Froaish from attacks.

Frogish moves its round body by hopping around. It can fire bubbles out of its head with great precision, delivering dissolved toxins to other Pokémon while remaining at a distance.

Gretomb is constantly surrounded by a whirlpool of water, trapping anyone who gets too close. While it is safer to keep away, the swirling water can fling out shuriken to strike more distant foes.

Whenever Greking sees food, it will drool, soaking its tongue with saliva. Greking can quickly uncoil its long tongue to fling shuriken made from this liquid, taking down its prey by moving only a single body part.

Greloom leaps and spins using its powerful legs. It can catch foes off guard by suddenly extending out its arms to slash with its claws, or by delivering powerful strikes with its muscular tongue and tail.

Greish's body is ringed with sharp blades, and it can conceal itself within a cloud of spores. While it cannot move quickly on its own, other Pokémon occasionally pick it by the tongue to toss like a smoke bomb or spin like a shuriken.

The fire in Torts's head is fueled by coal and burns bright and clear when it senses positivity. If it senses hostility, it will spew out thick black smoke, giving Torts the opportunity to Teleport away.

If people around it are excited, Torlia's fire will burn hotter. In battle, it spins like a dancer, cloaking itself with clouds of smoke and shimmering heat haze produced by its internal furnaces.

Torlade's arms each contain a powerful coal-fired furnace, which increases in temperature whenever it senses that battle is imminent. The smoke that spews out at its elbows is so thick that Torlade can form it into solid blades.

Tornoone's muscles are steam-powered, and it can run at high speed after eating coal and drinking plenty of water. It will topple over if it tries to turn too quickly, so it usually only travels in straight lines.

Pumpsect's back is armored by a thick gourd. Since it lacks roots, it uses its claws to drains nutrients from exposed tree roots, and can grow to great size as the tree slowly withers away.

During the day, Venoco tuck away their wings and hang from trees like pine cones, and only fly around at night. They scatter a dust from between their scales that is both poisonous and highly explosive, so other Pokémon avoid them.

Venomander cannot fly but often flap their wings, shedding powdery scales that burn skin on contact. Venomander are only active at night and will spit out flashes of fire to illuminate their dark surroundings.

As Goursect wanders through forests searching for exposed roots to feed on, a sound like an eerie lullaby echoes out from the hollow, glowing interior of the gourd on its back. It is said to hold the spirits of all the trees Goursect consumes.

Gourlett spends most of its time underground, but its eerie singing can occasionally be heard on the surface. When Gourlett passes beneath them, plants will begin to wilt.

Swiras absorbs sugar from tree sap, then spins it to form the puffs of cotton candy on its back. If touched, these sugary treats will break away and entangle attackers in their syrupy strands.

Swirsect uses the mound of cotton candy on its back to attract Bug-type Pokémon and traps them in its sticky strands. Once they are exhausted by the struggle, Swirsect will strike with its hard candy claws.

Sluras feeds on sap, storing any excess sugar from its food in balls of candy on its back. It prefers to live in forests containing sugar maple trees.

The glossy feathers covering this Pokémon's body are completely waterproof. Unlike most bird Pokémon, Ludigeot prefers to fly in the rain.

While their heavy rock shell makes them hard to damage, it also weighs Minikarp down. With its weak muscles, it struggles to even remain afloat in the water and will sink close to the bottom.

While flying high in the upper atmosphere, Minidos usually remains dormant. It will occasionally start falling to the ground and seems to aim itself towards human settlements.

After shedding its heavy shell, Minikarp becomes much more maneuverable. While it is also more vulnerable to attack, Minikarp can swim fast enough to leap out of the water to avoid attacks and jump up waterfalls.

After crashing into the ground, Minidos's rocky shell shatters, and it will rampage to destroy everything nearby that its initial impact didn't demolish. Once it has finished, it will fly back into the sky to rest and recover.

Charpede uses its powerful tail to roll its body along the ground. When it crashes into a foe, its skin will be red-hot from friction with the ground, and its sharp spines can deliver a burning poison.

Digkid excavates earth by spinning its arms in circles. This enables it to burrow underground quite quickly, although the small tunnels it makes quickly collapse behind it.

Digsect burrows underground with its claws, feeding on plant roots like a fungus. When it emerges above the surface to scatter spores, its round body resembles a mound of earth.

Digeist pokes its long golden hair above the ground to sense its surroundings. Even if this hair is grabbed, it is incredibly difficult to pull up its heavy stone body from underground.

Digeist spends most of its time below the surface, but will occasionally pop up, often right in front of people. It uses its hairlike arms to grab its prey, then drains life from them to nourish its pumpkin body.

Pink diamonds float around Dianbat's golden wings and stone body, but the most valuable are the ones cut into the shape of a heart. Wealthy rulers in the past gave Dianbat as a romantic gift, rather than trying to take its gemstones from it.

This seaside scavenger has a reputation for romance due to the shape of the mushrooms growing on its back. Although often included in so-called love charms, when eaten, they have no effect besides causing a mild stomachache.

To protect itself from harm, Luvsect releases spores that cause relaxation and increased affection. People and Pokémon are often found sleeping next to Luvsect, tightly cuddling its moist mushroom body.

The same muscles that make Luvape's punches so powerful also make them strong swimmers. If it sees a couple in the water it will chase them onto the beach, giving the pair of lovers the opportunity to flee from danger together.

The same muscles that make Luvape's punches so powerful also make them strong swimmers. If it sees a couple in the water it will chase them onto the beach, giving the pair of lovers the opportunity to flee from danger together.

Zigkoal's heavy shell seems to throw it off balance, and it sways from side to side rather than moving forward in a straight line. If threatened, it will tuck in its head and rely on the furry spines on its back for protection.

Although it is slow to get started, Linkoal has incredible stamina and can run all day. Its body becomes hotter and hotter over time, but Linkoal will pant out scorching air rather than stopping.

Both of Wurmfarig's heads ravenously eat tree shoots and leaves. The front head has control of the legs and moves them between trees, but the rear head often looks as if it would prefer to head in the opposite direction.

Silda's steps are unsteady, and it often bumps into trees as it wanders through forests searching for food. These impacts are cushioned by the silk it wears, and it will spin more if this cocoon is ever damaged.

Beautiyama flaps its colorful wings like fans as it pushes around heavy objects, and seems to enjoy drawing an audience. In combat it will mostly strike with its large hands, but may also jab with its sharp mouth.

Casleaf's entire body is covered with hardened silk, making the spikes on its body dangerously sharp. While it mostly tries to remain hidden in trees, if it is approached it will make vicious strikes with its head and knee spikes.

The heads on the ends of its arms are used for burrowing. They don't seem to mind being used for this purpose and give Dugkid an exceptional awareness of the soil it is tunneling through.

Dugdreigon does not dig down through the earth, but sideways. They float up into the air to start their tunnels on the side of slopes, contributing to the erosion of cliffs.

Dugsect's body is controlled by a fungus growing inside it. Although it appears to have three heads, these light-sensing mushrooms all sprout from the same fungus, and share a single primitive intelligence.

Dustpius flies around at night, searching for fruit to eat. While it is too large to land in most trees, it can stand on its hind legs and reach up with its neck to reach the higher branches.

Dustpius usually live in tropical jungles, but may be drawn out by the lights of towns at night. People delivering fruit to grocery stores in the early hours of the morning must take care that Dustpius does not help itself to their merchandise.

Nuzfly flies up to trees to poke holes in the bark with its sharp nose, then drinks the sap that leaks out. While feeding, Nuzfly clings to the trunk and uses its leafy wings to pretend to just be a plant.

To avoid detection, Nuzscoon climbs up into trees and conceals itself among the leaves. While their camouflage is effective for most of the year, when leaves begin to fall they are left exposed to predators.

Swelltail's long tail and strong wings give it excellent maneuverability. It will dive into the ocean if it sees prey swimming close to the surface, but will also lurk underwater to surprise flying Pokémon that land on the water's surface.

Wingtic's beautiful scaled tail draws a large crowd whenever it swims up to the shallow waters off a beach. If anyone in the crowd is carrying food, Wingtic will suddenly lunge for it as soon as it comes within reach of its beak.

It roams the seashore, searching for prey both on land and in the water. It swallows whole anything that fits into its fanged bill.

It roams the seashore, searching for prey both on land and in the water. It swallows whole anything that fits into its fanged bill.

Surink slides across the ground as if skating, using its psychic power to reduce the friction it experiences. If pursued by a faster foe, Surink will flex its legs to leap away, repeating this until the pursuer is exhausted.

Masqueown rapidly flaps its two wings to float in the air and move in any direction. Before it rains, Masqueown flies into caves, and other Bug-type Pokémon will follow it, as if they also know that rain is coming.

Masquebat's courtship dances involve flying about at high speed, beating their distinctively patterned wings fast enough to create shockwaves in the air. Most Pokémon find this display intimidating, but to other Masquebat it is alluring.

Despite its size, Meowcuno's talons move across the ground more softly than snowfall. It is said that each Meowcuno has a vast hoard of golden treasure hidden on a cold mountainside, acquired by picking up anything it sees glinting from the air.

Meowgon-Z will collect any round and shiny object, but is most fond of data discs. On one notable occasion, a Meowgon-Z broke into a Department Store at night and stole TMs worth a small fortune.

Whismode can unleash deafening noise, louder than a sonic boom. They are incredibly sensitive to sound, and the slightest noise can set them off.

Whenever Loudorb opens, a deafening noise blasts from within. It will eventually close as it begins to run low on power and will roll itself towards a plug socket to recharge.

The round speakers on top of its head are capable of blasting out sound at high volume. The other two units of its body store the electrical power it needs to generate this noise.

Exple uses its electronic megaphone to amplify the volume of its cheers. It can be heard from the opposite side of a busy sports stadium, and is deafening close up.

Makukey is slow to anger and is not easily enraged. If it is defeated by another Pokémon, it will hold a grudge until it gets even, and it will keep pursuing the same foe even if it is repeatedly defeated.

Although its own body is small and slight, Harile loves to cheer on larger Pokémon. If it is attacked, it will fight back with a rapid series of electrically charged slaps.

Harin's body consists mostly of muscle and stomach. After incapacitating prey with a series of arm thrusts, Harin will lift it up and drop it down into its own open mouth.

People frequently fall asleep while stroking Skitras's soft fur because touching its ears and tail releases fungal spores. In addition to causing drowsiness when inhaled, these spores grow into a mold that digests fabrics.

The fur covering Skitnat is incredibly soft and fluffy, and if it is not cuddling its own tail, it will latch onto humans or other Pokémon. If Skitnat is attacked, it will ooze poison from its body so that the same fur becomes toxic to touch.

The fur covering Skitnat is incredibly soft and fluffy, and if it is not cuddling its own tail, it will latch onto humans or other Pokémon. If Skitnat is attacked, it will ooze poison from its body so that the same fur becomes toxic to touch.

Delklang's sharp needle can be fired off like a harpoon, with the rapid turning of Delklang's spool reeling in thread to pull prey close to Delklang. The spool contains so much yarn that foes that get too close may be crushed beneath it.

Although they have a steel core, both of Delink's gears are covered with soft fluffy fur. When they interlock, rather then the turning of cogs it looks and sounds more like Delink is simple stroking its own fur.

Delang converts its own fur into thread, which it tightly coils around its bobbin for safekeeping. It can use this thread to entangle its enemies, then turn rapidly to pull it tight and constrict them in its fibers.

Through intense meditation, Medidos can control its rage without losing any of its strength. It practices an acrobatic fighting style, involving elegant tail movements that carry the force of an ocean wave.

Mediecho float in the air, chiming regularly. People find that this sound helps them to both relax and focus, and several monasteries use them to assist novices in meditation.

Mediecho use their spiritual power to heal others, seeking out people and Pokémon who are sick. If they sense any hostility, these healers defend themselves using martial arts.

Electkarp constantly discharges electricity from its whiskers, although the charge isn't very powerful. To avoid the attention of predators in the water, it spends most of its time on shore, flopping around at high speed.

Electrith lies on the sea floor, charging its muscles with electricity while waiting for prey to approach. It strikes with its claws as soon as prey gets within reach, briefly moving with lightning-fast speed.

Hairs on its cap are sensitive to the slightest air movement. Although it appreciates being admired for its glossy golden fur, it will lash out with sharp claws at anyone that doesn't show it sufficient respect.

Manerith charges its body with electricity while lurking on the sea floor, ready to strike prey with its claws. If any predator attacks it, the ocean will be lit up by underwater lightning, produced by Manerith to defend itself.

Maneliper constantly discharges electricity from the tips of its wings. Wherever it flies, thunderstorms and heavy rain soon follow.

As Manebeat zig-zag through the night sky, their glowing tails look like lightning bolts moving in slow motion. Touching their tail will result in a powerful electric shock.

Minink's blue orb stores up the negative charge that is generated every time Minink bounces. If Minink cannot use this power to support another Pokémon, arcs of electricity will begin to discharge from the sphere.

Its glowing tail is powered by the electricity it feeds on. If it drains too much electricity, Volorb will explode in a blinding flash.

Illuple has a fragrance that attracts Volbeat, but completely ignores any that approach it. At night, Illuple will chew on leaves while surrounded by a swarm of confused Volbeat.

Gulptric will stun prey by discharging lightning into its surroundings, then try to swallow it whole. Its neck and stomach can stretch to hold a surprisingly large amount of food.

Swaltric spray a poisonous fluid onto prey that is also highly conductive, attracting the lightning Swaltric discharges. Since Swaltric sweats this toxin from its pores, it is dangerous to touch even while wearing gloves.

Swale loves eating, but its small body quickly becomes full. If it cannot fit in any more it cheers on others as they eat, and so it is particularly popular as a supporter at eating contests.

Camekhan will occasionally reach into one of the craters on its back to pull out magma, placing it inside its pouch to keep the baby warm. If anything threatens Camekhan's child, the volcanos on its back will immediately erupt.

Spoking lazes around near decaying trees, waiting for mushrooms to grow so that it can eat them. If any other Pokémon bothers it, it will slam the psychically-charged pearl on its head into them with great force.

Sposkit's psychic power enables it to bounce across the surface of water as if it were a solid surface. While this works well on calm water, if the surface is disturbed by strong wind or by another Pokémon, Sposkit may flip over and start sinking.

The heavy bodies of Psyon sink straight to the bottom of ponds, helping them to feed on underwater plants. If they go deep enough that the pressure causes a headache, psychic force will lift them up to the surface to float to the shore.

Grumking, by waving the large black pearl it holds, can compel others to obey its will. It usually uses this to make them gather food for it, enabling it to spend more time lazing around.

While it is widely believed that every Spinbi has a unique pattern of spots, some have the same pattern. If these Spinbi meet, both become confused and faint, which some think happens because they are the same Pokémon from different timelines.

Spintom possesses computers, but causes them to be stuck on a loading screen, displaying only a spinning icon. Some people get so frustrated by this that they physically attack Spintom's monitor.

Spincoon spin their cocoons from two different types of silk, and no two Spincoon have the exact same pattern. These patterns have the ability to confuse other Pokémon, protecting Spincoon from attack even as they hang motionless from trees.

It shakes its sword-like tail in the air to intimidate foes. The blade is so large in comparison to its body that Seans will try to grab prey with its venomous bite first, then slash at it with its tail once it has a firm grip.

Sele cheers on Seviper in their conflicts with Zangoose, and will support them by delivering electrical shocks from the blades on its head. If anyone else tries to intervene in the fight, Sele will drive them away with its venomous bite.

Lunanat's fur is made of thin fibers of rock, a substance that is incredibly harmful to inhale. At night, it will be attracted towards patches of moonlight and then gaze up at the moon for hours.

Solode's silicon body functions like a solar panel, absorbing sunlight during the day to charge up an internal battery. It can release this energy as blinding flashes of light, but has a tendency to explode if overcharged.

When Solyu lies motionless on beaches, it is often mistaken for a star-shaped rock. If anything is placed between it and the sun, Solyu will quickly move, and its sharp edges may slice through bags and containers.

Wild Solmie are usually found far from the sea, lying in sandy deserts and absorbing sunlight all day. At night, they float in the air and emit radio waves similar in frequency to the ones produced by the sun.

Solperl are usually found on tropical beaches, remaining open to the sun all day. At sunset, they clamp shut and will not open again until dawn, so they are occasionally used by people for secure overnight storage.

Barshrew is covered in slippery slime. If it coils its body tightly, it can slide across most surfaces and may glide away if struck rather than taking damage.

Corpling use their claws to hunt for prey in ponds, but spend a lot of time on the bank basking in the sun. They are incredibly territorial and will try to drive away anyone who approaches their pond with vicious nips from their pincers.

Crawile often stand at the edge of lakes or rivers, hiding their pincers beneath the surface of the water. This enables them to lure in people and Pokémon on the bank with friendly gestures, then suddenly pull out their immense claws to attack.

The glowing markings on its chest have the ability to transfix Pokémon that look at them. Once prey is immobilized, Golbok will seize it with its long tail and then swallow it whole with its beak.

Balsect usually crawls around slowly, but will spin around like a spinning top if placed upside down. Balsect occasionally flips itself over on purpose, scattering orange spores like a cloud of dust.

Balta's hard-baked clay body constantly spins at high speed, generating incredible heat through friction. If it collides with another Pokémon it may flip over, but will continue spinning on top of the spike on its back.

While sleeping, Baldash resembles a clay figurine balanced on a spinning top. While awake it spins so rapidly it is hard to recognize, with fire flashing from its tail to generate a spinning tornado of reddish flames.

Claywellow's clay body floats in the air without it even needing to move its wings. It will remain motionless in the sky, scanning the ground with its many eyes, then suddenly dive down as soon as it spots prey.

Although its body is made of heavy ceramic, when Claydash gallops, it spends most of its time floating just above the ground. The pink flames of its mane glow brighter the faster it runs.

Castmel stores water vapor inside the hump on its back. While this usually emerges as puffs of cloud, in other weather conditions it will take on different forms.

The humps on Castrupt's back are filled with water vapor and are so sensitive to air pressure that they can forecast the weather. They become warmer or colder to match future temperature changes and will rumble loudly before thunderstorms.

In sunny weather, water vapor emerging from Castmel's back is so energized by the sunlight that it glows. Although small, the orbs this creates consist of plasma hotter than magma.

During sunny weather, glowing orbs of plasma form above Castrupt's back. This form of Castrupt is particularly aggressive and will occasionally detonate both orbs in a fiery explosion.

If it is raining, the water vapor emerging from Castmel's back will immediately condense to form more rain. This seems to make Castmel calm but sluggish.

When rain is falling, Castrupt's water vapor condenses to form a lake on its back. Even in a light drizzle, the clouds above Castrupt's back will flash with lightning if it is provoked by another Pokémon.

In cold weather, the water vapor Castmel releases will instantly freeze and fall as snow on its back. Snow-covered Castmel are more energetic than its other forms, acting as if the cold has woken them up.

When snow or hail falls on its surroundings, Castrupt's own water vapor also freezes. This seems to fill it with calm determination, and Castrupt can be a valuable companion for leading mountaineers through blizzards.

Trotox flies around all day, absorbing sunlight with its wings and growing curved fruit on its head. These fruit are incredibly toxic, and although they regularly drop off they should never be eaten.

Trolektrik have a ravenous hunger for fruit, as they generate electrical energy using the sugar they eat. They do not wait for fruit to fall, but flap their leaves to lift themselves up into the branches.

The slightest movement of Chingtite's head will make it ring like a bell. When it sits down to meditate, it remains perfectly motionless and silent, seemingly as a challenge to enhance its own focus.

In battle, Chingcham moves through a series of elegant leaps, ringing like a bell with every motion. This sound often seems to originate from wherever Chingcham has just been, creating openings for it to strike confused foes.

The bell inside Chimeobat rings with every flap of its wings. It uses the echoes that return to it to sense its surroundings, but will quickly become lost in noisy environments.

Their plush fur keeps them warm in frigid waters and on top of ice floes. They are not the fastest swimmers, but they can clap their fins together to generate a powerful electric shock, then bite into stunned prey.

Mansea swims around underwater, aggressively attacking any Pokémon that gets in its way with its head and tail. The pummeling only stops because Mansea must regularly return to the surface to breathe.

Manmime tries to behave exactly like a human through imitation of its Trainer. If it slips up and acts like a Mankey too often, it may fly into a destructive rage.

Seaidos tap on the ice with their hard stone skull to locate where it is thinnest, then smash holes through it to reach water. They enjoy bouncing objects off their heads, and a pair of Seaidos may play catch together using a ball or a Spheal.

Walkhan floats on its back while swimming, keeping the Spheal in its pouch above water. A thick layer of fat keeps it warm and protected inside, but if it is safe, Walkhan will break through the ice to create a small area for its child to swim in.

Walsire lives at the bottom of ponds in frigid areas, regularly using its tusks to break any ice that forms on the surface. Wherever they go, Walsire leave a trail of cold mud behind them.

Walidos are incredibly territorial, and once they have claimed a spot on a frozen beach, they will charge headfirst at any intruders. They freeze the fur on their head to make their impacts hit harder.

Hunair lives in deep, dark waters and uses the glowing energy stored inside its tail to lure prey close. The same power controls the currents around it to prevent any prey from escaping.

When Gorenair swims close to the surface, sunlight will be split into a shimmering aura of rainbow colors, dazzling other Pokémon and giving Gorenair the perfect opportunity to strike.

Woobink's small wings cannot keep it in the air for long, and it relies on its springy tail to regularly push it off the ground. The regular pulses of psychic energy from the pink pearl on its head are necessary to keep its heart beating.

Woobpig stores its psychic power in the pink pearl on its forehead. To prevent it from being stolen while it sleeps, Woobpig will use its tail and wings to propel itself at a cave wall, then suctions on using its nose and belly-button.

Swoocie roosts in caves full of gemstones, hanging upside-down from the ceiling. It is said that anyone who listens to its song will soon find love, so many would-be romantics delve deep into caves searching for it.

Swoocie's pink diamond horns make it difficult for it to fly away from danger, but it rarely needs to. In addition to firing off razor-sharp gemstones, it can use these horns to focus glimmering light or psychic energy into powerful blasts.

Eeleal's smooth skin has the texture of hard rubber, making them both buoyant and bouncy, which they use to travel across both land and water. They will shock anyone who touches the circular patterns on their sides.

Eeleo's lips and whiskers are incredibly sensitive, and it uses them to investigate unfamiliar objects. After inspection of taste, texture, and electrical conductivity, Eeleo will sink its teeth in as soon as it concludes an object is edible.

Primedisc are incredibly aggressive and will attack any other Pokémon they encounter. They form strong bonds with other Primedisc despite constantly fighting with them, and are often used as a symbol of friendly rivalry.

Eelekbuff's body is made of a rubbery substance, and it spends most of the time bouncing in the air. This thick skin insulates the electricity inside its body, only releasing it once Eelekbuff latches onto a foe with its sucker mouth.

Eelekmo-o charge the crystalline scales on its tail with electricity, shocking foes that make contact or firing off bolts of lightning. If opponents avoid its tail, Eelekmo-o will stand up on its hind legs and use its forelimbs to strike like fists.

Skreark are adept at disguising themselves and ambushing prey by using illusions to imitate other Pokémon. If they are ever identified, they will immediately flee, then hide by blending in with nearby plant life.

Wild Skrerua use illusions to disguise themselves as vegetation, remaining completely still until prey approaches. They will then break the illusion to spray poison and pounce.

Dragaldos live in kelp forests, blending into the plant-life and attacking anything that intrudes with their venomous bite. If anything tries to flee, Dragaldos will even pursue it onto land, flying low above the ground.

Dragalark hunts by disguising itself as other Pokémon, or even as people, and then following a target until it is alone. Once it has captured its prey, Dragalark sprays a corrosive liquid to dispose of any evidence.

If Gastrocolo hears music playing, its boneless body will wobble and sway in time to the rhythm. The soft slime it is made of contains algae that convert sunlight into food, giving it the energy to dance all day.

Gastrocargo's boneless body is protected by its hard, rocky shell. This shell is incredibly durable, and while powerful impacts may still shatter it, it will gradually repair itself over time.

Growlking has a keen sense of smell. If it detects any unfamiliar scent, it will growl like thunder, frightening away any intruders into its territory without needing to move.

Growlkoth will bark loudly if it hears or smells another Pokémon approaching, but will continue to lie flat on the ground. Although its teeth are sharp and flicker with flames, it rarely bites anything.

Growlroth are highly protective of their territory, but get bored with remaining in the same place for too long. Every few days, they will relocate and start chasing other Pokémon out of their new territory.

Once Growlsect finds a rotting tree to feed on, it becomes incredibly territorial. If it smells an unfamiliar smell, it will try to frighten off any potential intruders by running in circles around the tree and barking loudly.

Arcaitar's loud bark strikes fear into everyone who hears it. Its powerful bites can crush cars, and the fire burning within it enables it to rampage for days without rest.

Arcacario detects people and Pokémon around it by sensing their body heat. In combat, it can strike with incredible speed using the sharp metal spikes on its body, as well as cloak itself in an aura of heat intense enough to ignite nearby objects.

Arcaroth spends most of its time running around and can move so fast that it leaves a burning trail behind it. It is also capable of quickly scaling cliffs and trees through a combination of agile leaps and dashing up vertical surfaces.

While it still has a fondness for pantomime, Charmime find that incorporating fire-breathing into their act gets them much more attention. They will challenge other fire-type Pokémon to produce more impressive flames.

Chardactyl swings its flaming tail to attack as it flies past foes, or breathes out fire while crashing into them headfirst. Based on fossil evidence, it has been suggested that Charizard's ancient ancestors resembled this fusion.

Chartom will quickly cook any food placed inside its mouth, but its fire is so hot that it usually chars it black. By flapping wings made of hot plasma, Chartom can levitate in the air.

Charile buries itself in hot desert sand, with only the flame on its tail above the surface. They use the light and warmth it produces to lure in prey at night, then leap out to attack with their bite.

While rolling, Charpede tucks in its wings and tail. It cannot fly well, but if it rolls down a hill and then off a ramp, it can glide for long distances, using its tail to create warm air it can rise on.

Although its small wings mean that it cannot fly for long, Charpede is an agile climber. It crawls across mountainsides searching for strong opponents to challenge, striking with its fiery tail or with its venomous fangs and claws.

Charnaught will recklessly charge at any opponent, relying on its thick, fireproof armor for protection. Charnaught will spray fire from its mouth as it runs forward, covering its body with its own flames before making contact with the foe.

Politik conserves energy by attaching itself to larger Pokémon to travel around underwater, rather than walking or swimming. If any predator does approach the two of them, Politik will wag its tail quickly to propel them forward faster.

The soft white covering on Polipin's head and body soaks up water to stop Polipin from drying out while walking on land. It is also springy enough to deflect attacks, reducing the damage Polipin takes when attacked.

Poliun swims by using its two ears to propel itself through the water, cheering on any other swimmers it sees. These same large ears make it clumsy on land, as it can easily topple over.

Politik attaches itself to amphibious Pokémon but will detach and find a new host if they spend too much time out of the water. The spiral pattern on its back can hypnotize foes, enabling Politik to protect its host from predators.

Poliun's body is constantly wet, and the electricity it generates can shock anyone who touches it. Rather than being painful, this jolt seems to wake people up and fill them with energy.

Politula are aggressive underwater hunters, swimming with their powerful tails and legs and delivering thunder punches with their fists to take down other Water-type Pokémon.

Politik attach themselves to Fighting-type Pokémon, absorbing static electricity during their workouts. Politik release this energy later to charge the muscles of their partners with electrical energy, enhancing strength and stamina.

Wild Poliun sometimes accompany long-distance swimmers, effortlessly keeping up with them despite their small size. An electric charge in the water around them reduces fatigue and encourages people to swim further.

Abgon can convert itself into digital data, enabling it to freely travel through cyberspace. It uses this ability to flee whenever its sleep is disturbed.

It sleeps so often that it is rarely seen awake. Even in battle, it may doze off after making a single move and needs its Trainer to wake it up again.

Absect's mushrooms produce spores that lull Pokémon to sleep. Absect is not immune to their effect, but shambles around as if sleepwalking, searching for food for the fungus.

It can use its psychic powers to communicate with electronic devices. Although at first it will only cause them to malfunction, once Kadagon2 learns to control its power, it becomes excellent at diagnosing computer problems.

Kadaroth never remains still. Even while focusing its psychokinesis, it will make dramatic gestures with its spoon, pointing it towards where it wants objects to go.

Alagon2's brain is much more powerful than its body, so it propels itself using psychic energy rather than relying on its weak muscles. Although this means it is excellent at movement in zero gravity, it still needs air to breathe.

Alamortar uses its spoon to focus intense heat generated by its psychic powers, igniting objects from a distance. Every time it does this, the pink flames on its body will flash and flicker.

Alagon-Z relies on its psychic power to move around, as it lacks any muscles. Although this mental movement works well in digital environments, in the physical world, its movements are erratic and unpredictable.

It floats in the air, its spoon suspended by psychic energy. Although it can evade most attacks, it is incredibly fragile if hit.

Alachomp frequently sheds the claws at the tips of its winged arms, allowing new ones to grow. Rather than discarding the old ones, Alachomp carries them around with it, using psychic force to fire them at foes.

Few can match its intelligence, but Alaking is also incredibly lazy. It spends most of its time thinking of ways to avoid work.

Marelp uses its tail to grab onto underwater objects, camouflaging itself as rotten kelp. When prey gets within reach, it will let go of whatever it is holding and deliver a vicious uppercut to the belly.

Although its muscles look impressive, Masey isn't actually very strong. It has difficulty even cracking the shell of its own egg when it tries to share it with others.

While it has an enthusiasm for bodybuilding, Masey's arms never gain much muscle. It encourages others as a personal trainer instead, sharing high-protein eggs to maximize their gains.

Mabuzz can charge their fists with electricity to deliver forceful thunder punches. During storms, they become so agitated that they will constantly punch the air.

Mados have powerful wings, and one flap can blow away foes. The aura of electricity that surrounds them is solid enough to deliver powerful thunder punches.

Macross will lower its body to pick up foes with the extra pair of hands on its head, then lift and throw them long distances. The extra hands are also used to climb trees, and Macross can hold up its entire body weight with just one of them.

Maperior tosses projectiles with both power and accuracy, picking up rocks with its two lower arms and tossing them with the two above to achieve astounding rates of fire. Their rocky armor protects them from the attacks of others.

Its arms are charged with an electric current. Any foe it punches will be shocked, and grabbing a foe with all four of its limbs will deliver enough electricity to knock them unconscious.

Magross's brain keeps a detailed record of every martial art it observes. It adapts these moves into its own unique fighting style, featuring rapid strikes from any of its six muscular limbs, as well as forceful slams with its metallic body.

Although Matom's glowing arms do not appear to be solid, they can still strike with physical force and even lift heavy objects into the air. If furniture inside a house seems to be levitating, it may just be Matom doing a workout.

Makyu's shadowy body does not hide within its disguise, but looms over it instead. When approaching foes to attack with its fists, Makyu will pick up its disguise to use as a shield, then discard it once it breaks.

Makazam sits in quiet contemplation before battle, planning every move in advance. Once it has determined the optimal strategy, it will strike its foe with powerful psychic energy or a barrage of high-speed punches.

Bellsis are surrounded by a layer of sticky gel that can trap Bug-type Pokémon. The head that floats within is protected from attacks by the gel and can try to swallow anything that gets stuck.

The shell on Squirtnx's back is too small to offer much protection, so when threatened, it flashes its fur to dazzle and frighten foes. It may also spit out jets of electrically-charged water from its mouth.

Weepindred can remain still and exhale slowly to produce ultrasonic noise at a frequency too high for people to hear. This lures in Bug Pokémon that use this sound to communicate, tricking them into flying straight into Weepindred's mouth.

Victreekhan disguises itself as a Kangaskhan mother, beckoning with its vines to try to lure infant Kangaskhan to climb into its pouch, which is actually its mouth. Adult Kangaskhan will attack it on sight.

Wild Victreeterra are usually found in swamps, submerged in the murky water so that their back resembles a small island. A sweet smell lures small Bug-type Pokémon into the many mouths on its back, each filled with acid to digest prey.

A sweet smell and movements of its vine-like tail lure prey inside Victreesect's hollow body. A fungus growing within incapacitates prey with toxic spores, then secretes enzymes to digest it into nutrients for both Victreesect and the fungus.

Tentakyu that wash up on beaches are often mistaken for trash. However, if anyone picks them up to discard them, Tentakyu will use their rope-like tentacles to tightly cling to anything within reach.

In a sunken city on the seafloor, Tentaking lies dreaming. When it wakes, its eyes glow red as it extends out tentacles to seize prey.

Tentakyu float through the ocean like discarded trash. Often overlooked by other Pokémon, they will seize anything that gets within reach using the powerful cables that hang beneath them in the water.

With thick armor protecting its head, it extends muscular tentacles to grapple opponents. When walking on land, it fills its shell with water to prevent the softer parts of its body from drying out.

The rocky crystal on its head glows in the dark. If it encounters hikers in the mountains at night, it will try to lead them astray with its light.

It uses its arms to position itself next to mountain trails as a misleading light. It feeds on the life force of anyone who wanders off the path.

The disguise Geokyu carries around with it consists of three rocks stuffed inside a bag. While Geokyu can swing its fists around with great force, it is not usually aggressive, and will often approach hikers to guide them through the mountains.

Geofisk lie flat on mountain trails. Their arms and bright patterns usually make them easy to spot and avoid, but if anyone does step on them they will grab the ankle and deliver painful electric shocks until the target breaks free.

Gravekyu's disguise is a bag full of rocks, and is too heavy for Gravekyu to lift most of the time. It can still drag it around quite quickly, and in combat it will pick it up to drop down on foes as soon as it gets close.

Gotom's rocky head floats around, slamming into anything it encounters. It is capable of explosively detonating to fling shards of stone like shrapnel, but the glowing energy it leaves behind will possess a new rock to reform Gotom's body.

Ponytoy constantly spins around on its single hard foot, leaving a spiraling trail of fire behind it. If it approaches a wall, it will use its legs to quickly push itself away.

Rapidra's fiery mane propels it forward. While it can push itself along using hot air, it moves faster underwater, as it boils the sea behind it into steam.

Using its fiery fins, Rapiking swims above the ground or over the surface of bodies of water. It rarely needs to use its horn for defense, as the slightest touch from its flowing fins can burn most opponents.

When it moves at top speed, its two hooves barely touch the ground, as it uses its fiery fins to keep its tail in the air. Rapiking uses this display to court other Pokémon, running in circles around them to gain their attention.

Although it can swim, Rapidra mostly hunts on land. It floats on the hot air produced by its fiery fins and traps foes in vortices made of fire.

On hot, dry days, Rapigia flies at high speed above fields and plains. It is said to appear just before wildfires start, although many people suspect that Rapigia's fiery mane directly causes these, either accidentally or deliberately.

Rapikyu seems to be constantly fleeing from the flames burning on its body, but will attack anyone that tries to put them out with water. Despite its body resembling wood and cloth, this fire never actually damages Rapikyu.

Slowrow cannot fly far or fast with their small wings and usually remain close to the same stream. They are rarely quick enough to catch any fish Pokémon that swim past, but occasionally a Magikarp will flop out of the water right next to them.

Its thick coat of fur keeps it warm as it uses its tail to fish in frigid waters. It is so unbothered by the cold that it will remain still as it is buried by falling snow.

While flying rapidly above the surface of the ocean using its large wings, Warbat steers and maintains its balance using its ears and hind limbs. To rest, it uses air trapped within its shell to float on the surface of the water.

Slownub drags around a Shellder as large as its own body, making its movements sluggish. While it cannot flee from predators, it can use the hard shell to block their attacks.

Its eyes are covered by thick fur, so the Shellder on its tail keeps watch for threats. If it bites down, Slowswine will charge forward, blindly waving its tusks.

Magneyu can be found magnetized to the underside of ships. They cling so tightly that it is difficult to remove them without damaging the metal hull.

Magnemie can be found floating above the water in industrial areas. At night, the rhythmic pulsing of its bright electrical arcs make it highly visible.

Magnemar consumes metal by melting it down. It traps Steel-type prey using the powerful magnets on its arms, then heats up their armor until it softens and melts.

Its sharp metallic hair can deliver poison on contact. Magnerade will use one of its magnets to firmly anchor itself to a metal object, then use the other two to pull in Steel-type Pokémon, which it then attacks with electrical shocks.

Wild Magnekyu try to stick as many Magnemite as possible to their metallic bodies. Magnekyu do not evolve even after attaching many Magnemite at the same time, and will eventually try to improve their disguise another way.

Magnedew use their magnets to attach themselves to metal objects high off the ground, seeking out locations that receive plenty of sunlight. Once in position, they will slowly drain electrical energy from nearby devices.

Magnelia are attracted towards electromagnetic waves and will climb on top of electronic devices to feed on their power. If anyone tries to remove them, they will defend themselves by firing out poisonous metal thorns.

Magnesect's metallic mushroom produces magnetic spores, which are repelled by Magnesect's own magnetism. These spores then attach to other Steel-type Magnesect and can be carried for long distances before being transferred onto other metal surfaces.

Magneyu's body is held together by the same force it uses to cling to submerged metal. If multiple Magneyu attach to the same ship, they will gradually be pulled closer and closer together until they touch.

The rapid movement of its four magnetic wings causes a powerful electric charge to build up. It regularly discharges electricity to avoid shocking itself.

Constantly connected to each other by either their feet or arms, Magnerade's three bodies move as if dancing together. All of their limbs are magnetic, and they will sometimes be found dancing on the side of steel pylons or radio towers.

Magnekyu craft their own mini-Magnemite from metal they find around them. These small magnets stick to the flexible sheet of metal covering Magnekyu, and will frequently be pulled off and stuck back on by a shadowy hand emerging from underneath it.

Farkhan protects its collection of leeks as if they were its own children. If it finds an abandoned stick from the same plant, it will adopt it by placing it inside its pouch.

When Farno taps the plant that it holds against its other palm, the sound can be hypnotic. After using this to put its prey into a hypnotic trance, Farno will slowly approach, then bludgeon its target with the same stalk.

The leaf-like tuft above its heads is actually made of long feathers. When it puts its heads together, it can communicate with other Pokémon using telepathy.

Its three heads constantly communicate with each other using telepathy. While they have separate brains, they act together like a single mind.

Seemime pantomimes while swimming underwater. Although this makes it harder for most audiences to see, it is widely regarded as the best impersonator of other Water-type Pokémon.

See Jr. is clumsy on land but is also a strong swimmer. It will constantly try to mimic other Water-type Pokémon, imitating the unique way that each of them moves underwater.

Dew Jr. do not seem to feel the cold and will spend all day jumping into and climbing out of frigid water. They climb up cliffs and icebergs to practice diving off them, but frequently hesitate at the top if it is particularly tall.

It rests on beaches in the frigid north, unbothered by the cold. If anything disturbs its rest, it drives them off by firing boiling water from the cannons in its arms.

Dewleon's brilliant white body camouflages it as it sleeps on ice floes. When it wants to return to the water to hunt, it uses the sharp steel edges of its wings to cut a hole in the ice, then swims down into the frigid depths.

The droplets of toxic slime that make up Grigon-Z's body are infested with both virulent bacteria and malware. It is unharmed by the computer viruses it carries, but will spread them to any computer it touches.

Griran's entire body is coated with toxic sludge, although some of it is hardened into sharp spikes. While its ears give it keen hearing, it relies more on its sense of smell, as it can smell the toxic waste it feeds on from miles away.

While Gririna will feed on any filthy waste it finds, it also hunts other Poison-type Pokémon. While they will be immune to its venomous spines, they can still be harmed by the sharp claws and teeth hidden beneath its slime.

Mukhan carries its offspring in its mouth and can close its jaws to protect it from any attack. The smaller Pokémon produces sticky slime to hold itself in place and will feed on any toxic waste Mukhan eats.

Their keen eyesight enables them to shoot down other Flying-type Pokémon as they fly past. The heavy weight of their shell quickly tires out their small wings, so they float on the surface of lakes to rest.

Blastbat flies up stealthily behind other Flying-type Pokémon and shoots them down with precisely targeted blasts from the two water cannons on its shell. Once they have fallen, Blastbat sinks its fangs in to drink blood.

After shooting down another Pokémon, Blastbat's water cannon retracts back inside its mouth. This enables it to fly over to its target, sink its fangs in, and drain blood.

Blastras crawls along the ocean floor, feeding on anything that sinks to the bottom. It uses the cannons on its back to fire powerful jets of water, fending off any predator that approaches from above.

Although Blastbink can fire out high-pressure water, they can also control the rate of flow to release it more gently. Blastbink are used in mansions both as sprinkler systems for plants and as the centerpiece of ornamental fountains.

Blastsect live within underwater forests, leeching life from the kelp. In territorial disputes with other Pokémon, they rely on their hardened shells for defense and their powerful cannons for offense.

Shellkoth wraps its long tongue around anything that gets close, aiming to catch an easy meal. It frequently gets confused and spends most of its time slowly licking its own shell.

Shellroth constantly wanders around on riverbanks, licking anything new it encounters. If it likes the taste, it will try to bite it, relying on its shell for protection if anything bites back.

Shellfetchd flies low above the sea, sensing changes in the wind with its long tongue. If it ever loses its plant stalk, it will migrate inland and search for a replacement.

Cloyfetchd will throw the spears they hold to bring down prey, relying on the shells on their heads to protect them from counterattacks. Groups of them will train together to defend against predators, forming a phalanx of outward-pointing spikes.

Gascario's skeletal body is as hard as steel and is animated by the glowing gas that surrounds it. Gascario has the ability to sense fears, and on dark nights it will be drawn towards people who find skeletons frightening.

The ghostly flames on its body are hot enough to burn, but cannot be extinguished even by complete immersion in water. Gaschar haunt tall buildings, occasionally surprising people inside by climbing up past their window at night.

Gasolu's skeletal body can deliver powerful physical blows. If a strong wind blows away the faintly glowing gas that surrounds it, it will collapse into a pile of bones and will not recover until the air is still.

Gaseed's spikes are insubstantial enough to pass through solid objects without leaving holes. They still seem to anchor it in place and will slowly drain life-force from anyone who touches Gaseed's hard shell.

The mushroom on Gasect's back constantly produces ghostly spores, which will be blown away by the wind. These spores pass through walls to settle inside abandoned buildings, growing into ghostly mushroom caps only visible in dim light.

Haunpi feed on the positive feelings people experience whenever a Pokémon egg hatches. For this reason, they haunt Trainers who have unhatched eggs in storage, following them around until they hatch them all.

Connected to their body by spectral energy, Haunpom's two claws drain energy from anything they touch. They are also incredibly dexterous, and Haunpom often uses them to dismantle objects, then put them back together slightly wrong.

Hauncario can fire off its clenched fists like missiles to strike foes with its sharp spikes, then grab them with its palms to drain life force. It hunts for prey on dark nights and seems to be drawn towards people who are afraid of the dark.

Haunceus haunts ancient temples, quickly moving between shadows so that people can only briefly glimpse it. When it finally does reveal itself, its strange appearance is usually enough to send them fleeing in terror.

Hauntom can possess electronic devices like computers, filling the space inside with its gaseous body. While it can move these objects around like a body, it usually prefers to remain hidden and cause subtle but frustrating malfunctions.

Haunthorn prefer to live in the rafters of old buildings, swinging themselves around using their gaseous arms. Their bodies are solid, and anyone pricked by one of their sharp thorns will begin shivering uncontrollably.

Haunthorn prefer to live in the rafters of old buildings, swinging themselves around using their gaseous arms. Their bodies are solid, and anyone pricked by one of their sharp thorns will begin shivering uncontrollably.

Haunolu's hands float freely through the air and can drain life force from anything they strike. Haunolu prefers to live in dark environments, navigating by sensing the emotional auras that others create.

Haunseed float silently through the air, surrounded by floating thorns. They will beckon with their hands to encourage others to approach, firing spikes at the back of anyone who turns away.

As it floats around, both of its heads think of mischievous schemes. They love to play pranks in which they replace food with rotten garbage.

Geneon can swim silently, without even disturbing the water they pass through. At night wild Geneon will climb up onto ships to frighten sailors on night watches, continuing this until the entire crew is convinced the ship is haunted.

Genbuffet surprise people at night, grinning as if goading them to attack, but punches and kicks will simply pass through their incorporeal body. Escape is impossible, as Genbuffet will reappear in front of anyone who tries to flee.

Gendoom can disappear into shadows, then reappear elsewhere to surprise foes. Whenever it spits out a ball of flickering fire, the shifting shadows this creates seem to make Gendoom's movements faster and more unpredictable.

Genpom uses both of its hands at the end of its long tails for mischief. It will sneak around at night, stealing unattended objects and tapping people on the back with a sharp claw, then hiding before they can turn around.

Genark loves it whenever an illusion it creates fools someone. It must be trained not to giggle with glee after a successful deception, as this usually gives away its disguise.

Gentom's body uses electricity to keep everything inside chilled. Anything placed within will quickly become poisonous, but Gentom will encourage people to store food inside it, then offer bottles of poison to anyone it meets.

Gentom's body uses electricity to keep everything inside chilled. Anything placed within will quickly become poisonous, but Gentom will encourage people to store food inside it, then offer bottles of poison to anyone it meets.

Gentom lacks any physical body aside from the screens it possesses, appearing as an image of Gengar in front of a background of static. Gentom can launch attacks out from the screen, and over time, toxic slime will begin to ooze from the device.

Genthorn hides itself in dark places, such as beneath stairwells or under beds, using its thorns to anchor itself into the floor. It will reach out its cold hands to grab the ankles of anyone who walks past.

Genseed floats through the air at night, embedding itself into a wall or ceiling during the day. They often choose to locate themselves right above sleeping humans, grinning down at them when they wake up.

Although Onsey's body and the egg it carries are covered by a shell of rock, this stone is brittle and easy to crack. While this is useful when sharing its eggs with others, wild Onsey are often covered by cracks that slowly heal over time.

Onmime stands perfectly still in the street, pretending to be a statue. It seems to be disappointed whenever people are more impressed by humans performing the same act, since they are not actually made of rock.

When placed in water, Onkarp will sink like a stone. While Onkarp can burrow through the ground, its weak muscles only allow it to make slow progress.

It makes its home inside caves it carves out underground. If disturbed by human explorers or miners, it will become enraged, rampaging until the tunnels collapse.

Onvee burrows through the ground using its rocky horn, devouring rocks they dig up. Wild Onvee are believed to evolve after unearthing particularly rare minerals.

Onreon are sometimes found inside ancient underground ruins, remaining totally still and silent. If they hear intruders approaching, the dark tunnels will briefly be lit up by the flash of Onreon's eyes, right before it pounces.

The black rock Onsey carries is made of polished onyx. Wild Onsey will give away this precious stone to anyone who asks for it, and will somehow always find another one by the next day.

Onpiny wanders through underground tunnels dug by other Pokémon, searching for shiny stones. Whenever it finds one, it will pick it up to add to its collection until it cannot carry any more.

Onceon tunnel through the permafrost beneath snow-covered regions. They navigate using a magnet inside their head that constantly senses the direction of the north pole.

Onsaur's flower glows dimly inside the dark caves it excavates. The flower does not seem to need any sunlight, only rare minerals from the earth Onsaur eats.

When people are lost in cave systems, the soft glow of Onveon's crystals is incredibly soothing. They lead lost explorers up and out from the depths by having them take a firm grip on their rocky body.

Onron fights other Pokémon for territory using its stone horn. It frequently strikes with enough force to break its own horn, but it will quickly grow back as long as Onron eats plenty of rocks.

Lurking above underwater canyons and caves, Onmise will drop itself down on prey from above. Once it has it pinned beneath its rocky body and held in place by rope-like vines, Onmise will slowly drain its target's life force.

A form of lichen grows on top of Onsect's stony shell. This green substance requires light but little water, and thrives on the dry mountainsides where Onsect lives.

Drowtung sneaks into homes to watch people sleep, then suddenly licks their head with its tongue. This immediately wakes them up, and its targets will always claim this happened right at the most exciting moment of a dream.

Drowfarig's two heads both feed on dreams. The main head only eats pleasant dreams, but the rear head will devour nightmares, with the snapping of its teeth usually waking the sleeper up.

Hypmime silently swings its pendulum, hypnotizing anyone who watches its movement back and forth. Hypmime only has to mime falling asleep to cause its audience to immediately pass out.

Hypdle hunts for Grass-type Pokémon to hypnotize using the swinging pendulum on its tail, preferring targets with large leaves on their bodies. Once they fall asleep, it devours their dreams.

Hypuna clings to the side of a tree and spends most of its time sleeping. Although its hard shell is its primary means of defense, the drowsy gaze of its half-open eyes can lull would-be predators to sleep.

The pendulum the rear head swings can hypnotize anyone that sees it, quickly lulling them to sleep. The front head will then approach to feed on dreams, by getting close to the sleeper's head and inhaling deeply through its nostrils.

Hyprai uses its gaze and its swinging pendulum to lull people to sleep. Trainers with a Hyprai have discovered that it has precise control over exactly what its victim will dream about, but will usually only cause nightmares.

The fragrance from the flower on Hypsaur's back is incredibly soothing. Anyone hostile to its Trainer will quickly find themselves losing any desire to fight.

Hypfetchd swings the stick it carries back and forth at all times. This motion may hypnotise any predator that looks at Hypfetchd, lulling them to sleep so that Hypfetchd can escape.

When diving underwater, Krabrill grabs onto an object at the surface with the pincer on the end of its tail. If threatened by a predator, it can use this anchor point to quickly pull itself back up to safety.

It lives in holes it digs on the beach, its natural coloration helping it to blend in with the sand. It will reveal itself to drive off anyone who trespasses on the section of beach it has claimed.

Kingstar seizes prey using its single oversized claw, which can pierce even the thickest armor. Weighted down by both its pincers and its shell, Kingstar needs to use both tentacles and legs to move, but targets prey that is even slower than itself.

Due to the immense weight of its single oversized claw, Kingrill is very clumsy on land. Because of this, it spends most of its time in the water.

To conserve energy, Kingsire buries itself in the mud at the bottom of rivers, and lies in wait for prey without moving. As soon as anything comes within reach, it grabs it with its giant claw.

Kingking's two heads are psychically linked and act with one purpose. The lower body handles walking around, while the upper body reaches down to seize prey with its pincer, using its other arm to balance Kingking so that it doesn't topple over.