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17 pokedex entries by joeofthealps

It loves to run around, and as it does, it builds up static electricity. When it builds up too much it Self-Destructs, resulting in a small fireball.
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Electrbusken stores the static electricity and kinetic energy generated as it runs. Running just one mile lets it store enough energy to power a Pokémon Center for a day - or create a one-kiloton explosion.
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Exeggraid is made up of six component sections inside a central chamber, rotating rapidly while forcefully expelling water to propel itself at extreme speeds.
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They are found in the warm waters off of tropical islands, hiding in coral reefs. They are widely hunted for their ink, which tastes similar to coconut milk and is used in many Alolan recipes.
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They live in active volcanoes and use thermal updrafts to stay airborne for a long time. Very caring, Magtic can be seen after volcanic eruptions, flying people and Pokémon away from danger.
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They are found above the clouds on mountaintops, photosynthesizing to grow the bulbs on their backs. The cold conditions in these areas slow their growth, and it often takes years for the bulb to bloom.
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Ivyler can often be seen clinging to cliff sides to expose their leaves to the most sunlight possible. Fiercely protective of its bulbs, it has been known to knock rivals out of its favored basking spots and onto the heads of unsuspecting hikers.
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Cunning ambush predators, Ekvanha lies buried under desert sands before launching itself at unsuspecting prey. It does this using its tail, which it can rapidly uncoil to propel itself violently upward.
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They are able to take down Pokémon much larger than themselves by clenching down with their powerful jaws to ensure they can't be dislodged. They then use their envenomed fangs to inject poison into the prey's bloodstream.
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They can move at speeds of up to 80 mph in sand, and even a drop of their poison can be lethal. Schools of them hunt by using their incredible speed to whip up sandstorms, then ambushing their prey in the confusion.
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They incubate in lava pools before hatching. A hug from a Magpi is known to be extremely comforting, as the gentle warmth that radiates from Magpi's rocky shell perfectly mimics the feeling of embracing a loved one.
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Pipbuff often compete with one another to see who can use the icy slopes of the icebergs they live on to launch themselves farthest. Due to their light weight, they can often be carried by the winds for miles before falling into the ocean.
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A fiercely territorial Pokémon, legends say it once guarded the temples of an ancient civilization. Sometimes, the expression on its mask changes, but only when you look away.
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Yadon is thought to be the spirits of warriors from ancient times and their partner Pokémon, who defended them in battle. Legend says that the bonds between these two are so strong that not even death could break them.
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These Pokémon are very playful and will go right up to seacraft for attention. They can be very frustrating for anglers, as they will often think their casts are attempts to play fetch and bring their lures right back.
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Deeply compassionate Pokémon, Drowruff are known to sleep by their Trainer's side and give them pleasant dreams of the pair playing together. They are often used as therapy Pokémon for sufferers of night terrors.
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Packs of Hyproc will often stalk their prey for weeks before attacking, howling at night to fill the target's dreams with nightmares, which they relish. When their prey is delirious from sleep deprivation, they finally attack.
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