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The stone that encases Minichoke's body gives it extra weight to carry, constantly increasing the strength of its muscles.

As the sun sets, the orange glow of Minihoot brightens. One memorable poet gave this Pokémon the nickname of the Second Sun.

Because Minitoed are so minuscule, their vestibular systems don't work properly. They can leap far, but they rarely stick the landing.

Miniferno's tail blazes with sparkling blue flames thanks to the minerals in its diet. A Miniferno in motion is a beautiful sight.

Minieary's vivid orange color comes from the carrots in its diet. It's quite a pest for vegetable farmers.

Miniodor's body is a mess of rare minerals, illuminated by a chemical in its body that makes them glow. A major geology lab in Alola once lost all its specimens to a hungry Miniodor.

The most optimistic Minihita are said to have the yellowest glow. Their fists leave trails of bright flame like shooting stars.

This Chartom has possessed an oven. It uses its internal flames to bake treats rapidly, but it may burn them if it's feeling agitated.

With metallic fibers for hair and a skirt made of wax, Digwick resembles a doll from afar. Children sometimes approach it because of this, allowing Digwick to consume their life-force.

Having no arms, Digmuku instead extrudes its shovel-shaped stomach and uses it to dig through the ground.

Digtik lives in an underground burrow concealed by a dirt-covered web. When a small Pokémon comes too close to the hidden entrance, it quickly emerges and snatches the prey.

Its body is coated in a thick layer of mud. It thrives in rainy areas where mud is plentiful, but becomes timid in dry places where the earth is too dry to serve as a coating.

Before Digull rests in any place, it will arrange rocks to form the shape of wings around its body. The motivation for this behavior is unknown, but some theorize that the fusion's Wingull side misses the wings it once had.

The bouquets on Dianmortar's arms are made of intricately cut diamonds. It fires them as projectiles at its enemies.

The blade of this sentient sword is as hard as diamond and far less brittle. It dwells in caves, luring in prey with the glimmer of its crystal before sapping its lifeforce.

The head with the large diamond crest has a stronger neck due to carrying more weight. It takes much practice for Dianduo to run without losing balance.

It can create invisible objects by pantomiming them. It tends to use these powers to set up romantic dates for random pairs of humans.

Luveon is highly affectionate with humans. It's been known to leap from the water to give its Trainer a loving tackle, splashing water on them in the process.

Luvdactyl show off to their potential partners with intricate dances, their iridescent wings catching the light to display gorgeous colors.

Luvwoodo loves to watch couples be romantic. It stands very still as it watches in hopes that it will be mistaken for a tree, though this plan rarely works.

Luv Jr. uses its psychic powers to create heart-shaped bubbles around pairs of humans. It cannot actually tell if two humans are a romantic couple or not, leading to a number of awkward moments.

Luvmortar subdues opponents with blasts from its hand cannons. In addition to searing the foes, the blasts induce feelings of infatuation.

Luvpass is believed to be a skilled matchmaker. Its Mini-Discs will point towards pairs of people who have good romantic chemistry.

The scent of a Luvoom is strong and musky. Though it's an acquired scent, classy Trainers use it often in fancy perfumes.

Its eyes are the only part of its body not covered in hard stone, so it protects them with crystal lenses. It launches fragments of stone at its enemies using bubbles.

A charming and friendly Pokémon. Some say that sleeping with a Luvzee in your bed will allow you to dream of your true love.

It conjures ominous dark clouds to intimidate opponents. If that tactic fails, it unleashes raging wind storms to keep foes at bay.

Wild Zigtata live in groups of up to a hundred relatives. When approached by predators, they scatter in all directions.

The liquid that rains down from Wurmform's rain clouds has similar properties to an insect's silk threads, sticking to surfaces.

Silreep's wool has the same properties as fine silk. It's often fused as a source of inexpensive silk for fabric.

The fibers that make up Beautislash's net are sensitive to particles in the air, allowing the fusion to track down its prey. Once the prey is captured, Beautislash's proboscis emerges and drains its fluids.

Beautisis is surrounded by a mix of nectar and body fluids, which it keeps as an emergency food source. The stored food allows it to migrate many miles without stopping to eat.

This Pokémon is greatly admired for the beauty of the bismuth on its body. Wherever it flies, swarms of Beautifly follow as if mesmerized.

The silk-like wool Casreep grows is both soft and strong. It takes a surprising amount of strength to shear a Casreep.

The silk coating around Caspom's body gives it a bit of extra defense. It feels soft to the touch, but it can still throw formidable punches.

Casvoir's luxurious dress and veil are woven from silk it produces and decorated with wild roses. If its Trainer is kind and caring, Casvoir may craft a similar dress for them to wear.

Though Casceus seems weaker than Arceus, it harbors great power under its hardened silk shell. Scientific equipment has detected waves of immense energy within its body.

This shy Pokémon keeps its face hidden under a hood of silk. It only reveals its face to a Trainer it wholeheartedly trusts.

With three highly adept noses, Dugnub is a master of sniffing out mushrooms buried under the snow.

Rival Dugong engage in rough battles over territory. When not battling, a Dugong buries its tail in the ground to mark the area as its own.

The wing-like structures on Dustvee's head serve as both ears and advanced antennae. They can detect minute particles in the air, helping Dustvee to find flowers to drink from.

Strong winds can blow toxic scales off its tail. One town in Hoenn faced an air quality hazard when the wind picked up scales from a whole colony of Dustecho.

Seedew grows an acorn-like mass full of nutrients on its head. When approached by a larger Pokémon, it drops the nut and runs, hoping to satiate the appetite of the predator.

While searching for the acorns they buried for the winter, forest-dwelling Pokémon sometimes dig up Seedlett accidentally. Being unearthed makes it unable to absorb water and nutrients from the ground, so Seedlett reacts with hostility.

Its strong arms give it a much broader range of mobility compared to a Seedot. After being fused, a Seedude will use its new arms to strike various proud poses.

A timid Pokémon that wanders forests at dusk. When the wind blows, its leaf whistles with a curious song.

It cackles wickedly as it dashes between the trees. Camping in a forest inhabited by Shiftzagoon is a bad idea, as its a known prankster.

The large flowers that grow on a Swellsaur's body can retract quickly to produce a percussive sound. Swellsaur uses these sounds to attract mates.

Wild Wingicate are often the leaders of a flock of Wingtata. With the combined force of the flock, beachgoers have no choice but to give up their tasty snacks.

Wingdreavus's calls sound like eerie laughter and screeches. They call loudly to frighten humans, then absorb their fear for nutrients.

This minuscule Pokémon is suited to urban environments, where it feeds on discarded food scraps. It purposefully feeds on rotten food to coat its beak in germs, granting it a sickening defense mechanism when predators attack.

Wingeanie has numerous Wingull beaks in place of Mareanie's spines. All of these beaks are fully functional, making this Pokémon highly cacophonous and a gluttonous eater.

Contained within its body is a message written long ago. Wingcie flies across the sea, searching tirelessly for the person the message was written for.

Its small body is the perfect size for wriggling into bags of chips. Wingdot is despised by many Trainers for its food-thieving ways, but some find it amusing.

Wingth hoard the fish carcasses they gather in seaside towns. They seem to have limited counting ability, as they can immediately tell when one of their precious carcasses has been stolen.

To protect itself as it rests, Sureep secretes a coating of bubbles. It's surprisingly buoyant and can float on water even while sleeping.

A nocturnal and reclusive Pokémon. It cannot fly; its wings are merely used for intimidating predators with their eye-like patterns.

Meowrantis's body is adorned with golden plates. Regular polishing is required to keep the plates shiny.

When frightened, it begins to jiggle its soft body. The jiggling sound starts out quiet, but can grow to earsplitting volumes.

It remains asleep during the day, but once the moon rises, Loudatone begins to scream loudly. It's considered a nuisance of the highest degree.

This arboreal fusion is playful to a fault. It can often be seen chasing its own tail, though its slow movement speed makes this a futile task.

Delmagius weaves spells by weaving yarn, knitting its magic into every strand of the garments it creates.

Deltrodon is drawn to warm places, such as sunbeams and people's laps. It can be a nuisance for this reason, as its slime is difficult to wash out of clothes.

Delchamp has a knack for knitting, and makes use of all four arms to do so rapidly. The resulting cozy creations are used to keep young Skitty warm.

Mediceus is always silent, appearing to be deep in meditation. One must achieve an equally deep state of meditation in order to communicate with it.

Medikey meditates constantly in an attempt to control its temper. If its meditation is disturbed, it will fly into a rage and attack the source of the disturbance.

Pertik stalk their minuscule prey before pouncing. They're equally apt to chase the light from a laser pointer.

Pluscargo's body consists of battery acid, powering its electrical attacks. It's friendly in nature, but Trainers should approach it with caution.

Minper is drawn to batteries and often tries to eat them. It gets sick after doing so, making it a Pokémon that requires constant supervision.

Mingle has an interest in mathematics and often uses the fluid its tail produces to write out equations. However, while it can mimic the structure of an equation quite well, it has no understanding of what the symbols actually mean.

Voltom takes control of the brightest lantern it can find. This strategy allows the blinking patterns of the light it emits to attract mates from a great distance.

On summer nights, Illunx performs a shaking dance to attract partners. Surrounding Volbeat shake in return as if under a spell.

Its primary source of electrical energy is vegetables, which it digs up and dissolves into a goo for later consumption. Farmers largely consider it a pest.

Illutik thrives in places where electricity is abundant. The excess energy Illutik absorbs is stored in its abdomen, which produces a soft glow, a harmonic buzzing sound, and a scent comparable to ozone and orange soda.

Surrounding Gulpform's head is a strong stomach acid that can dissolve nearly anything. This acid also replaces the water in the rainstorms Gulpform creates.

An aquatic fusion adapted to the deep ocean. Its mouth may look small, but it can open to ten times Gulpbyss's size to swallow large swaths of prey.

With powerful digestive enzymes, Gulpgalge can swallow nearly anything. When it eats larger prey, its mouth stays open for long enough to leak enzymes into the water, creating a hazard for other Pokémon.

Its lower jawbone is split in two, allowing its mouth to greatly expand when it's eating. It's been known to prey on Pokémon over ten times its size.

Camenx has a fiery temperature, and when it erupts in anger, it also erupts in lava. Trainers of Camenx make frequent use of calming incenses to keep their companion from blowing up.

Camechum seeks attention constantly. If it feels ignored for too long, it may throw a tantrum and erupt with tiny spurts of lava.

Cameidos is proud of its strength and quick to start a fight. Its forceful headbutts are strengthened by its rocky head, which can spew lava when Cameidos is facing a strong foe.

This Pokémon lives near volcanoes and is typically shy. When it approaches humans without hesitation, it's usually a sign that the volcano will soon erupt.

Despite its size and weight, Sposwine can use its spring-like legs to leap extremely high. Its psychic powers keep the pearl on its back perfectly balanced.

Psychic requires deep focus to use its telekinetic powers. It's not yet adept with these powers, and it often gets a headache after using them for too long.

This fusion has taken control of a toilet. Like Psyduck, it suffers from constant headaches, which may cause it to erupt with water when the pain is too overwhelming.

Psyseed lives in ponds, producing energy via the aquatic plants that grow on its body. Its plagued by constant headaches, which may cause it to explode when they get severe.

Psymy is timid to a fault, shrinking away at the first sign of conflict. Its feelers are very sensitive to vibrations, so loud noises hurt its head.

Psykoal releases excess water in its body as clouds of vapor. Some doctors advise Trainers with breathing problems to splice this fusion and use it as a humidifier.

Psylos’s elastic body and habit of floating on the surface of water has led many to affectionately compare it to a rubber duck. Despite this reputation, it is a surprisingly capable swimmer beneath the surface.

Grumnx sings in a deep, hypnotic voice to subdue foes. Its vocals have no psychic effects when recorded, so they're used in a number of unique dance music genres.

Grumuku uses both its bouncy tail and prehensile guts to perform marvelous dances. The breakdancing community has taken a liking to this fusion.

The strange pink gas Grumkoal emits causes dizziness and light-headedness when inhaled. Grumkoal uses this to its advantage in battle.

Every Spinking has a unique pattern of spots. To attract other Spinking, it performs an elegant spinning dance in the water.

It moves in a rapid and mesmerizing dance that makes onlookers dizzy. Sometimes, when it spins too quickly, it makes itself just as dizzy.

The presence of Spinda in this fusion makes Spineon's electrical pulses more erratic and unpredictable. The shocks it discharges often miss, but because they move randomly, they're also hard to evade.

Spinsola is just as clumsy as any Spinda, despite having the limited movement capabilities of a Corsola. It's known to flop over at random, too dizzy to stand upright even with its sturdy shell supporting it.

To escape predators, it wiggles and thrashes about erratically. This strategy leaves it dizzy more often than not.

The curly stalks on Spinish's head are edible, and make tasty snacks when fried. Eating too many of the stalks will make you as dizzy and clumsy as Spinish.

Spingeist is oddly drawn to plush toys, sometimes hoarding a hundred or more plushes in their dens. Some believe they are driven by the spirits of children.

When Spincie spins, the spinels on its body reflect light, creating a display as dazzling as it is disorienting.

Spinmite generates magnetic fields by spinning rapidly. It's able to keep spinning for prolonged lengths of time without getting dizzy.

Zanx's psychic powers increase the pain its claws inflict. If it holds a strong enough grudge against its opponent, the pain of its slashes may linger for days.

The purple accents on Zanrantis's body attract Poison-type Pokémon, who confuse it for one of them. Once they are close, Zanrantis ruthlessly attacks.

When angered, it conjures clouds of toxic gas, creating showers of potent poison that harm everything below.

Like Gorebyss, Sebyss drains the body fluids from its prey. Its fangs are much less efficient for fluid draining than the needle-like mouth of a Gorebyss, leaving a mess of fluid in the surrounding water.

Barpunny has been dubbed "the model of the mud" due to its habitat of ponds and lakebeds and its habit of dramatically posing.

When Whislurk cannot find a suitable lake to hunt in, it will use rocks and mud to construct a sturdy dam in the nearest river, turning it into a lake by blocking the flow of water.

Golpunny's plumage is water-repellent, allowing it to swim gracefully at high speeds and emerge from the water almost completely dry.

They swim across wetlands, dabbling to feed on water plants while keeping their tails above the surface. If threatened by a large predator, Golpix releases heat from its tails to ignite marsh gases and create a burst of flame.

This fusion prefers to sleep in areas of clay-rich mud. It spins around like a drill to burrow itself into the clay.

Balon's hardened clay armor is prone to cracking during battle. To repair its armor, Balon drinks lots of water and ingests clay-rich mud.

When it curls up its body, it looks similar to a Poké Ball. Humans and Pokémon that try to grab it in this state are swiftly bitten and injected with venom.

Balodor's body is an antique teapot, but its soul is much older. Cracks in the teapot reveal a mysterious steam filling the inside.

Balcolo sometimes performs an odd spinning dance. Some people believe this dance to be a ritual for summoning rain, though further research is needed.

Its body is made of a strange clay that never dries out. When its moving, its body takes on inscrutable shapes.

Castfing puffs out clouds from its body at all times. The food it consumes affects the color and scent of these clouds.

It slowly drifts through the sky. When groups of this Pokémon drift together, they're often mistaken for clouds.

It can generate clouds and fog. In battle, it uses these powers to its advantage, obscuring its position with fog before ambushing the foe.

Like a cloud, it wanders lazily throughout the day. When it's feeling playful, its cloudy body gains a pearlescent shimmer.

It meditates for hours, attuning its mind to the atmosphere. With enough discipline, it can forecast weather changes to the second, and even control the weather around it.

Despite its Fire typing, it prefers water to dry land. Wherever it swims, the water surrounding it becomes pleasantly warm.

Castreep's body gives off a pleasant summery heat. Its wool can be sheared and crafted into plush-looking clothes that are light enough to stay cool in.

If someone wishes for rain to vanish before Castrachi, the rain may cease instantly. One recorded incident suggests such a wish once caused an unintended drought.

This Castite is spiritually attuned to the sun. It can meditate outside for hours without ever overheating.

Castnx's dances conjure rain clouds in the sky. The more vigorously it sways its hips, the harder it will rain, with especially rapid dances causing lightning storms.

Analysis of its programming shows that it's meant to be a global rain forecasting device. Its forecasts seem erratic and unlikely, but storm clouds suddenly appear exactly when it predicts them to.

It has the power to generate rain even in the driest of places. It can grant humans' wishes for rain, but it only does so for the pure of heart.

It's easily driven to tears. Whenever it cries, rain storms appear, never ceasing until it is cheered up.

With wings like clouds, Castria soars through the sky, showering the land below it. It's considered sacred in certain arid communities that rely on its rain.

When Castorb begins to sparkle brightly, it's best to give it a wide bearing. This sparkling is a sign that it's about to explode in a burst of freezing snow.

Though Castedge is shaped like an umbrella, it's not very useful for guarding against the weather, as snowflakes constantly fall from its underside.

Castpius fares well in both hot and cold environments. The soft frozen fruits that sprout from its chin make for delicious summer treats.

Trodor's body is a huge heap of compost. It eats many pounds of sweet fruits a day to help it grow in size.

The fruits that grow on Tropuff's head are edible, and taste similar to artificially flavored banana candy.

The fruits that grow on Trotrodon's neck have a tasty flavor similar to Watmel Berries, but their slimy texture makes many people reluctant to eat them.

This laid-back fusion gravitates towards sunny places and tropical fruits. Lounging in the sun allows it to photosynthesize.

When it shakes, its bells chime with a frequency that summons wicked spirits. Some say that anyone who holds a Chingedge will be forced to shake it.

It carries piles of snow on its head. When it finds Berries, it crushes them and adds the juice to the snow, creating a snack similar to shaved ice.

In battle, Manki detaches its hands and feet, which can move on their own to grapple and strike opponents from all sides.

Icy arctic seas are where Walform thrives. Though not very large itself, it can whip up massive waves when angry.

Hunchoke are proud of every part of their appearance. If given access to a mirror or a camera, they may spend hours admiring their own handsomeness.

Goredrill pierces the skin of humans and Pokémon with its needle-sharp proboscis and drains their body fluids. Those who are drained will be left with a terrible itch at the site of the piercing.

It takes control of any human who wields it like a sword. Despite its cutesy appearance, it's extremely bloodthirsty.

Gorepunny is remarkably catty. When its allies are engaged in battle, it's often giggling and whispering from the sidelines while gesturing at the foe.

It rests on rocks in the ocean, singing a strange and lovely melody. Those who follow the sound of Goretta's voice are often leapt at and attacked.

Goreselia's psychic attacks emanate from its pearls in the form of iridescent energy waves. Attempting to steal Goreselia's pearls will invoke its wrath.

Hiding in crevices in the ocean's depths, Goreleaf makes rattling sounds with the plates on its body to unnerve any Pokémon that approaches.

Goretoy sways and twirls about, waving its paddle-like arms around like a dancer's fans. Those who anger it will be struck with a flurry of slaps from these same arms.

Having poor vision, Woobtu use psychic powers to sense their surroundings. They cannot take off from the ground, so they teleport into the air before flying.

With Rattata's legs and Woobat's wings, Woobtata can not only run and fly, but also climb to high surfaces for an easy take-off.

Woobper thrives in dark cave streams. Its "fur" is actually skin protrusions containing capillaries, which allow it to absorb oxygen from water without the need for gills.

Seeing Woobkrow in the wild is said to be an omen of future romance. In places with many wild Woobkrow, the number of Woobkrow in a flock is said to relate to the characteristics of the future lover.

Female Woobans use alluring frequencies emitted from their noses to attract mates from afar. Sometimes male Woobans do the same to trick other males into cuddling with them for warmth.

To mark its territory, Woobgle paints heart shapes with fluid secreted from its tail. It sometimes paints over cave paintings, much to archaeologists' dismay.

The Cradily body has been transformed into a living shelter for a colony of Woobat. Its curved leaflike head amplifies the Woobat's powerful cries.

Woobray has the unique ability to produce sound waves that selectively pass through surfaces. With this power, it can detect things on the other side of a wall with echolocation.

A friendly and affectionate Pokémon. Some say it manipulates human minds into adoring it with the frequencies of its calls, but others believe it's just that adorable.

Though it's a poor flier, it's extremely agile while running. It uses echolocation to avoid obstacles when running at night.

Woobkey prefer to live in forests, where they scale trees and take off by jumping from the canopy. An angry Woobkey colony cries out with earsplitting chirps.

Woobtle does not get dizzy easily because of its adept flying, making it quite agile. It is sometimes used for a party game where its shell is spun around to determine which two partygoers should kiss.

Swoolee possesses Hitmonlee's speed on land and Swoobat's aerial prowess. Additionally, it can leap with its springy legs to take off from the ground.

This fusion's odd head shape and inward-facing ears make its face resemble two Swoobat kissing. Some believe that Swoopom is the reincarnation of a pair of inseparable lovers.

Swoovire uses high-voltage blasts of electricity for attacking, but it's also capable of subtly manipulating the electrical signals in its foes' brains to calm them into dropping their guard.

The cave-like structure on Swooterra's back is home to a large colony of Woobat. Some theorize that Swooterra uses mind-altering sound waves to attract Woobat for its own protection.

It spends most of its time sleeping. On the rare occasions when it awakens, it will grant wishes for love and good fortune to those who seek it out.

The electricity inside Tynaorb arcs to meet any fingers touching its exterior. Some Trainers keep a Tynaorb on their desk to play with.

Tynasaur feeds by lying at the bottom of a riverbed as the anemone on its back consumes small creatures in the water. It can deliver both electric shocks and venomous stings.

Its drab coloration compared to standard Bruxish frustrates it greatly. If Primeish feels overlooked, it unleashes its fury.

Forests where Primetry dwells are nearly inhospitable for humans and Pokémon, as Primetry will attack with mighty gusts of wind at the slightest offense.

Eelekpunny's ears are actually a pair of mouths. It latches onto unsuspecting prey, shocks them into unconsciousness, then drains their body fluids for nutrients.

The component Pokémon's shared ravenousness has resulted in a fusion with an immense mouth. It glides through oceans and the night sky, consuming both living Pokémon and their life force.

Dragalrow makes its nest on a leafless tree in the mountains. It's a fast flier and a ruthless predator, with venom in its talons to keep its prey from escaping its clutches.

By storing chloroplasts from the algae it eats, Shellreep can generate energy from sunlight like a plant. This extra energy is used to fuel its electric attacks.

Despite living on beaches most of the time, Shelltata are often mistaken for Rattata, as they tend to be covered in a coat of purple slime.

Its body is covered in tendrils called cilia. If a predator touches Shellzagoon, the cilia will give it a nasty sting.

The fluid that exudes from Gastrotank's udder is gooey and pinkish purple. It has a delicious flavor, which is useful for distracting predators while it gets away.

Instead of ringing like Chingling does, Growling growls loudly and irritatingly. Even strong enemies may back down from battle at the sound of Growling growling.

The fluffy leaves on Arcavenant are highly flammable. When it sheds its leaves in the fall, they can be gathered to use as tinder, but if not gathered, the risk of a forest fire is increased.

Chardisc swims with its tail above water to keep its flame from getting wet. It's oddly hostile towards couples, interrupting their romantic moments with blasts of fire.

Its spiraling intestines can be seen through a transparent panel on its body. Over time, these intestines shift and change shape as Polipod prepares to evolve.

Members of the Poliwag line lay their eggs in the water Polileep gathers from rain. Once they hatch, the baby Poliwag live in symbiosis with their Polileep home.

This plasmic Pokémon fusion can possess and manipulate any source of water. It often turns still water into spiraling whirlpools.

Like Poliwag's intestines, Polimuku's intestines are normally in a tight spiral. When Polimuku extrudes its intestines, they unfurl rapidly to deliver a forceful smack.

It swims with schools of wild Luvdisc. While ordinary Luvdisc tend to mate with one partner for life, Polidisc forms lifetime partnerships with two or more Luvdisc, and cares for each one just as much.

It carries a plethora of small round eggs in the pouch on its belly. The skin of the pouch retains moisture to keep the eggs wet.

Polichamp's dizzying swirly body serves to perplex and misdirect its opponents. The more it's moving, the harder it is to make sense of its body, so Trainers may have trouble getting Polichamp to stand still.

In battle, Polirade disorients its opponents with a dizzying fighting style. It also produces seeds that grow into elegant white roses.

While it sleeps, its head detaches from its body and floats around, listening closely for any approaching sounds.

To this day, a wild Abat has never been photographed. Abat has highly sensitive hearing, and teleports away before any person or drone can get close enough to snap a picture.

It has three connected brains, one in its head and two on its back. When these three brains work in tandem, Kadatle unleashes powerful psychic attacks.

Due to its strong psychic powers, Kadatom can take control of multiple electronic devices at once. It once caused an entire warehouse of televisions to short-circuit.

Kadakaboo spend much time gathering ingredients to add to their cauldrons. The resulting concoctions strengthen their psychic powers and sometimes have bizarre effects on opponents.

Hidden under Alacott's fluff is a large and powerful brain. It uses psychokinesis to manipulate the wind and levitate its lightweight body around.

When the three red gems on its face glimmer in unison, it's channeling a psychic attack. Spoons help it focus its powers, so it steals them from kitchen drawers.

For unknown reasons, its body is largely made of soggy cereal. When it needs to focus its psychic powers, it consumes a spoonful of its cereal with one of its spoons.

Maedo does not yet have sharp teeth, so it tears apart prey with its arms. It's much less dangerous to be around than most Sharpedo fusions, as it investigates unfamiliar creatures by touching rather than chomping.

It takes control of electronic exercise equipment to make workouts as straining as possible. It wants to help humans get fit, but it greatly overestimates how much exercise a human can handle.

Glands in Madra's arms produce a viscous black fluid that keeps its muscles in working order for strenuous battles.

To avoid drying out in the sun, it only emerges from the ocean at night. One enduring story about a terrifying beach-dwelling cryptid is now known to be describing this Pokémon.

Mabro is far stronger than it appears. Some say that removing the heavy Shellder from its tail will increase its power, but none have tested this theory.

Marill's tail is a heavy weight. At first, it is unable to walk far from the weight, but over time, it develops the strength to lug its tail around.

Its vine-like head is protected by hard metal plates. Belldon uses these plates, along with a shed plate it carries around, to make cymbal-like percussion music.

Most of Belltle's body is made of tough woody roots. Its Bellsprout flowers can fire Acid attacks in two directions at once.

A favored partner of monks, Bellcham can stand strong for days at a time as it patiently waits for prey to approach.

Bellmer produces enough gooey nectar to cover its entire body. The nectar's sweet scent attracts lots of Bug-types, which get stuck in it before Bellmer consumes them.

Squirtink can sometimes be seen controlling the path of its bubble with its mind, a task that takes great focus. It becomes visibly frustrated when the bubble pops.

If you hear a woman's blood-curdling scream from deep in the jungle, be cautious about following the noise. It may be a Victreenx trying to lure you in and consume you.

It waves its foliage-adorned arms around to mimic shrubs or branches moving in the wind. Small Pokémon fooled into landing on it are quickly gobbled up.

Tentatle's back is an ideal surface for seaweed to grow on. Other aquatic Pokémon sometimes make their homes in the seaweed, defending Tentatle in exchange.

A black, inky substance drips from the edge of its head. On one island in the Southern Hemisphere, this ink is used for printing.

When provoked, Georaid fires rocks from its mouth with enough force to puncture a hole in the side of a car.

Geomel blend in well among rocky mountains. When they need to fight, the hole in their back can erupt with a blast of superheated mud and gravel.

A dust devil is constantly swirling around Geoform's body. Older Geoform are smoother, eroded by the sand.

This form of Goth is strangely humanoid. Despite this, it retains the toughness of a Golem, taking powerful hits without a scratch.

This form of Goth is strangely humanoid in appearance. It still seeks out shiny objects like a Meowth would, wearing them as jewelry.

Rapiloom rapidly fires blazing spores from its tail. No foe can outrun it as it dashes across even the roughest and rockiest terrain.

This sluggish fusion takes a long time to react to commands from a Trainer. It's unpopular because of this.

Though Slowbi is freely able to travel through time, it struggles to tell the difference between different time periods, so it's rarely able to use its powers to help others.

From underwater, Slowleep waves its sweet tentacles to draw in prey. It can catch up to eight individual Pokémon at once without leaving the spot where it rests.

With six sweet-tipped tails, it's able to fish for food much more efficiently. Thanks to this feeding strategy, Slowpix can go days without leaving its fishing spot.

Slowdew spend most of the day sitting in the sunlight on beaches. The light helps them grow and sweetens the smell of their curled-up appendages.

Its body is protected by a dense tangle of electrical wires. In reference to its appearance, Magnegela has become a slang term for a pile of tangled-up cables.

Magnereep gathers static electricity to charge its attacks. Its sheared wool is useful for making steel wool scrubbers.

It rests against walls, hoping a human will confuse it for an electrical outlet. If it succeeds in this deception, it will steal the human's cord and eat the metal.

Its attunement to magnetic fields makes it useful as a metal detector. It's quite cold-tolerant, so some Trainers use it to find lost metal items under snow.

Its hard metal body makes it a formidable attacker. Its enormous eye, however, is a major weak point, so Magneswine is quite apprehensive when it comes to battling.

Magnewear's limbs are held aloft by the magnetism of its core. They're made of solid iron and can strike with terrifying force.

When this timid fusion is frightened, it lets out a powerful magnetic shockwave that disrupts all electronic devices in the area.

The lightning from Magneform's storm clouds interferes with electronic devices in the areas it strikes.

As it soars through the night sky, its magnetic body interferes with the planet's magnetosphere. The result is a brilliant rainbow-colored aurora.

Farade has a refined and finicky attitude. The oniony stalks it sprouts from its hands make for delicious cooking ingredients.

Farthorn's head carries a large quantity of meat and leek soup. The soup's flavor is unfortunately ruined by the strong taste of iron from Farthorn's body.

Farlix's fluff has a spicy-sweet scallion flavor. A popular chef with a Farlix started a trend of using Farlix fluff as an ingredient in various savory dishes.

Down has an uncanny ability to sense valuable objects underground. When it passes over something of value, it will bounce up and down in the air.

Dophox carries a burning branch. Some say that one of its heads can see the future by gazing into the flames, while the other can see the past.

Legend has it that the three heads of a Dophox are wise seers with boundless knowledge of the past, present, and future respectively.

This form of Seetata looks nearly identical to the Paldean Pokémon known as Tandemaus. Seetata retains some differences in behavior, however, such as its preference for swimming in cold water.

When it sees a ship sailing by, Seeark uses illusions to take the guise of a merperson. Curious sailors who come ashore to investigate are mauled and consumed.

Dewodor's body absolutely reeks of rotten fish. A strong tolerance for odors is required for any Trainer of Dewodor.

The reason why this fusion resembles neither Grimer nor Fletchinder is hotly debated among scientists. The theory that some fusions morph to echo their names has been growing in prominence.

Wherever this fusion travels, it leaves behind a trail of toxic, bacteria-ridden mucus. An area home to multiple Grimy will quickly become quite grimy.

Much like an Alolan Grimer, Gricie can condense the potent toxins it absorbs into crystals, storing them for later use in attacks.

Multicolored toxins drip from Muloom's body. It's believed that each color has a different toxic effect, but the number of possible colors is extensive, so further research is needed.

Blastpom's dual tail cannons allow it to fend off multiple foes at once with blasts of water. A Blastpom that battles often must drink around a gallon of water per day.

It moves by releasing a pressurized blast of seawater from its rear to launch itself. It's not the best at angling these blasts, and tends to crash into objects as it flies.

The sludgy part of its body is normally fluid, but it quickly hardens when struck forcefully, protecting Cloymer's inner core from harm.

It appears at night among flocks of Mareep, leading them astray. Though it appears to have fluffy wool, close inspection reveals that it's merely a thick cloud of toxic gas.

Gasckle stores Berries in its shell until they rot, as the chemical reactions of decay fuel its gaseous body. Inhaling its gas has an intoxicating effect in small doses.

During the day, only its head is visible. At night, it forms a body from toxic gas and floats about.

Gasform surrounds itself with clouds of toxic gas mixed with water vapor. The rain clouds it forms are a hazard to all living things.

Gasform surrounds itself with clouds of toxic gas mixed with water vapor. It can also freeze these clouds to create poisonous snowstorms.

Haunking's Shellder seems to be the source of its ghostly powers. When a Haunking's Shellder begins to float, chaos will soon ensue.

Haunroc is rebellious and rambunctious, causing chaos wherever it can. The only thing that seems to distract it is metal music, which it can't help but bang its head to.

It intimidates prey by forming scary illusions from the red substance it emits from its horn. The substance has an intriguing smell, notable for its use in some niche perfumes and beauty products.

Genlix's fluffy fur smells strongly of blueberries and blackberries. Genlix disappears into shadows the moment it's noticed, making it challenging to get a taste.

Genth acquires the shiny coins it desires through gambling in card games. It's a surprisingly competent poker player, and its perpetual grin makes its hand impossible to read.

The pollen emitted by Drownium's flower induces bizarre dreams when inhaled. Drownium feeds on dreams, and seems to enjoy confusing ones the most.

With its seven giant noses, Drowtina can consume the dreams of an entire neighborhood all at once. Those whose dreams are consumed by Drowtina are left dreaming of floating in an empty black void.

A playful trickster, it produces a strange smoke that causes humans to hallucinate strange things. These illusions are usually broken by the sound of Drowxen's laughter.

Its snout works together with the tubes on its chin to siphon the dream energy of its sleeping prey.

When a Drowbyss is angered, it releases the nightmares it has consumed. The nightmares swim like a school of fish towards enemies, attacking by inducing fear.

Despite carrying four pendulums, Hypie's hypnosis is not more effective than that of an unfused Hypno, as its tiny limbs struggle to swing the pendulums.

Hypsire is well-liked for its laid-back demeanor. Just standing near it has been proven to aid in relaxation.

Playful Hypy loves to swing its pendulum wildly with its trunk. It sometimes accidentally strikes its allies with the pendulum.

It waves an odd mushroom around on a string, scattering its spores in the air. Those who inhale the spores are lulled to sleep, allowing Hyploom to feed on their life energy.

Hyplix's fur is edible and tasty, but it can induce dizziness in those who eat it. The effect only occurs after eating a large portion, but the delicious flavor of the fur makes it hard to avoid.

The glimmer of its pendulums distracts aquatic Pokémon, luring them into hypnosis so Hypbyss can attack.

Hypwhirl's glowing magenta abdomen is mesmerizing to look at. Staring at it can induce hypnosis within five seconds.

The strange white flames of Hypta's mane induce drowsiness in anyone who inhales their fumes. It's recommended for Trainers of Hypta to wear masks.

The appendages that grow from the top of Krableep are edible, tasty, and can be regrown with ease. They are thought to be a defense mechanism, allowing predators to sate their appetites while leaving Krableep unharmed.

Krabrantis's claws sometimes fall off naturally. They're large and quite tasty, making them a valued food source.