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The seed on its head floats in the water, allowing it to perform photosynthesis and rest. Its vines shred Corsola to pieces.

Immense heat accumulates in its body. They tend to evolve easier after a forest they live in has burned.

According to legends, people started revering underwater herds of Lantler, seeing their bright lights and connecting them to supernatural incidents on shores. They are very playful and bond quickly to either their herd, or Trainer.

Its hyperactive and is always found either bouncing the ball on its tail, or flailing its arms. Whenever a Pokémon nearby starts drowning, Azumaroth will rush quickly to help.

Ratine is very cheerful. It hides in the trees near bodies of water and glides in the air, looking for trash to eat. They're pests of the most popular tourist beaches.

Some of the deepest caverns in the world are known to be dug by Steew's drilling tail. Their genetic material is unstable and is said to produce various minerals on the surface of their bodies.

Mamopass slowly roam snowy mountains, using their modified tusks to move the snow aside. They are praised by hikers, who willingly use their trails.

Mudchic is often seen hiding around warm mud. It shoots embers to hunt prey and then uses water to extinguish the flames before eating.

Krookoligatr creates water oases and hides in sand to catch their prey. Rumors say that even big groups of people in the desert go missing when approaching such oases.

Feechop does not breathe well on land, and does not swim well either. They always seem tired, but loyally obey their Trainers and try fighting.

Cheerfully playing around in warm waters, Charmer always tries to keep its tail above water. When diving, they surround it in a water bubble and come back after air in the bubble runs out.

Sandidile, in spite of its cuteness, can deliver devastating bites to careless Trainers. They move very quickly, seemingly swimming in sand, with only their nostrils and backspikes visible.

They can leap on their prey with ease, using massive muscles of the lower body and a long tail. Bones are crushed with ease beneath their sharp teeth.

Their tails are equally good at digging and swimming. They eagerly helped people and inspired the creation of shovels and oars in ancient civilizations.

Golewhirl was first discovered on ancient wall paintings, with the living species being discovered much later. The hypnotic pattern on their abdomen has been depicted as ornaments.

Golewrath is full of energy. They swim for prolonged periods of time, shining bright from its joints. When the time comes to rest, they shut down and hibernate on the river and lake beds.

Carmer's stench drives away its prey before they can even see them. This caused Carmer to become bottom feeders in the bodies of water, which in turn makes them stink even more.

Sharpuk's toxic fumes make their teeth degrade, turning from rock hard to slimy and drippy in a matter of weeks if they haven't eaten fresh meals in a while. They are tough to train, as they tend to disobey their Trainer.

Wandering around cut-down forests, it punches any lumberjacks it sees. It's also often seen around high mountain trails, disguising as tree stumps.

Phantler likes to prank hikers. It plunges its ghastly body into the ground, causing the earth to tremble and trees to fall down on those unfortunate enough to anger it.

It is said to wander around very old forests, seeking new trunks from enormous fallen trees to live in. It guards these ancient forests, bringing curses or rushing at full speed at anyone that trespasses.

Their cloudy arms can send a devastating punch by compressing the air in them. When they fight too intensively, the arms turn darker and can even release small bolts of lightning.

Its adorable appearance makes opponents underestimate its power. Plushies depicting Stuffairy are known to be sold with huge demand.