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Many regard this Pokémon as the definition of an identity crisis. Many have been reported to have ventured to where Ditkyu live, but they all return changed, both physically and mentally.

This Pokémon is the ultimate survivalist. It has adapted to having hyper-insulative fur that can be set alight at will to ward off the cold.

When encountering a wild Crodrill, take great caution, as its amplified toxic power and supersonic speed could leave you incapacitated in mere moments.

This Pokémon photosynthesizes constantly to produce electrical energy. Stepping on one will release a flood of potent electric spores that can even cause paralysis.

Torchpie is constantly seen setting fire to random things it comes across in the woods. Fortunately, Torchpie's flames are too weak to cause anything but slight discomfort.

Torchpod is a very resourceful species of Bug-type Pokémon. It uses the crest on the tip of its head to absorb sunlight to boost its otherwise mediocre Fire-type moves.

Torchfree can rarely be seen buzzing about warm areas, eagerly awaiting evolution as they con tourists out of their food with their adorable antics.

Upon evolution, Blafree are said to subconsciously master a special fighting style that uses hard-hitting attacks and swift yet graceful movements to defeat a foe. They are often compared to video game characters as a result.

The being seen inside the outer layer of a Venuniclus is not independent of the jelly-like substance that coats it. The crown atop its head is actually a catalyst for the being to be mind-controlled by the potent substance that coats it.

Tredash is revered as the fiery and, ironically, cold-hearted guardian of the forest. It stalks disrespectful trespassers like a silent shadow and scorches them when provoked.