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Voltin's primary method of collecting electricity is through its stomach. It will eat any unattended electronics it finds.

When threatened on land or sea, Koffllery will spew a cloud of noxious gas. This gas is often so toxic that it knocks out its target, but by then the Pokémon is long gone.

Koffcott travels to areas overrun by air pollution. Despite its friendly demeanor and good intentions, it often makes the problem worse.

Electapede are a common pest at power plants. Their electric attacks make it difficult for bird Pokémon to keep the population under control.

Gyarabro is prolific at fishing but seems only interested in catching Magikarp. Somehow it's drawing energy from these pathetic fish Pokémon to sustain its incredible power.

The bubbles Mewkie surrounds itself with are actually made of psychic energy. They're surprisingly durable.

The bubbles Mewadier creates help it channel its psychic power. It can teleport anything it can fit inside one of them.

Ratwak uses its tail like a whip. It often lords over a pack of Rattata that it works to the bone.

Shuown shares an uncanny resemblance to ancient writing. Its meaning is thought to be "protection" or "defense".

Standing next to Slugda is like standing at the lip of a volcano. It's so hot that people can quickly feel dizzy and need to sit down.

The balls on Mimelia's hands can be detached at will. It can often be found juggling, much to the delight of children and other Pokémon.

Mimebat's nose honks when squeezed. When it flies at night, the honking caused by hitting obstacles often wakes other Pokémon.

Magmorbell's primary defense mechanism is belching fireballs. This is well-suited for fending off predators, but it can be dangerous when it sneezes.

Porydrio seems to be a conglomeration of programming from the last few decades. Despite their differences, they work in unison and devise plans quickly.

Garbro's young holds on tightly to its tail at all times because it feels there is no safer place to be. Few can get past a Garbro when it's protecting something.

Mawedo has developed a unique ability to ride its second head. This is for the best, as the second head often moves of its own volition without thought or planning.

Bastiomime uses its psychic abilities to shield itself from attacks. The shape of this shield almost looks like a prehistoric Pokémon.

The sprout on Turbre's head is said to be indicative of the Pokémon's overall health. It only puts the healthiest soil in its head dish to ensure growth.

The sprout on Grobre's head grows into a bush capable of producing berries said to have healing properties. It takes great care to make sure the plant doesn't get too much or too little sunlight.

The bush on Torbre's head is a mighty tree that other Pokémon often use for shelter. Torbre is very protective of any Pokémon that rests beneath its branches.

In the wild, Empotoed preside over kingdoms of Poliwag. However, if one meets a Trainer it considers to have kingly qualities, it will follow their commands completely, albeit grudgingly.

Nosepod barely moves and is often mistaken for a statue or a weirdly shaped rock. If pointed in any direction other than north, it will slowly rotate until its nose points northward.

Rumors say that Pawn Jr. often appears in children's closets seemingly at random. Attempts to get rid of it are futile, as it always reappears the next day.

Flybro carries its young on its tail at all times. When things are desperate, it will swing its tail using its child like a club.

In its mouth, Reshider holds an orb of immense power. This grants it the ability to manipulate fire with ease.

Bander cleverly disguises itself as a purse of some sort. When no one is looking it uses its tongue to swallow unsupervised coins, but it's unclear what it does with them.

Galvancie carries with it a crystal charged with electricity. If not for the protective webbing the Pokémon covers it in, it would fry everything around it.

Mimibok bears a smiling hood pattern to befriend human and Pokémon alike. It's often confused when it doesn't work.

While being perfectly capable of flying, Slalow doesn't move much. It often enjoys relaxing, but will walk when it needs to find food.

Rosedle's rose hides a toxic spike. Many novice gardeners are sent to the emergency room by this Pokémon.

Stunpass's entire body is a prism capable of refracting light when angled correctly. When it sneezes, it shoots and sprays out colors like a rainbow.

Sablbre's head covering is as hard as diamonds. It delves into caves searching for precious stones, unafraid of falling rocks and attacks from above.

Sharprow is just as fast in the water as it is in the air. Researchers have determined this is because of the crest on its head.

Komplume's scales are a perfect defense from many fearsome Pokémon who share its habitat. In ancient times, an imitation of this headdress was worn by war chiefs who went to battle.

Scraloon carries its shed skin wherever it goes. It often enjoys offering rides to smaller Pokémon.

Weary travelers often sit on Nuztad, mistaking it for a tree stump. This causes Nuztad to get irritated, but thankfully, it's too weak to be a serious threat.

Pelidew's yellow appendage is actually its beak. Its weirdly configured jaws allow it to swallow objects nearly as big as itself.

Sewak wields the tail bone of a Seviper with savage precision. If the blade gets nicked, it will pause whatever it was doing and sharpen it.

Castsis keeps a protective layer of water around it at all times. It enjoys resting in the rain to collect more water.

Chimeveon's ribbons are extremely sensitive and can detect evil presences nearby. In ancient times, it protected temples.

There is nothing a hiker fears more than a herd of Gravetank rolling down a mountain. It will easily roll over any obstacle in its path.

Prone to meditating for long periods of time, it is as motionless as a statue. Monks dream of being a fraction as still as Gravetite.

Goagon are often arrogant and prideful. This could be intimidating if they weren't constantly stumbling due to their heavy head.

Hypsaur's flower has fully opened, allowing continuous access to its sleeping gas. Prolonged exposure causes deep sleep that is difficult to wake from.