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Voltwear is less volatile than the sum of its parts - its larger size and less explosive nature compared to an unfused Voltorb have even had some look into using it as a living, industrial-capacity battery.

The bomb an Electrsey produces every day can destroy anything within a twenty-foot radius. Their actual eggs are indistinguishable from these bombs.

Startang always keeps the large gem on its body clean and shiny. Despite having no visible eyes, it can still see, leading some to believe this gem is actually the Pokémon's eye.

Mr. dreigon were once popular entertainment Pokémon. Today, the sight of one often causes young children to cry.

Mr. ful often sits on the shelves of toy stores, waiting for someone to take it home. Be very careful if you end up with one, because they have a boiling-hot temper.

The diverse scale patterns of a Magikarp mixed with the temperament and trainability of a Rockruff make Magiruff a surprisingly popular show Pokémon.

The long-lived Drasol is constantly shedding both fur and scales. When made into jewelry, these sheddings are said to provide protection from bad luck.

A telltale sign of the presence of Typhiard in an area are the thin, burnt slice marks it leaves when training its flaming blades on rocks and trees.

A Pidpod can remember everywhere it's ever been. It uses its time in its hard shell to perfect its mental cartography.

Feralett only appears in deep bodies of water. It can create whirlpools by spinning its body at incredible speeds.

Ledsian's wings have become incapable of flight after fusion. Instead, it uses them alongside its whiskers to sense the movements of nearby people and Pokémon.

Igglysly may feel soft and pliable, but it has a rock-solid core that prevents its shape from deforming. It can cry for hours on end when upset.

Togeking can be found relaxing in beautiful places. They're said to bring good fortune to whomever brings them an offering of sweet fruits.

Skipans only live in warm environments. Hiding in bushes and tall grass, they disguise themselves as a flower to attract prey.

Ratdile are extremely curious. Unfortunately, they investigate most things by biting them with their incredibly powerful jaws.

The amnesia-inducing effects of Gloom's noxious honey have been neutralized by fusion, making Aioom's honey theoretically safe to eat - though most say that it tastes terrible.

The bizarre Aiton is often mistaken for a form of Unown. Not much is known about where it comes from or how it survives in the wild.

A Girackle's front head eats berries, and its rear head eats grasses. The foods it eats mix in its shell to make a highly sought-after sweet tea.

Steedily live deep beneath the ocean floor. The movements of enough Steedily in any given area can cause underwater earthquakes and tsunamis.

Feartrio's three heads can rapidly spin to drill through the ground with their long beaks. Nobody is sure where their necks begin or end.

Porychu was created as a new form of Porygon2 using the data of a Pikachu that was placed into the Pokémon Storage System. However, it quickly duplicated itself and is now overabundant.

Stanlax uses its weak psychic abilities to mix different foods together without having to move. However, it can't use these abilities for combat.

Eleiard's metal body is always buzzing with electricity. It discharges this electricity in devastating blade attacks.

The twin leaves of Leafblade wrap around the stems and trunks of plants and trees, draining them of their life energy to feed itself. In a dire situation, it can stick into the ground to absorb nutrients from roots.

Garderachi is said to be able to see your deepest wish with the eye on its stomach. If your wish is pure, it will be granted, but if your wish is wicked, it will trap you in crystal forever.

Despite its size, Shedsaur remains mostly motionless throughout the course of its life. Anything that enters the hole on its back is never seen again.

Metcario are incredibly rare and elusive Pokémon, possessing both the strength to effortlessly punch through metal walls and the intelligence to understand human speech. It only grows more intelligent with evolution.

Metato's four brains give it a perfect memory, letting it transform into anything it's seen before. These brains are the only solid part of its body.

Duskowl are able to see perfectly, in even pitch-black environments. Rumors say that the spirit world whispers to them about their surroundings when they're in the dark.

At night, groups of Turtret sleep huddled together, disguising themselves as a pile of dirt with their soil-covered backs faced towards the outside. One Turtret stays awake to keep an eye on their surroundings.

Zoroxorus are both incredibly territorial and incredibly strong. Rangers keep a close eye on their habitat to ensure they don't roam too close to where people live.

Nidoian are vicious predators, swooping down to deliver a poisonous blow then retreating back into the sky until its prey succumbs. It's recommended to exercise extreme caution around them for this reason.

The mysterious Kyoloom has only been seen a handful of times throughout history. Mysterious blinking lights in the sea are sometimes attributed to this Pokémon.

The exceedingly rare pest Darkcada incites nightmares in people for days on end before eating the generated bad dreams and moving on. It is unknown if there is only one or many.

In the warm months, Brebat flies around all day scattering spores. These spores will grow into new baby Shroombat.

This Pokémon comes from another universe, one where darkness has consumed the world. The arms have a mind of their own, manipulating the blind Banrachi for their own agenda.

Clefcorio uses the glowing balls on its arms to create dazzling light shows. In the wild, this serves to confuse its predators, but in domestic settings, this Pokémon is popular as a performance artist.

Krookogrowth pulls its limbs into its vine camouflage as it waits for prey. As soon as something comes within range, it launches its entire body at them, ensnaring them with the very same vines.

Chandeltic consumes the spirits of evil people, sparing those who are pure of heart. Seeing one is said to be a sign of bad luck.

The mushrooms on this Pokémon's back can be shot out and retracted like weapons, remaining attached to the main body via Pyukuras's ropelike internal organs.

Klefling are skilled lockpicks, and are thus valued partner Pokémon of locksmiths and thieves, alike. It only lets go of its favorite key if it finds one it likes more.

Unbelievable heat smolders within Volcaelgon's body while it waits for evolution. Touching one without suitable gloves could result in a nasty burn.

One can easily track a Volcapet in the night by the trail of glimmering embers it leaves behind as it travels. It can be seen feasting on ashes after forest fires.

Solotine's gelatinous body allows solid objects, but not water, to pass through it. Young Remoraid often hitch rides to new feeding grounds in the safety of this viscous fluid.

Zuth are skilled scavengers that love to hoard shiny objects in the caves they call home. With their ultra-sensitive eyes, they can see in near-total darkness.

The striped pattern on this desert-dwelling Pokémon makes Krokotortle a popular partner for bandits in Western movies.

Cubone that live in the icy mountains may have their bodies and hearts chilled by the cold, resulting in the frigid Frosbone. It does not show emotion, but will still look sadly at the full moon, thinking of its mother.

Froswak have hardened, cold hearts. Once they set upon a goal, nothing can stop them from achieving it.

This ghastly Pokémon is said to come into being when a beloved feline Pokémon is lost in the forest. The grief causes the Pokémon's spirit to remain anchored to this world, and it becomes a new Phanth.

Goomime is a popular performing Pokémon in traveling shows. For its tricks, it can form imitations of objects using slime.

A menacing creature thought to be from Ultra Space, Necroter eats both light and life force in equal amounts.

Bruxcada make their nests at the base of coral reefs, loudly imitating the call of the predatory Toxedo to ward off intruders near their home.

Large groups of Paradon have been known to ram into and knock over large trees, feeding on the resulting decaying plant matter.

Meowbat are drawn to objects that make a pleasant sound when ultrasonic waves are bounced off of them. Every Meowbat has its own unique taste in sounds.

Charva love to fight, and are in always in search of an opponent. A single Pokémon is deceptively strong, and even a small amount of them can set a large area completely ablaze as they battle each other.

Macada possesses incredible arm strength for its size, but its legs are relatively weak. For this reason, it prefers to train against slower Pokémon.

Sometimes Pokémon will take shelter in the shells that Graveler leave behind after evolution, which results in fusions like Doler.