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These odd Pokémon drift in space, often within the orbit of our planet, with their multiple eyes watching anything that drifts near. Their large, purple cores glow brightly with flames that sparkle like the cosmos.

Deorona wield their psychic powers in tandem with their powerful flames to create sun-like orbs upon their backs. Although these orbs look like miniature suns, they mostly just help Deorona better direct their powers.

The near-innumerable tails of this Pokémon can transform in order to defend or to attack. Its chest core glows faintly with the flames flowing inside its body.

Deoape are rather aggressive and will beat opponents into submission with their strong, flexible arms. They quickly tire themselves out, though, and their gem-like bodies glow brighter as a sign of them overheating.

The rough purple crystals of these Pokémon twinkle when hit by light, as if they contain countless stars. When they fly through the night sky, the moonlight caught by their crystals will be cast like streaks behind them.

It is rumored that those who peer inside of Jiwile's massive jaws will see a realm where all dreams come true. But the truth is that within its jaws is a star-clad space where all that awaits is a lifeless vacuum.

Jietta's songs are said to fill pure-hearted listeners with childlike joy, while those with wicked hearts will simply be lulled into a deep slumber. It only awakens every few hundred years, so its songs are mostly known only through legends.

Jietta will only awaken on nights when the moon shines brightest and the stars are all alight in the night sky. It will sing and dance within the moonlight as though it were a spotlight, enthralling Pokémon and humans alike with its performance.

Wild Arile are often found within ore-rich mines, with all but the tops of their heads burrowed within the rock. They remain docile so long as miners toss them the occasional chunk of ore.

Their metal bodies develop the more minerals, ores, and metals they eat. Their strong jaws can easily chew through solid rock and through some foes.

These tiny Pokémon typically hide within the walls, ceilings, and floors of caves. If they see they feel they have been spotted, they will dash away quickly and have proven to have good jumping abilities despite their metal bodies.

Arta feed on minerals and drink up metals and ores that they melt using their flames. Their bodies are tough even though they are considered weak.

They defend their territories with their metallic claws and their large jaws. They have a keen sense of smell for ores and precious metals, making them common allies to miners.

They defend their territory with strong headbutts and their iron-clad bites. They typically live near caves that are rich in minerals and, or, raw ores.

Lairtrum will bash their iron heads together to compete for territory, until one finally collapses. Their jaws are strong enough to allow them to eat large chunks of rock and metal.

Lairish are small Pokémon often found near steel mills and mines, where they feast upon the shavings and scraps of metals and ores. Their iron-hard heads protect them from harming themselves when they run into others, which happens often.

Lairedo are territorial and solitary hunters that prefer to feed on metal over the minerals and rocks. When multiple Lairedo clash, the sounds of their metal bodies ramming against each other can reach from some of the deepest ocean depths.

Lairta's flames lick out from between the cracks of the metallic plates lining their heads and backs. They use their developing legs and hooves to crush rocks and ores before eating them.

The steel plates lining their heads and backs are incredibly flame-resistant, though constantly hot to the touch. Their hot hooves have developed metallic plating due to the many ores they have come into contact with.

Wild Trapmie burrow within desert sands or within ancient ruins. They use their gem-like uvula to lure all manner of prey into their awaiting maws before clamping shut around them.

The small face-like pattern upon the lesser half of these Pokémon is used to lull their prey into a false sense of security. They capture prey within the large maws of their body's larger half and dissolve them within using a corrosive fluid.

The large, mouth-like marking along a Trapdos's abdomen is used to scare away foes much stronger than they are. They often burrow under desert sands and use their abdomen's stinger to immobilize their prey.

They will burrow most of their bodies with desert sands, their heads resting above to watch for, and lure in, prey. When prey draws near, they will emerge and engulf them within the large maw upon their bellies.

The rear halves of Klados contain a large spool of a metallic silk-like thread produced within their bodies. The precise tips of their legs are used to weave this thread into various shapes, traps, and tools.

The flame on its tail reflects its emotions. The mane of fur around a Charvee's neck is warm but will stand up like bristles when it is scared or angry.

The flower upon this Pokémon's rear contains a strong-smelling pollen that attracts many bug Pokémon. When startled, its flower will fully pop open and scatter countless Cotton Spores before it skitters away.

The gelatinous bubble that surrounds a Solosea allows it to survive outside of water in any environment. Though it can shoot bubbles of this gel to defend itself, it must rest within water to regenerate the gel.

They use their gelatinous bubbles to protect their meeker bodies. They and their bubbles react to various evolution stones in different ways.

The bubble of special fluid atop a Soloquil's back is rather dense, offering protection against the elements and some attacks. In battle, this liquid will often bubble as if boiling due to the growing flames within its body.

Most of their bodies are made of a sticky, thick liquid that makes it easy for them to fit into tight spaces to hide and rest. They will spew this same liquid onto their foes to hold them in place.

The layer of special fluid along its body allows it to endure nearly any environment while reinforcing its already-powerful trunk. It displays a surprising telekinetic ability, which it often utilizes to acquire fruits from tall trees.

Using their psychic powers, they pull in and store rocks and hard nuts within their barrel-like mouths to later shoot at foes using jets of water. Their gelatinous tentacles are incredibly sticky, which allows them to easily hold onto their foes.

These Pokémon are often revered in some areas due to their golden masks and bright red manes. They guard others and their own territories with fearsome strength.

The masks upon their tails are said to have come from, and resemble, their past Trainers. Their wings emit a melancholic tune as they fly through desert skies.

Found within ancient ruins, these Pokémon feed on the emotions of those who step upon their amorphous form. They need little to sustain themselves, but if one tries to take their golden mask, they will siphon all they can.

These fuzzy Pokémon are so soft and warm that many Trainers and their children will cuddle with them when they sleep. Amusingly, they also produce a gentle amount of static electricity that results in very chaotic bedhead the next morning.

These timid Pokémon can curl up into a ball crackling with electricity and propelling themselves with flames. Although they typically do so in order to flee from their foes, there are plenty who will ram their foes like fireballs.

The jagged fur covering a Jolosion's entire body is constantly crackling with static electricity. This fur is also incredibly warm and treasured by a good number of collectors.

These tiny Pokémon often use their slimy bodies to cling to other Pokémon in order to get around. They carry a ball of silk webbing atop their backs, which is filled with crushed up nuts to feed on during their journeys.

Jolwile are docile Pokémon with a leg-like horn atop their heads, which is clad in fur that is charged with static electricity. They often weave their electric threads into playful shapes using their four small limbs.

Wild Larvceus will often curl upon their bodies enough that mostly just their white fur is visible. Due to the warmth they emit, many smaller Bug-type Pokémon are often drawn to them.

Found only near bodies of water surrounded by mud, Stundos will bury their head in the surface mud near the edges. The moment any prey steps upon their head, they use their overwhelming strength to drag them into the water.

These small Bug Pokémon are so often trampled that they have developed irritable temperaments as a result. They will rapidly bite enemies with their poisonous mandibles, though the poison is only capable of inciting an itch.

Their bulbous abdomens are surprisingly sturdy due to the amount of loose silk webbing they store within themselves. Whirlidos can curl upon their large bodies and roll along walls and ceilings due to many small hooks lining their bodies.

The large horn upon their heads is strong enough to clash with a Honedge without suffering damage. The purple silk webbing they can spin and weave is soaked thoroughly with a paralytic toxin that quickly immobilizes their prey and foes.

It has many small legs that allow it to crawl along nearly any surface at rapid speeds like a slithering serpent. It will often hang down from above prey and use their large frills with a face-like pattern to scare them stiff before lunging at them.

Scoliceus are highly aggressive and territorial Bug-type Pokémon that charge down their opponents with startling speed. They secrete a potent poison from their tails as they swing them around with enough force to crack a tree.

The sharp tips of its limbs and tail secrete a potent toxin. The wings of this Bug-type Pokémon emit an eerie tune as they scatter poisonous scales whenever flapped.

This bipedal bug Pokémon uses its psychic abilities to entrance its opponents before slashing at them with its large claws. It often assumes an intimidating stance to deter aggressors and conserve its own strength.

These small Pokémon don the upper halves of a large fossil's skull, even though it often throws them off-balance. These skulls are actually large enough to also serve as a home for them to curl up into and remain safe as they rest.

Tyranros's three tails can each shatter boulders, and their jaws are strong enough to keep any prey from escaping. Due to how prone they are to rampaging, most consider them catch on sight to prevent irreversible damage to nature.

These floating Pokémon brandish the snowflake symbol upon their chests as a show of dominance amongst their kind. The longer-lived a Snofing is, the more complex the structure of this snowflake will be.

Supposedly, the face within a core of a Snomie is the true form of this Pokémon and everything else is just a shell. Only the rear star can spin, which creates a force of air that spreads the cold air breathed out from the face within the core.

The hut-like shell upon a Snoras's back will provide shelter for its passengers as it traverses the frigid northern seas. It has no need to hide within itself because its body consists of thick fat and muscle.

Snovee are the small, adorable scavengers that dwell within boreal forests. These Pokémon have unusually chaotic genetic sequences that seem to be tempered purely by the cold of their own bodies.

Snoreon's tail flickers and shifts like an active flame, even though it is made entirely of ice and snow. The fur around its neck and atop its hooded head are cool when it is calm but will become hot, and even glow orange, when agitated.

The pair of orbs that dangle from the hood of a Snoeon glow with a faintly purple-pink color when they use their psychic powers. Their black fur is surprisingly cool to the touch, no matter the environment they may be within.

Snoveon are the favored companions of Pokémon Rangers that survey and protect cold mountain areas. This is because wild Snoveon will brave the harshest blizzards to find lost Trainers and guide them to safety with their feelers.

Groups of at least 5 Snotle often waddle along the snowy shores of frozen lakes. They will often play amongst themselves by withdrawing in their shells and bumping against one another.

Snota's blue flames are frigid cold to those it does not trust, but comfortably warm to those it does trust. It breathes steam out of its nostrils as it runs so it avoids overheating due to the thick coat covering its body.

Plumes of fresh, soft snow rise and fall from across this Pokémon's body, often casting a veil around themselves as they trot across fields of snow. The coat of fur draped across their bodies is remarkably warm to the touch for their trusted Trainer.

Internally, a Glareon has a flame pouch that is always producing fire and warming its insides. Externally, its blue fur exudes a bone-chilling cold that prevents its own internal heat from melting its icy body.

The dark-furred body of a Glaeon is covered in a dense, hard shell made of solid ice. It combines its psychic powers with its ability to produce a fast-cooling mist to protect its Trainer by freezing their foes solid.

Glazor's dual mouths that serve like its hands can exude air so cold it will swiftly chill and freeze molten metal. It will use this ability to freeze raw ores and fruits before instantly crushing them within these mouths.

Glalade can exude frigid air from their blade-like arms to freeze moisture around them and form razor-sharp blades of ice. They will oft freeze the ground around them to make their movements more agile and add more momentum to their strikes.

Glagron often cover their own heads and claws in thick layers of solid ice. Their bodies are harder than iron and can become so cold that one will risk frostbite by touching them.

Glaodor disguise themselves as larger versions of the snowmen often made by humans. When prey draws near, they will pull them into their frigid bodies that are filled with toxic fumes.

The blue flames of a Gladash are so cold that anyone who tries to ride them without befriending them first will be frozen solid. The vent-like ports along their torsos exude hot steam as they gallop across snowfields.

The gases of its body can instantly freeze water and may even freeze moisture in the air. Those who look directly into its third eye will oft be frozen in place with fear.

Researchers believe these Pokémon are somehow able to live off the weak cosmic radiation of our sun and our moon. They then spin quickly as they release freezing cold air from the purple ports along their bodies, creating powerful Blizzards.

Froseon are the rarely-seen denizens of frozen lakes, as they often live deep under the ice. When they emerge, it is often because they sense danger nearby and will hunt it down and freeze the source of it solid.

Frosreon's body can exude a chilling mist that is so cold that it burns. It often wanders through thick blizzards in search of lost Trainers and, if treated with kindness, will curl up with them and warm them with its thick, warm fur.

Frosew is a particularly festive Pokémon that seems to only appear during winter and disappears by the time of a new year. It often loves to play small pranks on humans and Pokémon alike, audibly giggling as it flies about.

Oddgela rest during the day, hiding as shrubs and bushes thanks to the many leaves upon their bodies. They become active at night, harnessing moonlight as energy that helps them to grow.

These odd-faced Pokémon spread their leafy wings at night to absorb the moonlight that helps them grow. They can spit seeds and weak poisons to defend themselves.

Oddkip can oddly filter nutrients out of mud, which they absorb to nourish themselves, so they will sometimes scoop mud in their mouths and eventually spit it out. Their leafy tails can lift rocks when they fully plant their feet into the ground.

Oddferno are sapient Pokémon that swing through jungles and forests upon vines, wielding tools or weapons fashioned from stone and wood. They have displayed a capacity to use human-made tools as well.

Oddile live in the dampest marshes, with all but the tops of their heads and their leafy tails submerged in mud during the day. At night, when the moon is shining and their leaves can feed on the moonlight, they arise and wander about with glee.

These Pokémon are always hopping around to find a place to take root, which each individual is very peculiar about. Once they've taken root with their long, springy vine they will use psychic powers to defend themselves from being uprooted.

What appears to be an Oricorio atop its box-like body is actually just a very accurate replica. This replica can dance as if it were alive, but only when the crank on the side of its body has been fully wound up.

Trubmagius appear to wear metal trash can lids, but this is simply camouflage their bodies developed. Many rumors claim they are spirits born from overflowing waste.

These Pokémon gorge themselves upon human trash and other waste, which adds more and more mass to their bodies. They have no need to fear predators due to the horrendous stench their bodies emit.

Garbfing are common inhabitants of landfills and garbage dumps, picking up trash with their right hands to then eat. They release poisonous gas from their left arms to defend themselves.

The bodies of Garbking have developed to resemble various pieces of human trash floating in polluted waters. Though this is believed to have been to protect themselves from bird Pokémon, their bodies seem far too toxic to be consumable.

The horns and fangs of a Garbsir have become like metal grinders that can churn large waste into little pieces for it to eat. Although some humans fear them a bit, they are often utilized in landfills to break apart larger pieces of trash.

These airborne predators favor landfills and other poisonous areas, diving down to snatch prey within their pointed jaws. They appear to have eaten the fossilized remains of certain Pokémon and their bodies developed around the remains.

The body of a Garblosion contains a highly combustible gas that can be ignited by clacking its teeth. They can form small bombs from this gas and hurl them at enemies.

Garblix typically live under the landfills that they also eat from. Their bodies resemble the trash they devour, especially the discarded bars of rebar that they especially favor.

A Garbzor's legs are like sturdy needles that can rather easily skewer myriad junk and debris which eventually gets absorbed into their upper bodies. They can "belch" toxic gas from their pincers to daze foes before pummeling them with punches.

This Pokémon uses its strong arms to compact its own refuse into tight balls that they throw at their opponents. Wild Garbcross can often be found effectively swimming through mounds of trash and refuse.

Wild Garbcune are drawn to polluted lakes and ponds, seemingly trying to clean them by feasting upon the waste floating in them. Unfortunately, their own bodies are so toxic they often add a different form of pollution to the water.

The toxic gas released by a Garbmagius is so thick and horrid that it is visibly an eerie purple color. They can easily subdue most opponents through the smell of this gas alone, but it is also so toxic that it may quickly end their torment.

These Pokémon have adapted to living within large, human cities where they feed off small refuse. The horn atop a Garbwile's head has taken the form of a dumpster to better secure food for it to eat later.

Garbceus are orbited by myriad junk due to all of the magnetic debris they have consumed, but their most prized possession is their globe. The stench of their bodies is enough to drive away even most Poison-type Pokémon.

The white smoke of a Garbram comes from burning refuse within its body. Its flames remove pollutants in the process, and the resulting smoke is surprisingly pleasant. Some humans use them to help clean up garbage.

Wild Garbliper nest within landfills and garbage dumps. They release puffs of toxic gas as they fly, often diving down to scoop up clumps of trash to eat.

Wild Garbrein favor swimming within polluted seas, ironically helping to clean them as they absorb the trash and pollutants into their bodies. They are frequent invaders of garbage barges and sometimes even sink them to use them as homes.

Wild Garblem roll around in trash and other debris, which is all eventually absorbed into their bodies if they do not fall off. Once a year, they must shed some of their garbage-like bodies so that they do not grow so large that they cannot move.

Cardos are infamously known for their insatiable appetites and ferocious tempers. They lash out at anything that enters their territory with such reckless abandon that they often destroy their own home and force themselves to have to relocate.

Commonly referred to as the "Vermin of the Sands" by desert travelers, Carshrew are aggressive Pokémon that effectively swim through the sands. They typically attack travelers in an effort to steal, and consume, their supplies.

Cargron are the rarely-seen leaders of Caron schools that tend to stay and guard the underwater caves that they dig out. Their claws and fangs are often tough enough to tear through metal, which they use to defend their homes and schools of Caron.

Caron are considerably slow on land but stunningly quick in water, with rock-solid fangs that can withstand biting solid rock. Caron hunt in schools of up to 10 capable of taking down other Pokémon larger than themselves rather swiftly.

Caras are a common species of underwater Pokémon that often laze about near along the shores of rivers, often becoming the hosts of mushroom spores. If disturbed from their rest, they will viciously bite at the nearest living thing.

Wild Sharpceus are so quick to challenge other Pokémon near the beaches they live upon that their bodies are always covered in many scars. Their many fangs break rather easily during battle as they bite their foes but they always grow back tougher.

A colossal underwater behemoth with jaws that easily shred ships' hulls and surprisingly cunning intellects. Sharpgron are clad in the remains of ships they've torn apart as proof of their terrifying cunning.

Its many teeth are often the last sight for unaware deep sea divers and small aquatic Pokémon alike. The markings along the bodies of these Pokémon glow within the depths and only dim when they are hunting.

This underwater leviathan of a Pokémon lives within only the deepest, darkest undersea trenches. Sharpquaza's body is covered in countless scars from its many battles with other underwater Pokémon over over territory and prey alike.

This Pokémon lives and hunts in arctic waters, though it is capable of staying on land for periods of time. The ice along its body protects it while also giving it a deadly horn that allows it to quickly impale any of its prey.

The jaws of Sharpron are unassumingly strong enough to tear through metal ship hulls and deep sea rocks. Their teeth quickly regrow if they break, and they grow back stronger thus resulting in them being tougher than most metals.

These Pokémon began to display lower brain function as mushrooms accumulated upon their bodies, causing them to be swept away by rivers and carried into oceans. Somehow, when they become injured in battle, mushrooms will grow from the scars.

These Pokémon are said to be the decayed remains of trees possessed by mothers who perished in search of their lost children. They wander forests at night, as if still continuing their search for their long-lost children.

Some few legends refer to this Pokémon as a guardian deity of the eldest forests, with even fewer citing that it is the manifestation of a forest's spirit. It has an uncanny power over nearby plants and trees, using them to ward off others.

They produce a special, noxious liquid that smells like honey or sap depending on the season. This liquid is perfect bait for prey and is also very sticky, making it versatile in battle as well.

The sweet-smelling honey that secretes from the mouths of Glooh was once sought after by chefs, until they realized it was highly toxic. They use their honey to attract Bug-type Pokémon and fly off with them after they try to consume it.

Glooleep root themselves along damp shores of dirt or shores of dark mud. They produce a noxious honey-like liquid within their rather hollow upper bodies. To defend themselves, they will flail their upper bodies and send this liquid flying about.

Because their bodies are physically weak, Noita emit ultrasonic waves from their ears to daze foes before fleeing. They can breathe weak flames that help hunt prey and startle predators.

Noiwile's dual, jaw-like horns can emit powerful Boombursts capable of pulverizing thick steel plates. However, it prefers to sing tranquil songs and will only emit sonic shockwaves when threatened.

Noilithe can fly for short bursts thanks to their small wings, though they often prefer to run. Their ears help to amplify their bark into a roar that will often scare off foes larger than it.

Noita dash across plains and leap far with their wings while clad in crimson flames. Their flames burn whoever tries to ride them without taming them and their tails can send most of their foes flying.

Noidash are very loyal companions to Trainers who treat them well. The crimson flames of a Noidash will continue to burn longer than normal fire, so even a single fireball can be enough against most prey.

The "cloud" on its back is made of cotton spores that are laced with various pollens. Its body is remarkably light, allowing it to make large jumps and to leap rather far.

This Pokémon puffs out the rock-hard spikes within its cottony plumage when it feels threatened. When its tail feathers fan out completely, it is a sure sign that it is prepared to spit fireballs at its foe.

Its powerful punches release bursts of sticky goo that will trap opponents for long periods. It prefers not to fight, so once its foe is stuck, it will often trot away.

By curling upon itself, it can appear as a cluster of rocks and boulders in order to avoid others. Its "trunk" of multiple rocks is strong enough to lift a large truck with ease.

Wild Regitar often go immobile and blend into their rocky environments when they need to rest and regain their strength. They can lift boulders twice their size with relative ease and defend their homes with destructive Hyper Beams.

This massive cluster of living rock uses its smaller body as a decoy to lure foes and prey alike into its cavernous maw. Once they are too far within to escape, its cave-like jaws seal shut and all within are eventually digested.

Regipunny are incredibly shy and will utilize their rock bodies to pose as inanimate statues to avoid strangers. If given cause to fight, they will swing the long rock formations on their heads around with enough force to snap a tree in half.

Despite being made of solid ice, Regifing are surprisingly light and stay aloft with little issue. The frigid haze they exude has a numbing effect on those who inhale it.

Regizing is the result of two Regifing colliding and their bodies fusing together due to their extreme cold temperatures. The cold, toxic haze it emits has grown strong enough to numb and lull most who inhale it.

These playful Pokémon are often witnessed rolling across fields of snow, which easily cling to their bodies made of solid ice. There are often signs warning Trainers of their presence due to how easy it can be for them to roll out of control.

Regilosion's body is so cold that not even the flames that burst free around its neck can melt it. It often creates a path of ice using its frigid breath and then launches itself with its flames to hurl itself into its opponents.

Regisparce are very timid Pokémon that often remain underground, only surfacing to feed upon berries and to drink water which helps sustain their bodies of ice. They live in constant fear of their ice bodies being shattered or melted.

Regioh's many feathers of solid ice glisten and shine with the colors of rainbows within them. Only a few of these feathers survive their fall, and those who find ones intact will be blessed with good fortune for a year.

Regivile are snowy tricksters that only live in areas constantly visited by snow or hail. Though not malicious, they will pelt any travelers in their sights with many snowballs until someone fires back.

Wherever these Pokémon fly shall be graced with a gentle snowfall. They only appear during Winter and ensure that no city or town will be unvisited by at least one snowfall a year.

Regidon are ancient Pokémon that have lived for over a million years without the ice of their bodies ever melting. They only need to drink water to sustain themselves, and this same water will form new ice should any of their ice break off.

These Pokémon only seem to appear during snowstorms, and even then they are only recognizable by their bright, yellow eyes. Their manes of pure, flowing snow allow them to create illusions that lure prey into cold obscurity.

Regiogre's entire body is made of solid ice yet there is also an abundance of water flowing within its hollow spaces. Despite how cold its body must be, it can swim safely through any water without freezing said water around itself.

Although a Reginiclus's body appears to be frozen solid, it is actually rather malleable and capable of moving with no difficulty. Trainers are advised to not touch them, for they are so cold that even mere seconds of contact could result in frostbite.

This Pokémon is born from the grief-filled soul of a traveler who became lost in northern areas and their body became encased in a chunk of solid ice. They wander frozen plains to warn others to not succumb to the same fate as they once did.

Regiodor gorge themselves upon large quantities of snow and ice together with various berries. Their snowy bodies often become stained with the juices of the berries they eat, causing them to bear various color combinations.

The hollow hump of a Regirupt is said to be so cold inside that anything will be frozen solid should it fall within. When enraged, this hump erupts like a volcano that scatters snow instead of ash and rains chunks of ice instead of balls of fire.

Regidol are often mistaken for ice sculptures within certain ruins that serve as their homes. They wield potent psychic powers that sustain their forms and repel invaders of their homes.

These Pokémon live within deep lakes, often slumbering without a need to eat. They will rampage for an entire day if disturbed from this slumber. Stories claim they will only truly awaken in response to ecological disasters.

The body of this artificial Pokémon, supposedly modeled after Mew, is made of an unknown material that can change its shape. Its red eyes are always flashing because it is always learning and adapting, even when its body is completely still.

This Pokémon's strange body is always in a state of flux, shifting between various shapes and consistencies as it scours the world. Anything it deems to be a threat shall be met with a powerful beam of energy let loose by its cannon.

Regiowl were designed and deployed for the sole purpose of observation and the study of the world around them. They have minor weapon systems meant only to distract aggressors so that they may flee.

The mind of this artificial Pokémon is theorized to be connected to the minds of many other artificial Pokémon with designs similar to it. As such, any models of Regiking are carefully observed, even though they're always thinking rather than acting.

Ancient texts describe this artificial Pokémon as an ever-tunneling weapon that will tear through any obstacle as it digs. Supposedly, it has myriad weapons installed within its body, but none have dared approach it to determine if this is true.

Very few Regimory have ever been sighted. These Pokémon fly about, propelled by the same energy that powers their precision weapons along their underbellies.

These Pokémon are always traveling to and from bodies of water across the world. They use their feelers to analyze the purity of the waters and will take action to cleanse these waters if they detect hazardous materials within.

At a glance, the bodies of these Pokémon appear to be covered in a tangled mess of various cables and cords. But, upon closer inspection, researchers learned that they are tendrils made of an unknown material that protect the core of Regigrowth.

Years of living deep within jungles have honed this Pokémon's body into a form fitting of an apex jungle predator. The energy that surges from its tail helps to propel it forth at great speeds, while the energy blades on its arms slice through foes.

These Pokémon are able to generate a mysterious energy within themselves that they can release as condensed blasts or shape into weapons. They only engage opponents they deem worthy of the effort or those who threaten the defenseless.

These Pokémon are usually found in a state of hibernation. When they awaken, it is often for a short time because they will use most of their energy to pulverize misshapen terrain with a single punch.

The cannon upon a Regiesect's back is capable of rapidly releasing multiple projectiles of pure energy that quickly eradicate any potential threats. Thankfully, it very rarely labels anything else as a threat worthy of firing upon.

Regipunny were engineered to serve as street performers for the masses, though especially for children. The long arms upon their head are often seen juggling objects or helping them to perform outlandish acrobatic maneuvers.

These artificial Pokémon were designed to be stealth units with the shared goal of observation of other life. When a Regitias feels threatened, it is able to wrap reality around itself and render itself invisible for a period of time.

These artificial Pokémon were designed to be stealth units with the shared goal of studying the emotions of living beings. Many Regitios have gone rogue as they learn what it means to feel rather than just think and will strive to live with others.

This anomalous Pokémon's seemingly-metal arms are able to stretch, shrink, and/or grow however it desires. The pattern of red dots on its head flicker and glow as if it is actively trying to communicate.

Regivern were engineered as aerial assault units capable of emitting sonic attacks that disrupt enemy machinery. While the enemy reels from their sonic attack, they will swoop down and swing their tail like a wrecking ball upon them.

The unknown, malleable material of these Pokémon oozes and drips from their bodies as they wander in search of companions. The drippings of their bodies eventually return to them after a few hours, even though they have already wandered far away.

When a Regiapex detects a threat, the antennae atop its head will emit a shrill noise that alerts nearby Pokémon. Its hollow shell is able to house enough supplies to allow many young Pokémon to survive for days within its shelter.

Regiaura are artificial Pokémon that survey northern lands with climates too cold for humans to properly survive. Their task is to monitor the state of massive glaciers should any melt and/or break apart.

Regirorus are artificial Pokémon tasked with preventing massive glaciers from breaking apart. Should any massive glaciers begin to break, nearby Regiaura will alert the nearest Regirorus to come secure the pieces and freeze them back together.

This artificial Pokémon is clad in various disc-like drones that it can control without having to move much, if at all. These drones can fire precise energy blasts or project expansive shields, which make Regimo-o a dangerous foe to ever face.

These strange Pokémon dwell in deep caverns, emitting lights from the red portions of their bodies that scan all around them. When they find something interesting, their ears will perk up and they will emit a short, shrill noise before going dormant.

Regiphox is an anomalous, mechanical Pokémon capable of wielding mystical powers. The tip of its wand is a mass of unknown material that can take any number of forms for the sake of an unknown mission.

Regity appear to be cybernetic Pokémon with the mechanical portions of their bodies made of an unknown, malleable material. For a yet-unknown reason, they often can be found gathering and leading groups of Regiggy.

Regicolo bear a satellite dish atop their heads, which transmit data signals about local weather phenomena. The dishes are also prone to filling with rain water and Regicolo will inevitably engage in a frantic "dance" to rid themselves of this water.

The strange material of a Regicie's body is harder than diamonds and yet is extremely malleable as well. These strange Pokémon are typically found within deep caverns using their lower body as a laser emitter to mine for various materials.

Regigull are orbital observers that were deployed with the mission to analyze weather phenomena. It took less than a year before they had to be recalibrated to only analyze natural weather phenomena.

These adorable, mechanical Pokémon were once mass-produced and deployed to entertain people across the globe. A production error resulted in them having no sense of balance and so they would trip over themselves so often they fell into disrepair.

These artificial Pokémon can often be found scouring ancient mechanical ruins and abandoned facilities. Their exact purpose is unknown, but they will fire weak lasers from their chest if they detect a threat.

Regidol were designed to serve as custodians and guardians for their ancient creators. As such, they are found within special ruins and their arms can transform into laser cannons capable of dispatching most threats.

Regiling are artificial Pokémon tasked with maintaining peace within cities and with broadcasting important news to the city's inhabitants. Their only "weapon" is a speaker that can reach pitches so high it could even render a Loudred unconscious.

The large tail of a Regibro is said to contain potentially-infinite information that could bring enlightenment to all. Unfortunately, it is either completely unaware of this or has completely forgotten about it and instead lazes about all day.

A startled Vilehorn will scatter thick, yellow spores that can cause paralysis and disorientation. Once it starts running, it cannot stop until it collides with something.

When it spins its drill-like horn, it also scatters disorienting spores all about from its petals. A Viledon's body is packed with thick muscles and is as hard as stone.

These Pokémon move by hopping about and with every hop, they release puffs of yellow spores from the flowers atop their heads. This pollen is rich with nutrients, which help fields and farms to grow lush.

Vileflora sway their long-necked heads around as they walk, scattering clouds of thick, yellow pollen around them. This pollen is nutrient-rich from the sunlight they absorb and feels warm to the touch.

Their tusks are hollow and serve more like hoses that loose their spores during specific seasonal times. Their trunks are strong enough to lift boulders and are very efficient at absorbing nutrients from the land and at absorbing water.

The large feathers upon the heads of these Pokémon are often mistaken for a large flower when they are resting. They are trailed by plumes of harmless, yellow pollen as they fly through the sky.

Vileperior can use the muscles in its arms and the open ports in its palms to fire spore bombs and large seeds at foes. They prefer to live near mountains on the edge of forests or within grassy caves.

Viledon use their hard, metal heads to protect their vibrant flowers. They are most fond of small caves as their homes, where they use their heads to seal off the entrance to ensure nothing harms their flowers.

Vilequeen often lay flat in clearings within jungles and forests, which is why they often develop a layer of moss upon their bodies. They will fervently defend their territories with noxious pollen and their remarkable strength.

They rarely open their flower-like shell other than to snatch prey and, or, to eat. When they open, they release a plume of toxic pollen that many say is numbingly cold.

A Necrofree's large wings support their small bodies while absorbing light from the sun. Their bodies emit a gentle, purple glow when they are well-fed.

Necrodos's roar can tear open Ultra Wormholes, through which it will enter in search of more food, which is light itself. Those who ever find themselves within such a Wormhole may likely witness Necrodos seemingly "swimming" within.

Myriad colored lights swirl around in the crystalline organ located in the abdomen of these Bug Pokémon. Many Trainers favor them as mood lights or as night lights for children.

The tips of a Necrodos's legs are crystals that flicker with various colors when exposed to any source of light. The colors of their eyes change depending on their mood. Artists and clothing designers love them for their color-shifting silk webbing.

The eye-like patterns upon its chest emit bright, prismatic light in hypnotic patterns to lull prey into a trance. The poison secreted from its fangs faintly glows and has a psychedelic effect.

Necromega often cling to large sources of light with their entire bodies. Their multiple wings emit a shifting, multicolored glow the more light that they absorb.

Necrovoir sustains itself purely on all manners of light, which it also somehow turns into potent energy in turn. The second pair of arms on its back allow it to stabilize and control miniature black holes formed from its psychic powers.

Its massive claws have destructive strength and the ability to siphon light and energy directly from its prey. The more light it absorbs, the more intensely its main body will glow purple.

Its body is as hard as tungsten and as dark as obsidian. It can absorb all manners of light and will defend itself by releasing myriad beams of light and energy all over.

This alien Pokémon feeds on light itself and can directly siphon energy from others that it catches within its grasp. The core in its chest is an infinite reservoir of light and energy that it can recede into should it sustain too much damage.

Most of this Pokémon's body seems to absorb any light that would touch it, causing it to appear eerily black at all times. It can use its large hands to focus large quantities of raw energy that will be set loose upon any foes.

These tiny Pokémon are drawn to any source of light near them, though they favor lightbulbs most of all. They will attach themselves to lightbulbs, feeding on both the light and the ambient electricity.

Necrorock searches for, and feeds upon, whatever sources of light it can find. Tales are told of its "UN UN UN" cry being heard within darkness as a means to scare children into behaving so that their light will not be stolen.

This Pokémon can absorb light and convert it into energy that fuels its body. When it feels threatened, it will release many beams of concentrated light from all over its body, which will wreak havoc all around it.

Stories claim that these Pokémon are born from the algae-clad, rusted wreckages of ships. They swing their anchor-like tails with brutal ferocity to destroy obstacles and opponents alike.

These spectral Pokémon are often found around the ruins of ships sunken by storms. They prefer to feed on the algae that grows on these same shipwrecks and loose electricity to deter aquatic predators.

Dheltry can be found lurking near pirate shipwrecks, which has led some to believe they may have been born from the spirits of pirate captains. Their anchor-arms can reach far to drag any foe to them so they may ravage them with their hook-hands.

The multiple "flaps" of its lower half can come together to form a cannon through which it will release a disorienting, poisonous mist. This species of Pokémon boasts telepathic abilities that let them avoid or seek others with ease.

They leap and soar through the air with their wing-like jets of flames. Although they can strike from afar with their flames, they tend to prefer to fight evenly with physical prowess.

Hawlbok appear in some historical records as a feathered, serpentine deity that struck awe and fear into many. None can escape their constrictive grasp, especially not after they deliver their poison with a single, deep bite.

Hawlgon are proud fighters that will never strike their opponent's back, no matter what. Their signature move is a powerful suplex where they take their opponent into high skies before diving down swiftly to the earth with a dive bomb.

Their bodies are lined with many thorns that contain a potent toxin. Any shed thorns can actually take root like seeds and grow into purple flowers that have an intoxicating aroma.

These brutal Pokémon live and swim within desert sands as if they were mere water, the sight of their dorsal fins a common nightmare for many. They can swim so fast as to create a swirling pit of sand that few have ever escaped from.

Within their heavy shells are pools of boiling sand that has an unending flow, so long as they are awake and alive. They can release controlled blasts of this sand to quickly conquer prey and most foes.

Amaxew spend much of their lives carving homes within formations of solid ice using their tusks. This process helps their tusks to grow stronger and sharper, allowing them to better defend themselves in turn.

Amapede live within the tundra, their round and dense bodies allowing them to roll along ice and snow with ease. Although they typically move slowly, they become more active during an aurora and spin even quicker.

Aurocuno are always trailed by an aurora cast by the frigid air exuded by their long tails. Their wings glow like prismatic auroras during battle, especially before they release their frigid energies.

These nocturnal Pokémon leave gorgeous auroras in their wake when they fly across the night sky. The cry of an Aurotres will herald a snowstorm, though some speculate they are capable of creating snowstorms.

Aurovoir channels its powers of frost together with its mystical energies to create castle-like dens of solid ice that can last for years without melting. They rarely leave their dens unless they sense the presence of a kind soul.

Although this Pokémon can release chilling air from its diamond-like protrusions, it most often releases it from its axe-like tusks. These tusks are sharp enough to cut through metal and will often freeze the area around the cuts they make.

These Pokémon carry large crystalline flowers of ice kept cold by the frigid air loosed by their many, diamond-like frost organs. These flowers shimmer like an aurora and to witness them even once is considered a great boon.

Their tusks are always clad in layers of sharp ice to keep them safe as they continue to develop. Even with this, they still shed their tusks every year so they may regrow better than before.

A rolling cloud of freezing mist is oft a harbinger of the advance of these Pokémon within the tundra they call home. They can freeze most prey solid with a breath loosed by their maws and instantly crush them with their mighty jaws.

Very few Melodos have ever been spotted, for they are reclusive songstress Bug Pokémon that have been judged for their lower bodies by many. The webs they spin can carry their beautiful melodies without changing the pitch or tune of their notes.

The singing of these Pokémon can be heard at the crack of dawn, their forest homes coming to life in tandem with their songs. Their antlers are reactive to sound and amplify their songs greatly.

This Pokémon's songs have gained it many fans among humans and Pokémon alike. Yet it is oft said that its most beautiful melodies are saved only for those it trusts most.

Melosaur's upper half is almost always enclosed in a flower bud that only opens so it can perform its songs. Although these songs are beautiful, they also serve to lure prey into the clouds of noxious pollen that are also released when the bud opens.

Some works of fiction depict Cressvoir as an "Empress of Light" that will appear to eradicate those daring, or foolish, enough to slay pixies or fairies. Its four wings scatter many beautiful particles as it flies about through its territory.

The three loops of a Cressceus will shimmer at night and release shiny particles around them like a majestic veil. They will often be drawn to those plagued with nightmares and press their noses to their heads to offer comfort.

Its veil-like mane glows under moonlight and scatters many sparkling particles that some legends claim will become more stars in the night sky. It needs to rest often because it uses so much energy just to move its sizeable body.

Cressvern only appear from their dens on nights where the moon is visible and shining bright. Their wings shimmer with mesmerizing particles that are scattered in their wake.

Paraossom will dance under bright sunlight, scattering spores from their mushrooms. These spores often take root quickly, so these Pokémon are commonly found near fields of various mushrooms.

Their bodies are made of a semiliquid reminiscent of amber. Their shells of hard rock are overrun with mushrooms that have begun to spread to the rest of their bodies.

When a Paraoh shakes the large mushroom on its rear, it scatters multi-colored fungal spores. The growths along their bodies seem to stem from the large mushroom, leading some to believe it is the one in control.

Its mushrooms glow and hum as electricity generates within them. It releases electricity through its large claws, which has led to it being used by engineers.

The fusion between a Parasect and a Sableye resulted in the former's giant mushroom merging with the body of the Sableye. The mushroom puppeteers the body with eerie accuracy during battle and when hunting for food.

Fully-grown mushrooms spill forth from within their large mouths as they fly. These mushrooms are incredibly invasive, so places where Paraliper live must often check and clear away any that they find.

When a Parapius flies, its body will look rather limp as if being carried by the large mushrooms sprouting upon its back. Its many mushrooms are considered a delicacy in many regions, but must be roasted thoroughly.

The mushroom upon its back has grown massive due to how often it will laze about, even during storms. Sometimes its limbs and tail will jerk around awkwardly, leading some to believe that the mushroom is in control of the body.

The spores it scatters from its large mushroom have a sleep-inducing effect on others. It will feed upon the dreams and nightmares of those who fall asleep due its spores.

There are very few Necromie known to exist, and all of them live in our planet's orbit to feed upon our sun's light more directly. If anything attempts to harm them, they will release a beam of destructive light from their eye-like core.

After gorging itself with an overabundance of light, Necrodos now radiates that which it consumes. Wherever it goes, the light it radiates wreaks havoc and destruction all around it.

Necrodos are drawn to sources of light like Mothim are drawn to flames. The webs they spin glow with a faint, yellow light which they weave around their territory, often helping to guide lost travelers within caves and forests.

Necrovoir has awakened and unleashed all of the latent power within itself. Reality itself bends around its presence like the event horizon of a black hole, while its rays of light rain devastation upon all who threaten its Trainer.

It is overflowing with bright light and raw energy, which allows it to control its separate limbs in various ways. It can focus and release beams of destructive light from the "X" on its face.

It sheds much of its armor-like plating after having gorged upon too much light, its body now radiating a burning, bright light and surging with energy. It can channel much of its energy into a devastating beam that can scar the soil it burns.

Necroquaza flies near and around the sun itself, clad in the light it also feeds upon. It roars whenever a solar flare occurs, which lead some to believe, for a time, that its roar would cause solar flares.

When the shining scales of Necromo-o clang together, they emit bright flashes of light that can be seen for miles. The moment any of these scales fall off, however, they turn pitch-black as if all the light suddenly leaves them.

Komwak wield a small bone-like rod clad in myriad scales that it has shed throughout its life. When it waves this rod, the scales attached to it clatter together in a fascinatingly tranquil melody.

Its many scales emit loud, metallic noises as it flies through the sky, often loud enough to be mistaken for thunder. Any shed scales are often used in decorations meant to ward off terrible storms.

Komceus are very prideful about their golden scales and take great care to keep them clean and polished. If anyone were to dirty their scales, they will fly into a tantrum that can last for many hours.

The many scales of a Komence's wings will clatter and jingle as it soars through the sky. Many treasure these golden scales, but their only hope of obtaining them is when they are shed for this Pokémon will not even allow its Trainer to pluck them.

Embers scatter from between the cracks of its scales to startle foes and prey alike. While its foe is stunned, it will latch onto them with its talons and emit a deafening screech up close to knock them unconscious.

Komrorus's smaller scales are often shed at the end of every winter cycle as it returns to northern lands. These scales somehow remain cold for years even after being shed, which led to many people using them to help preserve their foods.

Although this Pokémon usually conserves its strength and meditates, rarely disturbed due to its armor-like shell, it is able to shatter a tree with a single punch. It will accept any challenge it deems worthy, equally utilizing strength and skill.

Wild Lutula use their large claws to defend their young as well as to trim the greenery around their forest homes to prevent overgrowth. Their electric webs help them to conduct sunlight into their bodies, which help to maintain their vivid colors.

Lutik cover their forest burrows with leaves mixed and held together with electric webbing. Their front claws help them to trim and maintain the leafy bodies of themselves and others of their kind.

Cargon's large wings are like geodes that emit song-like tunes when wind flows through them. Its body is tougher than a diamond and it will throw its entire self into a tough opponent to try and crush them.

Carsect derive nutrients from the crystals and gems they dig up and eat. They can emit bright lights from the crystals on their backs to disorient enemies.

Despite their menacing second head, Cheswile are friendly Pokémon that love to gather berries and flowers for their friends. They will use this second head like a flail to defend themselves and others when threatened.

This Pokémon is commonly portrayed as a companion to witches and wizards alike in many fictional stories, be they good or evil. There are theories, though, that claim Deleon once were humans that either became Pokémon by choice or by curse.

It carries a very heavy shell upon its back, with steam pouring from openings in its body due to the heat that builds up when it moves. Its Body Slam attacks utilize its heavy shell to crush and flatten foes.

Their favorite food is coal, though they also enjoy metal more than typical ores and rocks. Their internal flames burn hotter when they are excited, happy, or angry.

When happy, these Pokémon release white smoke and when angry they release black smoke. They love to eat flammable materials and raw ores. Their refuse often contains traces of refined metals.

They release hot smoke when they prepare to charge forward. They have a keen sense of smell for coal, making them common allies to miners.

The smoke around its shell is actually dense plumes of hot spores. It will withdraw into its shell when it rests, veiling itself with even more of these spores.

Pumpnub are often found within farm fields, their noses pressed to the ground in search of root vegetables. They have a habit of hollowing out pumpkins to serve as homes.

These extremely cautious Pokémon only come out at night, bouncing around and dancing within their forest homes. If a Trainer ever begins to hear them sing, they are advised to move far away to avoid being cursed.

Although the sticky threads they spit to ensnare foes are reminiscent of cotton candy, and are edible, they are considered far too sour by most people. Their threads can conduct electricity and help them to paralyze prey and predator alike.

It is always thinking of new potential recipes with any possible ingredient in the world. Even though its eyes are covered by its cookie crown, it always knows what it is cooking and just how to cook it to perfection.

The milk produced by a Slurtank is so sweet and rich that even a Slakoth will be brimming with energy after drinking it. This milk is favored by most bakers for the natural sweetness it has without the need for sugar.

These blissfully ignorant Pokémon secrete a very sweet, cream-like liquid across their entire bodies that people and Pokémon will often fight over. They often swallow food whole by tilting their heads straight up.

The bodies of these Pokémon are rather sticky to the touch. They often are found with incredibly sour berries growing upon their heads and favor eating sour berries on a daily basis.

It is said that a Slurkiss can physically smell malicious thoughts. Anything made with the sprinkles from a Slurkiss will taste like pure nostalgic bliss to whoever consumes them, reminding them of their favorite meals as children.

Slurvoir's cake-like body emits such a sweet aroma that will attract and subdue most Pokémon, no matter how aggressive they usually would be. Its giant lollipop is both a conduit for its psychic power and an infinite source of sweets.

Slurqueen are often seen helping out in kitchens with or for their Trainers. Wild Slurqueen, however, are just as active in procuring and producing treats and simple foods for younger Pokémon.

Slurskull are spirits born from leftover, uneaten sweets left to waste away. They are drawn to consume more and more sweets, especially those that would otherwise go to waste, further growing in size the more that they consume.

When a Slurskull has consumed enough sweets, it evolves into a Slurclops that is dripping with pure, liquid sugar and dressed in discarded wrappers. This Pokémon will often haunt those who waste perfectly good food and those who litter.

The torso of a Slurnoir is a hollow cavity that can open like a mouth, from which it can pull out fully-baked goods as if by magic. Any who steal these goods will be plagued with misfortune and be met with the worst tastes they can imagine.

Its body oozes an edible, almost sickly-sweet cream so sticky and thick that it is nearly impervious to most attacks. Even if attacked, a Slurdra will still offer some of its cream to its assailant.

The growth on its back resembles an often-beloved, albeit incredibly sticky, sweet treat covered in colorful sprinkles. These sprinkles are actually different types of mushrooms that have varying effects when consumed.

Ludidra have rather malleable mouths that allow them a wide range of water attacks. They typically prefer to sing and will adjust their mouths to reach different notes and achieve different tunes.

Ludibok love to dance while making music with their rattle-tails. Those who refuse to dance with them will often be sprayed with water.

Ludichu surf along water and electrical currents with their lily pad surfboard, searching for berries and nuts to feast upon. When at least two wild Ludichu meet, they will compete with each other to see who surfs best.

Despite how they look, Luditry are light enough to prance along the surface of water without falling in. They become very active and dance when they hear most music and should not be disturbed while dancing, or else they will attack.

Ludicham are prone to dance, even in the middle of battle. This is also when they fight at their best, dancing with such elegance that it allows them to easily dodge attacks.

Ludibell is always full of a sour, fruity liquid and so it must bounce to get around. Although it tries to share this liquid with its friends, it is so sour that most cannot withstand it.

Wild Ludibro laze about whenever it rains and lets the water collect in the grassy plant seemingly attached to its back. When the sun shines bright, this plant trembles and the Ludibro will resume its journey.

These Pokémon spit small pebbles at opponents and prey alike. Blue light sometimes dimly glows from within its hollow-seeming eyes.

These Pokémon are often depicted as being quite large, though they are only about the size of an Onix. They live within the layers of the planet's atmosphere. Those in the lowest layer are the heaviest, as their shells have become incredibly dense.

When its shell grew too heavy for it to remain in the ozone layer, it fell to the ground below and left a massive crater upon impact. Its body is brimming with cosmic energy radiated from its internal core.

When Minior's shell grows too heavy to stay aloft, it comes hurtling down with destructive force that often leaves a burning crater behind. The energy of its core is so immense that even its shell is veiled in pure energy.

Minizard descend from the ozone layer when their shells have grown too dense to stay aloft so high. Once they have descended, they will seek out opponents to test their strength against.

Often enough, what people think are shooting stars are actually a space-bound Pokémon known as Minimie dancing across the night sky. When they spin their bodies, their cores shine increasingly brighter, like the stars themselves.

Minilax's body is so large that it has a minor gravitational field, which researchers believe is also what allows this Pokémon to stay aloft. To defend itself, it can launch all debris caught in its gravitational field.

Its latent energies have unleashed now that its hard shell has broken. It can channel this energy and jets of water through its long, tube-like mouth like bullets at its opponents.

These Pokémon are typically seen prancing high in the sky, well above the clouds. When they run atop a cloud, a pure, clean rain will follow.

Minilord is said to swim through the very cosmos, swallowing dying stars and releasing the excess energy as a brand new star in its wake. Supposedly, this also helps to keep its own energy stable until its protective shell finally reforms.

Minislash can shed their meteoric shell at will. Their finishing move is to fly into the atmosphere, encase themselves in their shell, and let gravity drag them down where they will cast away their shell and strike their foe with their massive blade.

Even with its shell shed, its body is still dense and heavy though now it can unleash more of its internal energy. It will unleash all of its energy as a beam from its mouth to send itself back into the stratosphere.

Scientists say this is the true form of Miniquaza that is only revealed when most of its shell has been broken. This Pokémon has long since become a being of pure, cosmic energy and it is capable of wielding said energy to destroy any of its foes.

Miniquaza are large Pokémon that fly within the outermost layer of the planet's atmosphere, gorging themselves upon planetary debris. The more they feed upon, the more they develop a thick shell around themselves that eventually weighs them down.

Without the majority of its heavy shell, it can dart around at remarkable speed. Its spikes are extensions of its innermost core and radiate intense energy.

Its body is laced with myriad metals that keep it rather durable even without most of its hard shell. A Headbutt from a Miniron can easily crumple a sheet of steel.

With its meteor-clad shell broken, Miniphox reveals its true form as a manifestation of pure astral energy. This Pokémon is said to have once had a corporeal form that it shed after becoming one with its soul.

The fields Minirupt trot through are supposedly blessed with fertile land, as their hooves break apart and soften the hardest earth. They are always seen with smiles upon their faces as stardust erupts from the humps along their backs.

Freed from its thick shell, Minizard's true form is revealed as a draconic Pokémon made of flames and cosmic energies. In this form, it becomes more daring in who it fights with and will only return to the ozone layer when it has exhausted itself.

Charorus commands ice and fire from both the diamonds along its body and the veil-like mane along its neck. Its roar can produce an aurora that shines bright and warm like sunlight.

Wild Diansey will often clean and polish myriad colorful crystals, to the point that they may even grow as smooth as the pink gemstone within their pouch. They will carry some smaller, smooth gems within their pouch and offer them to their friends.

Dianeon mainly live near underground bodies of water, though some have been found near bodies of waters in caves. Where they live is oft bountiful with precious crystals that they will fiercely defend if they do not deem one worthy.

Its collected gemstones have become part of its body due to it awakening its latent draconic powers, which have made its body tougher. It can shoot crystals from its tubular mouth, be they sharp or blunt, at high speeds even underwater.

The gems carried by Diansey are said to boost the body's natural healing abilities when held close. Their egg-like gemstone within their pouch will glow when they are happiest.

Wild Dianchu dance about within crystal-lined caves, hopping from crystal to crystal clad in electrical sparks while in the air. The crystals on their bodies store electricity within them, which causes them to emit a pleasant glow.

It will grow attached to a single, pink gemstone and care for it like it were an egg. This gemstone will become polished and smooth the longer that a Dianpiny cares for it and carries it around within its pouch.

Dianvoir is considered to be a queen among Carbink, capable of manifesting pure emotions as equally-pure crystals. Said crystals are considered treasures to many, but are fervently defended by Dianvoir and its Carbink subjects.

Dianceus are quick to flee from most people, but will protect other Pokémon with their many pink crystals that they seem to control through thought alone. They have the ability to heal the injuries of other Pokémon via the large gem on their head.

Dianxorus's tusks are so sharp and strong that they can cut through diamonds, which is exactly what it prefers to eat. This has resulted in its body producing equally valuable crystals.

Dianrachi has a body clad in pure, pink diamonds that are considered by many to be the pinnacle of beauty. Although it is able to grant wishes, most who desire so are filled with greed upon the seeing its diamonds and thus are ignored by it.

Dianturne have commonly been seen chewing on crystal shards like toothpicks. Oddly, the substance that courses through them like blood will cause crystals to grow on whatever even just a single drop may fall upon.

The pink crystals of Dianetta are very receptive to the melodies they so often sing. These crystals can endure high sonic frequencies and even can store sound within them, making them valuable materials for many humans.

The grand wings of a Beautifree have long since been considered a great prize to many collectors. The eldest of their kind have the largest and most vibrant wings, though the scales they shed are also even more poisonous.

Few wild Beautibi have been witnessed, and those that have were always seen siphoning nutrients from flowers and fruits that were freshly ripe. Because this has been the most common note, some believe they have an oddly acute sense of time.

The antennae of Beautits allow them to sense weather changes and emotional changes so they know when it is safe to wander floral fields. Although difficult to observe, their dances are said to be beautiful thanks to their many vibrant scales.

Beautilia frolic and dance within open, vibrant plains on the sunny morn of a new day without fail. It was only recently discovered that their psychic powers allow them to know exactly when a morning, and even a day, is going to be sunny.

The eye upon a Beautirachi's belly is the conduit through which it channels its psychic powers at varying levels based on how open it is. Only when angered, particularly as it seeks pollen to gather, will this eye fully open.

Expchu will emit thunderous sonic booms through the pipe-like protrusions along their bodies in order to defend themselves. They can freely adjust the sounds they make in an effort to communicate with other Pokémon.

Its strong wings can easy pulverize dirt into sand and toss thick plumes of sand about to protect itself. Its slender tail is packed full of muscle and can split boulders in two.

The electricity within their abdomens helps them stay aloft as they dart across night skies, their streaks of light drawing myriad shapes when swarms dart about. They use statically-charged webs as nets to collect vegetables and fruits for later.

Gulpans have terrifying constrictive power that crush their prey easily. However, they often will instead swallow prey whole.

Gulpchu can digest most things within their bodies and quickly swallow said things whole. Their stomach fluid is a very effective material for conducting electricity and many researchers are still studying ways to safely use this fluid.

A magma-hot liquid erupts from the humps upon the backs of these Pokémon when they are enraged. Flames can be loosed from the ports on their tails, a practice they will often use to roast their prey alive.

When enraged, Camesect stomp their front claws against the ground and the small volcanoes on their backs erupt. The fireballs loosed by their volcanoes may burn whatever grass they land upon but the dirt shall be made remarkable fertile as a result.

A Zanitar's tail is strong enough to bend a pole of solid metal with one blow. Its Crush Claw attacks are strong enough to crush even the hardest of shells that its opponents might have.

Secross are very proud of their sharp horns that can poison others as easily as they can cut through thick trees. They often use their horns to cut into trees in order to drink their sap directly, though this often leaves behind poison.

It can swing its blade-like tail with such strength that it can cleave through solid rock. It is brutal in battle, with its claws, fangs, and even its tail capable of secreting a painful venom.

It uses its blade-like tail to stab and slash at its opponents, who will oft succumb to poison before their wounds. Its sharp fangs can pierce the hide of some Rock-type Pokémon with relative ease, making it very dangerous.

Their blade-like fans can whip up swift, sharp winds that can be so focused as to cut deep into a tree. The biggest danger, however, is that the venomous blades that make up their fans can be shed and flung with terrifying accuracy.

Lunaceus thrive off of moonlight alone, the gap along the front of their bodies glowing the more they absorb. They defend themselves with their forelegs and beams of condensed moonlight.

These Pokémon live atop tall mountains where they may easily absorb the solar energy that they live off of. When startled, they will emit flashes of bright light.

These levitating Pokémon often live within, or around, ancient ruins. When they twirl and dance, the eye-like growths hanging from their heads emit hypnotic waves that make it difficult to look away.

When its many eyes all open, it can unleash its full psychic potential. Its arms can split apart and wrap around to form cannons that focus its energy into strong energy blasts.

Trowile are clever Pokémon who have overgrown horns with the likeness of large bananas. Their horns easily lure in prey before revealing their mouth-like opening that snaps shut upon them.

Its banana-like horn quickly rots and falls off when it senses extreme danger, though it will grow back just as quickly when it feels safe. It can use the broad leaves on its body to help it glide far after leaping into the air.

Its large back is often home to many smaller Pokémon that thrive off the many bananas that grow upon its tree. Its legs grow incredibly strong from carrying these many other Pokémon.

The many bananas that grow upon the end of its tail serve as perfect bait for many other Pokémon. Its powerful jaws ensure that none of its prey can escape or struggle for long.

These tropical Pokémon favor living along jungle coasts, where they will often knock free the coconuts and other fruits of nearby trees to feed upon. When shed, their tusks emit a fruity fragrance and are often gobbled up by other Pokémon.

What appears to be a bell upon this Pokémon's back is actually a rare species of mushroom. It can shake its pincers to produce sounds that can be pleasant or annoying.

Chingdot hop around and use their upper feelers to cling to tree branches and feed on the nutrients of the tree. They grow too heavy to stay attached when fully fed, though the ensuing fall causes them to emit loud cries.

Wild Sphechu often drum their small hands upon their bellies to help release their electricity. They often stumble and slide upon slick slopes or ice and use their tails to try and slow themselves down.

Sphechu generate electricity within themselves by sliding around upon their bellies. Their cheek pouches are cold to the touch due to the frost-producing organs within them.

Wild Walitar are very protective of their packs, breathing frigid air to form thick walls of ice to obstruct their foes. Their frigid tusks can leave deep gouges that can take months to fully heal.

Waltry are often found individually near boreal forests, though some have been found near snowy mountains. Their fan-like hands allow them to whip up bone-chilling winds and their tusks ensure they leave brutal wounds upon their foes.

Their main bodies are similar to prized pearls, so they often hide along the seabed under their hard shells. Their bodies are actually incredibly soft and, as some people learned in the past, they contain a poison that cannot be cooked out.

Eelekgon clap their hands together to create thunderous booms and to discharge electricity in a controlled manner. They will oft swoop down upon prey and grab them with their strong claws before shocking them.

Arcavern combine their concussive Boombursts loosed by their ears with the flames spewed from their mouths to create destructive fireballs. Their fur is so hot that they can fly just below the stratosphere with ease.

Alaking horns are sturdy, sharp weapons, though they are most often used as foci for psychic powers. Their horns are often used to make tools for psychic mediums and spiritualists.

The shell upon its back is hard enough to protect it from most bird Pokémon. Squirtdeen propel themselves with strong blasts of water to escape danger or to ram obstacles.

Squirtchic defend themselves with small fireballs and dense bubbles. They can withdraw into their shells and propel themselves with bursts of steam.

Squirtlem withdraw into their large shells for protection and offense. By releasing jets of water from their shells' openings, they can achieve speeds that make it possible for them to send a small car flying with a Rollout attack.

Victreeray have x-ray vision that allows them to see through the thick jungles and forests they inhabit. Their tail is an extendable vine used to attract prey before stunning or paralyzing it with powerful electricity.

Victreeta use the large leaves of their vine-like tails to help contain the broiling flames within their bodies. When threatened, they will progressively unveil their mouths and let loose these flames until their enemy either flees or is defeated.

Wild Tentans often lurk within ponds with their long tails submerged and use the luminous red bulbs of their heads to draw in prey. Once their prey draws near, they will wrap around them and drag them into the watery depths.

The red bulbs upon its head function as sensory organs that help it to "see" all around it. It will often lie still on the seabed to lure prey to it, then constrict them with its tentacles and swallow them whole.

Many sailors refer to it as the "Witch of the Sea" due to how it has a humanoid appearance which is used to lure others to it. But when they get near enough, they see it for what it is and are quickly dragged down by its poisonous tentacles.

A Tentachamp's four arms are actually many small tentacles that have wrapped and coiled around each other. Each punch is as strong as they look they would be, but they also can easily force a potent neurotoxin into their victims.

The many rocks clinging to Golosion's body are filled with a fast-acting accelerant that ignites the moment it is exposed to air. In fact, this is how it will often fight, by pelting its opponents with its natural bombs.

These intellectual Pokémon use their psychic power to help hold their rocky bodies together. They will often curl up and roll into foes at psychically-empowered speeds that allow it to cleanly break through walls of solid rock.

Gochomp deliver explosively powerful blows with their rock-clad fists, often scattering many of these rocks in the process. They move with surprising agility, which is further expanded upon the more of their rocks they shed.

The rocky scales of these Pokémon make for efficient whetstones, often assumed to be a result of them evolving to keep their tusks incredibly sharp. Their tails are strong enough to uproot a tree with a single swing, even if the tree will oft split.

It will often dig up rocks with its tough claws and add them to the rocky shell atop its back. This shell is infested with mushrooms that seem to help hold the rocks together.

A Ponyceus's orange rings are hot to the touch for all but their most trusted Trainer. The longer they run, the hotter their flames burn.

When a Ponymuku's body is compressed, even if just by a strong hug, it will spew their inner flames. Some people will often have one of these Pokémon to help light fires.

These Ponyta have much more developed bodies with stronger muscles. Their bodies metabolize food quicker to produce greater flames and to support their frequent running.

Wild Rapilosion often veil themselves in flames as they quickly encircle prey. Scorch marks from the walls of fire they form to entrap their prey are a common sight in certain fields.

A Rapidos's sharp horn is very poisonous and very durable. It will often clap its hooves together to create sparks that ignite the webbing they can spit, which they then fling at foes.

Wild Rapitic live within secluded lakes, radiating enough warmth to turn them into large hot springs. Few are ever fortunate enough to find such lakes, and even fewer still are lucky enough to witness the beauty of this Pokémon.

Rapixorus release the full might of their flames when faced with a strong opponent. They will often veil their axe-like tusks in these very same flames to further overwhelm and conquer their enemies.

Slowoh are rather forgetful bird Pokémon that may even forget if they have already eaten. Because of this, they are almost always perched atop rocks or sticks near rivers and use their tails to fish for aquatic Pokémon to eat.

The colors of their fur-clad fins become more vibrant with age. By combining the hardness of its shell with the sharpness of its horn, a Warking can easily break through hard obstacles in its way within streams and rivers.

Wild Slowtula hide in their shells along seashores, pouncing upon any prey that walk by and wrapping them in electrified nets. With their prey secured, they will slink back within their shells to enjoy their meal.

Magnelass is able to wield magnetism in the form of potent electrical bolts that are infused with spectral energies. These bolts feel as cold as ice to those they strike but rarely do physical harm, instead chilling the very soul.

The three heads of Magnerem control different elements, which it combines into powerful Tri Attacks capable of laying waste to most things. Its control over ice is strongest, however, and is how it will typically defend itself.

Dewlade live near cold, wet environments and use their tough tusks to carve sharp swords out of NeverMeltIce formations. They are relatively docile POKEMON but they become fierce fighters to protect others.

The mucus clinging to its body is incredibly toxic and sticky, which it will often spit at its foes. When it spreads its wings, the mucus webbing along them will often snap and drip free, then quickly reform.

Its cannon-like protrusion allows it to expel violent blasts of water at foes, often used to shoot down bird Pokémon that try to prey on its kind. This Pokémon will also expel water blasts to reposition itself during battle.

A Blastdash's body is partly clad in a tough, armor-like shell. Though it often fights using horns and blasts of steam, it can unleash scalding water from cannons along its sides.

It propels itself through water by releasing pressurized jets of water from within its arms. The horns of a Cloycross are cold to the touch and have been hardened by living within deep waters.

Gasapex will often conceal itself within its own shell and play peak-a-boo with young children or young Pokémon. Their tough shells protect them from strong winds that would otherwise disperse their gaseous core.

Once considered to be a malicious Pokémon, Haunras are now believed to be the ones that ferry souls to the afterlife. They often are spotted near shipwrecks, and some even use the wreckage as a den.

Genwak are often seen as Marowak possessed by their own shadows. They are, however, more than that and can channel powerful spectral energies through their bone club that seem to make it always hit its mark.

The shadow of a Genwak is always cast by the eerie glow surrounding their bone club. When it attacks an opponent, its shadow seemingly attacks their opponent with them.

Geneon prefer to lurk within darkness and shadows, avoiding others even as they play tricks on them. A tamed Pokémon will often be bolder and more directly prank those who get too close to their Trainer, in an almost possessive way.

The sinister spectral energy exuded by a Genzor allows it to control its legs and pincers separately. They will often use their pincers, and the face-like markings upon them, to startle and entrap prey.

Genring are considerably feared by many people and Pokémon alike given their appearance in tandem with their proven might. Yet, in truth, they are mostly just mischievous and just use fear as a means to prank others.

Kingeon love to use water to play with others, especially being fond of creating giant bubbles via the massive pincer at the end of their tail. This pincer is also their best weapon, which they will use to defend their friends rather fiercely.

The blue bulbs along their bodies glow faintly with psychic power, even when they sleep beneath the ocean waves. It was only recently discovered that these blue bulbs each contain a smaller brain telepathically linked with their main brain.

Kingiard clack their pincers to communicate with one another whilst hunting in a groups of up to ten. The one with the largest pincer is the one who leads their hunts and is the one respected by the others.

The pincers of this Pokémon are stronger than steel and sharper than the average blade. They use their largest claw to defend most of the time, but if they see an opportunity they will use it to quickly finish a foe.

These Pokémon are rather territorial and often clash with each other using their giant pincers. Against stronger opponents, Kingtoise will typically use their pincers to hold their opponent and then shoot them with their waterspouts up-close.