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The tendrils on the back of Dragoloom's heads are capable of sharing memories between themselves and others. Memories can even be shared between two people or Pokémon, but their subjects must be properly sedated. Repeated use can be dangerous.

When underwater, Azumape can send pressure waves through the water with its fists. At close range, these pressure waves can punch a hole through a commercial tandem truck from front to back.

Each head has a unique personality and they function as a family collective. If any head is harmed, the other heads will react with an uncharacteristic level of rage that will leave even the most stalwart Pokémon in need of a Pokémon Center.

Fearking uses its strong tail muscles to wave its plumage like a fan, propelling it into the air where it attempts to land on unsuspecting opponents or prey. Its neck is flexible but frail, so it pins opponents before pecking them into submission.

Blisvenant loves nothing more than to hide eggs throughout its forest for young Pokémon to enjoy. Biologically, these "eggs" are actually a unique type of berry grown in the branches of Blisvenant itself, but share a similar nutritional value to eggs.

The coloured plumage on each of Togelure's arms radiate a whimsical energy, with red feathers providing a comfortable warmth while blue feathers are refreshingly cool. Togelure can also glow in the dark after its body has absorbed enough light.

Togegar feed on endorphins produced by people and Pokémon, seeking out those it deems suitable so it can hide in their shadow. The blue and red horns on its head produce a unique toxin that induces a mass release of endorphins in a target.

A quiet behemoth of the deep sea, herds of Swampswine can occasionally be observed casually walking on the seafloor as if it were dry land. The tusks on its face are actually soft to the touch, but harden on contact.

Each eye seen on Metazing's body is actually attached to its own brain, controlling the eye itself as well as a limb. A secret sixth brain controls production of the gas and the functions of other internal organs.

Metabat attacks larger foes in the dark to feed on hormones, using its arms to latch itself around a target's face while restricting their appendages. Oddly, victims don't lose any blood. Rather, they find themselves tired and emotionally drained.

The bottom surfaces of its legs are totally flat, allowing Metadash to glide across flat terrain with incredible speed. Metadash uses pyrokinesis to break and create momentum, resulting in a brilliant display for those fortunate enough to see it.

Each limb follows a single-minded directive to gather ingredients to mix together inside the main body. Many chefs enjoy the presence of Metagar for the purpose of creating new and exciting combinations of food.

Pride and determination are what define Salaterra, and its exactly those traits that endear many species of lesser Pokémon into its service. While it mainly depends on brute strength to get its way, Salaterra isn't a stranger to using tricks or traps.

Just one segment of Nidodos's body contains the muscle mass equivalent of Nidoking's tail, making it intensely strong. Sadly, weight limits long-distance flying or swimming, but Nidodos compensates with the sheer force it puts into attacks.

The water held inside Nidoler's larger arm allows it to spin its rotatable claw with the power of an industrial hydro drill. Nidoler will only use its poisonous touch when it knows with total certainty that the enemy's protection is broken.

Though capable of extreme brutality when angered, Hygar prefers to keep fights light-hearted. The mist surrounding each of its flying heads has a pleasant scent that can be therapeutic to Poison and Steel-type Pokémon, but toxic to others.