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It keeps wild Pokémon away by heating up the fluffy cotton covering its body until it glows. Altareon hums gentle lullabies to entertain its Trainer or help them fall asleep.

Depending on its body size, the pitch of its melodious voice can vary greatly, ranging from a celestial soprano to a powerful tenor. The cotton surrounding its body vaguely resembles a pumpkin, making it easy to spot in fields at night.

When angered, the white cotton tufts on its body turn gray and crackle with electricity. When Altatric is in a good mood, however, it spends the whole day singing sweet, melodic tunes.

It can run across the sky by forming cloud-like cushions beneath its majestic paws. Each morning, it fills the valleys with its angelic song carried by the wind, believed to be a blessing. Living near Altanine is considered a sign of great fortune.

It can run across the sky by forming cloud-like cushions beneath its majestic paws. Each morning, it fills the valleys with its angelic song carried by the wind, believed to be a blessing. Living near Altanine is considered a sign of great fortune.

By forming soft clouds beneath its paws, it races freely across the sky. Each morning, its angelic song flows through the valleys on the breeze, believed to bring blessings. Those who live near Altanine are thought to be especially favored by fate.

Altaizard can blend into a cloudy sky thanks to the shape of its soft wings, and its tail flames are often mistaken for sunlight. It warns others about its territory by singing loudly and attacks anyone who dares to ignore its vocal warnings.

Sliruff has a habit of licking and coating its Trainer in mucus to show its affection. Its fangs are small but extremely sharp and sturdy.

Sliroc is highly cautious and fiercely protective of its Trainer. The mucus coating its fur is harvested to create powerful acne creams.

To blind its enemies, it shoots sticky saliva bubbles from its mouth at their faces. Sliadier has a habit of stealing berries from Pokémon slower than itself, knowing that its developed agility will allow it to get away undisturbed.

The sticky slime coating its body has beneficial effects on plants, as it keeps parasites away. A single sweep of its tail is powerful enough to move even large stone monoliths.

When Goosaur senses danger, its skin begins secreting an extremely toxic green slime. It wanders through the marshlands, offering protection to young Goomy left on their own.

Goobarel is extremely affectionate and tries to hug anyone who gets close, pulling them in with its long antennae. It uses the sticky slime covering its body to reinforce the hinges of the dams it builds along rivers.

When Goosaur senses danger, its skin begins secreting an extremely toxic green slime. It wanders through the marshlands, offering protection to young Goomy left on their own.

It is said that Regiogre roams the seas collecting debris and rocks to expand its majestic stone fins. Rumor has it that a single movement of its tail can unleash devastating tsunamis.

Rumor has it that Regiray stands guard over mysterious ruins hidden deep within icy caves. The ice crystals on its body act as catalysts for its lethal electric attacks.

It is said that its long, icy body allows it to fly through outer space in search of meteors to destroy, protecting the world from harm. To regenerate its frozen coils, it feeds on snow and ice to help them grow back.

The special metal alloy that forms Regither's body has made it an extraordinarily tough and capable fighter. When it spreads its red wings, it is ready to strike with its razor-sharp scythes.

Reginium absorbs sunlight using the solar panels around its neck to power up its Grass-type moves. Its body is composed of a mysterious metal harder than diamond.

When Regirow takes flight, its metal wings generate so much energy that they create whirlwinds. Its indestructible beak can pierce through any material with incredible precision.

Its boosters allow Regirem to fly through the air with its massive steel body as if it were a cutting-edge aircraft. Its cooling system activates instantly to keep its vital organs stable, releasing a freezing mist around it.

Its boosters allow Regirem to fly through the air with its massive steel body as if it were a cutting-edge aircraft. Its cooling system activates instantly to keep its vital organs stable, releasing a freezing mist around it.

The metal that makes up its body is tougher than titanium, giving rise to the belief that Regizard is indestructible. If it flies for too many days in a row without resting, it risks overheating and losing control of its own actions.

Regiuk's body is composed of a mysterious metal similar to mercury and is just as toxic and harmful to the touch. Objects swallowed by its silvery slime are dissolved in a matter of moments.

The seed on its back has blossomed into a large red flower, from whose center it can release various kinds of spores. It has the ability to emit a floral aroma so sweet that it makes opposing Pokémon lose the will to fight.

If someone annoys Vilew, it sprays them with paralyzing spores generated by the petals on its head. It loves using its powers to take on the appearance of Pokémon it encounters, just to watch their confused reactions.

The seed on Vilesaur's back has matured into a grand crimson bloom that releases clouds of potent spores. Its sweet fragrance is said to calm even the fiercest Pokémon, draining their will to battle.

The liquid obtained by pressing its broad petals is extraordinarily nutritious and helps strengthen the immune system. It is a gentle and docile creature commonly found on farms built near woods and forests.

As it soars over farmlands, Vilekrow scatters toxic powder from the bloom on its head, preventing crops from sprouting. With its vengeful and maleficent nature, it devastates harvests near its domain.

It thanks those who have listened to its songs by releasing an extraordinarily sweet fragrance from the petals on its head. Many doctors recommend listening to Vilepuff's singing, as it is believed to hold therapeutic properties.

Vileoom's petals release a foul stench that only members of its own species find pleasant and appealing. In autumn Vileoom produces a peculiar purple pollen that can trigger severe allergic reactions.

When night falls, Vileroc sways the petals of the magnificent flower on its head to release a sweet scent and lure in unsuspecting prey. Its stone claws are so tough and sharp that they can scratch even steel.

When night falls, Vileroc sways the petals of the magnificent flower on its head to release a sweet scent and lure in unsuspecting prey. Its stone claws are so tough and sharp that they can scratch even steel.

The petals on its head protect it from the sun as if they were a kind of hat. If the Pokémon around it are too noisy, Vilera releases sleep-inducing spores to make them fall asleep, and to go back to sleep itself.

The flower on Vilegong's head can survive only in icy environments, so it never leaves the frozen caves or cold waters it inhabits. It naturally releases highly fragrant aromas that are prized on the market.

According to legend, Necrotales is said to possess the ability to cross dimensions through its powers. Each of its nine tails has taken on a different color by absorbing light particles from every reality it has visited throughout its lifetime.

Necroedo prowls the ocean waters in a desperate search for sources of light to seize with its terrifying jaws. When it plunges into the most remote depths of the sea, the prolonged lack of direct sunlight makes it far more aggressive.

Sailors are terrified of Dhelrow, as they believe spotting one in flight is a sign of an impending great catastrophe. It usually builds its den in the graveyards of ships wrecked by storms.

It is said that Dhelslash appears to sailors who have survived shipwrecks, drawn to them by their willpower. The bronze metal that makes up its blade can cut stone in two.

It is said that Dhelslash appears to sailors who have survived shipwrecks, drawn to their willpower. Its steel shield has been tempered by the pressure of the ocean, making it extremely durable.

Dhelray is often employed for its ferocity as a guardian for ships moored in the harbor. When it electrifies its anchor-shaped tail, it is about to launch its most powerful Electric-type attacks.

If Dhelking strikes the seabed with its anchor-shaped tail, it generates shocks powerful enough to trigger violent tsunamis. It tends to inhabit ocean depths, haunting the areas around shipwrecks.

Dhelgalge is a terrifying creature that dwells in the ocean depths and devours everything it encounters. If a ship sails through its territory, it surfaces and uses its anchor-shaped fins to drag the vessel down into the abyss.

Dhelmite roams the sea whenever fog rises, using its light to help fishing boats find their way back home. It is very shy around humans and quickly dives underwater whenever someone tries to speak to it.

Legend has it that Dhelton was born from the souls of sailors who perished at sea, which is why it helps those still sailing. The bulbs on its three heads flash intermittently to warn ships of nearby rocks and prevent them from damaging their hulls.

Sailors believe Dhelton watches over the sea, guiding ships away from danger. The glowing bulbs atop its three heads pulse like beacons, illuminating treacherous waters and steering vessels clear of hidden reefs.

Marsaur drags its prey with vines into the poisonous thorns covering its bulb, making escape difficult. It feeds on dead plants and fungi to sustain the toxins in its body.

It lures other Pokémon into eating the poisonous leaves that grow on its head, leaving them too weak to defend themselves from its attacks. Marish dwells in warm waters that promote the growth of its toxic foliage.

Toxsir dwells in the jungle, feeding on the sap of plants that thrive in tropical climates. It has deadly pincers atop its head capable of slicing through rock, while its spines carry a lethal toxin that leaves no escape for its victims.

It dwells in the jungle, feeding on the sap of plants that thrive in tropical climates. Toxsir has deadly pincers atop its head capable of slicing through rock, while its spines carry a lethal toxin that leaves no escape for its victims.

To bring down prey, Toxtoise fires jets of violet venom from the cannons protruding from its spiky shell. It teams up with Toxapex to raid coral reefs and hoard schools of Corsola.

When Hawlmo-o fights, the feathers on its body puff up, making it look more intimidating. Hawlmo-o is an extremely proud Pokémon; if it loses even a single battle, it may lose the will to fight for months.

Cacpod's shell has hardened so much that it limits its movements, so it uses its thin spines to ward off predators and other nuisances. It can survive for months without water thanks to the nutrients it stores within its cocoon.

Cacyu's body soaks up water like a sponge and can endure days in the sun before returning to a water source. It hurls retractable spines at enemies while spinning at high speed.

It feeds by photosynthesizing using the moonlight it absorbs in large quantities as it roams the desert plains. If anyone gets too close, Cactreon threatens them with the spines that grow on its body and tail.

If Cactreon doesn't get enough moonlight, it becomes particularly irritable and starts threatening other Pokémon with the green spines on its body. It prefers to lead a nomadic, solitary life in vast deserts rather than settle in one place.

This creature dwells on sandy beaches, usually among others of its kind. It is often seen running by the sea at sunset. Legends say Sandyta was born from the frustration of children who tripped on the sand while playing.

Paray lives in perfect symbiosis with the mushrooms growing on its body, using them as catalysts to store electricity for its sparking attacks. It is naturally shy and mostly nocturnal, but will fiercely defend its territory if threatened.

Pascoon feeds by sucking sap from the trees within the grove it dens in. If the mushrooms on its back are in danger, it uses Harden to toughen itself up and take the hit in their place.

Paloplume loves watching the ocean waves while resting its sandy body on the beach. Its magnificent multicolored petals act as a parasol, shielding it from the sun.

Paloplume loves watching the ocean waves while resting its sandy body on the beach. Its magnificent multicolored petals act as a parasol, shielding it from the sun.

The flames that Amakin blows from its mouth have the hues of the aurora. Scholars believe that the crystals that sprout from its soft fur amplify the range of its attacks.

By dragging the staff held in its soft tail along the ground, Amaxen is able to produce vivid, colorful flames. Scientists recently revived this Pokémon after unearthing its crystallized fossils buried beneath many layers of ice and snow.

By dragging the staff held in its soft tail along the ground, Amaxen is able to produce vivid, colorful flames. Scientists recently revived this Pokémon after unearthing its crystallized fossils buried beneath many layers of ice and snow.

Its mane resembles a fine veil that radiates an aurora-like glow. The gemstones covering its body amplify the thunder Aurokou unleashes to punish those who pollute snowy habitats.

When night falls, the light of the aurora borealis grants Aurofable the power to take flight, glowing amidst the darkness. It is said that on rare summer nights, the sapphire-colored gems on its body gleam as brightly as the stars of a constellation.

Auroturne wanders through the desolate frozen steppes at night, coming to the aid of travelers caught in sudden snowstorms. From the crystal spikes on its body, it can forge icy beams that it uses to build makeshift shelters.

Aurokin emits beams of vivid, colorful light from the crystals on its body to warn its companions of imminent danger. Its somewhat arrogant temperament often leads it to underestimate its opponents.

Rockark protects the rest of its pack by creating illusory stone walls at the entrance of its den. Maintaining the illusion drains all its energy, so it must rest for long periods.

With its four rocky arms, Lycanchamp battles valiantly against its foes. Its tough claws can crack even iron, and its powerful muscles seem never to tire.

The four rugged arms of Lycanchamp never hesitate in combat. Its jagged claws can fracture metal, and its dense muscles allow it to overpower opponents with relentless force.

As soon as evening arrives, Lycanew delights in howling through the whole night, leaving its Trainer no chance of peaceful rest. Watching another Pokémon closely enough allows it to mimic both its form and its moves.

Its stone horns glow red-hot whenever Lycandoom unleashes its Flamethrower attack from its jaws. In the dead of night, it howls to summon its companions and begin the hunt.

Lycanmo-o howls and rattles the rock plates on its tail to intimidate those who wander through its territory. Its relentless training has made it so powerful that a single swipe of its mighty paw can bring down a building.

By singing, it can generate electrical energy that makes the star on its tail glow ever brighter. It is said that anyone who hears Meloray's voice will feel a surge of energy and optimism.

According to legend, those who witness Melogeot perform Feather Dance are blessed with good fortune for five years. A rare creature, it soars gracefully over forests, constantly training to perfect the elegance of its flight.

Cressetta sings with a tone so pure that it calms entire campsites at night. It is believed that those who slumber near it dream of peaceful voyages beneath glowing desert moons.

Cressetta can sing lullabies of rare beauty, protecting the sleep of anyone who drifts off to its song. It is said that Cressetta makes listeners dream of fantastic adventures across the moonlit sands of the desert.

Its beak is lined with sharp fangs capable of crushing stones in a single strike. Bruxkrow sheds its brightly colored feathers over its foes as a warning that a powerful attack is about to follow.

The mushroom on Parasaur's back has grown so much it now controls its mind. It feeds on the roots of dying trees to nourish itself, while the fungus grants it the energy needed to fight.

Pararos is controlled by the mushrooms that have taken root inside its brain. It will defend the tree it feeds on to the bitter end, charging at any intruder it spots.

It wraps its serpentine body around trees to infect them with its fungal spores and spread the invasion of new mushrooms throughout the forest. Parados is known for being particularly ferocious, which is why many creatures avoid challenging it.

On full moon nights, Parareon manages to awaken its consciousness, which is otherwise clouded by the enormous mushroom that has taken control of its mind and body. Because it can blend in perfectly with the underbrush, it is a master hunter.

Pararow is a nightmare for farmers, since as it flies over fields in search of food, it releases fungal spores that infest the crops. It loves to nest in the hollows of rotting trees, which are ideal for keeping its symbiotic fungus healthy.

Paradour blows its fungal spores onto its prey so that it can track them down by scent if they manage to escape. The larger the fungus on its head grows, the more deadly its fiery attacks become.

The fungus that has taken over its consciousness has heightened its perception of auras, allowing it to anticipate its opponent's attacks. With its flurries of punches, Paracario is capable of shattering even large boulders.

The mushrooms covering Pararay's body have overtaken its mind, fully enveloping its head. This Pokémon roams the forests endlessly in search of food, and when threatened, the fungi glow and unleash potent electric shocks that overpower any foe.

The mushroom on its back has taken control of Parajask's mind, driving it to fly faster and faster in search of nutrients. The more sustenance the fungus requires, the more frantically the Pokémon's wings beat.

Its fungal spores serve as nourishment for cacti in the desert; it spreads them unintentionally as it wanders ceaselessly in search of food. Pararok bites anyone who dares to touch the mushroom on its head, driven by a primal instinct.

Its fungal spores are synthesized in the laboratory by specialized teams to create powerful sedatives. Since it is too weak to protect the fungus that lives in symbiosis on its body, Paraish instinctively flees as soon as it senses danger.

When the fungus controlling its brain needs nourishment, Pararupt grows extremely agitated, stamping its feet to trigger seismic tremors. Since its mushrooms need warmth to thrive, it wanders near volcanic areas.

The mushroom controlling its mind forces it to wander endlessly until it finds something to eat. Every time it bounces on its spring-like tail, Paraink spreads fungal spores of all kinds around it.

As it swims, it releases fungal spores into the water that slow down the movements of other aquatic Pokémon, making hunting much easier for it. Paraeel protects the large mushroom on its back, since living together is extremely beneficial.

Necrolade is a valiant warrior made of pure light, said to appear from distant dimensions to restore justice to the world. When it swings its radiant blade, even the air trembles from its dazzling energy.

When it puffs out its cheeks, Jangsaur is preparing to blow a poisonous mist that serves to keep pests away from its den. By shaking the scales under its bulb, it alerts the others in its pack, so that they can flee if necessary.

When Jangvee forms a deep bond with its Trainer, it offers one of its magnificent scales as a gift. In the wild, it can be found in many different habitats thanks to its remarkable adaptability.

When it shakes its scales, Jangans produces a wide variety of sounds and vibrations that it uses to communicate with others of its kind. Its venom can be distilled into antiparasitic lotions that protect many fruit-bearing trees.

The bands of muscle covering its body protect it from violent impacts and adverse weather conditions. When Jangelgon encounters another Dragon-type Pokémon, it challenges it by making the scales around its neck jingle.

In spring, Hakaizard chimes the scales on its wings to call for a partner to share and defend its territory. It keeps unwelcome visitors away by puffing tongues of fire at them from its jaws.

The scales Komode sheds each summer when it molts are used to customize clothes and handbags. It releases electric discharges from its round body to intimidate its opponents.

When Komtales fans out all nine of its tails and makes the scales on them chime, it is a sign that it is ready for battle. The flames it breathes from its jaws can reach temperatures high enough to melt metal.

When Komander prepares for battle, the golden scales on its tail are wrapped in blazing flames. It is an extremely tenacious and combative Pokémon that never flees from an opponent.

Wimsaur rests for long periods under the sun to dry and harden the plates of its sturdy shell, protecting the seed underneath. It is very shy, so if it hears a loud noise, it immediately seeks refuge in nearby bushes.

When its hard exoskeleton is hit, Golisaur secretes poisonous spores as a defense. Due to its calm nature, it tries to avoid unnecessary fighting.

Goliras is an extremely gentle and intelligent creature that was once used to explore remote islands in frozen waters. The older it grows, the thicker and tougher the scales on its back become.

Goliray is an exceptional fighter, its extremely durable exoskeleton serving as armor that shields it from enemy attacks. At the tip of its tail, it bears a pair of sharp claws that it charges with electricity to deliver its most devastating blows.

Goliray is an exceptional fighter, its extremely durable exoskeleton serving as armor that shields it from enemy attacks. At the tip of its tail, it bears a pair of sharp claws that it charges with electricity to deliver its most devastating blows.

A dense net of pink vines covers its body. It is said that no one knows its true appearance, but many are convinced that it must be beautiful. As Fogela is very shy, it hides in the bushes and comes out at night in search of food.

It seems that its Mago Berry-based diet helps Foew further enhance the effectiveness of its psychic powers. It is an extremely elusive and cautious Pokémon; at the slightest rustle, it retreats into the heart of the jungle where it lives.

Lusaur needs to spend many hours in the sun to keep the colors on its body vibrant. When it feels threatened, it releases a poisonous powder from the bulb on its back.

Lufree feeds on fresh flowers to keep the colours of its beautiful, vivid wings bright and lustrous. It is notoriously difficult to raise, as it requires very specific temperature and humidity conditions to thrive.

The bulb on its back changes color depending on how much moisture is in the air. Lusaur is a creature that is particularly wary of humans, which is why it prefers to avoid them and lead a peaceful life in the jungle.

The petals of its beautiful flower are coated with a poisonous film, so that no one dares to eat them. Lusaur is so strong that it can even lift large boulders using its herbaceous vines.

Its claws are very poisonous, and Lurino uses them to weaken intruders who invade its territory. During the mating season, its body gives off a very intense floral scent.

For a long time, Caras was hunted for the valuable crystals on its shell. Even today, it is protected by teams of Pokémon Rangers who guard it from poachers.

Cargeot hurls its diamond feathers at enemies with a sinuous sweep of its wings, all while still in flight. It is an apex predator that refuses to share its territory with other Pokémon.

It charges the crystals that form its body under the moonlight to increase its physical strength and endurance. Gentle by nature, Careon spends its nights protecting weaker Pokémon from predators, appearing at the very moment they are in need.

Cariard's diamond blades are nearly indestructible. Its precise fighting style and striking appearance make it a perfect contender in Toughness and Coolness Contests.

The jaws of Carinch are packed with countless extremely sharp diamond teeth, which it uses to grind up everything it swallows. It digs tunnels through the rocky floors of caves to set terrible ambushes.

By vibrating its crystal wings, Carva keeps the Zubat and Golbat living in caves at a safe distance, allowing it to roam undisturbed. When it battles, it hurls shards of diamond-hard crystal at its enemies using Power Gem.

Cardol channels its psychic powers through the magnificent gems that adorn its stone body. It moves by levitating in mid-air inside the caves where it makes its home, leading a mysterious life.

Cheseon can turn almost its entire body invisible, except for the leafy helmet it wears. It often hangs from branches by its tail for hours, secretly watching what other Pokémon are doing.

Although Venosaur is mostly nocturnal, it can move even during the day by following its long antennae. The seed on its back is protected by thick fur, storing the energy it will need for its evolution.

Venolee manages to keep track of its enemies' movements thanks to its antennae, which detect even the slightest movement of air. Its kicks are so devastating that they can even crush large boulders.

Venochan trains with other Bug-type Pokémon to improve the trajectory of its punches so it can fend off dangers from the woods. Its antennae help it sense the movements of enemies, allowing it to spot them even in the dark.

Venofa emerges only at night to gaze at the constellations scattered across the sky. The poisonous dust it exhales from its mouth shimmers like silver stardust.

Venoros uses the antennae on its head to absorb electrons from the air and channel electrical energy into its body. It is a mostly nocturnal Pokémon, since its large eyes are quite sensitive to sunlight.

Thanks to Venorow's antennae, it is able to sense its prey moving even in total darkness. Its sharp beak can deliver blows so powerful that they can even pierce the bark of oak trees.

Its long antennae allow Venokip to sense vibrations in the water, which is why it can swim skillfully even in total darkness. With its fins, it skillfully whips mud at its opponents to hinder their movements.

The fur covering Venoray's entire body is coated with toxic dust, poisoning anyone who dares to attack it. When it accumulates electricity in its body, its antennae glow with an intense yellow light.

Venoish's purple fur is covered in fungal spores that it releases as it hops through the woods. It thrives in dark, damp places, which is why it usually makes its den where dense vegetation blocks out the sunlight.

Fennefree often flies among tree branches in search of spicy berries that can strengthen its still-weak flames. The fur growing from its ears is so soft and fluffy that other Pokémon try to steal it to build their nests.

The Flame Orb set atop its staff amplifies the reach of Delros's terrifying flames. When especially irritated, its fur seethes with so much energy that it crackles with sparking electricity.

Its tongue is covered with sea foam that allows it to filter impurities from the water. Froader feeds on algae to strengthen the shell that protects it from attacks by other Pokémon living in the ocean.

Its icy breath generates a thick veil of fog that conceals its movements at sea. The ring of bubbles lining its shell is a sign of good health; when Frogras falls ill, the bubbles begin bursting one by one until it fully recovers.

It channels its energy to forge electric shurikens, hurling them at enemies to leave them paralyzed. Frogchu builds its hideout among the trees that grow near bodies of water.

Greshrew is a cunning Pokémon, nearly impossible to hit thanks to its unmatched agility. It can curl into a ball in an instant, shielding its weak points with its shell, and hurls sand bombs to hinder foes while executing swift evasive maneuvers.

A constant stream of smoke rises from the seed on its back, sometimes containing toxic substances. Torsaur must eat dozens of berries each day to keep its body temperature high, or it risks falling ill.

When Torpie detects a threat, it releases a thick smoke from its tail and vanishes into it without a trace. It feeds primarily on Berries found at the base of trees in the forests it inhabits.

Torgey decorates its nest with pieces of coal and burnt twigs. When battling, its feathers release a thick cloud of dark smoke.

If Torking engages in overly complex reasoning or calculations, the headpiece on its head emits thick plumes of black smoke. It tends to live in volcanic regions, where it uses its patience and wisdom to guide and assist younger Pokémon.

When Toran senses danger, it immediately puffs smoke from its shell to warn its companions to take cover. Its body is covered in highly venomous horns and barbs, which it uses to defend itself from predators.

When it gets extremely excited, Torble blows clouds of dark smoke out of the hole in its back. It keeps its teeth sharp and clean by gnawing on whatever objects it comes across.

If a predator tries to catch it, Toresta releases thick plumes of scorching smoke as a defensive measure. It builds its nest in arid or hot regions, since temperatures that are too cold would send it into a long hibernation.

Torphish boils water inside its claws to generate hot steam with which it scalds its opponents. It loves hot water, which is why it is easy to see it floating in hot springs or heated pools.

Pumpgey tends to appear in October, when it gathers with others of its kind to haunt wheat fields. However, it is said that spotting one brings prosperity and good fortune, so farmers never drive it away.

Pumptox haunts pumpkin fields, feeding on the souls it encounters through the night. To weaken its victims, it beats its large wings to scatter venomous powders over them.

Pumpkazam is believed to be a benevolent spirit that appears during autumn to protect pumpkin fields from the influence of other creatures. It uses its extraordinary psychic powers to create powerful barriers or make nearby objects levitate.

Venosaur uses its huge wings to roam the forests at night, seeking nourishment to grow stronger. During the day, it hides inside trees, avoiding sunlight that could damage the seed on its back.

When Venodle leaves its den at night to search for food, it scatters a silvery powder so it can always find its way home. It uses the venomous spine on its tail to defend itself from predators it encounters.

Venosaur beats its wings to release a poisonous dust so that no one tries to approach the flower on its back while it sleeps. It feeds by greedily sucking the sap from trees until they turn completely white and withered.

Venorow, with a single flap of its majestic wings, can release an irritating powder that paralyzes its prey. It is an extremely active predator at night and tends to feed mainly on small Bug-type Pokémon.

The petals of the majestic flower on its back can change color based on Venosaur's diet. It is a creature highly appreciated by all Bug Catchers for its strength and rarity.

Gourdra naturally produces an edible slime with a pumpkin flavor, used in some cuisines around the world to fill delicious ravioli. It tends to wander through marshlands, becoming especially active on moonless nights.

Gourdash is a gentle creature often used on farms to pull carts filled with pumpkins. When it becomes excited, the flames burning inside its body cause its eyes to glow with a warm, fiery light.

Swirtrum body gives off an intense sugary scent that can be detected from miles away. Despite looking as though it stepped out of a fairy tale, Swirtrum is a fierce predator with an incredibly powerful bite.

The cake-shaped cap on its head emits a sweet aroma that is irresistible to Bug-type Pokémon, who constantly try to capture it. The fruit on its hat changes depending on the type of Berry Swirtad eats.

Slurbone coats the bones it wields with its thick saliva, forming extremely hard sugar spheres for defense. Many Pokémon hunt it for its sweet scent, so it lives hidden and in isolation.

It rubs the sugar coating on its weapons against rocks to mark its territory, which it fiercely guards. Slurwak is highly distrustful and attacks aggressively if approached.

Its shell is made of a glass-like material that contains a core filled with sugary treats. When its Trainer wins a battle, Sluror allows them to take a candy as a reward.

It attacks unfortunate individuals who venture onto mountain trails to rob them of all their belongings. It is a very territorial creature and marks stones with symbols associated with its group to let everyone know that the place belongs to it.

Its grace in flight is such that it can balance water on the lily pad atop its head. Although Lomrow is usually peaceful, it does not hesitate to strike with its long beak at anyone who dares to harm the ecosystem of the pond where it lives.

Its wings, made of soft, damp moss, are the favorite refuge of small Pokémon seeking its protection. When it is in a good mood, Lomria enchants the ponds where it lives with melodies sung in its heavenly voice.

If its body becomes excessively dehydrated, Lomgoo becomes so weak that it no longer even has the strength to battle. Since it needs to live in close proximity to water, it usually inhabits small ponds or lives along riverbanks.

Luditic's liveliness is extremely contagious, and when it dances on the shore of lakes, many Pokémon end up joining in. It is a gentle and docile creature that is known for rescuing people who fall into the water.

Ludinaught is an incredibly cheerful and festive Pokémon that often invites others to dance with it under the sunlight. If someone is in danger, it shields them with its body without ever losing its trademark smile.

Spotting Minitler under a starry sky is considered a sign of great fortune due to its incredible rarity. For centuries, scientists mistook this Pokémon for a constellation in the night sky.

Charlee battles with brutal precision, relying on lethal kicks. In moments of peak intensity, it channels fire into its legs, scorching enemies with searing blows.

Charchan lives to fight in the ring, training relentlessly to perfect its fiery punching techniques. If it loses a match, it takes it so hard that it may refuse to eat for days.

Chardon's body releases such intense heat that its heavy armor glows red-hot. The drill-like horn on its snout spins at blazing speed, igniting in flames and allowing it to pierce even solid metal.

Charmar lashes out at enemies with the flame on its tail to corner them. If it gets sick, it needs to bathe in lava to restore its immune system.

Due to its highly impulsive and reckless temperament, Charvee often ends up getting into trouble. When the flame on its tail burns intensely, it means it is in excellent health.

It intimidates other Pokémon by breathing gusts of fire from its jaws, keeping them away from its den. Chardactyl skillfully rides air currents to stay aloft for long stretches while hunting for prey.

When especially excited or driven during a hunt, the flame on its tail burns more intensely. Chardactyl tends to nest atop the rocky canyons of the desert.

If Charlax'sTrainer does not feed it regularly, it becomes extremely unruly and aggressive. When it eats food it enjoys, the flame on its tail doubles in size.

Chardrill dwells in woods and forests, where it builds a nest alongside other members of its swarm. It is a highly aggressive Pokémon that sets rival hives ablaze to assert its dominance, striking foes with fierce attacks using its poisonous stings.

The more it flaps its four agile wings, the hotter the red flame on its tail becomes. Charbat mercilessly attacks any creature that comes too close, so it must be approached with caution.

With every bounce, it scatters tiny sparks that can ignite nearby bushes. If not raised with care and love, Charbuff may develop a mischievous nature and amuse itself by setting forest fires.

The flame on its tail burns with varying intensity depending on the lunar phase in the night sky. When the moon is full, the fire becomes so fierce that Chareon may accidentally ignite plants or bushes just by brushing against them.

The flame on its tail burns with varying intensity depending on the moon's phase. When the sky is moonless, Chareon avoids battles at all costs, feeling too weak to fight.

Charow tends to swarm across grasslands with others of its kind, overwhelming rival Pokémon through sheer numbers. It never flies in the rain, fearing the flames on its tail might be extinguished.

It is a Pokémon with a strong sense of honor, fighting to protect weaker Pokémon from being bullied by others. When Charing gets serious in battle, the flame on its tail grows even larger.

Charcko fearlessly uses its blazing tail to smash and drive away intruders who might endanger its family or the tree it lives in. It also cares for the forest trees, removing and burning dead or rotten branches with great attention.

The flare burning atop its head allows it to sense the emotions of nearby Pokémon and humans. When Charts detects emotions that provoke its anger, the flame takes on a bluish hue.

Charcario lives atop mountain peaks, guarding its territory from any intruder. It delivers devastating blows with steel spikes and breathes fierce fire. When challenged by stronger foes, its tail flame burns with even greater intensity.

High in the mountains, Charcario guards its territory with fierce pride. It attacks with molten breath and strikes using metal spikes, its tail flame blazing brighter against powerful foes.

Its large ears are extremely sensitive to noise; if there is too much commotion, Charina flies into a rage, and the flame on its tail flares menacingly. Its back is covered with venom-soaked spines that serve as protection against other Pokémon.

Its back is covered with venom-soaked spines that serve as protection against other Pokémon. Its large ears are extremely sensitive to noise; if there is too much commotion, Charina flies into a rage, and the flame on its tail flares menacingly.

Charlous is extremely violent and territorial, picking fights even with Pokémon far larger than itself. Its two heads split the work, one biting down while the other breathes jets of flame hot enough to melt stone.

Charlous is extremely violent and territorial, picking fights even with Pokémon far larger than itself. Its two heads split the work, one biting down while the other breathes jets of flame hot enough to melt stone.

The blazing star on its tail burns more intensely when Charnx is in good health. In battle, it can electrify its teeth to paralyze its opponents.

Charbat lives flying through caves to protect the flame on its tail from harsh weather. It stuns its prey with high-frequency ultrasounds before finishing them off with powerful blasts of fire.

This variant of Charling typically nests in the wooded areas of Kanto, where it has found the ideal habitat in which to thrive. It uses its glowing tail both to hunt and to battle rival Pokémon.

When Charinder is irritated, the searing feathers on its tail become wrapped in intense flames. It has a great fondness for Cheri Berries, which is why it tends to nest near them.

Charinder leaves trails of smoke as it flies through the forest, marking its territory and warding off rivals. Its red feathers stay warm for hours even after falling from its wings.

Charbat emits piercing sounds from its large ears to stun foes before finishing them off with powerful Fire-type attacks. Thanks to its warm fur, it can survive even in icy caves without feeling the cold.

Charoc spends the entire night howling to draw in worthy opponents. From its jaws it breathes scorching tongues of fire to intimidate others.

Before a battle, it performs a ritual dance, making the scorching scales on its body jingle to intimidate its foes. Despite its strong flames, Charmo-o prefers to rely on the brute strength of its Fighting-type moves.

Charsian's body can scald like burning coal, preventing others from touching and dirtying the fur it takes pride in. Since it is a solitary creature, it prefers to dwell alone in caves hidden along mountain trails.

When angered, the flame on Charkey's tail becomes so hot it turns bluish. To avoid lashing out at others, it vents its frustration by kicking large boulders or stone walls.

Charnine intimidates its opponents by letting out roars so powerful they make the air around it vibrate. Its flames are incredibly strong and can melt metal walls in less than a minute.

The only thing Chardash cares about is winning, whether it is a battle or a race. Its fiery mane risks going out if it trains for too long without resting, so it must be handled with attention.

Charby swarms tropical bays with large groups, feeding on seaweed and corals washed ashore by the tide. It flares up its fiery pincers to ward off intruders, striking fiercely if it feels endangered.

Charler lives only along the shores of warm seas, as colder waters would drive it into hibernation. To fight, it ignites its mighty pincers and uses them to scorch, seize, and crush its prey without mercy.

Digsaur carries a clump of especially fertile soil on its back that can greatly accelerate the growth of plants. For this reason, it is often used in farms and Pokémon Daycares so that its soil can help seeds, flowers, and berries grow.

Digcross uses the shovel-like horn on its forehead to bore tunnels stretching for hundreds of meters. This sturdy appendage can pierce even through the hardest rock and is often wielded in brutal duels against wild foes.

When under stress, it ramps up venom production within its body. Farmers find it a persistent nuisance, as Digran has an unintentional habit of ruining their crops by burrowing through the soft soil where seeds have recently been planted.

Digpix loves digging holes to hide food inside and keep it safe. It cunningly uses Will-O-Wisp to frighten off Pokémon and travelers who venture too close to its den.

Its body has the same consistency as mud, so many people avoid touching it for fear of getting dirty. Digoo has a keen sense of smell that allows it to navigate perfectly through the intricate underground tunnels it digs together with its family.

Digin keeps the farms where it lives clean by absorbing all kinds of trash and waste into its slimy body. During the hottest hours of the day, it takes shelter by digging pits in the ground, re-emerging when it is cooler.

Diantler was once hunted for its magnificent pink diamond horns. When the gems on its body give off a strong glow, it means Diantler is using its powers to create illusions in its surroundings.

Those who touch the dazzling diamonds embedded in its fur may catch visions of impending disasters or natural catastrophes. For centuries, its ethereal beauty has enchanted and inspired countless poets, who dedicated sonnets and verses to it.

Dianray's beautiful pink diamonds act as catalysts for the lightning-fast attacks it uses to crush foes. Since ancient times, it has been a popular choice for guarding the private chambers of royalty.

According to legend, Luvgia appears only before couples united by a deep bond of true love. It typically dwells in the depths of the sea, where it protects schools of Luvdisc from dangers and predators.

According to rumors, when Luvnx comes across a couple in love, the heart-shaped tip of its tail gives off a charming pink glow. If petted unexpectedly, it releases harmless electric sparks out of surprise.

It settles on benches occupied by couples and sings sweet melodies to make their outing even more romantic. According to some traditions, collecting Luvling's feathers from the ground is said to improve one's luck in love.

It has the habit of sneaking into wedding ceremonies just to joyfully dance with the guests. When a song Luvcolo particularly loves plays, it releases tiny heart-shaped bubbles to show its appreciation.

According to old tales, those who spot this Pokémon will meet their soulmate before winter's end. Luvform is a pure-hearted creature that only appears when temperatures drop below zero.

When Luvnine grows fond of its Trainer, it gifts one of its precious Heart Scales. Its favorite activities are having its white mane brushed and swimming in pools of clean water.

If anyone dares to threaten its Trainer, Poochvee raises its hackles and growls, showing a fiercely protective side. Despite its rather wild nature, it still enjoys cuddles and treats.

When Poocheon is frightened, its fur stands on end, and it releases electric sparks, hoping to drive the threat away. Although shy and timid by nature, it becomes an extremely loyal Pokémon once it receives affection from its Trainer.

Poochgey uses tufts of its thick gray fur to insulate its nest against the cold. It usually hunts at dusk, joined by a group of companions ready to support it.

Despite its cute and harmless appearance, Poochchu bites anyone who dares to touch it. When overly excited, it discharges electric sparks from its tail and ears, unable to hold itself back.

Poochrow typically shares part of its food with the Spearow that inhabit its territory, securing dependable allies in battle. Thanks to an excellent sense of smell, it can detect prey or intruders from many meters away.

After the fusion, Poochyena became even more aggressive and ferocious. Its saliva contains a large number of bacteria, so anyone bitten by its fangs is at risk of severe infection.

After the fusion, Poochyena became even more aggressive and ferocious. Its saliva contains a large number of bacteria, so anyone bitten by its fangs is at risk of severe infection.

Poochzagoon prowls the streets at night, sniffing out food from unattended trash bins. If chased, it flees in a zigzag pattern, but when cornered it defends itself with relentless bites.

Poochzagoon prowls the streets at night, sniffing out food from unattended trash bins. If chased, it flees in a zigzag pattern, but when cornered it defends itself with relentless bites.

Poochzagoon prowls the streets at night, sniffing out food from unattended trash bins. If chased, it flees in a zigzag pattern, but when cornered it defends itself with relentless bites.

Its elongated body allows Poochnoone to sneak into even the smallest burrows in search of prey. Since its natural predators are very active during the day, it tends to leave its burrow only when night falls.

Its fierce and touchy nature leads both humans and Pokémon to keep their distance. Only the most patient of people manage to forge a strong bond with Mightvee and draw out its true potential.

As night falls, Mightsopod prowls the bays, howling to summon its underlings and rally them for the hunt. It frequently clashes with others of its kind, leaving deep scars in the ground where fierce battles took place.

When encountering opponents larger than itself, Mightzagoon ruffles its bristly fur to appear bigger and intimidate them. Its saliva can be used to cure rabies that may afflict other wild Pokémon.

Mightnine pledges its loyalty to a single Trainer for life, refusing to obey orders from anyone else. Should its lethal bite fail to finish an enemy, it calls upon the power of its terrifying flames.

Zignub is often used to retrieve items that have been lost in the snow. Its shaggy fur protects it perfectly from freezing temperatures, but makes it suffer greatly in arid and hot environments.

Zigchu's bristly fur traps electrons, making it easier for it to coat itself in electric sparks. It spends most of its day rummaging through the city's alleys in search of food to fill its belly.

Zigrill uses its tail as a buoy to float in the water even when it is very rough. It picks up anything from the ground that catches its attention, then carries it back inside its den.

Although it is very small, the power of its jaws should never be underestimated; its small teeth are so sharp that they can pierce stone. Although it is very shy, it tends to become more docile when appeased with food.

Although it is very small, the power of its jaws should never be underestimated; its small teeth are so sharp that they can pierce stone. Although it is very shy, it tends to become more docile when appeased with food.

It often fights with other members of its pack to determine who should lead it during hunts. Zigtyena tries to confuse its prey by running in zigzags through the bushes, then corners it and finishes it off with its powerful bites.

Zigtric is an extremely lively creature that can never stay still in one place for too long. By rubbing its spiky fur, it builds static and fires devastating Electric attacks that overwhelm its foes.

When the wind picks up, Zigecho sheds many tufts of fur from its tail that scatter everywhere. Since many people are allergic to them, they quickly try to find it shelter.

It trains by lifting other Pokémon from the undergrowth, making its muscles as hard as marble. When Zigchop battles, it zigzags to make its opponents lower their guard, then delivers powerful martial-arts strikes.

It roams with its pack, intimidating anyone who trespasses on its territory by baring its fangs. When separated from the others in its group, it immediately tries to escape, using its long tail to kick up as much dust as possible to aid its escape.

Lintyena often leaves claw marks in tree bark to communicate with other members of its species. It can reach remarkable speeds when running, and its long tail helps it to not lose its balance during sudden changes of direction.

Lincatty's fur develops a terrible odor when wet, which is why a convenient dry shampoo brand is recommended for its grooming. Lincatty needs to run at least twenty kilometers every day to burn off its energy, or risk losing its mind.

As soon as it sees something move, Linlithe immediately gives chase, darting forward to grab it with its claws. It is extremely loyal to its Trainer, and if anything dares to threaten them, it snorts flames from its nostrils.

Wurmsea uses its String Shot to cling to underwater rocks during storms, preventing itself from being swept away by their violence. It lives primarily in particularly warm waters, as the cold risks sending it into a long hibernation.

It uses String Shot to coat its nest, ensuring maximum comfort for itself and its young. Wurmgey soars through the sky as discreetly as possible, avoiding detection by other Pokémon while foraging for Berries.

Wurmrow is harmless, spending much of its time nibbling leaves or decorating its nest with silk spun from its mouth. It is often bullied by more aggressive and combative Flying-type Pokémon.

The stingers on its tail are always red-hot, so much that a single touch will leave a burn. Wurmchar feeds mainly on ripe Pecha Berries that it finds within the forest it calls home.

Moving through the undergrowth, Wurmras scatters spores from the parasitic mushrooms on its back. It shoots silk threads from its mouth to snatch ripe fruit spotted on tree branches.

Beautidily possesses several extendable proboscises that it uses to suck the sap from every plant growing around it. If disturbed while feeding, this creature becomes extremely violent.

Each of its three heads has a very specific role in detecting food or potential dangers, making this creature remarkably efficient. On its back Dugsaur carries soil that it uses to build small shelters whenever it becomes tired during its travels.

Always fearful of other Pokémon, Dugdrio keeps its three heads hidden underground. It senses vibrations and movement to fight; when something draws near, it strikes with powerful kicks or triggers strong Magnitude by stomping the ground.

Dustsaur finds ripe fruit utterly irresistible, able to detect its scent from many meters away. It keeps rivals at bay by releasing clouds of poisonous powder from the bulb on its back.

Dustdaunt is an extremely territorial creature that attacks anyone who approaches the fruit tree it is feeding on. It is mainly active at night, as any source of light that is too bright bothers it too much.

Seedbone uses twigs it finds on the forest floor as blunt weapons to fend off predators. It cannot stand being alone, so if it becomes separated from the rest of its group, it cries out in the hope of being found.

The leaves on Nuzform's head change shape depending on the local weather, showcasing its remarkable adaptability. Highly territorial, it drops from tree branches to strike intruders who dare to enter its home.

Tailrow's blue feathers are highly valued by ornithologists, who are always excited to find them. Tailrow hunts with its flock, cawing to coordinate their movements.

Tailrow despises cold seasons, so when autumn arrives, it migrates far away in search of a warm and pleasant place. If its crest droops, it is s a clear sign that the Pokémon is unwell.

Tailpuff is often chosen as a household companion thanks to its inclination to sing sweet melodies and keep lonely people company. The colors of its plumage become vibrant when it is happy, making it easy to tell when it's being well cared for.

It dashes toward cliffs to gain enough momentum for flight. When fighting mid-air, Tailta breathes tongues of fire to overwhelm its opponents.

In summer, its head flame goes out as it is only needed for warmth in winter. Tailta pins prey with its claws to make its pecks even more precise and effective.

Swellgeot commands flocks of Taillow, leading them through the skies both while hunting and during migration. Its majestic wings allow it to fly for many days in a row without ever needing to rest.

Swellgeot commands flocks of Taillow, leading them through the skies both while hunting and during migration. Its majestic wings allow it to fly for many days in a row without ever needing to rest.

It kicks up sand with the beat of its wings to blind opponents and catch them off guard. Swellshrew keeps its food safe by burrowing a den into the ground with its claws.

It deliberately flies in a zigzag pattern to confuse its enemies, then at the right moment lunges at them with its beak to strike with all its strength. Despite its broad wings, it builds its nest on the ground by digging it out with its feet.

If anyone dares to misplace even a single one of its feathers, Swellsian flies into a rage. When it spots prey, it performs graceful leaps to catch it with its sharp claws.

Swelltric uses its long tail feathers to gather the electricity released by lightning bolts. Once it catches its prey, it finishes it off with powerful strikes from its beak before carrying it back to its den.

When Swellizard faces a particularly powerful opponent, it begins blasting blue flames from its sturdy beak. It flies with remarkable mastery, maintaining perfect stability even inside violent tornadoes.

It is an extremely reliable and obedient creature that helps sailors locate areas rich in fish to catch. Ship captains usually give Wingey to new deckhands who decide to serve on their vessel.

Since its head always points north, sailors often place Winghoot above the rudder to ensure they are following the best course. It always cries out at the same time every day to let its Trainer know it is hungry.

Wingros is often employed on ships because it uses the orb on its tail to intercept lightning bolts that might strike the vessel. Despite its size, it manages to move nimbly through the air by riding the updrafts over the sea.

Whenever Wingrill bounces on its tail, it lets out cheerful chirps from its small beak. It enjoys playing at the water's edge with the children it meets on the beach.

Wingvanha is highly territorial, attacking any Wingull it spots flying too close to its fishing grounds without hesitation. If not careful, it risks piercing the sails of passing ships with its sharp feathers while in flight.

Winglow can soar confidently even during violent storms, and because it never loses its sense of direction, sailors rely on it to guide them safely back to port. Playful by nature, it enjoys splashing both Pokémon and humans it takes a liking to.

Winglow can soar confidently even during violent storms, and because it never loses its sense of direction, sailors rely on it to guide them safely back to port. Playful by nature, it enjoys splashing both Pokémon and humans it takes a liking to.

To ensure that its white plumage remains shiny, Wingwellow tries to steal food from beachgoers who are camping on the beaches; it is crazy about sandwiches. Its flying ability allows it to face any kind of sea storm with determination.

Its small feet secrete an oil that allows Wingskit to walk on water, making it easier to catch small prey with its beak. Its honking is so unpleasant that it drives other Pokémon away.

Surphish coats its paws with a special oil, allowing it to move across the surface of any body of water. It constantly feeds on sap and berries to strengthen its sturdy shell and claws.

When Meoweon calls upon its psychic powers, the coin on its forehead glimmers with a brilliant golden light. It is a cunning Pokémon, growing fond only of those who can guarantee it food and protection.

Meowkid uses the gold coin on its forehead to improve electricity conduction and generate discharges more rapidly. If rubbed the wrong way, it retaliates by shocking whoever ruffled its fur.

According to an ancient belief, rubbing Meowtomb's keystone is said to yield a gift of 108 pure gold coins. It is a capricious Pokémon that often ignores requests, even those from its own Trainer.

If anyone tries to touch its gold coin, Meowrina reacts by scratching them with its venomous claws. It stands on its hind legs when it fights to strike more fear into its opponents.

It only opens its eyes when it smells food; otherwise, it pretends to be asleep the whole time. If anyone tries to touch its gelatinous body without its permission, Meowmy bites them.

When someone gets too close, Whismkarp starts screaming in fear, hoping the loud noise will keep it safe. Sometimes high tides leave it stranded on the shore, and because its fins are weak, it takes a long time for it to make its way back to the sea.

If a Flying-type Pokémon gets too close, Whismdle begins screeching loudly to disorient it and avoid being caught. At the tip of its tail is a venomous stinger that it uses as a last resort in battle.

Exprain uses the power of its sound waves to propel itself into the sky, flying faster the louder it becomes. The eye-shaped patterns on its wings intimidate other Pokémon, who are too scared to ever ask Exprain to make less noise.

Its body is so spherical that it moves simply by rolling around, using its tail as a cushion to stop itself and avoid crashing into objects. If someone mocks it, Skitode charges its fur with electricity and punishes them with thunderous shocks.

Skitlup loves spending entire days splashing in the sea or mountain streams, using its tail as a float to rest when tired after long hours of swimming. It has the habit of eating only food it gathers or hunts by itself, such as berries or prey.

Skitnx is highly distrustful and allows only its Trainer to pet it. Since it sees battles as a game, it avoids using overly strong attacks, but if it risks losing, it fights in earnest and coats its pink tail in crackling electricity.

Skitnx is highly distrustful and allows only its Trainer to pet it. Since it sees battles as a game, it avoids using overly strong attacks, but if it risks losing, it fights in earnest and coats its pink tail in crackling electricity.

When Skitxio gets irritated, its tail starts to shake frantically and become covered in crackling electric sparks that do not bode well. It loves being scratched behind the ears, and if someone cuddles it, it instantly loses all its fighting spirit.

Skitmeleon is an exceptional hunter capable of tracking its prey for days. Despite its cute appearance, it can breathe scorching flames and extend razor-sharp claws from its paws, leaving no escape for its victims.

Skitpoke uses its eye-catching tail as bait to lure small aquatic creatures. As a skilled hunter, it can instantly tell when something is about to bite, and quickly retreats if it senses a Pokémon that is too large or powerful approaching.

Delure is the favorite playmate of feline Pokémon, who can't resist chasing its purple yarn balls. Its soft, warm wool is prized for making cozy winter sweaters and hats.

When it eats food it particularly likes, the star on its tail lights up; if it eats its favorite food, the glow is almost blinding. When fighting, it can electrify its claws to make its scratches even more powerful. It should not be underestimated.

Medolu spends its life training to master its aura while awaiting evolution, growing stronger each time it patiently meditates. Though it never strikes first, it will not hesitate to retaliate against aggressors.

Medolu spends its life training to master its aura while awaiting evolution, growing stronger each time it patiently meditates. Though it never strikes first, it will not hesitate to retaliate against aggressors.

Medishrew leads a solitary life meditating in the desert. Its fighting style is precise and patient; it waits for an opening before delivering a decisive blow.

When it is about to launch an attack, terrifying electrostatic sparks shoot out of its beak. Since Electrow needs a lot of electrical energy to stay active, it tends to nest near power plants.

When a thunderbolt strikes from the sky, Electrow uses its long beak as a lightning rod to recharge its energy. If anyone is foolish enough to pick up one of its feathers from the ground, they risk getting an electric shock.

Electchu uses its yellow tail to absorb the energy of lightning bolts falling from the sky. If it absorbs too much electrical power, it can't stay still and starts running frantically to discharge itself.

Electchu uses its yellow tail to absorb the energy of lightning bolts falling from the sky. If it absorbs too much electrical power, it can't stay still and starts running frantically to discharge itself.

The cotton covering its body stores large amounts of static energy, allowing Electonee to produce sparks in battle. It emits a lemon-like scent that feels invigorating to anyone who breathes it in.

Electbat gnaws on power generators and drains them dry until it is satisfied, risking blackouts across entire cities. It is mostly active at night and is often seen flying near television antennas or tall streetlamps.

Electpoke is a very lazy predator, waiting for hours with its tail dipped in the water, hoping that some prey will take the bait. When it gets tired of waiting, it releases electric shocks into the water to bring something to the surface.

When the red pearl on its forehead glows crimson, Perew is about to use its extraordinary psychokinetic powers. It bonds with a single human for life after recognizing that person's worth.

Its wool is incredibly soft and valuable, so Perffy is always treated with the utmost care to keep its coat in the best possible condition. It is a mischievous Pokémon that enjoys shocking even the humans who care for and feed it.

Using its psychic powers, Persis hoards every coin and jewel it spots inside its special liquid. It occasionally extends its whiskers out of the liquid to sense whether any thieves may be lurking nearby.

Its leaves are used as a calming remedy for Pokémon like Meowth and Persian, who are particularly drawn to their fragrant aroma. Though Perish is naturally peaceful, it doesn't hesitate to fight back with fierce headbutts if disturbed.

Just before it breathes fire from its mouth, the precious gem on its forehead shines brightly. Permeleon is an extremely spoiled creature; it might even scratch its Trainer if offered food it doesn't like.

Pertle protects its precious silky fur by retreating into its shell whenever it senses danger that might threaten its beauty. Though it dislikes fighting, it won't hesitate to scratch anyone it dislikes with its small claws.

Its soft fur was used in the past by nomads in frozen regions to protect themselves from harsh temperatures. Its gemstone horn can release powerful ice beams.

Its soft fur was used in the past by nomads in frozen regions to protect themselves from harsh temperatures. Its gemstone horn can release powerful ice beams.

It can fire deadly electric blasts from its metallic claws as if they were cannons. Despite its entire body being made of steel, Manezor is capable of moving at astonishing speeds.

Maneroc is often used by security guards at shopping centers and stores because of its very obedient nature. The stone spikes around its neck act as catalysts that strengthen its electric attacks.

Manephox waves its scepter to hurl powerful electric discharges at its enemies. It is rumored that, thanks to its immense psychic powers, this Pokémon can foresee the future.

Plustata absorbs electricity by gnawing on telephone pole cables, often causing outages across neighborhoods in big cities. It usually lives in large colonies of more than thirty individuals.

Minsaur releases electric sparks from its bulb to lift its Trainer's spirits after a loss. When nervous, it unintentionally emits toxic spores, so it prefers to stay alone until calm.

When Minfa spots a shooting star, its body releases electric sparks in excitement. It does everything it can to keep its Trainer in good spirits, especially after a defeat.

The light from the bulb on its back can shine so brightly it clears fog banks. Volsaur feeds mainly on the nectar of flowers that bloom near lakes and rivers.

By making its tail glow as it flies over bodies of water, Volrill creates stunning light effects. It feeds exclusively on Berries that grow near sources of fresh water.

The light from its tail can be seen from great distances, which is why Volmise is often used to explore dark areas or navigate through thick fog. It gets along well with both Volbeat and Illumise, and it's often spotted flying alongside them.

Due to its strictly nocturnal nature, Illuchan is only sent into the ring during nighttime matches and special evening events. When its powerful punches hit their mark, its gloves emit a faint, glowing light.

When Illuvee gets excited, its antennae start flashing on and off. Because its DNA is incredibly unstable and prone to sudden mutations, it remains a subject of great interest among many Pokémon researchers.

Illuchu is a highly social creature that loves to perform Moonlight whenever it meets someone new, dazzling them with its elegance. If it feels threatened, it builds up electrical energy within its body and releases powerful discharges.

Illuchu is a highly social creature that loves to perform Moonlight whenever it meets someone new, dazzling them with its elegance. If it feels threatened, it builds up electrical energy within its body and releases powerful discharges.

Its antennae can sense the emotions of both Pokémon and humans, so if it encounters someone feeling sad, it tries to befriend them to lift their spirits. It can release a sweetly scented, glittering powder that attracts wild Pokémon to its location.

Its antennae can sense the emotions of both Pokémon and humans, so if it encounters someone feeling sad, it tries to befriend them to lift their spirits. It can release a sweetly scented, glittering powder that attracts wild Pokémon to its location.

Illuqueen battles others of its kind to decide who will become the pack's leader. When it spots prey, it signals the rest of the group by making the tip of its tail glow, calling them to hunt together.

At night, Illucott makes its magnificent golden mane shine to draw potential companions to its location. It moves gracefully through the woods, gliding along the currents of the wind.

When Illumander focuses its energy to breathe fire, the antennae on its head light up from the effort. It spends the night foraging for berries to store in its den, so it can eat and rest during the day.

If a predator gets too close, Illuish flashes the antenna protruding from its leafy body at full brightness to blind its attackers and make a quick escape. Its leaves secrete a toxic oil that can cause digestive distress if ingested.

Illuyena emerges from its den after sunset and communicates with others of its pack by flashing its glowing nose in rhythmic patterns. When it finds food, it becomes so happy that even the tip of its tail shines brightly.

Illubeat is a very timid Pokémon that hides the moment it hears a suspicious sound. Fearing stronger predators, it always travels with Volbeat or Illumise so it can rely on their protection in case of danger.

Illuizard creates beautiful light shows as it flies through the night sky, in hopes of attracting a partner with whom it can spend the rest of its life. Since it is so active at night, it spends the day resting.

Gulprow is perpetually airborne in search of food, as its remarkably fast digestion leaves it in a constant state of hunger. When threatened, it spits its highly toxic gastric juices to weaken or repel anything that comes too close.

When moving on land, Gulptrodon leaves behind an extremely toxic purple trail. Thanks to its rapid digestion, it readily swallows any debris it finds on the seashore.

Swalsaur roams the woods, swallowing trash and unattended plastic bottles, keeping them free of pollution. The bulb on its back releases trails of purple gas as it digests.

To increase the toxins in its body, Swalbell feeds on any poisonous plant it encounters, even preying on other Poison-Type Pokémon. It can spit extremely corrosive acid from its mouth that can dissolve anything it touches.

After resting for hours under sunlight, its bulb begins to smell of sulfur. Nusaur defends its den near active volcanoes by breathing streams of fire.

It spits fiery embers from its beak at ships crossing its territory. Nugull nests on tropical atolls with flocks made up of dozens of individuals.

The pearl on its back is very important to Sposaur as it is the source of its psychic powers. It uses its spring-like protuberances to deflect physical attacks that threaten to hit it.

By leaping constantly, Spodot charges the jewel on its head with stored energy. It feeds on sunlight through photosynthesis, always seeking out the brightest treetops to bask in.

When its headache becomes unbearable, its psychic powers raise the lake's water level without it noticing. Its unique DNA allows Psyeon to become invisible while in water.

Psycko is constantly plagued by terrible migraines, which it tries to keep at bay by eating the Berries that grow near its home. If the forest is experiencing a drought, it irrigates the parched plants by gently spitting water from its beak.

When struck by powerful headaches, it must relieve the tension by striking other Pokémon with its electric attacks, so it willingly seeks out conflict. Its mane is water-repellent, so it doesn't even get wet when Psyray dives to hunt.

If Psyolu senses the aura of a creature far more powerful than itself, it is struck by terrible migraines. It strives to please its Trainer by training hard in the martial arts every day.

If Psyeal thinks too hard, it gets severe migraines, which is why it spends most of its time doing nothing on snow-covered beaches. It creates ice slides with its freezing breath so it can roll into the water faster.

Spinsaur often suffers severe sunburns because it tends to fall asleep while sunbathing, which makes its steps unsteady and clumsy. When it sways, it spreads an irritating dust from the bulb on its back, causing most to keep their distance.

Spinrak can secrete a poisonous silk from its mouth, which it uses to trap its prey. Its webs are shaped like large, irregular spirals due to its swaying movements.

Since it has little sense of direction, when Spinshrew digs tunnels with its paws, it ends up making them crooked. It tends to live in very large colonies and cares for weaker members by bringing them food until they recover.

With its unsteady, improbable steps, Spinziken baffles opponents and waits for the perfect moment to unleash crushing kicks. Though it can dominate in combat, deep down it carries a gentle spirit, preferring peace over conflict.

When Spinolu uses a Fighting-type move, it always looks as if it's about to stumble, causing opponents to underestimate it. It can sense the aura of nearby people and performs silly dances to cheer up those with sorrowful hearts.

It moves with goofy, swaying motions that confuse its enemies, striking them with Electric-type attacks when they drop their guard. Since it loves pranks, it enjoys tugging on other Pokémon's tails, which usually gets it into all sorts of trouble.

When Spinvanha swims, it follows erratic, circular patterns to throw off fishermen and other sea creatures. Although it is mostly harmless and doesn't hunt other Pokémon, its teeth are so strong that they can even pierce through stone.

When it flies, Spinlu follows clumsy, zigzagging paths and sometimes crashes into tree branches, leaving tufts of its cottony wings behind. It sings cheerfully all day long, as if it never had a single worry.

Researchers have yet to determine whether its dizzy gait is caused by constant migraines or vice versa. At times, Spinduck is so disoriented that it sprays water in directions different from its intended target.

Spintortle often loses its balance and topples onto its back due to the weight of its shell. However, it moves with remarkable agility in the water, which is why it is rarely seen on land.

Zaneon keeps its claws razor-sharp by grinding them against river stones. Thanks to its exceptional swimming skills, no prey can escape it once it enters the water.

If it spots a Seviper within its territory, it flies into a rage and its fur crackles with sparks. Despite its fierce nature, Zaneon can grow attached to its Trainer and even accept affection.

Zanreon uses its fiery breath to set fire to bushes where it suspects Seviper might be hiding, flushing them out. Despite its fiercely aggressive nature, once tamed, it can be remarkably gentle with its Trainer.

Despite its cute appearance, if Zanfa spots a Seviper, it is consumed by uncontrollable fury. It stays awake all night watching the sky in the hope of seeing falling stars.

The red rings on its body radiate a scarlet glow when Zanreon is enraged. Its claws are sharp enough to slice through massive trees and vegetation with ease.

It uses its long beak like a ram to destroy the dens of the Seviper it encounters during its migratory journeys, blinded by an ancestral hatred for its enemy. Its wings are so strong that they allow Zanrow to fly for days on end.

Zanfeon's eternal rivalry with Seviper has made its body capable of resisting its venomous toxins. It tends to nest near maple trees, since their red leaves let it blend in perfectly.

Zanceon coats its claws in a thick layer of ice to make its attacks even more lethal. Life within the frozen tundra has made this creature both elusive and ruthless.

Zanray electrocutes anyone who dares enter its territory with powerful Electric-type attacks. It marks the borders of its domain by carving large X-shapes into tree trunks or stones using its long claws.

Few dare wander into Zanray's territory, as it dispatches trespassers with swift, high-voltage shocks. The X-shaped claw marks etched across rocks and trees serve as a warning to anyone who might approach.

During spring, Zanking grows extremely tense and territorial, so it is best to keep a wide distance. If it locates a Seviper den, it tears apart the surrounding ground with its horns, tail, and claws until devastating earthquakes erupt.

Zanmeleon heats its claws against the flame burning on its tail, making its scratches searing hot and even more lethal. It leads a solitary life along mountain trails, challenging anyone who crosses its path.

It destroys the furniture in any apartment it lives in, driven by the instinct to scratch and keep its long claws razor-sharp. Zanth is a natural-born predator, silently stalking anything that moves.

When Zantric spots a rival, its thick fur crackles with violent electric discharges. It hunts down anything that stirs in the tall grass, driven by a powerful predatory instinct.

Zantrodon fights its bitter enemies to exhaustion, then retreats into caves until its body regenerates. Its boneless body allows it to squeeze into even the smallest burrows, making it an exceptional predator.

It is a fierce and extremely territorial creature that doesn't hesitate to hurl itself at intruders, striking them down with its powerful, razor-sharp claws. If its foe proves particularly tough, it unleashes scorching flames to burn and weaken them.

If it spots a Seviper, Zandash becomes so furious that its sharp horn ends up engulfed in blazing flames. It lives in groups of up to five in vast grasslands where it can gallop freely.

Its vines end in a pair of razor-sharp blades coated in a potent poison. Sesaur becomes particularly aggressive during the rainy season, as it can't absorb as much sunlight as it desires.

Sepie sneaks secretly into Zangoose dens to greedily feast on their stores. The blade on its tail is coated in an extremely potent venom that it uses to defend itself from predators.

It displays its venomous blade as a warning to keep others away while awaiting evolution. Sepod's shell is so thick that it withstands both heat and cold.

Setata was driven out of cities for years, once believed to be a carrier of disease and plague. It uses its venom-coated tail as a defensive weapon against other Pokémon and rarely attacks humans.

Seiard relentlessly trains to master the use of its poisoned blades. Each time it wins a duel, the metal plates of its helm grow stronger and more polished, bringing it ever closer to evolution.

Sesharp wields its massive scythe with both elegance and strength; since the blade is infused with a deadly poison, even a small scratch can be fatal. It is a Pokémon of great honor, refusing to battle opponents that are already wounded.

Its blades, claws, and fangs are infused with a very potent poison; even the slightest hit is enough to severely debilitate its enemies. When Seray roars, it coats its body in a layer of electricity to finish off its victims.

Setic coils its serpentine body around its victim, dragging it underwater until it loses consciousness. Rumor holds that the splendor of its majestic mane rivals the danger of its highly toxic venom.

When Semence faces a worthy opponent, it coats the blade on its tail with its poisonous saliva to make its attacks even deadlier. Its wings are so sharp that they cleanly sever the trees in its path as it takes flight.

Semence repeatedly slams the sharp blade on its tail against the ground to intimidate its opponents. Its body secretes toxins so acidic that they can even dissolve tree bark.

The feathers on its wings are not only razor-sharp but also soaked in an extremely potent venom. Seflame patrols the skies to watch over its territory and spot any passing Zangoose.

When facing a new and dangerous opponent, Sexys instantly rearranges the complex molecular structure of its venom to adapt to any challenge. Even if brutally severed in two, its resilient body will fully regenerate, so long as its core survives.

When Seruff is happy, it must be careful not to wag its tail too vigorously or it risks splattering poison all around. It is an extremely loyal Pokémon that would do anything to protect its Trainer.

Seadier attacks its opponents with the poisoned blade it wields with skill and dexterity. Since it is mainly active at night, during the day it rests hidden in dens it builds near ponds or small lakes.

Sekoal releases clouds of extremely toxic poison from its body to incapacitate its victims. Its golden shell is so scorching hot that it causes burns to anyone who inadvertently touches it.

It is despised by both Zangoose and Seviper, so Segoose must be cautious when wandering alone into their territory. Its sharp claws and the blade at the tip of its tail are coated in a deadly venom, which it uses to bring down its prey.

If it encounters a Zangoose or a Seviper, it is forced into a deadly battle against them. Segoose is a lethal fighter, using swift movements to close in on its enemy and strike with devastating blows from its long, razor-sharp venomous claws.

Its wings are like razor-sharp blades, and if it's careless during takeoff or landing, it risks toppling nearby trees. To ward off intruders, it spits highly toxic venom and if that fails, it charges them down with its massive body.

Its wings are like razor-sharp blades, and if it is careless during takeoff or landing, Sepius risks toppling nearby trees. To ward off intruders, it spits highly toxic venom and if that fails, it charges them down with its massive body.

If Selithe picks up the trail of a Zangoose with its excellent sense of smell, its blade-shaped tail glows red-hot. Its bites are highly dangerous, since its teeth secrete a very potent toxin.

Seizard's breath is so poisonous that it causes any plant it comes into contact with to rot. Seizard watches over its territory from the skies and dives in for the strike as soon as it spots an enemy to take down.

When Seizard spots a Zangoose, the tip of its blade glows red-hot and becomes even more deadly. Thanks to its majestic wings, it can fly for days, riding winds of any intensity.

When Lunafing feels threatened, it releases a dark smoke from the craters on its body that can poison anyone who inhales it. The material that makes up its body is similar to lunar soil, so scientists continue to study this mysterious Pokémon.

Lunadol is an ancient and mysterious being born from meteoric remnants that crashed into the desert dunes. It feeds on lunar light for strength, achieving its greatest power under the brilliance of a full moon.

It uses its psychic powers to create mud-covered bubbles, which it plays with alongside other Pokémon. When it gets very hot, Barew rolls around in the swamp and lets the mud cool its skin.

Bartrike lives in small groups along riverbanks and attacks anyone it deems a threat to itself or its companions. Before striking with its electric blows, the bluish whiskers on its nose vibrate frenetically.

Whisphan sprays water and mud from its trunk with enough pressure to pierce solid stone. Its long ears allow it to swim gracefully despite its stocky body.

When Corpfish is irritated, it inflates itself by drawing in salt water, growing so much that it can even double in size. The spines on its tough orange shell are soaked in an extremely lethal toxin.

Team Aqua often relies on Crawras, considering it highly dependable for travel across the sea. In battle it displays an extremely aggressive and ferocious attitude.

Crawcross delivers punches with its massive claws, powerful enough to shatter solid rock. The golden star glowing upon its horn grows in size until the Pokémon reaches full maturity.

Crawtail ensnares anyone it encounters within its territory in its crimson coils. Its claws are so strong and sharp that they can even tear through the steel hulls of submarines.

The pair of reeds emerging from its back allows Golsaur to absorb sunlight and convert it into energy. The gem on its forehead begins to glow when it is about to launch powerful water attacks.

Goldrill brings down prey with precise strikes from its extremely venomous stingers. It tends to nest near ponds and lakes, since it needs plenty of water to stay hydrated.

When Goldrill flies into a rage, the red gem on its forehead begins to glow with an unsettling light. It stings its prey to paralyze them, then drags them down to the bottom of a lake.

Golgey builds its nest near deep lakes and rivers, where its prey is most abundant. When it prepares to unleash a burst of water from its beak, the gem on its forehead shines intensely, revealing its full power.

Golotto can spot hidden prey underwater from incredible distances thanks to its flawless eyesight. With a single beat of its wings, it can dive in and demonstrate its unmatched swimming prowess, continuing the hunt below the surface.

Golgeot can summon dangerous waterspouts simply by rapidly flapping its mighty wings. It migrates once a year, flying for days without rest until it discovers a new lake to call home.

When Golray spots hidden prey using its X-ray vision, the gem on its forehead glows with a red light. It uses the aquatic environments where it lives to amplify the power of its devastating electric attacks.

When its star-shaped tail glows, it means it's about to unleash a devastating electric attack. This variant of Golray usually makes its home along the rivers of Kanto, which is why it's easier to spot in that region.

To swim even faster, Golmeleon increases its internal body temperature, channeling energy into its muscles. The flame on its tail never goes out, not even when it dives into rivers or lakes.

To swim even faster, Golmeleon increases its internal body temperature, channeling energy into its muscles. The flame on its tail never goes out, not even when it dives into rivers or lakes.

By elevating its internal temperature, Golmeleon generates the energy needed for rapid underwater dashes. Remarkably, the fire at the tip of its tail burns steadily, glowing even when fully submerged.

By elevating its internal temperature, Golmeleon generates the energy needed for rapid underwater dashes. Remarkably, the fire at the tip of its tail burns steadily, glowing even when fully submerged.

Golchoke trains intensely every day to perfect its swimming abilities. If a wild Pokémon disturbs its practice, it strikes back with its powerful punches.

With its companions, it timidly explores the desert dunes once night has fallen. If Balpie senses danger, it spins like a top and digs a small tunnel in the sand to hide safely.

Balmo-o is a mysterious Pokémon that lives deep in underground caves or among ancient ruins. It communicates emotions by rattling its terracotta scales, the faster they shake, the more agitated it is.

Claymagius's spells are so strong they shatter the clay guarding its purple spirit core. Wary of humans, it tends to remain in desert depths, hiding among dunes and forgotten ruins.

It is said that from the eyes on its coils, Clayquaza fires rays to destroy meteors that get too close to the world. For this reason, researchers nicknamed it the Guardian of the Atmosphere.

Castboach's long whiskers can detect shifts in humidity and temperature. Its cells cause its appearance to change in response to weather conditions.

Rumor has it that even the most fearsome thunderstorm can vanish instantly in the presence of Castales's magnificence. Castales's body burns too hot for any human hand to touch.

Castboach uses the heat of its body to warm the mud it bathes in. It can only be spotted on intensely sunny days.

Castleo loves to lie on the beach and bask in the sun, becoming quite sad when clouds darken the sky. It helps swimmers dry off faster by wrapping them in its always-warm body.

Castsaur appears during thunderstorms to collect rainwater in the pouch it carefully carries on its back. It expels every impurity through its mouth, which allows it to blow out poisonous dust to defend itself from enemies.

When it rains, Castchomp can float in the sky as if swimming, blending its body with the storm clouds. It dives down with a roar whenever it meets an opponent, using the storm to boost its Water-type attacks.

Rumor has it that Castria flies around the world, bringing rain to parched lands so they flourish once more. During downpours, it is possible to hear it singing harmonious songs in its beautiful voice.

Castboach showers parched ground with water droplets, turning it into muddy pools where it can swim freely. It can only be spotted on grey, rainy days.

It exhales freezing cold air to weaken its victims before coiling around them with its powerful body. Its fangs contain a venom that, once synthesized, can be used as an ingredient to create high-quality antifreeze.

Castcott has a habit of riding only very cold wind currents, which often carry hail or snow. Its breath can cover a grassy meadow with a thin layer of frost and snow in the blink of an eye.

Since the cotton covering its body is as cold as snow, some Pokémon sometimes ask it for help cooling down when they get too hot in the summer. Castonee can use its ears to take flight, especially on particularly windy days.

With a single breath, Castboach forms sheets of ice over mud patches to slide across them and play with the rest of its family. It can only be spotted when it is snowing.

The bananas that grow on its body are harvested once they're ripe and used to make delicious fruit-flavoured ice cream. Despite its imposing size, Trotor is very shy and spends most of its time hiding among the palm trees.

The large banana Trowile constantly carries on its back is a disguise that perfectly conceals its terrifying jaws. Trowile lives deep within the jungle, feeding on the small insects it lures into its trap.

Troviper ferments the bananas growing on its body to produce a sweet, intense aroma that lures in small prey. The large leaves covering its frame allow it to both fly and camouflage perfectly within the jungle.

By jingling the bell on its neck, it can revive withered plants it encounters while hopping through the undergrowth. It communicates with others of its kind by emitting high-frequency cries inaudible to humans.

By jingling the bell on its neck, it can revive withered plants it encounters while hopping through the undergrowth. It communicates with others of its kind by emitting high-frequency cries inaudible to humans.

Legend holds that when a celestial tinkling sound rises from its body, Chingbi is preparing to journey back through time. Its presence is deemed a blessing upon the forest, so monks build shelters where it may rest undisturbed.

As it soars through the skies, its golden body glides through the air, producing trills of heavenly beauty. Chingon tends to lead a solitary life, wandering through the heart of the deserts, shunning the chaos of human civilization.

Chinginch must remain perfectly still beneath the sand, as even slight movement would make its body rattle and scare off prey. In battle, it stuns foes with deafening sounds produced from its mouth.

Chingva is easy to locate among the desert sands, as a hungry one shrieks with an ear-splitting clamor. Its wings serve only to amplify the intensity of its cries, as they are not yet developed enough to carry it into flight.

It jingles the bell around its neck to safely guide people who get lost during snowstorms. In the northernmost regions of the world, it is believed that Chingaura's psychic powers can ward off evil spirits.

When frightened, Chingmur trembles so violently that all of its bells jingle, producing constant chimes. If it starts screaming, it releases sound waves powerful enough to make even the walls of the caves it inhabits vibrate.

Chingda loves entertaining others with its quirky dance moves. Every time it moves, the bells on its body jingle, making its performances even more captivating and fun.

On windy days, Chingecho coils its long body around branches and enjoys making its head chime in the breeze. When angered, it emits ear-splitting shrieks that stun anyone nearby, but it quickly calms down if offered Berries.

When Chimetler hops, it tinkles the bell on its tail, creating illusions that distort reality. Spotting one in the woods is a good sign, as it indicates the quality of the air in that area.

It is so bursting with energy that it bounces constantly, sending the tinkling of its bell echoing wherever it goes. Despite its adorable appearance, it is a formidable Pokémon capable of unleashing powerful Psychic and Electric-type combinations.

It is so bursting with energy that it bounces constantly, sending the tinkling of its bell echoing wherever it goes. Despite its adorable appearance, it is a formidable Pokémon capable of unleashing powerful Psychic and Electric-type combinations.

Each time one of its punches lands, the bells on its body jingle. Since its body is very light, Chimenape uses the wind to its advantage to move faster during battle.

Chimegon warns city dwellers near the desert of terrible incoming sandstorms by frantically ringing its bells. When tired, it visits monasteries, knowing it is always welcome and can rest there.

It is rumored that thanks to its enormous jaws, Chimeinch can devour the evil souls that haunt the region. For this reason, it is often found inside temples and is chosen as a companion by exorcists and priests.

When it vibrates its wings at maximum speed, its rattles emit piercing sounds sharp enough to keep opposing Pokémon at bay. Chimeva tends to inhabit deserts, where it rides warm air currents to glide swiftly from dune to dune.

When it vibrates its wings at maximum speed, its rattles emit piercing sounds sharp enough to keep opposing Pokémon at bay. Chimeva tends to inhabit deserts, where it rides warm air currents to glide swiftly from dune to dune.

If the flame on its tail begins to weaken, it will shake the bell above its head as hard as it can to warn its Trainer. Chimemander is a gentle and very reliable creature, which is why it is recommended as a companion for inexperienced children.

Every time it hops, the rattle on its forehead produces a lively jingling sound. When Chimetuff gets tired of walking, it puffs itself up, holding its breath, and lets the wind carry it.

Legend says its flames can purify restless spirits, which is why Chimephox is often seen accompanying temple monks. When it uses psychic powers, the bells on its ears ring sharply.

Every time it flaps its wings, the bell atop its head jingles, making it easy to tell when Chimewellow is approaching. If its wings are damaged, it lets out piercing screams capable of stunning anyone nearby.

Sphesaur is so lazy that it only moves when searching for food to nourish the mysterious seed growing on its back. Its icy breath sometimes carries a poisonous powder capable of putting nearby Pokémon to sleep.

Its smooth feathers prevent ice and snow from sticking to it, allowing it to fly even in the midst of blizzards without the risk of freezing. Together with the rest of its flock, it attacks anyone who enters its territory amid the ice.

When it snows, Sphepuff becomes so happy that it sings all day long. Despite having feet, it prefers to travel everywhere by rolling around on its little round body.

To regulate its body, Sphekoal releases clouds of icy vapor from its shell that cool the surrounding area. It can breathe flames to melt frozen walls and carve out shelters during blizzards.

Its soft fur protects Spherupt from the harsh temperatures of the glaciers it inhabits. When irritated, its icy humps release a freezing mist that drops the surrounding temperature below zero.

When Sphetle is in a good mood, it fires swarms of water bubbles from its mouth to play with its companions. It uses the ice shell on its back to slide at full speed anywhere.

Manchan is used as a champion in many Pokémon-themed Fight Clubs thanks to the extraordinary power behind its punches. It must train constantly to keep its overwhelming anger under control, as it risks making its strikes far less precise.

Mantini trains its coils by crushing stones found in its native streams. A very proud Pokémon, it will snort air from its nose to show its irritation if it feels disrespected.

Manoom releases a foul stench from the flower on its head to hinder its foes, then overwhelms them with its ferocious fighting style. It lives deep in jungles, as it needs humid habitats to thrive.

When it gets angry, it snorts water bubbles from its nostrils, ruffling its fur. It spends most of its day fighting with other Mantle.

If the pool of water it dives into is too cold, Mantle flies into a rage and starts attacking even its own companions. Its shell protects it not only from daring falls, but also from the constant brawls it keeps getting itself into.

The ice bulb on its back allows Seasaur to stay cool even on particularly hot days. If Seasaur is annoyed, it puffs out an irritating powder produced from its white whiskers.

It is said that the antenna on its head allows it to bend the weather to its will, bringing rain or snow as it pleases. Seatoed battles others of its kind for dominance over the icebergs where it builds floating dens.

Its soft fur protects Searay even from the freezing temperatures of the icy waters where it hunts its prey. It fiercely confronts other members of its species with dazzling electric bites to assert dominance over the territory.

Its soft fur protects Searay even from the freezing temperatures of the icy waters where it hunts its prey. It fiercely confronts other members of its species with dazzling electric bites to assert dominance over the territory.

Walran's breath is so cold that it can freeze the surface of water, creating sheets of ice to rest upon. Its long fangs are coated with a potent toxin, which it uses to defend itself against enemies in the frozen regions it inhabits.

Its body is so cold that it can cause frostburns to anyone foolish enough to touch its skin. Walrino charges at its enemies at full speed, aiming to impale them with the poison-coated ivory horn on its forehead.

Sailors rely on Hunreon to rescue those lost at sea, as its swimming agility lets it cut effortlessly through rough waves. Wrapping its comfortably warm coils around people, it protects them from hypothermia.

Hunbok uses the patterns on its body to paralyze its prey, then drags it underwater with its coils to drown it. Its venomous bites are used to drive other Pokémon away from its underwater territory.

Hunbyss is a ferocious predator that swims through the depths of the ocean, avoiding any source of light. Its snout is lined with rows of razor-sharp teeth capable of slicing through even the hulls of submarines that cross its path.

Hunbat emerges from the sea waves at night to hunt down vessels that have invaded its territory. While flying, it emits sound waves from its nose to gather its companions.

Huntross prowls the ocean depths in constant search of prey to satisfy its endless hunger. When hunting, it coils its long body around its target and renders it unconscious with powerful electric discharges emitted from its coils.

Since Relilax spends most of its time sleeping on the seafloor, sightings are rare and it was once thought extinct. It moves only once a month to gorge itself before returning to deep slumber.

Relitortle lives in the depths of the sea for hundreds of years, leading a peaceful life among other marine creatures. The older it gets, the longer the seaweed growing on its tail and ears becomes.

Relitortle lives in the depths of the sea for hundreds of years, leading a peaceful life among other marine creatures. The older it gets, the longer the seaweed growing on its tail and ears becomes.

To mark the places it frequently visits, it dips its nose in mud and leaves heart-shaped prints on trees and rocks. Woobran is a very gentle Pokémon; if not for the poisonous quills covering its body, it would be easy prey for many creatures.

It emits soft sounds from its heart-shaped nostrils that can soothe nearby Pokémon. Though naturally gentle, it won't hesitate to punish anyone who threatens its family with powerful, bone-crushing headbutts.

Swoovern releases sounds from its heart-shaped nose that nearby Pokémon interpret as calls or pleas for help. Once night falls, it takes flight in search of prey or food to bring back to its cave.

According to legend, if Swooselia watches over someone while they sleep, that person will find a heart-shaped mark on their pillow when they wake up. It is an extremely rare creature that emerges from the depths of caves on waxing moon nights.

Tynasaur sneaks into power plants in search of energy to charge the peculiar bulb on its back. If any member of its pack is threatened, it becomes extremely aggressive.

Tynasaur sneaks into power plants in search of energy to charge the peculiar bulb on its back. If any member of its pack is threatened, it becomes extremely aggressive.

Eelsparce crawls through tunnels dug with its drill-like tail, constantly searching for food. If it encounters someone blocking its path, it coats its body in crackling electricity to warn them to move out of the way.

Since Eelton tends to thrive and grow in marine bays or near docks, it is often chosen as a companion by sailors and fishermen. When all three of its limbs frantically flap their fins, it is about to unleash a powerful electric shock.

The tips of its vines are shaped like boxing gloves, which it uses to punch anyone who angers it. When calm, Primesaur spends most of its time feeding on weeds and poisonous flowers.

It trains every day with strict discipline to keep its anger in check and make its punches more precise. However, if it's about to lose a match in the ring, it completely loses control and flies into a furious rage anyway.

Thanks to its telepathic powers, Primeon can always sense its Trainer's emotions. If someone mistreats its human partner, it flies into a rage and tries to leap at them, knocking them down with the full strength of its muscular legs.

The long fur on Primeno's face keeps it from seeing where it's going, so it constantly bumps into things, making Primeno extremely irritable. When it loses its temper, it attacks whatever is in front of it with blows strong enough to shatter stone.

Primeyama needs plenty of peace to practice new fighting techniques. If the Pokémon living around it continue to make a racket, it flies into a rage and takes its revenge by striking them with fierce blows from its enormous hands.

Primeyama needs plenty of peace to practice new fighting techniques. If the Pokémon living around it continue to make a racket, it flies into a rage and takes its revenge by striking them with fierce blows from its enormous hands.

Primewrath lives in constant irritability, causing most Pokémon to avoid it and its devastating punches. To strengthen its body and its fists, it tirelessly smashes the rocky cliffs hidden behind waterfalls.

Its fury doesn't subside even while it sleeps to regain energy, even its dreams are filled with battle. Primera uses its teleportation abilities not to flee from fights, but to dive straight into the fray.

Primeno despicably uses its pendulum to put its opponents to sleep, and gain a clear advantage. As soon as its enemies enter the world of dreams, it treacherously strikes them with powerful punches.

Skresaur grabs dead seaweed washed ashore by the tide with its vines and carries it back to its den. It lines the border of its territory with poisonous powder produced by the bulb on its back.

Despite nesting along sea cliffs, Skreran is not a skilled swimmer and panics when too close to water. Each spine on its body contains a powerful paralyzing toxin.

Its sturdy claws are coated in a poisonous oil used to keep intruders away. Skrephish feeds on iron-rich algae to strengthen its shell.

When an opponent tries to attack it, Skrelos begins to sweat a viscous poison from its skin. It inhabits marine bays, engaging in territorial battles with the Tentacool that inhabit the same waters.

Dragalsaur feeds on rotting seaweed to increase the amount of toxins stored in its bulb. When hunting, it captures its prey with its vines, preventing them from escaping.

According to legend, Dragalurk guards ancient ruins resting upon the ocean floor. It absorbs polluted runoff found in the depths into its own body, keeping the waters clean.

Dragaltales spits balls of poison from its mouth at anyone who dares touch even one of its many tails. Its body is incredibly resistant to heat, so much so that some claim to have seen it swimming through rivers of lava.

Dragalish camouflages itself among the seaweed on the ocean floor to avoid being discovered by predators. It can produce a poisonous fluid that is used to create a repellent for wild ivy growing on house walls.

The spores Dragalras produces are extremely toxic, causing seaweed to sicken and rot more quickly. It is an extremely territorial Pokémon that attacks anyone who strays too close to the den it builds along sandy coastlines near the sea.

To maximize its muscle mass, Dragalchoke retrieves anchors from the seafloor, which it then lifts repeatedly during the day. It does not hesitate to spit streams of corrosive poison at anyone who dares to invade its underwater domain.

It lives with its colony near the sea, since its body would risk drying out without water. When Shelltata exerts itself too much while gnawing on a hard object, a viscous liquid begins to ooze from its skin.

In spring, Shelldisc swarms the coastal waters near Lilycove City with a multitude of companions. It is very popular among lovers; for this reason, many restaurants display them in special aquariums placed near tables occupied by couples.

When Gastrogoose meets a Seviper along its path, it is seized by a fury that drives it to fight to the point of exhaustion. Any part of its body severed by the tail of its sworn enemy grows back quickly, readying it for new battles.

Shellitty loves slapping its tail on the surface of the water to splash droplets all around. Since its body has no bones, it can squeeze into any crevice to snoop around.

Gastroniclus's body is constantly wrapped in a layer of seawater, which helps it regenerate faster when damaged. When it whirls its arms with vigor, it can unleash enough power to shatter boulders along the shore.

Growldle breathes small flames from its mouth to deter predators attempting to capture it. The horn on its head produces a neurotoxin capable of weakening muscle tissue for hours.

Growltini's body is covered in incredibly soft fur, highly prized by Pokémon Contest judges and other beauty competitions. It molts several times a year, shedding old fur to grow an even more flowing and shiny coat.

Growltini's body is covered in incredibly soft fur, highly prized by Pokémon Contest judges and other beauty competitions. It molts several times a year, shedding old fur to grow an even more flowing and shiny coat.

Growlgrowth's soft coat is used to make extremely soft sweaters that insulate perfectly against the coldest temperatures. In summer, its fur grows so long that it even covers its eyes.

It breathes small flames onto the ground to warm it, keeping itself dry and comfortable while resting and speeding up the growth of the leaves on its head. When the shell on its back begins to crack, it rolls in mud until it is fully restored.

The warmth radiating from Growltle's fur is ideal for ripening the wheat stalks growing along its back. It is highly valued by farmers not only for this trait but also for its calm and obedient temperament.

When its Trainer throws an object, Growltik catches it mid-air, shooting a mass of viscous, highly flammable silk from its mouth. It can quickly create intricate webs and set them on fire to damage Pokémon that get caught in them.

If it notices its Trainer feeling sad, Growlruff licks their face to lift their spirits again. It is a loyal, energetic Pokémon, well-suited for young Trainers about to set off on their journeys.

Growlmeleon keeps its opponents at bay by breathing terrifying gouts of fire at them. Despite its impulsive temperament, it always obeys its Trainer's commands, even when that means holding back its own instincts.

If Growlduck overuses its fiery attacks, it suffers from a terrible migraine. It makes its den near lakes and ponds to stay hydrated.

Its flames burn so fiercely that fire flows across its body and seeps into its fur, as if Growlithe cannot contain it all. Its unwavering loyalty makes it a reliable, obedient partner, always ready to follow its Trainer's commands.

Growlizard is extremely loyal to its Trainer, never leaving their side. The sheen of its striped fur and the brightness of the flame on its tail reflect its health; when the fire dims, it indicates that the Pokémon is sick or weak.

To impress its Trainer with its muscular strength, Growlchoke performs at least one hundred push-ups every day. In battle, it ignites its fists to deliver scorching punches capable of burning its foes.

To impress its Trainer with its muscular strength, Growlchoke performs at least one hundred push-ups every day. In battle, it ignites its fists to deliver scorching punches capable of burning its foes.

Too lazy to get up, Growlpoke uses its psychic powers to pull food toward itself. If it spots an intruder, it prefers to go back to sleep, so it is not ideal as a guard Pokémon.

Arcasaur uses its searing whips to keep dangerous individuals away from its teammates. When nervous, its soft fur becomes coated in poisonous dandruff.

The honey Arcadrill produces is deep orange and has a very spicy taste. It defends its territory by heating its stinger to incandescence and charging at great speed.

Arcagey uses its fiery breath to light bonfires and stay warm on especially cold nights. It often challenges other Flying-type Pokémon to flight races to see who is fastest.

From Arcaotto's large beak, it can unleash scorching flames capable of melting even the toughest metals. It is an absolutely loyal Pokémon that would do anything to protect its Trainer, even at the cost of its own life.

With its long ears, Arcarill can pick up even the faintest whispers. It uses this ability to rush to the aid of people calling for help, even from far away. Its fur is always warm, and when it becomes angry, it turns scorching hot.

Arcaicate is fiercely protective of its Trainer and will not hesitate to attack anyone who dares come too close. Its fangs can grow scorching hot in an instant, making its bites devastatingly powerful.

Despite its fearsome appearance, Arcaring is wary of humans and hides deep within the forest to avoid them. However, if anyone threatens its young, it flies into a rage and unleashes fiery blasts powerful enough to burn entire woods to ashes.

By flapping its wings frantically, it can release waves of heat so intense that they burn anyone who comes into contact with them. As it is extremely territorial, Arcagon raises its mane and roars to intimidate anyone who invades its turf.

Legend has it that Arcatina can block access to Pokémon and humans in the Distorted World by generating walls of fire around portals. Its flames are so hot they can incinerate anything they touch.

As it slithers, Arcagoo leaves behind a highly flammable slime trail; if it's not careful, it may accidentally start fires. It is an extraordinarily loyal Pokémon that always stands in defense of its Trainer.

The only way it can keep the pain from its frequent migraines at bay is by soaking in lukewarm thermal water. Even when it is at the end of its strength, Arcaduck gives its all to protect and help its Trainer.

Despite its restless temperament, it becomes extremely obedient when properly trained by its Trainer. Thanks to its versatility and strength, Arcaizard is often employed by special police forces to break into criminal hideouts.

The liquid fired from Arcatoise's cannons is highly flammable; a single spark is enough to turn ordinary jets into trails of high-temperature flames. Despite its size, Arcatoise is a very fast swimmer, particularly skilled at turning maneuvers.

After firing terrifying bursts of flame, Arcatoise's cannons and shell are at risk of overheating; hence, it remains submerged in the water for a long time. Despite its size, Arcatoise is a very fast swimmer, particularly skilled at turning maneuvers.

Its body burns so hot that even the gloves covering its fists scorch its foes. The wings on its back help it reposition swiftly, giving it an edge in dodging and counterattacking.

A never-ending flame burns within its body, producing toxic gases that it vents through its pores. When facing a powerful foe, flames burst from every opening, raising the risk of an explosive outburst at any moment.

Charhorn is a short-tempered creature that recklessly charges at anyone who dares stand in its way. Its large wings can only keep it airborne for a few minutes due to the heavy weight of its body.

When Charsea feels particularly threatened, it combines its Water and Fire-type attacks to create a cloud of steam between itself and its foes, allowing it to escape. It often uses its wing-shaped fins to glide across the water's surface.

When provoked, Chardra can generate blazing whirlwinds by flapping its wings. Its scales insulate its body's heat, preventing its temperature from dropping too low while it swims in the sea in search of prey.

When enraged, the flame on its tail blazes so intensely that its body temperature rises. If it encounters another Charos, it feels compelled to charge and clash horns.

It uses its wings to quickly move from branch to branch, collecting berries from trees. After eating enough, the horn-shaped flame on its forehead grows stronger, boosting the power of its Fire-type moves.

Its spiky fur constantly stores static electricity, which also fuels the flames blazing on its tail. It uses its wings to glide short distances and to speed up its movements on the battlefield, making its attacks even swifter and more unpredictable.

Chargon was introduced into the virtual world to protect private networks from harmful files, acting as a living firewall. The more complex the malware, the more eager this Pokémon becomes to face it.

Countless tapestries and mosaics depict the figure of Chardactyl, which has inspired incredible tales of ancient allure for centuries. Its devastating fire and fierce nature make it an extremely difficult creature to control.

The flames on its back and those Charlosion breathe are hot enough to melt stone. When bonded with its Trainer, it becomes reliable and tenacious, making it a popular choice for League challengers.

The flame burning at the tip of its tail is so hot that it keeps Chargey warm during winter, meaning it never needs to migrate from its nest. It moults its feathers once a year to keep its wings strong.

The flame burning at the tip of its tail is so hot that it keeps Chargey warm during winter, meaning it never needs to migrate from its nest. It moults its feathers once a year to keep its wings strong.

When a battle becomes tough, Chargey cloaks its head in crackling flames, ready to give its all. Its feathers stay warm even after they fall off, which is why they are often used as padding in certain types of winter jackets.

Chartata is a voracious, constantly hungry creature. It sneaks into farm storerooms to raid berries, seeds, and other food. Anyone who tries to drive it away risks facing its powerful flames.

When Chareon blows scorching bursts of fire, the rings on its body shine with a golden light. It's a Pokémon with an indomitable temperament, which sometimes refuses to follow its Trainer's commands despite the affection it feels for them.

When Chareon blows scorching bursts of fire, the rings on its body shine with a golden light. It's a Pokémon with an indomitable temperament, which sometimes refuses to follow its Trainer's commands despite the affection it feels for them.

It carves its way through the heart of the mountains, melting the rock with its incandescent body. Charlix uses its enormous mouth to swallow the debris in its path and to feed on gems and minerals that can make its coils even stronger.

Charow lives with its flock in the mountains, as it loves to build its nest near rocky caves that can shelter it from the rain. With its powerful flames, it drives away intruders who enter its territory and hunts down its prey.

The crest on Charow head bursts into flames when it is particularly angry. It is a very ferocious predator that weakens its prey with violent bursts of flame before snatching it with its sharp claws.

The warmth from Charpiny's body keeps the egg in its pouch safe and filled with healing power. With its wide wings, it can dart swiftly through the air, a skill it uses to move quickly across the cities it visits.

It roams the dark web in search of new ways to make its flames ever more powerful, as it is never satisfied with its own strength. Due to its stubbornness, Chargon-Z can be extremely difficult for inexperienced Trainers to handle.

When angry, the spines on its back are enveloped in flames so hot that they cannot be extinguished even by rain. Charslash can be found in the dunes of arid deserts, where it leads a solitary life.

The amniotic fluid coating its body burns so intensely that it carbonizes anything it absorbs. While Charniclus is deep in thought, the flame on its tail burns more intensely than usual.

Its massive jaws deliver bites strong enough to shatter even metal. Chardile is a territorial and brutal creature; after wearing down its foe with the power of its teeth, it finishes the battle by unleashing the full force of its searing flames.

Charlous has two heads with separate brains that are constantly in disagreement. The left head uses only Fire-type attacks, while the right relies on Dragon-type moves. Only the most determined and patient Trainers can raise this Pokémon to maturity.

Charolu flies across the region until it senses the aura of a strong opponent worth challenging. The more cornered it becomes in battle, the hotter and more powerful its flames grow.

Charagon's wings are too small to allow it to fly, which often frustrates it, and it vents this anger on its opponents in battle. Despite its small size, Charagon is renowned for being highly energetic and powerful.

It moves blindly, using echolocation to find its food. If it happens to crash into another Pokémon, Charbat immediately breathes powerful flames at it before even realizing what it is fighting.

Even without being fully evolved, Charunt acts with arrogance, tormenting weaker Pokémon with bursts of fire. In heavy rain, it hides in its cave to stop its fiery collar from being extinguished.

The flames burning around its neck are a source of great pride, as it sees them as a symbol of its royalty. Its fearsome jaws can not only crush boulders but also unleash violent bursts of fire against its enemies.

Opening its colossal maw, Chartrum spews infernos powerful enough to incinerate forests at once. Despotic and merciless, it crushes opponents with raw strength, showing no hesitation to turn on its own offspring or packmates.

When it opens its massive jaws, it unleashes waves of scorching flames that can burn entire forests in an instant. It is a tyrannical and violent creature, crushing anyone who dares face it with sheer brute force.

When Chartrum roars and spreads its jaws, torrents of searing fire spill forth, reducing everything nearby to ash. Its overwhelming strength and ruthless temperament make it a feared ruler among Pokémon.

It wields its flaming tail like a staff, swinging it to launch bursts of fire at its foes. It is said that Charphox can glimpse fragments of the future through the visions that appear within its bicolored flames.

If Charscoon consumes too much energy, the flame on its tail becomes weaker, so it only moves or attacks when necessary. The cocoon covering its body constantly radiates heat; in fact, if it stays on the grass for too long, it dries out the grass.

When Charlow meets a particularly powerful opponent, the flames on its forked tail blaze even brighter. It needs warm climates to thrive, which is why it migrates in winter to find a temperature better suited to its needs.

Chargull is drawn to garbage and food left behind on beaches and will do anything to get it. When annoyed or enraged because someone took its meal, it spews scorching flames from its beak to get revenge.

Charsian fights its foes by raining slashing claw strikes upon them, and its wings allow it to cover great distances in flight. Despite its fierce and gruff temperament, it is highly sought after for beauty competitions due to its velvety red fur.

When Chargoose faces its sworn enemies, the flames surrounding its body turn blue and reach even higher temperatures. Its powerful claws are used not only to strike foes but also to mark its territory.

Charkey is a highly irritable Pokémon that spends most of its life battling others in its pack. Each victory strengthens the flames on its tail, bringing it ever closer to evolution.

Charape has a fierce, warlike nature and is easily enraged. When provoked, it breathes fire from its nose and charges at its foe, ready to strike with devastating punches.

When it flies into a rage, the flame at the tip of its tail spreads across its entire coat. Firefighters rely on it as a partner Pokémon, as its keen nose can detect the presence of a blaze from remarkable distances.

This mighty creature is often employed to guard ancient ruins and sacred temples, as it never allows intruders to trespass. The heat of its body is so intense that rain evaporates the instant it touches its fur.

This powerful creature is commonly used to guard ancient ruins and sacred temples, allowing no intruders to pass. Its body emits such intense heat that rain evaporates instantly upon touching its fur.

This powerful creature is commonly used to guard ancient ruins and sacred temples, allowing no intruders to pass. Its body emits such intense heat that rain evaporates instantly upon touching its fur.

Chardude must consume massive amounts of coal every day to keep its body temperature high and prevent the flames covering it from going out. Thanks to its intense fire, it is often employed in factories to weld steel.

Charta is still inexperienced at controlling its flames, so if it gets too carried away while running, it risks accidentally leaving trails of fire beneath its hooves.

The faster Chardash runs, the more its mane flames blaze intensely. Despite having a pair of very strong and sturdy wings, it never uses them during a speed race, considering it an unfair advantage over its opponents.

When a battle grows intense, Polidra tries to hypnotize its opponent with the spiral on its tail. Its fins allow it to swim with ease even in powerful currents.

Polidrill defends its hive by hypnotizing intruders with the spiral on its belly, then hit them with its sharp stinger once they fall asleep. Since its body needs to stay hydrated, it prefers to live near rivers or small lakes.

Polillery hypnotizes its victims before seizing them with its long blue tentacles. When it grows fond of a human, it entertains them by blowing bubbles from its mouth.

Polifable spends hours sitting on the shore of the lake it lives in, gazing up at the night sky. If it spots a shooting star, the spiral on its belly begins to spin with excitement.

When Polirain feels threatened, it spins the spirals on its wings to hypnotize predators and lull them into a deep sleep. It nests only near ponds with crystal-clear water.

Staring at the spiral on its back for too long will put you into a deep sleep. To defend itself against threats, Polimel fires jets of mud at its enemies.

Since it dislikes fighting, it makes foes fall asleep by spinning the spiral on its belly. The flower on its back must stay submerged, so Polisaur never strays far from its pond.

Poliray's muscular body allows it to fiercely guard its den near rivers. In battle, it coils its spring-like tail, then unleashes it with great force, striking foes with the heavy fist at its tip.

Polimeleon coats its gloves in a layer of scalding steam to push its opponents to their limits. It spends most of its time swimming in the clean waters of rivers and lakes.

Since Politle's muscles are not fully developed, it organizes boxing matches against other members of its group to become more skilled and stronger. It shoots bubbles from its mouth not only to fight, but also to communicate its feelings to others.

Politortle is so proud that it never turns its back to flee from a fight, which is why the back of its shell bears no scars or scratches. It prefers to battle in water, where it can unleash the full power of its punches.

On its back, Absaur carries a seed made of psychic energy, which it gathers during sessions of daytime meditation. With its power, it can levitate objects at will, though moving those that are too heavy forces it to rest for many hours to recover.

When it hears thunder while flying, it teleports back to its nest using its psychic powers. Abotto covers its head with its wide wings while resting to ensure a deep sleep.

Before teleporting to safety, it grinds its sharp incisors together to maintain focus. Abtata moves to search for food only shortly before dawn, then sleeps for the rest of the day.

Abnx makes the star on its tail shine brightly to distract other Pokémon while it gathers psychic energy to teleport away and escape. Whenever it uses its powers too much, it needs to sleep for days to recover its strength.

Kadachu uses its metal spoon to better channel both its electric attacks and its psychic powers. It is said that if Kadachu concentrates too hard near an appliance, it risks sending it haywire.

By skillfully spinning its silver spoons, Alagon can generate tremendous sand vortexes. Rumor holds that this Pokémon lives a solitary life in the desert, spending entire days meditating to sharpen its mental strength.

Masaur eats highly nutritious berries every day to keep its body muscular and always ready to fight. To annoy its foes during battles, it releases an irritating pollen from the bulb on its back that makes their eyes burn.

Maew stays in shape by lifting heavy weights with its hand at the tip of its tail. Although it is a generally peaceful Pokémon, its punches are so powerful that they can even crumble stone walls.

Masaur eats highly nutritious berries every day to keep its body muscular and always ready to fight. To annoy its foes during battles, it releases an irritating pollen from the bulb on its back that makes their eyes burn.

When Masaur is satisfied with its training and feels its muscles tighten, it releases a pleasantly fragrant aroma from the flower on its back. To test its strength, it often helps its Trainer carry boxes or heavy objects.

To show off its strength, Masel enjoys lifting large chunks of ice that it retrieves from the frozen caves where it lives. When it is about to launch an attack, it sharpens its claws by rubbing them together.

The coils of Mans are extremely strong and muscular, powerful enough to crush a stone into dust. It is a highly dedicated Pokémon that loves training every day to improve and make its Trainer proud.

To increase the range of its psychic powers, Masis spends many hours a day lifting weights with its mind. It is an extremely determined creature, which is why it is often recommended for Trainers with a very energetic personality.

Mameleon constantly hones its martial arts techniques by striking the large boulders it finds along mountain trails. When satisfied after training, the flame on its tail burns brightly.

The more push-ups Masaur does while training, the more the bulb on its back charges with energy that it can store to always be ready for battle. Its sweat is highly toxic and poisonous, so it is best not to touch it while it is exercising.

In the wild, Masel lifts chunks of ice to strengthen its arm muscles. But once it's caught inside a Poké Ball, it takes its Trainer's equipment and rarely gives it back.

Its shell is actually a dense layer of highly developed muscles that Maelgon constantly trains by slamming itself against rocky walls. It has an incredibly high tolerance for pain, yet is terrified of anything that even remotely resembles a needle.

Malithe uses its muscular arms to help its Trainer move extremely heavy objects. When facing a truly powerful opponent, it puffs bursts of fire from its lips to show how thrilled and delighted it is.

Despite its gelatinous body, it possesses incredible power, and its four arms can deliver very powerful blows. Mato changes the appearance of the belt on its body depending on the type of opponent it faces.

It spends its days lifting large fallen tree trunks to maintain its impressively muscular physique. The sweat Mafeon releases into the air carries a fragrant aroma capable of purifying the surrounding atmosphere.

Magon-Z is so obsessed with working out at the gym that it floods its Trainer's digital devices with spam messages. The more it is ignored, the more aggressive its pop-up messages become.

It uses its mighty claw to pin opponents in place, leaving them helpless against the crushing blows delivered by its muscular arm. To keep its body in peak condition, Maler shatters boulders along the shoreline.

The sinuous leaves forming its tail absorb impurities from the water it swims in. If anyone dares touch its shell, of which it is very proud, Belltortle retaliates by spraying them with cold jets of water.

When the full moon shines in the sky, Squirtreon feels more energetic, to the point of boosting the effectiveness of its Water-type moves. It always stands in defense of its Trainer, often behaving a bit overly protective.

When the full moon shines in the sky, Squirtreon feels more energetic, to the point of boosting the effectiveness of its Water-type moves. It always stands in defense of its Trainer, often behaving a bit overly protective.

Squirtrow spends much of its time preening its feathers in the waters of the ponds it inhabits. It faces every threat alongside the many companions that make up its flock.

Squirtrow takes down other flying Pokémon with powerful jets of water to maintain its dominance over its territory. Squirtrow is a very solitary creature that usually builds its nest near lakes and streams high in the mountains.

If its shell crackles with electricity, it means it is nervous and irritable. Since it spends most of its life in rivers, Squirtchu is an excellent swimmer.

When Squirtkoth dozes off, it cautiously tucks its body inside its sturdy shell. It is an extremely listless, lazy Pokémon, best suited as a companion for highly patient Trainers.

When Squirtkoal loses its patience, it begins producing scalding bubbles that it expels through the vents in its shell. As it swims, it unconsciously raises the temperature of the surrounding water.

Weepinsaur spits poisonous acid at enemy Pokémon invading its territory in the jungle. It nests near sunlit clearings where it can feed its bulb with sunlight.

Victreefeon keeps forests clean by ingesting refuse and dead vegetation, dissolving them with its highly acidic saliva. It is a largely solitary and peaceful creature that fights only to protect those weaker than itself.

Its tentacles are covered with a membrane capable of secreting dangerous toxins. Since Tentasaur feeds on a specific type of algae, it makes its home near warm, salty waters.

Its limbs are actually tentacles that can stretch over a meter long, making its martial strikes extremely unpredictable. When Tentaolu senses an aura it finds pleasing, the gems on its head emit a faint glow.

Tentainch hides in the sand at the bottom of the sea, snaring any creature that ventures too close with its long tentacles. If it swallows prey that is too large, it then struggles to swim until digestion is complete.

Tentavanha inhabits the waters of warm seas, where it settles with its colony. To hunt, it restrains its prey using the tentacles at the ends of its body, then finishes it off with a barrage of bites from its powerful jaws.

Tentazagoon zigzags through ocean waves to confuse anglers trying to catch it. Using its tentacles, it gathers seaweed and coral to feed on, stashing them in its shaggy fur to save for when hunger strikes.

The tentacle extending from its bulb is strong enough to hold a medium-sized yacht in place. Tentasaur feeds by sucking on sea anemones using its long beak.

Tentaxorus uses its numerous tentacles to ensnare prey and keep them from escaping, then finishes them off with its powerful tail. The blades protruding from the sides of its head are incredibly sturdy, allowing it to shatter obstacles in its path.

Geodude skillfully uses its four arms to climb rapidly along the mountain ridges where it lives. If anyone endangers the wildlife inhabiting the peaks, it drives them away by hurling boulders.

Gravesaur feeds on soil and small stones to fortify the rocky shell that protects the seed constantly growing on its back. As it digests the minerals, its body produces a poisonous dust that it blows from its mouth to drive away pests.

Gravesaur feeds on soil and small stones to fortify the rocky shell that protects the seed constantly growing on its back. As it digests the minerals, its body produces a poisonous dust that it blows from its mouth to drive away pests.

Gravets keeps strangers at bay by pelting them with small stones using its four arms. Since it is not a particularly social Pokémon, it pretends to be a stone statue whenever it wishes to avoid interaction.

Graveizard can dim the flame on its tail to blend perfectly with the stone walls of caves. It enjoys startling unsuspecting explorers by suddenly emerging from its hiding spot and flapping its wings.

Rubies embedded in the geode on its antenna act as catalysts for its electric attacks. Meanwhile, the stone armor covering Goturn protects it from any assault.

Gotu is often spotted atop mountain peaks, living as a hermit far from the chaos of large cities. It is said to have a deeply peaceful nature, guiding lost travelers down the right path.

Researchers speculate that Goxys's unstable genome was altered by contact with a foreign virus from space. The resilient stones encasing its body serve as a natural defense, protecting its vital core from harm.

Gogoose blends into the rocky walls of caves to spring perfect ambushes on its prey. It often engages in violent clashes with other Pokémon to harden and strengthen its lethal claws.

When Ponysaur gallops for many hours, its fiery mane releases toxic dust that is harmful to anyone who breathes it in. It takes long afternoon naps in the sunlight to store up vast amounts of heat and energy.

When it battles, Ponyshrew curls into a ball and wreathes itself in flames before barreling into its opponents. It needs to live in dry, arid environments, or else it risks falling ill.

When Ponylade fights fiercely, flames also engulf its hooves, making its attacks even more devastating. It is an extremely loyal Pokémon to its Trainer.

The temperature of its fiery mane rises sharply when its Trainer is in danger. Ponynine loves spending entire days running across plains with its pack.

When its hooves overheat, it risks deliberately setting leaves and twigs ablaze, which is why Rapisaur often takes long rests during the day. The bulb on its back gives off a powerful scent of ash.

If Rapisaur runs too long without resting, its bulb begins releasing smoke laced with toxic agents. It scrapes its horn against tree bark to mark the boundaries of its forest territory.

Rapibok prevents its prey from escaping by trapping them in its coils, which are covered in blazing flames. The horn on its forehead contains a gland that regulates the production of venom in its body.

Rapilade is a fearless warrior that fights bravely to protect the weak from mistreatment. It can manipulate its flames, shaping them into a spear that it wields with remarkable skill.

According to legend, Rapislash once served some of the most enterprising warlords in history, helping them conquer entire regions. The blade of its sword becomes wreathed in burning flames when it unleashes its deadliest attacks.

When Rapinine reaches its top running speed, its fiery mane engulfs its entire body. It lives with its herd across vast plains where it can run freely.

Rapidash is considered one of the best trotters in the world, thanks to its stamina and ability to accelerate. When it exerts its muscles to the fullest, the flames that make up its mane reach incredible temperatures and rapidly change colors.

Its body has completely hardened as it begins its metamorphosis into a new evolutionary stage. Since in this state it is totally defenseless, Slowpod tries to remain still, hiding among the riverbank algae until it can emerge from its pink shell.

Its body has completely hardened as it begins its metamorphosis into a new evolutionary stage. Since in this state Slowpod is totally defenseless, it tries to remain still, hiding among the riverbank algae until it can emerge from its pink shell.

After its evolution, Slowfree developed four magnificent wings that allow it to fly just above the water's surface. Since it is very absent-minded, it often forgets where it was heading and wanders aimlessly until it grows tired.

Slowslash hides in the sandy seabed, leaving only the spines on its back exposed. It surfaces only when prey swims too close. When it curls into a ball, it loses the ability to swim against the current and is carried away from the shore.

If disturbed while dozing, Slowplume puffs poisonous spores from the enormous petals on its head. It is an extremely lazy Pokémon that would rather float in the water without a single thought in mind than fight with others.

To sleep, Slowgong almost completely buries itself in the snowfall, leaving only part of its face exposed to breathe. Despite its perpetually sleepy demeanor, it is very skilled at using its Water-type Moves to defend itself.

It uses its diamond-hard horn to drill through the rock faces behind waterfalls, carving out its den. Thanks to the thick shell protecting its body, it has developed a fighting style focused far more on defense than offense.

Warnite is known for rescuing people who are drowning at sea, and spotting one is said to be a sign of good luck. Despite having powerful wings, it prefers to move swiftly through the water rather than fly.

Warnite is known for rescuing people who are drowning at sea, and spotting one is said to be a sign of good luck. Despite having powerful wings, it prefers to move swiftly through the water rather than fly.

Bathed in moonlight, Wareon's Water-type moves grow stronger than usual. When it grows fond of its Trainer, it shields them from any threat with its shell.

As soon as the wind rises, it glides over its river to ensure everything is in order. When fighting, Wargar grabs the opponent with its claws so they cannot avoid its powerful water jets.

From its metal-hard claws, Warzor shoots high-pressure jets of water capable of piercing even the walls of a building. It moves its wings so quickly that it can even fight above the water's surface for a few moments.

Warpy helps farmers irrigate their crops by spraying jets of water from its small trunk. It loves rolling in the mud with its companions until its fluffy white tail is completely covered in dirt.

If someone pulls away from Warchum tender kisses, it gets so offended that it summons storm clouds to make it rain. To impress other Pokémon, it meticulously cares for its pure white hair, washing its hair at least three times a day.

According to old seafaring legends, Warslash has served history's most renowned pirate captains across the ages. After every duel, it polishes its shell-shaped shield in saltwater.

Wareary uses its long ears to propel itself powerfully through the water, increasing its swimming speed. It protects its teammates by shielding them with the shell on its back.

Scientists recently revitalized Wartrum from a fossil of its shell found on the seafloor. From its enormous jaws, it can blow out vast quantities of bubbles or saltwater.

Wartrum is often used as a mascot in advertising campaigns promoting cereals or sweets for children. Scientists recently revitalized it from a fossil of its shell found on the seafloor.

If anyone tries to touch Waroc's soft, snow-white tail, it bites without a moment of hesitation. Its agile legs let it run for long distances and swim at great speed.

If anyone touches its soft tail without permission, Warsian scratches them without a moment's hesitation. It demands that its Trainer clean and polish its shell for hours, or else it refuses to obey any further commands.

Warape is a rather short-tempered creature that constantly seeks to annoy other Pokémon just to have an excuse to start a fight. If defeated, it hides in a river's water until it no longer feels embarrassed.

Its two heads are always highly cooperative, allowing Warduo to coordinate its aquatic attacks very effectively. It feeds on whatever it manages to catch in rivers, which is why it usually nests near water teeming with life.

Wargong uses its magnificent white tail to sweep away ice as it swims through freezing waters. A tenacious Pokémon, it faces every battle bravely, skillfully unleashing its Water-type attacks.

Slownyte lives on the ocean floor, avoiding battles whenever possible. The shell it carries on its head so casually is actually another Pokémon trying to eat it, but since it doesn't realize that, it believes the shell just wants to protect it.

Magnenine uses its fire breath to help factory workers weld metal parts. It seems that the electromagnetic frequencies emitted by country music radio stations boost its enthusiasm during working hours.

The magnets covering its body form an electrical shield over its massive face, capable of deflecting enemy attacks. Magnedon patiently teaches its offspring how to find the cobalt and silicon they need to grow.

Magnedred is often used as a security system for estates; if a stranger strays too close to the property it is protecting, it begins shrieking without pause. Its steel body gives off a magnetic field that pulls iron objects toward it.

When fleeing from predators, Farsaur releases a trail of poisonous spores from the bulb growing on its back to slow down its pursuers. With its large beak, it cracks open even the toughest Berries to feed on their soft, juicy cores.

After hatching, it usually receives a small leek stalk from its mother. If Fartini is born in captivity, it is the Trainer who must provide one so it can fight. Its feathers change with the seasons, allowing it greater camouflage.

Farow never lets go of the leek it holds between its wings, using it as a weapon to defend itself against larger Pokémon. It lives in large flocks and helps other members of its species find lost leeks so they are never left unprotected.

As Farow's body grew after its evolution, it had to find a larger, sturdier leek to use as a weapon. With its powerful wings, it soars through the sky with unmatched skill and builds its nest high up, away from disturbances.

It plays a zither made from a leek to accompany its delightful songs. Since Faretta is an extremely rare Pokémon to encounter, witnessing one of its performances is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Farkey provokes other Pokémon by poking them with its leek, stirring them up to spark a violent brawl. When it is not off causing chaos, it dozes on tree branches.

To stay in shape, it asks its Trainer to throw a celery stalk so that it can run and fetch it. If it gets nervous, its beak becomes very hot, and anyone who touches it ends up getting burned.

The leek stalks it wields are heavier than they appear, so it must stay well-trained to handle them with precision. To maintain its muscular body, Farchamp does at least two hundred push-ups daily.

While one head rests, the other keeps watch, so Dopie can always make sure no predator catches it by surprise. It spins silk to wrap the fruit it finds in the forest, preserving it better and for longer.

It is a very vain Pokémon that flies into a rage if the pink feathers on its tail are damaged in battle. Despite having wings, Dogey prefers to move by running.

Each of its three heads has a specific role during flight. The middle head breathes fire at any threat, while the other two coordinate direction and altitude.

All three of Doizard's heads can spit powerful flames, though only one can do so at a time. Despite its stout appearance, it is a natural-born runner and is often chosen as a racing champion in the Pokéathlon.

Seesaur's body has perfectly adapted to let it swim swiftly through the icy waters it inhabits. Within the frozen bulb growing on its back, it stores poisonous spores that it uses to lull its prey to sleep before finishing them off.

By absorbing stray lightning with its horn, its fur becomes charged enough to stun attackers. In water, it steers with its tail to swim swiftly, even in storms.

Seechu coats its white fur with a thin layer of electricity to paralyze anyone who tries to touch it without its consent. It spends most of its life underwater and only comes ashore when it needs to eat the food it has found.

To recover its energy after swimming for a long time, Seeray takes long naps on the beach. Its dark fur constantly traps particles of energy, allowing it to unleash majestic Electric-type attacks when needed.

It usually has a calm nature, but when it fights it becomes aggressive. Although this Pokémon can fly, it is also a skilled swimmer. Seeling uses the horn on its forehead to cut through the waves of the sea, and to hunt prey underwater.

Its soft white fur is so warm that it doesn't feel the cold even at temperatures near absolute zero. Seenine is an excellent swimmer that rarely lets prey escape.

Although Dewsaur is primarily an aquatic creature, it enjoys spending much of its time under the sun, recharging energy that it stores within the bulb on its back. It fights using powerful combinations of Water and Poison-type moves.

During particularly severe snowstorms, it wraps its body in silk to protect itself from snow and ice. Dewpie's body retains heat very well, which is why it can swim effortlessly even in freezing waters.

Dewpie stays hidden in the snow as much as possible to avoid being spotted by predators. It can swim for many hours thanks to its elegant webbed tail.

Dewmime is an outstanding juggler and acrobat, dazzling audiences with its graceful dives and poolside performances. The laughter of children fills it with energy, so it does everything it can to make them happy.

Dewdle relaxes by swimming in the afternoon, using the horn on its head to dodge any obstacles. At the tip of its tail is a sharp stinger filled with venomous toxins.

With the beat of its wings, Dewcuno cools melting ice caps, protecting the polar ecosystem. Underwater, it moves with incredible speed thanks to its sleek, snow-white tail.

Dewgey's wings and tail are perfectly adapted to ensure maximum performance both in the air and underwater. Its pure white body allows it to blend into the snow, where it crouches, waiting for the right moment to catch its prey.

To keep the ice seed on its back intact, Dewsaur cannot stray far from the icy waters it lives in. When it gets very agitated, its body secretes toxins that can put nearby Pokémon to sleep or paralyze them.

Its soft white feathers are used to stuff various kinds of jackets and pillows. Though Dewrow usually travels by flying, it can also swim skillfully using its webbed tail to chase prey hiding underwater.

Its fin-shaped ears allow it to move through water as swiftly as a speedboat. The horn on its forehead channels its Electric-type attacks, which it uses to fend off aquatic predators while searching for food.

The horn on its forehead channels its Electric-type attacks, which it uses to fend off aquatic predators while searching for food. Its magnificent white tail allows Dewchu to swim in any aquatic environment without difficulty.

Dewfeon usually hides among the algae to avoid confrontations with other Pokémon. Its body is coated in a thin film of water that keeps it cool out of the water even on very hot days.

Dewcor uses its white claws to break through obstacles as it swims through underwater caves. If it kicks its tail hard enough, it can use the membranes under its fins to glide above the water's surface.

Dewran uses its diamond-hard horn to carve through the layers of ice covering the waters it swims in. Its pale body lets it blend perfectly into the snow, helping it evade predators.

The hard horn on its forehead can absorb the power of lightning striking from the sky and convert it into electricity for its attacks. Thanks to its white tail, it maneuvers among the icebergs of the frozen waters where it lives with unmatched grace.

Its perpetually warm body allows Dewmeleon to live even in harsh, freezing habitats without ever feeling cold. Its long tail lets it swim at incredible speeds, and it's so strong that it also uses it in battle to lash out at its foes.

Griligatr restores its body by swimming in dirty, heavily polluted waters, which is why it's often found in sewers. It can spit a highly corrosive liquid from its mouth, strong enough to even melt solid rock.

Its carapace is covered in a foul-smelling purple slime that keeps other wild Pokémon at bay. Gririth uses its claws to ransack trash cans and feed on the garbage inside them.

Its sludge-like body is extremely toxic, so much that any grass it steps on dies instantly. When enraged, Griape hurls chunks of poisonous mud at others.

Mutung can coat its long tongue with a highly acidic saliva capable of melting even iron. Since it requires humid and dirty environments to survive, it often infests city sewers.

It is rumored that Muizard was born from toxic waste burned in arson fires. This Pokémon can travel from city to city, flying with its wings of poisonous sludge in search of new filth to feed its body. It contaminates anything it touches.

Formed from melted waste and burning chemicals, Muizard soars across polluted skies in search of refuse to consume. Everything it touches is left corroded and lifeless.

It is rumored that Muizard was born from toxic waste burned in arson fires. This Pokémon can travel from city to city, flying with its wings of poisonous sludge in search of new filth to feed its body. It contaminates anything it touches.

Blasther is difficult to pin down, since it is a versatile fighter. If the blades on its arms aren't enough to finish an opponent, it bombards them with water projectiles from its twin cannons.

When preparing to strike, Blastotto coats the feathers on its wings with a dense layer of water before diving at full speed. The shell covering its body shields its most vulnerable spots from enemy attacks.

Blastsola sprays jets of water at the hulls of ships to drive them away from the coral reef, keeping it safe. Its shell is extremely sturdy thanks to the pressure exerted by the surrounding seawater.

Blastdum is often used as a pressure washer to remove stains from homes thanks to its precise water jets. It communicates with others of its species via telepathy to coordinate cleaning.

Thanks to its long blue ears, Blastran can detect even the slightest movement nearby. It protects its companions in distress by firing jets of pressurized water from the cannons on its back.

From its tail, Blastray can fire high-pressure jets of water strong enough to pierce the walls of a building. By rubbing its mane against its body, it builds up enough static electricity to unleash powerful electrified blows.

Blasteary shoots tufts of wet fur from the cannons on its head to knock berries off the tops of trees and make them fall to the ground. Despite the sturdy shell on its back, it is very agile both in and out of the water.

Blastsian's shell is incredibly tough, shielding it from foes it often battles. Thanks to its agility, it can climb to the tops of trees, from where it takes aim and blasts its enemies with powerful water cannons.

When cornered, it fires pressurized jets of water from the cannon on its tail. However, Blastpoke's reflexes are quite slow, and it often launches its attacks too late, risking missing the target.

Its steel armor has been tempered by the pressure of ocean waves, rendering it resistant to any impact. Cloydon hurls itself at ships that dock along the shores it controls, battering them relentlessly until they are destroyed.

Cloyray camouflages itself among sharp rocks to ambush unsuspecting prey along the shore. It coats the spikes on the sides of its face with electricity to fiercely confront any challenger.

The pressure of the deep sea has made Cloysopod's shell as tough as an iron suit of armor. It exposes a single opening in its defenses only when it lunges forward to strike with its claws.

Gaseel is a particularly mischievous creature that enjoys scaring people who venture too close to icy shores. Its pranks, however, often save lives by moving people away from waters so cold they could cause drowning.

Hauneon habitually haunts unattended power plants. It delights in paralyzing humans and Pokémon by rubbing its static-charged fur against them.

Its neighing in the dead of night strikes fear into all who hear it. Legend has it that if its flames glow intensely, Haundash is about to cast a terrible curse.

It is said that Genran appears when darkness falls, amusing itself by frightening children who have not yet returned home. Its spines are filled with a highly toxic venom that keeps other wild Pokémon at a distance.

Genpunny makes a habit of hiding in the shadows of those who have mistreated younger girls, in order to haunt and punish them for their behavior. It can unleash devastating blows using both its kicks and its long ears.

This Pokémon has a mischievous nature and tends to hide in the shadows of people whose aura seems weaker, playing small tricks on them. Though it appears to be just a prankster, it is actually very insecure and trains in secret to grow stronger.

The bulb growing on its rocky back secretes a very thick black liquid that resembles oil. Basking in the sunlight helps Onsaur make its stone body more durable.

Onpie constantly gnaws on rocks it finds around to make its body increasingly resilient. It protects other Bug Pokémon from predators by hurling sharp stones at the threats.

Its horn allows it to rapidly drill through solid rock, which is why it is still employed today in the search for gold veins from which valuable Nuggets can be extracted. Despite its imposing size, it has a remarkably gentle and obedient nature.

Though its body is composed entirely of solid rock, Onrow can soar gracefully through the skies, able to fly for a full day without tiring. To strike prey or intruders in its territory, it drops stone feathers from above.

Ongron is employed to dispose of scrapped, rusted vehicles, which it devours with great enthusiasm. It typically dwells in mountain caves that it excavates entirely on its own.

Onsian slashes with its stone claws at the hand of anyone bold enough to try touching its tail. When hungry, it bangs its horn against objects and walls to urge its Trainer to give it food immediately.

Rare gems and minerals are embedded within its stone coils, shining brightly when brushed by a light source. It can crush even steel by constricting it with its incredibly powerful body.

It uses the aromas released by its leaf to help others fall asleep. With its small trunk, Drowrita can absorb the energy from the dreams of both Pokémon and humans.

Using its psychic powers, it moves the feathers that have fallen from its wings, giving them a slow, undulating motion that lulls observers into a trance. After feeding on a dream, Drowgeot has enough energy to fly at full speed for an entire day.

It swings the pendulum on its snout to hypnotize other Pokémon, feeding on their dreams. Inside the bulb on its back, it stores dream energy that fuels its psychic powers.

When Krabvee becomes especially fond of its Trainer, it brings every shell it finds on the beach as a gift. It loves digging small holes in the sand and resting inside them.

Its poisonous leaves keep it safe from marine predators, which avoid biting or hunting it. Krabish makes its home among the rocks along the beaches of warm seas.

When in danger, Krabras's first instinct is to protect its mushrooms by storing them inside water bubbles. It gathers food along the shore using its durable claws.

Drawn to bright colors, Kingsaur has a habit of decorating its back with discarded toys found on the beach. It must take long baths in salt water every day to prevent its skin from drying out.

Its incredibly hard horn can split boulders clean in two. When Kinghorn loses its temper, it expels saltwater bubbles and foam from both its mouth and nostrils.

The claw at the tip of its tail is strong enough to crack iron and is coated in highly debilitating toxins. If anyone dares disturb Kingdle while it feeds along the shoreline, it wastes no time retaliating by pinching anyone within reach.

Kingsaur has a habit of wearing beach balls stolen from swimmers on its back. It guards its stolen goods by puffing sleep-inducing spores from its mouth or firing bubbles from its large claw.

Its carapace is studded with dozens of razor-sharp spines containing paralyzing toxins. Kingqueen intimidates any Pokémon who dares to invade its territory, crushing entire rocks in the grip of its gigantic claw.

Males of this species are particularly dominant and constantly challenge each other to determine who has the strongest and most robust claw. When Kingking is sick, it takes long baths in saltwater to heal and get back to fighting form.

From its pincers, Kingmander releases scalding bubbles that burn on touch. Its larger claw is strong enough to crush boulders and pry apart the armor of the sea creatures it hunts.

Kingwrath dwells on ocean atolls and bravely challenges anyone who arrives to duel it. Its massive claw is used not only to fire high-pressure jets of water, but above all to deliver crushing blows that can shatter huge boulders in a single strike.