15 pokedex entries by curazy
When Marofairy finds scattered bones, it waits until nightfall to dance for them one last time, honoring their spirit with a graceful ritual. Onlookers say the air around it grows still and reverent as it moves.
Giraziken's flames ignite mid-strike, guided by instinct sharpened in countless fights. The heat of its body rises with each attack, fueling its final blow.
Small but fierce, Girarunt uses psychic force and mighty stomps to protect its friends. It can hold on with a powerful bite, thanks to its strong jaws.
Teddisol starts pacing and growling an hour before storms arrive, making it a perfect partner on long hikes.
Teddiria floats silently through moonlit skies, leaving a trail of glittering mist. It cradles itself in its clouds, humming lullabies.
Known to mesmerize with graceful movements, Porytic can distort reality just enough to confuse foes while captivating onlookers, even through digital video formats.
Known for its playful nature and time-twisting powers, Celefairy brings hope to those lost in darkness. Some say its laughter can be heard echoing from timelines long since forgotten.
This Mimebull will panic and attempt to cheer sad individuals up, aggressively. With awkward party tricks and uncomfortable hugs, it won't stop until everyone is laughing or least pretending to.
Blafarig senses danger moments before it strikes, flaring with intense fire. It uses its speed and flames to land a blinding counterattack.
Feared by many, Abring only appears when danger is near, its presence a silent warning cloaked in strength. Its thick fur protects it from harsh winter seasons.
Vulwak is more primal and wary than many other Pokémon. It's harder to catch and control and prefers to rely on a torch and bones to navigate through dark places.
Slatoed spends most of its time lounging and sleeping in trees near riverbanks. The sound of rain can make it fall asleep even faster.
Shroomtoed lives in damp forests, spreading spores that encourage plant growth. Its cheerful croak echoes through the trees, often signaling the arrival of spring.
While it appears innocent, Altaursa becomes possessive of those who nap under its watch, refusing to let them wake until it's satisfied they've “rested enough.” Some say it sings not to soothe, but to keep you still.
Golwak will find and wield a sturdy stick. It usies it both for battle and to steady itself while swimming through strong currents.
