FusionDex

Horita use the leaf sticking out from their head to steer themselves while swimming. As the leaf grows longer and wider, it can catch the wind to travel faster in water. Some people think that humans used this as the inspiration for sails.

Ledler's pincers grow so large that it is unable to fly more than a foot; it uses flight in combat to bring its pincer down on a foe like a hammer. Ledler prefer to live in environments where they can view the stars and hear ocean waves.

Togelee's bones are soft and malleable, making its legs extra flexible and better at absorbing impact. They are rather clumsy Pokémon that often fall over, leaving their long legs kicking in the air as they try to right themselves.

Togelee's legs are given power from the hopes and dreams of orphans. Because of this, Togelee will go around separating children from their parents.

When Togetop finds someone sad and alone, it will spin around to try to cheer them up. When it falls over, it will cry uncontrollably until it passes out, which usually takes several hours.

Togeruff are used as emotional therapy Pokémon as they bring great joy to those around them. Wild Togeruff will fly around, seeking people who need love and compassion.

Sudomuku can eject their stomachs and fill them with air, allowing them to float in water. In certain regions, Sudomuku are thrown into the ocean in a competition. After floating to shore, their tears are collected to be turned into salt.

Skipede uses the delightful scent from its flower to lure in prey. During the winter, the flower dies, making it harder for Skipede to feed.

Slowsire do very little and are primarily seen sitting in patches of mud, staring into the distance. If Slowsire move too fast or suddenly, it can cause them to pass out.

Piloroc is named after the places they abided - "pile of rocks". Their thick fur works as a great insulator and protection from light attacks, and many clothing designers have used their looks as inspiration for coats.

Hounpede hide in shallow burrows, communicating with nearby Hounpede through growls they can feel through vibrations in the ground. They use their horns to stab larger Pokémon that walk over their burrow, poisoning them, then feed on them as a pack.

Hounpede roll around in small groups, preferring open spaces with few obstacles. Their roars are sometimes confused with the sounds of small motor engines.

Pikamy excretes a thin goo that sticks to their skin from static electricity. The goo acts as insulation and is harvested by journeymen who put it on their coats to protect them from the elements.

Bonmuku lie on the banks of riverbeds, pretending to be a log or rock. They absorb moisture until it becomes bloated. They then excrete this moisture from their eyes, which they drink for nutrients.

Mimeagon jumps off cliffs every day in the hopes of one day soaring through the sky. If they survive the fall, they will run away and hide in shame.

Ralup uses the horns on its head to sense people with food. It will hide from anyone who gives it food, but will come back and steal it later.

Ralplup can sense the self-importance of people and Pokémon. If it senses that something nearby thinks it is better than it, then Ralplup will show off with feats of strength to prove that it is superior.

Mawtoy can lie perfectly still for days at a time without needing nutrients, appearing doll-like. When an unsuspecting victim picks it up, Mawtoy will wrap its tendrils around them, producing fang-like spikes that stick into the victim.

Turtite prefer to live lives of peace in quiet forests. They will spend hours meditating under waterfalls, which is said to be the inspiration for many martial artists. Some Turtite have been seen balancing on branches as thin as half an inch.

Clefdily were recently discovered, dragging themselves onto the beaches of Cinnabar Island. Researchers tracked these Pokémon to a meteorite that had fallen into the ocean some years ago, which appears to act as their breeding ground.

Bivee are obsessively hard workers, working up to 18 hours per day building the most spectacular of dams. Once a colony of Bivee are done with a dam, they will wait at most one week before tearing it down and rebuilding it.

Shipiny find lost eggs and store them in their fur pouch to keep them warm. Shipiny can generate small amounts of electricity by rubbing its furry legs together, which they use to light up their tails to entertain babies or fend off predators.

Pats sweetly cries its own name to get attention. The mushrooms on Pats's head absorb the emotions of those who touch them, which they use for nutrients.

Palia form strong familial bonds with their partners and absorbs the emotions as nutrients. Their mushrooms are used as a medicine to treat anxiety, depression, stress, and anger.

The mushrooms on Pagoo each house a unique brain, all of which vie for control over Pagoo. This makes its movements appear to be both erratic and sluggish. If a mushroom isn't able to take control for a few days, it will wither and fall off.

Rockbat hides in caves and trees, waiting for an unsuspecting person to throw something away. It then takes off to fetch it and brings it back to the owner.

Paravoir are said to be created when children wander into fairy rings. They are able to connect to nearby mycelium and use it as a way to send messages to other Paravoir.

Swirlix spend their lives deep underground, surfacing only when they feel the presence of sweets. Researchers are still unsure how Swirlix are able to accurately locate sweets from so far underground.

Researched recently found out that Digboach don't actually dig their holes. Instead, when they wish to move through the earth, they excrete a concentrated slime from their skin that turns earth into mud, which they can push through with ease.

In ancient times, people would know to prepare for an earthquake if a Dugcash was sighted. This is because Dugcash primarily causes them. Many insurance companies will not pay out for "Acts of Dugcash".

Meowsire hang out in popular parts of towns looking for human attention. They were given the name 'water cat' as Meowsire are often seen swimming in fountains and wells. It turns out they were stealing the coins people were throwing in for wishes.

Once Growlra have smelt someone, they learn everything about their nature and living habits. Growlra enjoy pleasant company and will teleport to the nearest creature they believe will give them attention and treats.

Ablithe are so lazy that they learn to teleport so they don't have to run while playing fetch. Ablithe are often sluggish and less active than other Pokémon, making them a good pet for people with limited physical ability.

Kadalithe often carries spoons and spades and uses them with their telekinetic powers to bury or dig up bones. Kadalithe are territorial creatures and use their psychic powers to growl and bark directly into the minds of strangers.

Alalithe have immensely strong telekinetic and psychic powers, able to lift objects of up to 500lbs. When Alalithe aren't asleep, they usually race around in a playful, hyperactive mode, which causes chaos and destruction wherever they play.

Alanine are some of the best trackers in the world. Using psychic powers and olfactory prowess, they can track targets up to 6,000 miles away. With powerful muscles and willpower, they can run up to 6,000 miles and run a full 48 hours without rest.

Dodude appear where many people are gathered in celebration. Its heads take turns sleeping, so it never fears missing out on a good time.

Kraba huddle in packs, afraid of being alone. When hungry, they become aggressive and will fight with their pack over scraps of food. When threatened, Kraba will open its shell to look bigger, at the risk of exposing its developing wings.