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Usually quite sluggish, this Pokémon will construct intricate web systems to catch its prey. The only problem is that when something gets caught in it, it's too lazy to move.

Although Ho-no cannot see, it loves running around and biting things. Its bright feathers shimmer in a multitude of colors, placing smiles on the faces of all who watch it.

Because of its two heads and brightly-colored feathers, Ho-lous is often mistaken for a rare mythical creature. In fact, it struggles to see and its underdeveloped body makes it awkward and clumsy.

Now fully evolved, this magnificent Pokémon has developed a ferocious nature and attacks anything that provokes it. Legend says that one day it will descend from a rainbow, bringing either destruction or joy.

Every master of the dark arts has a disciple. Misvoir calls on the power of its fallen allies to unleash powerful waves of dark magic when threatened.

Every master of the dark arts has a disciple. Misvoir calls on the power of its fallen allies to unleash powerful waves of dark magic when threatened.

This Pokémon clings to overhanging branches, poles, or even washing lines. It constantly scans the area for threats as it waits to evolve.

Originally sculpted from wet mud by a legendary Pokémon, this species is very odd: exhibiting three heads, though not of the same shape or size. Nowadays, Digkip are simply born this way and stay underground until they grow larger.

Its hind legs have developed enough to allow it to walk on land. The pile of rocks on its head is actually part of its skull that extrudes out during growth.

Although they make their nests underground, Digpert spend most hours of the day keeping watch above ground. Their giant arms make them formidable in battle, though their skin is soft and more suited to damp conditions.

The golden hairs that cover Primeape's body stand on end when it builds up a rage. It prefers to keep to itself, staying away from other packs of Primeape.