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Beechan's venomous punches carry enough power to pulverize the Rock-type Pokémon that threaten its training grounds in the mountains. It sharpens its stinger on granite boulders for days at a time, then punches the rock to dust.

Many people mistake the cries of a flock of Hooton for rampaging Aggron. They will let out a loud metallic screech every single day, right on time without fail.

The older and wiser a Noctowl gets, the more powerful its psychic powers become. The long beard is a symbol of longevity and respect amongst Noctowl.

It hunts only on the darkest of nights with gangs of Murkrow and Hoothoot alike. It commands them ruthlessly, keeping each of its goons in line with a psychic attack.

In thunderstorms, they ground their tail in the ground and spread their wings, daring lightning to hit them. The electrical charges stored in their body supercharge their brains.

Noctom uses its loud cuckoo-clock mechanism to startle passersby. Then, the hands on its clock face begin spinning wildly and its chimes toll, adding on to the confusion.

The fibers of the cotton-puff spores on Jumprantis's hands can harden, forming a razor-sharp surface. The cotton allows it to glide on the wind, drifting from the treetops to the forest floor to ambush prey.

The fibers of the cotton-puff spores on Jumprantis's hands can harden, forming a razor-sharp surface. The cotton allows it to glide on the wind, drifting from the treetops to the forest floor to ambush prey.

The rhyolitic lava Magkarp's body is full of bubbles, making it slightly buoyant in the water. It occasionally jumps from the sea to vent out the explosive gases inside its body.

Magowl gets so lost in thought that it gets caught in lava flows from the volcanoes it lives in. This does not harm it, but it must wait for the magma to cool into rock before breaking free.

Magmory spends its whole life learning to fly properly with its molten body. Once it does, it glows with happiness; so bright that the people of Johto occasionally mistake it for Ho-oh.

Magtop spins on its head at ten miles per hour, casting bits of magma around to form a defensive perimeter. It takes hits with its hard, igneous body, then counters with fancy kicks.

The magma in its body, gathered from undersea vents, is a near limitless source of heat energy. With one flap of its wings, it can unleash heat waves and droughts that last for months.

Magkrow and its grunts hunt and live around hot springs and volcanic calderas. The wind beneath their magma wings reaches 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. Landing in trees can result in forest fires.

Magdum uses the magma in its body like fuel, propelling itself towards others of its kind to combine and evolve. They have been seen soaring across the night sky.

If Magtang ever needs more magma, it uses its magnetic powers to shift tectonic plates and forcibly erupt small volcanoes. Their bodies are twice the temperature of boiled steel.

A Magross has four reservoirs of lava inside its body, each containing a separate brain. The process of forming a new Magross is so hot that it can disrupt weather satellite readings.

The heat-treated cleavers on Magchomp's arms can rip through steel with ease. Exercise extreme caution when approaching; their hot-tempered disposition is not to be underestimated.

When Magpunny senses danger, it hardens its magma body into a shell. If pressured, it bursts from its shell and delivers a fiery kick hot enough to boil iron.

Groups of Magon live deep in volcanic caverns, eating the iron-rich basalt from dripping magma. If the cavern collapses, they simply gnaw their way through the rubble.

Magron tempers its stone body to a durability comparable to steel by bathing in and drinking from lava flows. Cracked stones on its body are evidence of past territorial disputes.

By uncoiling its rocky ears, a threatened Mageary can strike with the force comparable to that of a flaming cannonball. They group together on especially cold nights.

It takes its favorite fruit into its shell, cooks it with its body heat, and eats it. If something peeks in, it unleashes sonic blasts out the entrance towards them.

During volcanic eruptions, Mageal can be found sliding down lava flows and landing in the sea. They clap happily as they bounce on the surface of the water.

Magleo spouts fire at objects it's curious about and inhales the smoke, usually to figure out their smell and taste. Its hard, rock-plated head protects it from volcanic debris.

The lava in Magtoise's shell reaches 12,000 degrees Fahrenheit, hardening its shell to an obsidian-like rock. It takes water into the barrels of its cannons, superheats it, and then blasts opponents with scolding jets of steam.

The lava in Magtoise's shell is so hot and dense that the shell has become a miniature volcanic cluster. Magtoise sprays water onto its back to cool and harden the magma, gradually thickening its shell.

It blasts enemies with jets of water before zapping them with electricity, the two elements working in tandem. Random metal objects are often stuck to its shell thanks to its magnetic pull.

By tilting its head 180 degrees, Arcowl can tap into its primordial powers. In legend, this Pokémon is said to have watched over the eggs of Palkia, Dialga, and Giratina before they hatched.

A Shellder has firmly attached itself to Nidobro's arm, mixing the poisons of the two Pokémon. The former Nidoking has lost most of its bulk in exchange for the new psychic abilities gained from the toxins combining.

Space around Palkowl distorts more and more as it twists its head, gaining a similar effect to a black hole. Time slows exponentially the closer you get to its face.

Palkslash slashes can, and often do, create ripples in reality. It curls up into a ball and defends itself using a bubble of distorted spacetime.

It lulls people to sleep with its hypnotic abilities, then haunts their nightmares from a distance. People haunted by Darkowl have a hard time thinking clearly when waking up.

Most ancient ruins containing depictions of Darkrai have Darkown somewhere inside them. Some ancient tablets depict these Pokémon as scouts, sent into villages by Darkrai to see who is worthy of haunting.

Most ancient ruins containing depictions of Darkrai have Darkown somewhere inside them. Some ancient tablets depict these Pokémon as scouts, sent into villages by Darkrai to see who is worthy of haunting.

Brexorus are a destructive force in combat and when training younger Breloom deep in the forests. Texts from Unova call these Pokémon “forest-lords”.

Volcaowl can ignite the air around it simply by turning its head. The further it turns its head, the brighter and hotter the fire gets.

Many desert regions trade Rose Incense made from Cactrade's flowers. Long ago, the spiky thorns on its arms were honed into heads for primitive spears and arrows.

It is rare for an Absol to become a Parasol, however its affliction does not stop it from predicting catastrophe. Those who see a Parasol can become infected with the spores within a week.

Monstrous Goler lurk in the deepest parts of the sea, forever on the bottom from their own weight. In an attempt to hunt, they hurl huge boulders at passing Lanturn or Wailord, usually with little success.

The lava of Oncargo's body has hardened, covering it in a stone armour as hard as diamond. The horn atop its head makes it exceptionally good at burrowing into volcanoes.