37 pokedex entries by chibitales
Zaptina is said to herald the approach of devastating thunderstorms. Efforts are being made to track it and create an early warning system to protect citizens.

The leaf on Chikochic's head produces different scents depending on its mood. Each individual of this species has its own small garden of berries it tends to with diligence. Berries it chooses to eat are roasted with an Ember attack.

Ferarorus lives near the edges of glaciers and travels between land and sea to hunt. The sail on its back is made of a membrane that shimmers and causes confusion in potential prey, allowing it to close in and attack.

With their large ears, Malow hop across the ground listening for Bug-type Pokémon just beneath the soil. Once they find a target, they let out a screech to disorient it and Water Gun to soften the dirt. Then, they dig up their prize.

Sunyte gather in large groups on sunny beaches to rest. The large shell on its back can take in sunlight and release it in a powerful Solar Beam if it feels threatened.

Cortales sits near coral reefs, pretending to be part of it in order to lure in fish Pokémon to eat. It can go several weeks between meals, waiting for the perfect opportunity to strike. Despite its clunky appearance, it is quite fast underwater.

Using its powerful psychic abilities, Corphox defends its home by trapping intruders inside the bubbles from its staff and moving them far away. Those who continue to intrude are met with a mighty Bubble Beam barrage until they leave.

An extremely toxic gas is constantly building up within Magnefing's body. It expels this gas alongside its attacks to relieve pressure and poison foes.

Groups of Gibpy will spar with each other to train. They use their strong trunks to hold on to their opponent while delivering their Bite attacks.

Slainch buries itself in shady places, leaving its open mouth exposed while it waits for prey to walk into it. It often falls asleep while waiting and ends up scaring away potential prey by snoring.

It is said that a Arctales has one tail for every existing Pokémon Type. Its nimbleness and elusive nature create difficulties for scientists studying it.

Aggret gather iron ore to fashion into the armor that protects their soft bodies. When threatened, they won't hesitate to charge foes and knock them down, only to quickly burrow into the ground to get away.

Dragon energy courses through Laziken's body, allowing it to deliver kicks with devastating ferocity. It harnesses this power further through training on tall mountains.

Slacoon lazily anchors itself to the ceiling of a tree hollow to await evolution. It often ends up falling from the ceiling, but lands softly on the hollow floor and continues to wait while watching the days pass.

Shroomyena eats many different types of herbs to fill out its diet, many of which contain compounds that cause drowsiness, paralysis, and even poison. It stores these compounds in its body and releases them with its Bite attacks.

Shroomple is often found resting in patches of damp soil during the day, leaving to find food at night. If caught by a predator, it will shake its body vigorously, releasing poisonous and nasty-tasting spores.

Because Shroomlow can't see very well, it stays almost entirely on the ground. If it gets spooked, it will fly into the nearest tree and leave poisonous spores in its wake.

Yachomp has recently been discovered guarding ancient tombs. It can control the wrappings on its body at will, and it is theorized to survive by feeding on minerals or latent energy in the area.

Juvenile Fletchruff often form small groups and strengthen their wings by jumping from small ledges. Because they are very social and easy to train, Fletchruff make great starter Pokémon for new Trainers.

With stronger wings and more confidence, Fletchruff has become more independent than its previous evolution. It spits globs of molten rock from its beak to attack foes.

Gootales is very friendly and is often found sheltering weaker Pokémon and helping them grow. Despite this, its known to hold grudges for several decades if picked on. The gooey secretions from its tails are very warm.

During nights with a crescent moon, Cresstales lounges in areas with an unobstructed view of the sky. Its tails flutter and shine with the lunar energy it's storing. It will leave just before dawn to await the next crescent moon.

Jangsel cares very much about their appearance and sound. They meticulously clean their scales whenever they have a chance. The Jangsel with the shiniest and most pleasant-sounding scales leads the pack.

This Pokémon can create sweet smelling will-o'-the-wisps and control them at will. If there's a scent Slurpix particularly likes, the orbs will reflect that scent until it gets bored of it.

This Pokémon leaves behind a sweet scent as it dashes around looking for the best berries to munch on. Some bakeries even employ Slurnine's help to bake pastries to perfection. Its nose is very sensitive to even the faintest of smells.

Poochple actively seeks out other, preferably smaller Pokémon to bully and chase away from food it wants. If a larger Pokémon has food Poochple wants, it will gather its siblings or friends to help chase them off.

This Pokémon lazily floats on the pond it calls home, looking for shiny objects Trainers may have dropped in the water. Zigtad collects these objects and moves them to its den. No two hoards are exactly alike between individuals.

Wurmzagoon's spikes hold a paralyzing toxin it uses to deter predators. It is theorized this Pokémon intentionally eats poisonous plants to make it. As soon as the poison takes hold, Wurmzagoon will dash away to a safer location.

The large cap on its head stores energy from the sun. It uses some of this energy alongside the plants it eats to secrete a sticky poison from the horn on its head. This poison irritates the stomach of bird Pokémon that try to eat it.

Seedrill loves to pretend to be a large acorn and spook Pokémon and Trainers alike. The leaf on its tail absorbs sunlight while it sits still and provides energy.

Seedzagoon attaches to tree branches by its head and tail to absorb nutrients. Its pinecone-like fur makes a rattling noise as it moves. When Seedzagoon is tired, it descends to the ground and digs a small burrow to rest in.

Tailyena will persistently chase its prey through land or sky. It will let out a loud bark from the top of its home tree to mark its territory.

Wingyena sneaks around beaches to steal shiny objects and valuables from beachgoers. If confronted, it howls to summon more of its pack. If given an opportunity, it will flee with the valuables in its mouth.

Wingnoone prowls around lakes where fishermen gather. As soon as a fish is reeled in, it dashes forward at lightning speed to steal the catch. This usually ends in success since most fishers won't bother chasing it.

A negative electrical charge is generated and stored in Mingull's wings as it flies. If it builds up too much, it will discharge a Thunderbolt to get rid of the excess. This oftentimes leads to short power outages in areas with beaches.

Gastales is usually seen wandering cemeteries at night, stopping at each grave as if in mourning. It stays longer for those who have not been visited in a long time. Once dawn arrives, it slinks back into the forest to await the twilight.

Gentales loves creeping around to scare unsuspecting Trainers. Some theorize it gains power through fear while others mark it as a simple prankster. Keep your senses sharp when travelling through Gentales's territory, or you may be in for a fright.
