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Bulbameleon start their day by grooming their bulbs. In doing so, the spices that they excrete perk them up.

When a Electrdos is spotted in the wild, nearby towns are issued evacuation warnings due to its unpredictable nature. Its violent outbursts often require intervention from experienced Trainers.

Heads of Exeggutor that fall into the ocean may become this Pokémon. They scuttle about the shoreline, looking for other stray heads to join it.

Its entire body is coated in a bone-like rock. Archaeologists once unearthed a slumbering Cunix by mistake, believing it to be a large fossil.

Hitmonans whips its poisonous tail with precision, mimicking the kickboxing style of trained fighters it has observed. Its kicks can leave a lingering, venomous sting.

The cosmic-colored smoke it emits conjures vivid illusions that glow in the dark. Staring too long can induce nausea. Starfing uses this smoke to communicate with others at night.

Magros tend to get angry at least 3 times a day. Officials request seasoned Trainers to catch any Magros they come across, as their short tempers often result in wildfires.

Aerosian sit perfectly still like statues, letting their prey get close to them instead of pursuing them. In their idle time they like to play with rocks they find pretty.

Snorduo have two heads that take turns sleeping, but they both oversleep and end up missing most of the day. They often wake up late and starving, and will then run about foraging for berries and insects.

Optimists will say that Artiturne rescue those who are lost in blizzards, but the cold reality is that they put them out of their misery by encasing them in ice.

It once took over power lines throughout an entire city to channel its music to hapless crowds. The aftermath caused several power outages and nasty headaches.

Dragoloom likes to switch between using its tail and retractable arms when fighting enemies, to throw them off guard. If it has a hard time winning, it will also try kicking and headbutting, making its entire body dangerous.

Instead of taking flight, it teleports into the air instead. Though it sleeps for 15 hours a day, it is fairly productive while awake.

Hootkey bounces around jabbing at its foes, but its attacks are fairly repetitive and predictable. Because of this, smarter Pokémon can easily outwit it.

Noctape are similar to Hawlucha in many ways, but are a bit smarter and more temperamental. They are adaptable and can learn Fighting and Flying-type attacks easily.

Its mesmerizing mushrooms are sought after by many people and Pokémon alike. It likes to live in seclusion, hiding under dead leaves and trapping smaller prey with its sticky silk.

Due to its paranoid nature, Spinara will construct webs to detect and teleport away from intruders. It will forage berries by teleporting to and from nearby bushes.

A less common color variant of Ariaras, but not classified as 'Shiny'. Its spores grow into mushrooms that stay anchored to the earth with sturdy silk strands.

Some desolate places call these Pokémon "bells of death," but they are harmless to larger creatures and prey only on insects.

Chinizard erratically fly around, often bumping into boats and shorelines due to its poor vision in sunlight. When frustrated, they dive deep underwater where they can see better.

Pith enjoy play fighting but often get too excited and paralyze weaker Pokémon. Against tougher playmates, Pith may end up paralyzing itself.

Clefpom love playing in the moonlight, but tend to get tired after a few minutes. If one finds a Moon Stone, it will show it off to others and toss it around.

Clefgma glow pink in strong moonlight, and will move a bit faster than normal. Due to only being active near volcanoes on clear nights, this Pokémon is not often seen.

It gets excitable in moonlight, and scuttles around like a crab. Curiously, its back mushrooms sometimes calcify and become Moon Stones after long periods of time.

When Amphatei break into a sprint, a small but bright explosion occurs, followed by a thunderous boom seconds after. The light from this event can be seen from miles away.

Mapoke are only really active when playing with others. Even then, they prefer using their psychic powers to play while they loaf around.

Sunmar change color when exposed to lots of sunlight. Some may even burst into flames, but they enjoy this.

Vegetation took over an empty steel shell, resulting in this Pokémon. Mechanical sounds can be heard from it during strong sunlight.

Despite not being poisonous, Umbish's body mimics the toxic patterns of other poisonous sea life. Its bite can still be lethal, however.

Its bulb takes time to bloom as Ivygela likes to use the energy it absorbs to keep its vines long and healthy. The leaves it gained from evolving help to acquire more sunlight.

Born from a great solar flare that faced the moon, It is said a Magselia's presence once stopped the eruption of a volcano, saving many lives.

Though it has a strong nose, Swivee often gets food stuck in its fur, causing it to run in circles trying to find the scent. It is a popular pet in colder climates.

Though its claws carry potent poisons, they are mostly used for digging. In battle Ekshrew prefer to coil up and rattle their tail to discourage attackers.

With a durable body, long range cannons and a shell full of healing water, this Pokémon is often sought out by strong military groups and firefighters.

Coated head to toe in sharp spikes, this Pokémon boasts impressive physical power and defensive strength. Though its bulky hide makes it slow, it compensates by ambushing prey from underground.

When spooked or tired, Sandbat will burrow under sand to rest temporarily. Sand often gets in their ears, disrupting their echolocation.

Mudto transforms by reforming its mostly liquid body. It likes to reside in muddy ponds, and will disguise itself as mounds of dirt.

Known as the 'Reaper of the Forest", Shedsir follow bug Pokémon around that are near the end of their life. It is unknown what happens when they pass in the presence of Shedsir.

Even at a young age, Gibshrew can dart through soft sand like a fish, breaking down the soil with its hardened head crest. Though timid by default, it can become aggressive when provoked.

When its plants are in full bloom, Venugela's vines coil up and turn a bright green. It can unleash powerful whips with them and they even grow back with just an hour of sunlight.

Armrorus were ancient herbivores that had few enemies. Its layered armour prevented many hard hitting attacks, but it is theorized a strong fighting type Pokémon rendered it extinct.

Due to their rather unique profile, they fail to imitate much of anything. When their disguise inevitably fails, they resort to violently headbutting instead.

Though it is a powerful and fast Pokémon, it is often too apathetic to move. Only Trainers with great patience and perseverance can hope to tame a Sladash over time.

A seemingly sentient and sacred palace that seems to exist in multiple dimensional planes at once. No one has ever been able to enter it, as it is not tangible to people.

Aeginix chew through the crust of the earth with teeth as sharp as swords. They can parry the attacks of powerful enemies by swinging its entire body like a large whip.

Those stung by Nidolithe's horn will feel a mild burn for a few days. It isn't seen as a pet too often due to its aggressively playful nature, and risk of getting stung by mistake.

It pounces on prey, paralyzing them with electric claws and horns. They like picking fights with almost anything, and will even shock itself to get excited.

Luxnx tend to have the confidence and eagerness of the adults in its family, and because of this it picks fights it can't win. It can still pack a decent shock when charging into something though.

Flyqueen only fly to kick up sandstorms to ward off enemies. Their protective and stoic nature give it a feel of royalty, so it is sometimes depicted as such in popular culture.

Raydrill is capable of clearing the highest clouds to chase intruders from its nest. It is said to pursue enemies for hundreds of miles and will not stop until the foe is caught or collapses from exhaustion.

When Kyucune run across the land, they leave behind a chilling, temporary stream of light that looks like an aurora. It is said its body can change to any color by refracting light.

A myriad of discarded materials made from fabrics and cloth festered in darkness and birthed this Pokémon. It constantly seeks more materials to shield its true form from any form of light.

Capable of phasing in and out of electronic devices, Ronine often short-circuits whatever systems it passes through. Trainers are advised to protect their electronics when keeping one in their party.

It is said that the greatest agricultural yield ever recorded happened during a summer a Whimsiselia appeared under a full moon, shining a bright light over the crops across the land.

Krookolax is just as maniacal as it is cruel. When it's after something, it will stop at nothing, destroying all in its path, be it ally or foe.

Its sharp stingers are actually calcified waste that formed from its digestive tract. Due to the stomach acids that make them, the stingers are quite poisonous.

A savage contender for territory and food, Hyroc are relentless in their hunt for either, and will often go out of their way to attack anything they see in their pursuits.

A powerful celestial Pokémon that channels the cold energy of outer space. It can warp using portals which leave a trace of chilling air for hours afterwards.

Its leaves can come in a few different colors. It uses them to float around in the wind. It sings happily as it drifts, relaxing those who hear it.

With a combination of thick wool and a sturdy shell, Buntle have powerful defenses They prefer eating cottonweeds and cattail plants.

Phanthoot make masks out of tree bark that they wear to spook others. Those who have high success rates in scaring others seem to evolve earlier.

Said to be a dream conjured up from a child, Altaselia indeed have a fairy tale like appearance, and their psychic powers invoke a lot of whimsy.

Thought to have been used as smoke bombs in ancient times, Regifing prefer brittle rocks to coat their body, so that their gases don't get trapped and cause them to explode.

Toxossom are highly poisonous, but are relatively docile. Getting poked by one of its thorns even slightly can immediately send someone into shock.

A truly savage beast that has few contenders for territory. When a Lycanking howls in the dead of night, most Pokémon will wake and flee the area.

Paraoom slowly scuttle about, thoughtlessly dropping spores in its path. Sometimes its acidic drool will land on the spores below them, rendering them useless.

Digfetchd always keep their feet underground, ready to burrow when needed. Sometimes it gets stuck while digging if the leek it's holding is too big.

By shooting water at its shell, it can begin to spin quickly and even skip along the ponds it resides in. Squirtwag do this for fun, and challenge others to see who can go the farthest.

When locating prey, Victreegeot fly upside down to better scoop them up. When hunting for too long, they end up getting dizzy.

It developed a more serious attitude after evolving. Like its previous form, it can skip along water by shooting water at its shell but does so only when necessary.

Its shell has a large empty area for its tail to go into. It can launch itself by spinning its tail like a propeller.

The small magnetic protrusions act as sensors that identify good places to spread spores. A high presence of Magnesect can alter magnetic fields in the area.

A very cooperative Pokémon, Farlithe get along well with good Trainers. They love fetching things for others as well, and seem to do so instinctually.

Incredibly friendly and helpful, Donite will try to solve problems with its two heads. No one has ever seen the heads disagree or fight with one another.

Grimite coat their bodies in a toxic, alkaline fluid to ward off predators. They keep this fluid away from their magnetic appendages, however, so that their magnetic properties aren't disturbed.

This Pokémon shoots burning hot steam at enemies from its mouth and the protrusions in its armor. Solitary but violent, Cloydoom prefers to be left alone but will fight relentlessly if provoked.

By creating illusionary props like comfy beds and pillows, Drowmime can lull others to sleep so it can eat their dreams. It slaps anyone who refuses to go to bed.