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Caterkin are commonplace in many temperate forests, where they are typically seen eating leaves and twigs. They are particularly timid and likely to flee upon hearing any sharp noise.

Despite its bulky stature, Hitmonsaur is a capable fighter, able to put extreme power behind its kicks. The flower on its back converts sunlight into energy, enabling it to move with surprising agility in the daytime.

Because their arm muscles are relatively weak, Hitmonagon prefer to attack with headbutts. The red organ atop their heads provides cushioning to protect their skulls from damage.

Magiluff gather on the water's surface, feeding on scraps left behind by other Pokémon. When threatened, they inflate the three water bubbles around their bodies and float away on the wind.

Eerogue can master nearly any fighting style if given enough time to train. This immense potential led many Trainers to seek out Eerogue, and over-catching has thinned their numbers in the wild.

Rather than create their own hives, Beety instead offer protection to the hives of weaker Beedrill fusions. They use their lances to dispatch any threats to the nest they serve.

At the slightest sign of danger, Pickle quickly retreats into its tough, rocky shell. Touching Pickle while it is in this defensive posture will result in a very mild electric shock.

According to Unovan legend, a scientist transformed himself into a Pickle. Trainers from other regions often find references to this legend tiresome and overdone.

Flapping its wings generates large amounts of static electricity, which it stores in its wooly down feathers. Flocks of Magey that roost on power lines often cause localized blackouts.

The flowers that grow amidst Bellreep's wool produce oils prized by perfume makers. Harvesting these flowers requires building a trusting relationship with Bellreep. Otherwise, it will discharge its electrical build up and destroy the flowers.

Bellpuff store assorted berry juices in the coconuts atop their heads. When the juice ferments, they gather together to share drinks with each other. These gatherings are filled with jubilant, if uncoordinated, twirling and dancing.

Polima fly around marshes and lakes, catching insects with their long, sticky tongues. When threatened by a larger Pokémon, Polima dive into the water to hide.

Quagfing floats through the air, releasing a thick, polluting smog. It lacks any malicious intent in this; it is simply oblivious to the toxic nature of its own gasses.

Snealett uses its razor-sharp claws to carve through ice and permafrost, creating massive tunnel networks under the ground. An ambush predator, Snealett emerges from below, grabs its prey, and drags it into the frozen caverns it creates.

When angered, a Corino will charge along the seabed, attempting to land a powerful blow with its horn. The poison carried in its horn can cause temporary paralysis, making piercing blows extremely dangerous.

Corking stomp around at the bottom of warm seas, forcing small sand-dwelling creatures into the water. Corking preys on the fish that swim over to feed on these smaller creatures.

Young Corking have pristine skin, free from algae buildup that occurs with age. Some trainers heavily value this clean aesthetic, and go to great lengths to preserve their Corking's youthful appearance.

Skarbell lures curious Pokémon toward it by gently jangling its metallic wings. Once within reach, the prey is swallowed whole and dissolved within seconds by a powerfully caustic acid.

According to legend, when someone with an impure heart makes an earnest wish, a Hounrachi will appear before them. The Hounrachi will agree to grant the wish in exchange for what it deems to be an equivalent amount of life force.

Smearleep secretes eight distinct pigments from the tentacles atop its head. It is able to blend these pigments to create any color it wishes to use in its paintings.

Even Azuk itself finds the stench of its oily body to be unbearably repulsive. Unable to clean itself, or retreat from the stink, Azuk can only cry with a look of pure disgust permanently stuck on its face.

A small group of researchers have claimed that Honchtoed can perform elaborate song and dance routines. These claims remain unsubstantiated, and the researchers who made them have been dismissed as quacks.

Often seen at circuses, Mimekey are particularly skilled jugglers and trapeze artists. On the rare occasions that they make a mistake during a performance, they fly into an uncontrollable rage.

Glaceter's icy claws impart a dangerous poison that drops a victim's body temperature significantly. Even after treatment, this poison lingers for years, causing occasional bouts of intense freezing cold.

While unable to truly fly, Glisdoom can utilize its wings to glide down from high cliffsides in ambush. The venom from its stinger causes an intense burning sensation, leaving the victim in writhing agony.

Mamoler submerge one of their claws in freezing cold water until a massive ice block forms around it. They swing and slam this icy claw-hammer at anything that approaches.

The metronomic tick-tock of Klinkvenant's gears echoes through the old growth forests it protects. Those who litter or fell trees within its realm are shown no mercy.

Sylsey loves to adopt and protect any eggs that it finds in the wild. Sylsey will encourage and guide these eggs on their journey towards cracking, and then provide ample love and support once they do.

Pyukuty goads other Pokémon into fights by making rude gestures with its hand-like internal organs. It has no sense of honor and will resort to all manner of underhanded tactics to defeat its foes.

Garbmime have made their homes in urban alleyways, happily feeding on city residents' garbage. Cities with large populations of Garbmime have reported drastically reduced costs for trash removal.

The thick, viscous fluid that drips from Gloopuff's mouth has an overpoweringly sweet, floral scent. This fluid can be boiled and distilled into a delicious syrup that pairs well with many baked goods.

Regicanth live in the frigid, nearly inaccessible waters below large icebergs. If it ever stops swimming, the sheer cold emanating from its body will freeze the water around it, and trap it inside.

Digpie inch through the ground in search of roots and plant debris to eat. They leave well-tilled soil in their wake.

Digpod form their cocoons with hardened mud and clay. They are known to vary in color depending on the soil contents of their regions.

The wings of a Digfree pick up seeds from the flowers it feeds on. These seeds later drop off into the well-tilled soil it creates while digging.

The heads of Dugpie operate independently but cooperatively. Each head looks in a different direction to watch for predators.

The three heads of Dugpod fight for space and nutrients with the cocoon. One head will become dominant over the other two.

Volty provokes weaker Pokémon to fight by exposing its glowing rear end and letting out a mocking laugh. If it ever finds itself outmatched, it releases a blinding flash of light and makes its escape.

Belltops dig their root-like feet into the soil to feed on latent nutrients. While feeding, they protect themselves with their razor-sharp leaf-shaped sickles.

Weepinster positions itself among colorful reefs, its large mouth agape. It waits patiently for small fish seeking refuge to swim inside, then slams shut, locking them inside for digestion.

Victreerade puppeteers a beautiful-looking figure at the end of its tail to lure prey closer. Once the victim is within reach, it uses its vines to grab the target and hold it inside its body for digestion.

Warler retreats into its spherical shell and rolls down mountain slopes to travel quickly. Once it gets rolling, it will be unable to stop itself without crashing into something solid.

Its body is comprised of a viscous, foul-smelling sludge that drips off in globs as it walks. One droplet of sludge from a Mueon is enough to render 500,000 gallons of pristine water undrinkable.

If touched, the blue flames amidst Gasxen's gaseous ears and tail will cause an intense burn. Victims are said to only find relief if they offer Gasxen a sincere apology and some of their life force.

Kingchan has adopted a patient, defensive fighting style. Its tough carapace allows it to easily withstand many blows while waiting for the opportunity to land a haymaker with its massive claw.