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The bone-like armor Marozor possesses was once its mother's remains. Overcoming the sorrow of its mother's death, Marozor's unshakeable bravery is what drives it to fight for survival. Its steely pincers are strong enough to crush anything.

Mr. pass is beloved by many children as the huge, jolly juggler in circuses. Mr. pass is also a secret guardian for its fellow performers, using its telekinesis to create invisible crushing walls against those who dare hurt anyone in the circus.

It is said that before one departs to the afterlife, Snornoir will carry the deceased to an unknown place where they will share their final feast. Snornoir will then guide them to their eternal home after they've eaten everything.

While Typhxorus is naturally docile, it has a fierce temper. When its rage is set off, it creates a huge explosive blast from its fur, burning everything around it while camouflaging itself with a draconic aura.

Whenever Azumareon spends time in the water, it creates fire-filled bubbles from the flames stored in its body. The waters of the rivers and lakes where it lives can reach over 1,400 degrees Fahrenheit.

In heavy rainfall seasons, Azumaossom is often seen dancing happily in rivers. A folk legend claims it will dance so long that the rain never ends, over-watering crops and causing famine.

Azumalurk is an indispensable resource in childcare centers and Pokémon orphanages. An unassuming, cute bulwark against anything that threatens the children. Its Aqua Jet can fly at speeds beyond that of an advanced military jet.

Despite Azumapuff's short and bulky stature, it can hop and skip around at unexpectedly fast speeds if it detects anything bad with its surprisingly sharp senses. The pink egg it carries is said to bring everlasting happiness to anyone who eats it.

Slugnub never stops in its pursuit for food to oscillate its temperatures between hot and cold. If it stops at any moment, its body would immediately harden and cool, its succulent and preserved meat ripe for fine dining.

Blisveon is often seen around Baby Pokémon, gently singing lullabies as the Baby Pokémon sleep around it. Poké Fans can be seen lining up for them whenever they are available for adoption in Pokémon centers, due to its gentle, cute caregiving nature.

Often seen in factories with illegal working conditions, Magnezing's magnetic field is used to trap toxic gas wastes from these factories, then filter it with its internal filtering system. The clear, dewy air it creates is often turned into cologne.

Fables state that in war times, this Pokémon appears as a warning for civilizations to make peace. Some say if no peace can be achieved, it will discharge bursts of electricity exceeding 200,000 volts, destroying civilizations it deems unworthy.

Because of its magnificent and dazzling mane, akin to an eternally blazing flame, Glacenine is quite popular among Pokémon collectors. Those who treat it with abuse and disrespect, however, will be frozen alive, eternally encased in ice.

If someone makes eye contact with Pawntu, it will gaze back with malicious intent. Even a slight movement can trigger it to hop and chase relentlessly in an attempt to attack.

Pawnfarig's two heads often conflict with each other when it comes to their diet and way of life. The front head prefers to live peacefully and eat grass, while the tail head prefers to goad any other Pokémon to attack it and eat them instead.

Pawnsparce is docile and mostly seen in caverns, eating moss or flying around with its nubby wings. When spotted, it will immediately get defensive and try to scare off anything approaching with its sharp blade-like drill and screeches.

Its three heads now united physically and in their desire for battle, Pawnzone is often seen standing alone in a dark cave, territorial and constantly anticipating a fight to break out at any moment.

Pawnesta was worshiped in ancient times as a harbinger of war. Wherever its five sharp nubs jointly point, its worshipers take it as a sign of battle and strike there.

Its scissor-like blade atop its head is used as a balancing point to help Pawnmite stay aloft while hovering, always on the lookout for a battle with any Pokémon that meets its gaze.

Despite what seems like two different heads, Pawnduo actually only has one. The other "head" is a tail-like appendage, its pointy, prehensile nature helping it defend itself from predators.

Milono discards their hind legs for a beautiful tail, heavily sought after by poachers for its stained glass-like patterns. Because it only gained its vision recently, its helplessness and cuteness makes for an ideal pet.

Unlike many other Pokémon with multiple heads, Milolous's two heads are notably cooperative and get along with each other, though each head still equally vies for attention. It's also much more intelligent than it was before evolving.

Milodreigon has exceptional intellect, impeccable memory, and a truly beautiful form, which is often seen in artworks. However, don't enrage it, as it is more than capable of destruction, with violent flooding being its most often-used method.

It is said that seeing Syltoed perform a Rain Dance atop a lake with other Pokémon will bless one's romantic endeavors. Their soft, harmonious croaks echo during any rainy weather.

Rosola is often seen making its home with other Rosola surrounding parts of undersea optic cables. They communicate by the color of their sparky, colorful coral branches.

The inner core of its brightly-colored body contains both plasma and cosmic particles, fused into an incredibly potent, near-infinite energy. However, Ror will often overcharge electric devices and blow them up, making it a risky energy source.

Rocool's eyes are one of the few things that shine brightly deep under the sea, due to the density of plasma within its body. If seen, it will stare into your eyes with its burning light until you look away.

Despite their blindness, Feeno can live in the toughest of environments, eating anything that comes their way. Though unattractive at first glance, Pokémon Hunters know better and have been hunting them down for their scales after they evolve.

Stunat are often found in marshes, frolicking around the reeds. Their large eyes are notable for their octochromacy, having eight cone photoreceptors that allow it to see the world's colors more vibrantly and vividly.

On rare occasions, Noisharp can be seen leading a large pack of Pawniard. They are more dangerous than regular Pawniard because they learned from Noisharp how to emit ultrasonic waves and leap through the sky with their blades ready.

Living in the ozone layer, Minilix protects its fellow Minior from other predators in the atmosphere by eating the predators first. The more Minilix eats, the more something stirs within it, as if it's about to burst out of its shell.

Those who see Minino swinging its Minior-like pendulum are said to experience visions and knowledge they think is from beyond this world. They end up stuck in a coma-like daze, mumbling gibberish that resembles deranged conspiracies.

After living together as a single ghastly entity, as the mother Genkhan got stronger, the child inside its pouch eventually became its own ghostly entity, becoming closer with its mother and stronger in death.