14 pokedex entries by captainzscourge
Manyte often is found along shorelines comparing their shells to other Manyte. The shell it inhabits is said to be that of an ancient Pokémon.

The shell on its body makes it hard for Azumastar to properly swim in strong currents. It has resorted to tumbling along the sandy bottoms instead.

Due to this Pokémon's speed, it is able to pass through time itself. It is said that when it does so, the air is set ablaze as it disappears.

Thanks to its small body, Azunyte it is able to withdraw into its large shell as a shelter. Sometimes it is mistaken for a shell when it does so.

The incantations that this Pokémon may chant can cause sudden and violent storms. It often disappears once the storm has passed.

The large claws on its paws allow for an easy hunt. The hard shells on Armroc's back protect it from any surprise attacks while it's resting.

Dusknine is able to sense radio waves from the spirit realm. It it seen moving through graveyards, and as it passes, it takes the spirits with it.

Drifbeon is often seen at night in the ocean, usually during riptides. It floats within the currents and takes children caught within them out to sea.

Phantlithe was once an overgrown statue of a loyal Growlithe, carved many years ago. It is now the home of a lost child's soul.

Trelithe is often the last sight of those who are causing a forest to shrink in size. It is able to bend nature to its will, despite barely moving.

This Pokémon is the legendary guardian of nature, according to folklore. There is often tribute left at its feet, from people and Pokémon alike.

Despite its appearance, Noilithe loves fruit! It's loyal to anyone who gives it a treat, and can help lost miners and explorers out of dark caves.

These Pokémon move swiftly through dark caverns with its ultrasonic capabilities. They're often mistaken for legendary creatures by explorers.

Arcanoir is revered as a legendary guardian of the afterlife. It is said that it guides those who have passed away into the spiritual realm.
