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As it absorbs more sunlight, Exeggunx's secondary heads grow, often leading to back pain. For this reason, it prefers the shade.

It takes immense pride in its boot, and is willing to risk its own life to keep the boot from being scuffed. Hitmonmask in other regions wear different brands.

Scientists are baffled by Mr. tung's seemingly endless chain of handkerchiefs, which are made of surprisingly high quality fabrics.

It is theorized that as many as 108 distinct spirits make up Mr. tomb's spectral body. How so many souls can fit inside such a tiny car baffles researchers.

A master of kabuki, Mr. yama is known to engage in battles just to force foes to watch its performance.

It is too shy to put itself out there, so it spends its time alone workshopping new routines to one day entertain the masses with. This has earned it a loyal fanbase.

It can't see, so it listens for the echo of its own laughter to navigate. This tends to unsettle people who happen upon caves full of Mr. obat.

Jynrill considers itself to be the most beautiful Pokémon, so it lies atop rocks in the ocean to catch the attention of sailors. It has yet to be successful.

It flies high in the sky, practicing new and exciting belly dances all day. If bad weather gets in the way of its performance, Jynquaza enters a rage state that lasts until it clears up.

Jynrai appears in people's dreams as a beautiful maiden asking for shelter. If the dreamer falls for this ruse, it drains their life force until they wake up.

Though it looks fierce, this jungle-dwelling Pokémon only eats fruits and loves helping others. Its pleasant personality makes it no less dangerous in battle, however.

Nothing makes Pinink happier than the shiny pearl on its head. It has a tendency to hold onto the pearl too tightly, so it has to replace it regularly.

Mewsis is still developing, using its psychic power to maintain the amniotic bubble it sleeps in. Even like this, it boasts incredible mental abilities.

When threatened, Cyndanat's entire body bursts into flames. If the fire doesn't scare off its foe, the smell of burning fur certainly will.

One of the eggs that makes up Giracute is rotten and cracked. The others love and support it regardless.

The 'face' on its tail is thought to be a pattern to ward off predators. This does not explain why it sometimes blinks.

Upon being bitten by a Shellder, the tail became significantly smarter than the head, and they swapped roles. Neither is quite comfortable with the new arrangement.

It is said to run at the speed of lightning, using its two brains to effortlessly manage high speed movement and react to obstacles in an instant.

When angered, both the head and tail fight in unison. A single prick from its tail's barbed tip can melt a foe from the inside.

Giracune's tails react to water quality, allowing it to know what's safe to drink. The left prefers cold water, and the right prefers warm.

There is a second head hidden in Giradily's throat, which finishes off any prey that fall into its enormous maw.

Girawig are often seen walking in circles, as the front head tries in vain to eat the leaves sprouting from the rear head.

The living shield keeps watch while the blade sleeps, and vice versa. Unfortunately, this means that one of them is always tired when they engage in battle.

Giraesect's secondary head has a powerful cannon for a nose. It is advised to stay far away from Giraesect during allergy season.

The gem thinks it's in charge, telepathically commanding its partner to carry it around. The partner uses the gem as a blunt weapon against foes, to its dismay.

Powerful psychic forces keep Giraink's secondary head from rolling off the main head. It would take three Machamp working together to pry them apart.

It resembles a grenade as an adaptation to deter predators. Sadly, most of its predators don't know what a grenade is and thus are not intimidated.

The lava constantly dripping from its nose replenishes the hard outer shell of Magpass's body. If it catches a cold, nobody is safe.

Hongma spends its time trying to craft the perfect sword to inhabit. Its own perfectionism prevents it from ever being satisfied with its work, though.

Though it looks like a handgun, Honraid is actually a type of dagger. This is an example of Batesian mimicry.

Hongrigus spend all day practicing their magic act. Though the coffin is able to put itself back together afterwards, being cut in half over and over isn't pleasant, but the show must go on!

Legend has it that, if Honink ever successfully gets its ball in its cup, its soul can finally pass on.

Because of its tendency to have a tool for seemingly any situation, Biki has become a popular companion for the soldiers of a certain country's army.

It has crafted the perfect juggling balls out of three different materials. Supposedly, it once had two other balls that were impractical for juggling and sealed away.

It is supposedly the reincarnation of an ancient pharaoh, but it's actually just a subspecies of Slowking interested in Egyptology. It is afflicted with a pharaoh's curse, however.

Legend says one can have their wish granted by blowing out Litrachi's candles on their birthday. This is untrue, and generally just causes the Litrachi distress.

It crafts giant keys out of raw materials using its bare hands, and then weight trains with that key for life.

It carries around an enormous key, wielding it on its adventures. Some say it's searching for an equally massive lock to vanquish.

Its dual stingers are used for injecting an alien virus into its prey. Those it stings may develop Deodrill-like traits.

The face on its chest is just a decoy, as the Deosly's brain is its purple orb. It's still a very easy target, rendering the decoy moot.

Every Jibok has a subtly different eye design on its hood. Supposedly, one has been found with two eyes, but this hasn't been proven.

Its huge, strong hands allow Wigglygia to give some of the best massages in the world. It does so for free, as a relaxed customer's sigh of relief is reward enough.

It lies in wait on the floors of dark caves, waiting for unsuspecting prey to walk right into its mouth. Then, it bites down and shocks them into submission.

Over time, Yagon-Z's mask gained a mind of its own. Now it's in charge, and the spirit is just its vessel.

Legend says it's the soul of a man forced to walk the plank. It is bound forever to its golden anchor, which is too heavy for it to lift.

Golrogue are natural born grapplers, and love to participate in fighting tournaments. Their tendency to bite often leads to them being disqualified.

Knights from an ancient tribe would wield Tyranedge in spectacular battles. Rumors say this practice continues into the modern day.

A Glafisk with its eyes closed is indistinguishable from a normal curling rock. Controversy began when one was used to cheat at the Olympics.

Supposedly, it is the spirit of a dog combined with the spirit of its favorite stick. Now it plays an endless game of fetch by itself.

Gloocham are actually quite intelligent, but the fumes they produce cause them to be in a permanently dopey state. This makes it easy to get along with, though.

It uses the cottony puffs on its claws to clean the teeth of larger Pokémon in return for scraps of food.

It loves to perform, but it has trouble finding an audience. This is likely due to concern over the sea mines it uses as pompoms. Thankfully, they're inert. Probably.

Its teeth are as sharp as its blade, and the sound of them gnashing together is said to be more painful than being stabbed by it.

The psychic organ protruding from its back acts as a psionic cannon, able to induce nausea in entire crowds from afar.

Paramer leaves a trail of ooze that becomes a breeding ground for various rare species of mushrooms. For this reason, mycologists are trying to introduce it into damaged ecosystems.

It loves nothing more than throwing around spores, but it never sticks around to see the resulting mushrooms grow. The act of spreading spores is its own reward.

Braimime are known to wander aimlessly and cast spells without care for the consequences. This often results in forest fires.

Nobody knows the origin of the statue Digbuffet uses as a decoy, leading some to suspect that it formed naturally. Geologists aren't happy with this theory.

Digma turns any rock it digs through molten with the intense heat radiating off its body. Once the Digma moves on, the lava quickly cools.

Digtop digs straight down by spinning at incredible speeds, not stopping until it hits rock too hard to break through. Once it does, it spins in reverse to travel back up the hole it made.

To manage the powerful electricity that flows through its body, Digvire ensures that its feet are always grounded.

It used its pointed nose to break through the metal shell it inhabits, and now uses it to root around for food. The arms are just for show.

Nobody knows how Digross is able to move the legs of the Metagross husk it inhabits, and x-rays cannot penetrate its outer layer to reveal what goes on inside.

Miners often bring a squad of Digpent with them as a handy light source in deep caves. Their light is fueled by the minerals they consume.

Diglurk are said to be the guardians of an ancient subterranean civilization, patrolling tunnels for intruders. The small head on top is the actual body.

Digth are excellent pest control, as they can easily dig into a varmint's den. Farmers keep several of them around for this reason.

It uses its well developed arms to grab more dirt for the mound around its body. The more impressive the mound, the easier it is to acquire mates.

Digler spends all day packing more dirt around itself, in order to hide its body from the world. It does this out of an advanced sense of shame.

Nobody has ever seen a Digbro without a shell, as its jaws are clasped too tightly around the Pokémon's body to pry it out.

Digton magnetically attracts soil rich in minerals, which it feeds to its young until they are old enough to use their magnets themselves.

If it spots discarded food on the beach, nothing can stop Wingitar from trying to eat it. Entire coastlines have been reshaped in the pursuit of french fries.

It has incredibly sensitive ears, so it always keeps its mouth shut and remains quiet to avoid being harmed by echoes of its own voice in the caves it calls home. Sadly, it also relies on echolocation to see.

Since Exptank's udders produce sound instead of milk, farmers are still trying to find a use for them. Despite their loudness, Exptank is a gentle species.

The only thing it loves more than wrestling is money. Perlucha are known to take dives in matches for comically small bribes.

It cannot close its mouth, so it remains motionless, hoping smaller fish foolishly swim into it. Then, its powerful stomach acid does the work.

It suffers from severe anger issues, so it practices yoga daily in order to stay calm and keep from blowing its top.

Supposedly, if one balances Spotomb's pearl on their head, its spirit will possess them. Thankfully, nobody has ever done this.

The pearl wedged in its fontanelle keeps Spoduck's constant migraines under control. Unfortunately, it must temporarily remove this pearl to make full use of its psychic powers.

Its brain takes up most of the space in its body as an evolutionary adaptation to offset its constant migraines. It takes longer for Psysola to think due to the increased space between its neurons.

Rumor has it that Psyswine's head is so large because it's full of big ideas. It's actually caused by an overactive gland.

Its calloused forehead is able to repel any attack. Psydon's noble appearance has made it quite popular among the upper class.

Spindrio's heads all agree that the center head is in charge. They are rarely untangled enough to know which head that is, however.

It loves to dance and spin, but has awful coordination. For that reason, it stands perfectly still while being looked at to avoid embarrassment.

Once it fully ripens, it will peel itself and become a beautiful bananafly. Groups of Tropod will huddle together in bunches for safety as they sleep in trees.

The juices on the inside of its peel stimulate Troking's brain, maximizing its intelligence. Unfortunately, the slippery juices also cause it to trip quite often.

Troking often find themselves being followed by troops of Mankey. While the Troking thinks of the Mankey as students, the Mankey think of Troking as lunch.

Manmise's tail is stronger than the cables of a suspension bridge. Thankfully, it only uses it to hold tightly to its prized giant banana.

The protrusions from Primemise's head allow for precise movement underwater. This lets it swing its weight with frightening accuracy.

It resembles an artifact from the ancient civilization of Pokémopolis. The significance of this is the subject of much debate.

They are often employed as strongmen for carnivals and circuses. Their true passion, however, is juggling.

The middle head has a migraine, while the other two do not. Depending on their moods, they will either try to comfort the middle head or try to ignore it.

Though it was popular in the 90s, Drowgon has fallen out of fashion as graphical fidelity has become more important to consumers.

Drowzee exists halfway between this world and the world of dreams. Be careful not to grab on to Drowzee as it enters a dream, because it may accidentally bring you with it.