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Flocks of Jigglyhoot sing all throughout the night, slowly lulling anyone who hears them to sleep. They cheerfully sway to the melody as they sing.

Jigglylord's gentle cry can be heard from miles away. Anyone who hears its cry feels a sense of serenity and relaxation.

During cold, winter nights, Herds of Jigglyaura can be heard singing a sweet and calming tune. Each Jigglyaura herd has their own unique lullaby but will happily sing along with other herds.

When faced with an opponent stronger than itself, it will swallow extra air to make its muscles look bigger. However, it tends to overinflate itself, causing it immense pain.

Arcko has small, hooked claws on its fingers and toes, allowing it to easily scale rocky surfaces. It is able to detect magnetic fields with its tail, which it uses to navigate the deep cave systems it lives in.

Despite living in deep dark caves, Artle tries its absolute hardest to keep the sapling on its back alive. Due to only growing on metallic elements for nutrients, the branches are as tough as iron nails.

Upon fusion, Aron's face plating has become twice as wide and twice as thick. It can only be found in deep underground caverns where the pressure is too strong for most other lifeforms.

Arua can manipulate its reflections from its mirror-like armor to show false imagery, confusing its adversaries. Its blue fur glows brightly during the night.

The color of the flame on Armander's tail depends on in diet, feeding on many different types of metal. It lives in volcanic caves, the high temperature and pressure reinforcing its metal armor.

Arkey uses its powerful muscles to break through hard stone, looking for raw metals to eat. Its fur is made of tiny metal shards sharp enough to pierce through thick clothing.

Lairwear are very competitive and will engage in sparring matches to prove their strength. After they lose a fight, they will sulk back to their cave to repair their iron armor.

Traporb's body spews large amounts of sand to keep itself concealed. However, it can keep itself afloat on the dunes due to being less dense than the sand.

Hiding amongst the foliage until only its flower is visible, Trapnium uses a sweet scent to lure in bug Pokémon to pollinate the flower before devouring them in a single bite.

Traprow is very aggressive and will try to chomp through large trees to get to whatever angered it. However, its poor eyesight can cause it to fly directly into things during the night.

Trapy likes to feed on cacti, using its long trunk to slowly chomp away at it. Its thick carapace not only protects itself from danger but also allows it to munch on cacti without getting pricked.

Trapno is completely blind, so it has adapted to detect slight vibrations in the earth to determine its surroundings. However, this only works on moving objects, so Trapno is often running into things.

Trapon uses its strong jaws to tunnel through rock, making itself a small cave to nest in. Its tough carapace is able to protect it from falling debris while it digs.

Colonies of Trapagon live underground, chewing the thick stone with their powerful jaws. However, they are almost completely blind, so their durable skulls prevent injuries when they eventually run into something.

Trapxew hides in the sand, pretending to be a Trapinch to scare away other Pokémon. While its bite force is nowhere near as strong as Trapinch, it is still strong enough to crush small stones.

Its antennae can pick up all types of frequencies, even ones undetectable by the human ear. When threatened, it will vibrate its antennae to create a high-pitched sound that is painful to most other Pokémon.

It uses its jaw-like tentacles to rip its prey to shreds. It goes after hard-shelled Pokémon, such as Shellder, since it enjoys the challenge of trying to crush their shells.

Vibranea's wings are actually tough leaves that feel like sandpaper. Its eyes are covered in a thick film that allows it to see clearly even in harsh sandstorms.

This Pokémon can usually be found slithering along polluted beaches. Feebok's face has become popular online as a reaction image.

Feelia rarely interacts with other Pokémon, ashamed of its hideous appearance. It will somberly dance across the river's surface when it thinks no one is watching.

Due to constantly molting its feathers, it cannot swim in water that is too cold. It is so ashamed of its appearance that it almost never wants to go to shore.

Shelsey are very selfless and can be seen throwing themselves into danger to protect weaker Pokémon. While not usually worrying about their own safety, they will go into a panic if their egg gets damaged.

Shelfree's wings are actually made of thin scales which allow them to block incoming attacks. Despite its friendly nature, it will constantly have territorial disputes with other Shelfree.

Shelnair are rarely seen, as they are constantly afraid of damaging their exposed bodies. They hide in small burrows, only peeking their armored heads out to check for danger.

Sheltar can be found on the tallest peaks, patiently waiting for its desired evolution. However, if they are too impatient, they will throw themselves off the cliff before they are ready to evolve.

Sheltang's tough scales do not grow naturally, so it can be seen collecting other Dragon Pokémon's scales. It has trouble getting around, usually scaling cliff faces with its strong arms and claws.

Shelbite can be found digging out large cave systems, with its tough scales shielding it from falling debris. While not fazed by most attacks, it will chase away anyone that disturbs its digging.

Due to their protective padding, Shelous can be incredibly reckless, often headbutting Pokémon far stronger than themselves. When they are bored, the two heads will start headbutting each other for fun.

Shelxure's scales are quite resistant to damage, but it doesn't grow them quickly enough to really aid it in battle. It usually hides away in isolated caves, only coming out once it has grown enough scales.

Shelpede's shell is tough but elastic, allowing it to roll on any terrain it chooses. They tend to roll down large hills to build speed; once they start rolling, they are almost impossible to stop.

While it mostly stays in its shell, it has a tendency to headbutt passing Trainers. It doesn't move very much, usually getting around by rolling around in its shell.

While Shelmo-o often gets into sparring matches with one another, they pride themselves on their defensive maneuvers. Their scales are both tough and flexible, preventing them from being bent out of shape.

Klitump are said to be born from the spirits of working children during the industrial era. It wanders around abandoned factories and will chase out anyone who tries to rebuild it.

Klacargo uses the oil it runs on to slide along the ground. However, because of the shift to renewable energy, their numbers have dwindled.

Even while asleep, eerie mechanical noise can be heard from inside its body. It will patrol around areas with strong magnetic fields.

Zotler creates illusions of itself to mess with people. Its favorite prank is to pretend to run out in front of vehicles and cause road accidents.

Zomask is able to change the reflections in its mirror and will often try to trick passersby with it. For some unknown reason, Zomask seems to hate looking at its own reflection.

The gas inside of Charfing's body is highly flammable, and when threatened it will ignite the gas with its tail to cause a fiery explosion. The gas is also caustic, causing lung damage if inhaled.

When threatened, Charster fires large bursts of flames at its attacker. If it keeps its shell closed for too long, the shell will become hot enough to boil the surrounding water.

Wigglysir have a love for metal music, thrashing their heads around while screaming at the top of their lungs. Groups of Wigglysir will even create entire concerts out in the middle of the forest.

The back head loves to sing, even though its singing is so bad not even the main head can stand it. Due to the constant singing, the main head's hearing gets worse as it gets older.

Wigglynat's fur is extremely soft and can make anyone feel happy just by touching it. If it finds someone feeling down, it has a tendency to nuzzle them until they feel better.

Despite how soft Wigglymoth's scales are, it is recommended not to pet them as they cause severe skin irritation on contact. Its wingbeats create an oddly soothing melody that has been recorded to help people fall asleep.

Bupent hang underneath tree branches using their twin vines, illuminating the area with their glowing bodies. Their bodies are hot to the touch due to the amount of energy needed to keep them glowing.

Roseret's body is wrapped in thick vines that help it camouflage from predators. Despite being covered in thorns, they are not very sharp and are safe to touch.

Roseian's white roses are symbols of love and nobility and are commonly owned by elite Trainers. They go out of their way to defend weaker Pokémon, especially ones of the opposite gender.

Underneath the rose buds hide Rosegar's poisonous claws. They can frequently be seen jumping from tree branches, ambushing prey by stabbing them with their toxic thorns.

The leaves on its body are extremely tough and act as protective armor in battle. Male Roserow frequently engage in combat to woo the females with the prettiest plumage.

Its leaf-like wings are as sharp as steel, able to slice through trees with ease. Despite this, Rosemory is very friendly and allows other Pokémon to pollinate the flowers on its feet.

A popular Pokémon during the spring season. Rosechic playfully dance around flower fields, emitting a scent that makes Trainers uncontrollably happy.

Rosedoof spends most of the time grooming itself, chewing off the sharp thorns that grow in its fur. If it thinks its roses aren't pretty enough, it will collect other flowers to decorate itself with.

These lazy Pokémon can be seen lounging around large forests, slowly gnawing on flowers. The flower on Rosebarel's neck releases a relaxing scent that smells like a mixture of roses and pinewood.

When Roseary is happy, the buds on its ears release a pleasant scent often used in perfumes. Its fur coat hides sharp thorns that make it unpleasant to hug.

Groups of these Pokémon can be seen attached to trees and bushes, slowly spinning to produce energy. When threatened, they concentrate this energy in their rose buds to unleash a powerful laser.

As Roseonee drifts along the breeze, it drops colorful flower petals. People often collect these petals, believing that gathering enough brings eternal love.

As Roseinder flies, its wings spread a strong pollen that helps flowers grow. People with allergies should stay away from areas where large groups of Roseinder can be found.

Rosepede is always stationary to avoid damaging the delicate flowers on its body. Its horns are laced with a strong poison that can be deadly when touched.

Groups of Roseish can be seen sleeping on sunny days to draw energy from the sun. The healthier Roseish is, the sweeter the scent from its flowers becomes.

Roselu's weak wings make it almost impossible for it to fly. When threatened, it will frantically flap its wings, spreading the irritating pollen from its flowers.

The larger the thorns on Rosesprout's head, the more powerful its poison it produces. Groups of Rosesprout can be seen in flower gardens, feeding on small bug Pokémon.

Roseta is a thing of beauty and can be seen playfully galloping around flower fields. The flames on its body curiously cannot burn other plant life.

Shroomsaur's bulb puffs out small clouds of spores that are quite dangerous to breathe in. However, the mushrooms that spawn from these spores are actually quite beneficial to the local ecosystem.

Shroompod hides amongst small mushroom colonies, patiently waiting for evolution. The mushroom on its head provides essential nutrients and warmth for Shroompod.

Shroomgey makes its nests under tree roots and will only leave when the sun isn't out. If an attacker tries to reach the nest, it will frantically flap its wings, releasing poisonous spores into the air.

Shroomchu doesn't need sunlight to produce its electricity. Instead, it nibbles on leaves and lets the fungus that grows on its body convert its food into electrical energy.

When frightened, Shroombuff will puff out a cloud of sleep-inducing spores from its head. While dangerous in high doses, people will often use Shroombuff's spores to help them get a good night's sleep.

Once night falls, Shroomtu will go out hunting for small mushrooms to store in its nests. Since the mushrooms it eats are non-toxic, foragers often search for a Shroomtu nest.

Shroomco hang from tree branches, leeching off of some of the tree's nutrients. Once they are full, they will fall to the ground and release all of their spores, which can be a hazard to passing Trainers.

Every time Shroomdew hops, it releases a small puff of spores from its head. Apothecaries often keep a Shroomdew around, as its spores have various medicinal properties.

Shroombat live in damp caves, drinking the water seeping from the cave walls. Their tail acts like a suction cup, allowing them to stick to slippery surfaces with little effort.

Shroomtik live on the damp forest floor, wrapping up its prey in its silk and then taking them back to its den. It cultivates little mushroom gardens around its den, covering itself in their toxic spores for protection.

The green stems on Shroomesta's body belong to a rare species of fungus that, when consumed, can cause severe fevers and blistering. However, their spores are said to add a nice, spicy flavor to most dishes.

Shroompede's spores are incredibly toxic and can cause fainting if not treated quickly. However, researchers have been testing if its spores could be used as an antidote for other spore attacks.

Shroomise's true body is comprised of a fast-growing mold. It lives near beaches and marinas. If it can't find an anchor to grow off of, it will latch to the underside of small boats.

Shroomras can barely move around due to the sheer weight of its fungal colony. The mushrooms on its back are filled with toxic spores and will burst open at the slightest touch.

Shupip only appears when it is overcast, riding on the cold winds. It will hop on people's heads to temporarily blind them, cackling as it watches its victims stumble around.

During the night, Shupmagius will possess pieces of clothing and torment its victims while they try to sleep. Its victims are often left in a state of paranoia, thinking every cast shadow is a disguised Shupmagius.

Shupwick hides in haunted mansions, lighting up the hallways with an eerie purple glow. Anyone who stares at its flame for too long will have their soul stolen.

Shupmuku loves to sit on the shallow seafloor and uses its puppet to scare nearby swimmers. It is theorized that Shupmuku's soul is stuck in the puppet and that removing it will end Shupmuku's life.

Shuplett loves to scare people, popping out of the ground when they're not expecting it. However, it only goes after children since adults don't seem to find it scary.

It traps its prey in a ball of sticky gel that is almost impossible to escape from. During the rainy season, it will coat its web in this gel to keep it resistant to the wind and rain.

Solobuff's body is covered in a rubbery fluid that will cause it to forcefully bounce off of any surface it hits. To prevent this, Solobuff levitates above the ground using its psychic powers.

Despite its psychic prowess, it struggles to work its gelatinous body properly. It shambles from place to place, getting its green slime on everything it touches.

Solobat's body dries out quickly in the sun, so it only comes out to feed at night. It drains other Pokémon of their fluids to keep its body nice and moist.

Solonat gel is great for making hair care products, especially products for hair growth. However, the gel is incredibly toxic, so it has to be heavily watered down before use.

Solokaboo hides inside of pumpkins and gourds, its gelatinous body slowly breaking them down for food. Once the gourd has decayed, it will slowly float around looking for a new one.

Since its body is so frail, its gel barrier protects it from any outside contact. It gets its nutrients by dissolving food in the gel then absorbing it through its skin.

Solobell's body is very sensitive to germs, so it produces a thick gel that kills them almost instantly. Doctors will often have a Solobell on hand to use its gel as a disinfectant.

Solopoke's body is coated in a waterproof oil that prevents its body from dissolving in the rain. Artisans use Solopoke's oil as a waterproof coating for their pots.

Despite constantly levitating off the ground, Duosparce thinks it can actually fly with its small wings. It can be seen throwing itself off of high places, only to be cushioned by its gelatinous body.

Flocks of Cottongey can be seen by the hundreds flying along warm breezes, migrating to warmer areas during the winter months. They will use some of their extra cotton to help build their nests.

Cottonsaur's flower spews cotton-like spores when it is agitated. The spores are dangerous to breathe due to their tendency to clump together.

Each of Cottondrio's heads prioritize their own safety, so they will pull off each other's cotton to use for themselves. If one head gets too greedy, the cotton will start to impair its vision.

Sandinub sleep during the day, basking in the warm desert sun. Once night falls, they go out hunting for small insects, using their powerful noses to sniff them out from under the sand.

Sandiby lives in harsh deserts, its scales radiating enough heat to set twigs alight. It struggles to keep itself camouflaged during the cold, desert night since its heat signature gives it away.

To deter predators, Sandinea hides under the sand with its sharp thorns sticking out. If it is stepped on, it will leave the victim with a painful bite.

Sandilett is very sensitive to light, so it keeps itself buried underground until the sun sets, its eyes are protected by a thin film that keeps debris out of its eyes while digging.

Zusaur hate sunlight and will stay out of the sun at all costs. It gets its nutrients from rotting plant-matter using its poisonous vines.

Because of its blindness, all of its other senses are enhanced. It stalks during the night, attacking any criminal it finds with brutal amounts of force.

Zuchan uses its keen sense of hearing and quick reflexes to allow it to effortlessly dodge its opponents' blows. It prefers to fight fair and not use its venomous bite.

Because of its blindness, all of its other senses are enhanced. It stalks during the night, attacking any criminal it finds with brutal amounts of force.

Zugela wraps its prey with its bundle of vines before draining them of their fluids. They can be seen hanging from trees while they sleep during the day.

Zuros is completely blind, so it is constantly running into things. Its horns contain a potent toxin that causes hyper aggression and momentary blindness.

Zukarp are incredibly abundant in underground lakes and rivers. They are incredibly sensitive to light, so they will mostly hide in dark crevasses or between rocks.

Zuowl only comes out at night, tracking its prey with its keen sense of hearing. Its fangs and talons contain a deadly poison that it uses to incapacitate its prey.

Deserted cities can be home to thousands of Zutata, feeding off any rotten matter they can find. Their sharp teeth are able to chew through metal wire.

Large flocks of Zukrow appear around people near their end. Once they perish, the flock will feed on their lifeless body until nothing remains.

Zuicate has extremely strong jaws, capable of pulverizing a steel beam. They are commonly found in disease-ridden areas like sewers and alleyways.

Zuco hangs from large trees, disguising itself as a pinecone. Its thick fur contains hundreds of poisonous needles that break off on physical contact.

Zurow are considered pests in urban areas due to their habit of eating leftover food scraps along the streets. Being bitten by a Zurow can cause symptoms similar to food poisoning.

Zusel's claws are laced with a strong poison that incapacitates its victims. It hunts at night, gliding from high places to ambush its prey.

Zursa are always on the hunt for any fruits it can get its paws on. It actually prefers poisonous fruits as they will store the toxins in its teeth for a venomous bite.

These dim-witted Pokémon are constantly attacking each other, unable to tell each other from their enemies. Their toxic bite leaves a long-lasting burning sensation.

Zupy is constantly swinging its hefty trunk around to sense its surroundings. Despite its weak wings, it has always dreamed of flight.

Due to its lack of eyesight, Zuchu uses its electromagnetic senses to get a picture of its surroundings. It can only be seen on stormy nights, trying to get struck by lightning.

Zushrew can only be found in caves, using its sensitive hearing to detect its surroundings. Groups of Zushrew make their dens in small crevices in the cave walls.

Zuchic vents its internal heat through its three feather-like ears. Getting bitten by Zuchic is said to feel like your blood in on fire.

During summer nights, hundreds of Zuran appear to find a mate. During this period, its poison becomes ten times more potent in preparation to protect its young.

Zuwile is completely blind, so it will use echolocation by making small chattering noises from its mouth. Despite its jaws being powerful enough to snap tree branches in half, it prefers to just eat berries.

During mating season, Zuran can have up to twelve mates at once. Zuran are twice as strong as the females, able to push small boulders with ease.

Groups of Zupass patrol the caves where they live, throwing themselves at intruders with reckless abandon. They usually guard caves with large amounts of rare minerals.

Zuiard's claws are made of a toxic metal that can be fatal if it enters your bloodstream. They can often be seen sparring with each other, testing whose armor is strongest.

Commonly found in Mt. Moon, Zufairy thrive in the darkness. Groups of Zufairy collect Moon Stones to decorate their dens.

Zuwick constantly emits a high-pitched ringing noise that deters predators. Large groups of Zuwick will cause permanent hearing loss almost instantly.

Zubarel make their own caves, using their strong teeth to crush stone and dig through the soil. They prefer making their homes near underground water sources.

Zukoth sleeps for up to 20 hours a day, putting all its energy into trying to fly during the night. Its claws are coated in bacteria that can be dangerous if they pierce the skin.

Due to the second body's lack of wings, Zuink usually keeps to the ground. It creates a unique clicking noise as it spins, theorized to be an ancient signal.

Despite not being able to fly, Zuish is constantly jumping around while flapping its wings. This spreads its poisonous spores, which can be deadly if inhaled.

Its purple feelers produce a toxic film that can cause severe rashes if not washed off. Before evolution, it wraps itself in its wings and hangs beneath a strong tree branch.

Despite being a rarity amongst the Zubat family, Zubat is still quite common in larger cave systems. It will try to swallow its prey whole, even if they are too large to swallow.

These mischievous Pokémon love to play tricks on passing Trainers, either prodding them with its spear or giving them nasty illnesses. If Zueye is seen near your house, the entire household will fall ill within a week.

Swarms of Zupede can be seen crawling on cave walls, patrolling their nests. They drain the fluids out of their prey until they swell to twice their size.

Zubish shoves as much rubbish into its gullet as it can until its skin starts to tear. Groups of Zubish make their nest in dumpsters and garbage cans.

Zulu have a toxic bite, which isn't dangerous by itself. However, millions of Zulu live in the same nest, making it likely that you'll be bitten by at least a dozen more.

Zumise hides inside beached ships, using its unique silhouette to hide amongst the wreckage. It will only use its venomous bite when its disguise fails.

Zulucha only come out at night, impressively leaping from building to building without making a sound. Its cape is resistant to tearing, which defends Zulucha from claw and biting attacks.

Zunea's tough thorns allow it to cling to cave walls. The thorns also inject poison which can cause fainting if stung more than once.

Being bitten by a Zuras causes the body to be infected by its parasitic mushrooms. The mushrooms will slowly drain the life force from anyone infected over the span of a year.

When threatened, Zunat will emit a high-pitched screech that can cause hearing damage if exposed for too long. It uses its cry for echolocation due to its lack of eyesight.

Its cloudy eyes are only able to detect light, so swarms of Zumoth can be seen in busy cities during the night. They have excellent hearing, allowing them to flee at the slightest sound of danger.

These slender Pokémon are expert predators, using echolocation to track prey down with ease. Its toxic bite incapacitates its victims within a matter of hours.

Zuduck can usually be found near polluted waters. It covers its body in a slippery, poisonous film that allows it to escape from predators.

Zukey ambushes its prey with unsettling fury, ripping small Pokémon apart with its sharp fangs. It flies into a primal rage if its prey somehow escapes.

Zuape are very sensitive to sound; any loud sound will cause it to rampage for hours on end. It sweats out a dangerous chemical that only seems to enhance its own strength.

Zulithe have an amazing sense of smell and can track its prey effortlessly with its scent alone. Packs of Zulithe hoard their uneaten prey in small cave systems.

Zuwag live in large schools and can be found in murky rivers and lakes. It only takes about twenty Zuwag to drain a Trainer of all of their bodily fluids.

Zuchop are constantly training their muscles until they become strong enough to fly. The more this Pokémon exercises, the more toxic its sweat becomes.

Despite losing its ability to fly well, Zuchoke is still just as dedicated to increasing its strength. Its wings now act as toxic spines that are just secondary to its massive strength.

Zuler have a weird habit of clinging to high cliff walls, then dropping themselves onto unsuspecting victims. Its rocky jaws have enough power to crush a small car.

Zumite's venom is charged with electricity which can cause paralysis if untreated. Flocks of these Pokémon can be seen gnawing on powerlines during the night.

The more electricity Zuton consumes, the stronger the magnetic pull between the heads becomes. All three heads are extremely greedy and are constantly fighting over prey.

Zufetchd cannot walk, so it holds its precious leek in its mouth while it flies. Its venom ends up poisoning the leek, making it a useful weapon in battle.

Zuk consumes anything it can find, even if it can't swallow its food whole. Despite how small its wings are, it is able to comfortably fly about ten feet off the ground.

Zunix tunnel deep underground, using echolocation to navigate its pitch-black tunnels. Its rock-hard fangs are tough enough to pierce through thick steel.

Joloon can be found during thunderstorms, using its charged hairs to draw in lightning strikes. Do not try to grab its arms or it will shock you without warning.

Jololett live in groups, usually guarding their caves filled with hundreds of large crystals. The most powerful Jololett are the ones with the largest red gem on their chest.

Fraxdon's powerful tusks are actually large ingrown scales, which it uses to cleave through dense forests. Its thick hide is resistant to most forms of damage.

Its petals are incredibly sharp, and they can slice straight through thick tree branches with relative ease. In combat, Fraxrade can throw its sharpened flowers as a deadly projectile.

Fletchuna's outer shell mimics a Fletchling to dissuade other bird Pokémon from attacking it. Its body will become warm to the touch when it is ready for evolution.

Larvnea radiates its internal body heat through the red thorns on its head. It can fire its hot thorns at its opponents, causing excruciating pain.

Golkarp are hyper-aggressive, loudly screeching at anything that looks at it funny. If you disturb a school of Golkarp, your eardrums will burst before they even have the chance to attack you.

Goltula clings to the ceiling of caves, patiently waiting for prey. It pounces on its prey from above, devouring them with the mouth on its belly.

Stunpie's antennae are very sensitive and will generate a small electric shock with the slightest touch. It hides at the bottom of the riverbed and will only come out to feed on the nearby plants.

Stunther's blades are charged with electricity, painfully shocking anything on contact. Its strong legs and sleek body allow it to run across the muddy riverbed with ease.

When frightened, Stunpip will rapidly spin the fins on its head, kicking up a cloud of sand from the seafloor. Touching these fins will cause a nasty electric shock.

Stunette's body is mostly filled with mud, meaning it struggles to move without spilling some of its mud. It slowly crawls across the seafloor, constantly terrified of coming in contact with something sharp.

Stunmuku sits on the seafloor, feeding on the minerals in the sand. If anything gets too close to it, it will clamp down on them with its spines and deliver a paralyzing electric shock.

Its crest contains large amounts of electroreceptors, allowing it to detect its prey while swimming through the mud. However, it often ends up shocking itself if it bumps headfirst into something.

Stuneary makes its burrows underneath rivers, using its fin-like ears to swim. To catch its prey, it will wrap its ears around them and shock them until they become paralyzed.

Stunish leaves are coated in a paralyzing toxin that stuns smaller Pokémon that touch them. These leaves can be brewed into an energizing tea that is a common beverage for certain athletes.

Stunlu floats along the river, generating electricity in its feathers from the running water. Anything that tries to attack it from above will be met with a powerful electric shock.

Stunduck is naturally anxious due to the electricity in its body stimulating its brain. It lays at the bottom of the riverbed, feeding on the minerals in the sand.

Stunmite link together at the bottom of the river, sharing immense amounts of electricity between them. Anything that comes into contact with them will be met with a powerful shock similar to an electric fence.

Sablhorn love gemstones, as they will try to smash through the cave walls in the hopes of finding some. Their eyes are incredibly sensitive to light, so they very rarely leave the darkness of their cave.

The jewel that Sablbuffet carries around has some sort of spirit living inside of it. Since Sablbuffet isn't that aware of its surroundings, the jewel will often alert Sablbuffet of incoming threats.

Sablmega soars through the night sky, stealing the valuables of those it passes by before they have time to react. It nests in dark caves, bejeweling itself with the jewelry it has stolen.

Sablcor appears during the night to steal any gold and gemstones it can find. It hoards its wealth in dark caves, usually lined with large crystals.

The gemstone on Sablidos's head is almost unbreakable, allowing it to smash through large boulders with ease. Legends say that if you stare into Sablidos's gem, you'll see your own soul staring back.

Sablclops arrives during the night, sealing the souls it steals in its large gemstone. If its gem is ever damaged, the captured souls will slowly leak out.

Usually found guarding ancient tombs, Sablgon loves hoarding the buried loot once held by ancient kings. It will conceal the tomb in a thick sandstorm to hide its location.

Sablwick live in underground colonies, the gems on their heads illuminating the darkness with an eerie, red light. If the gem were to ever break off, the Sablwick will be abandoned by the rest of the colony.

Sablon hides in abandoned mineshafts, nibbling on as many gemstones as it can find. Trying to take any of its gems is said to bring endless misfortune.

Sablbat hunts for all sorts of valuable items to store in its mouth. If it consumes too much however, it will become grounded for weeks on end.

Sablbat's ears are lined with a crystalline coating that resonates with the frequencies it produces, causing a high-pitched tone that causes severe hearing damage in anyone who gets too close.

Sablvern are solitary Sablvern, hiding away in treacherous caverns. It emits a loud, eerie frequency from its ears that induces an overwhelming sense of fear in its victims.

It is unwise to try and steal Sablwear's jewel, as it will show no mercy to anyone that enters its cave. If you do end up with the jewel, it is said that your entire bloodline will be cursed with misfortune.

Sablor lives deep beneath the surface, the high heat and pressure causing crystals to form within its body. It will only come up to the surface on the darkest night of the year.

Its fists are coated in a layer of diamonds, which makes its punches absolutely devastating. It desires precious gemstones and will destroy entire mountains in search of them.

Venigey live in large flocks, feeding on small seeds and berries. They carry poison in their beaks, and while one sting isn't lethal, it can be incredibly dangerous if you are swarmed by a flock of them.

Venish lives in the deep marsh, headbutting nearby trees to knock down berries. Its spores are highly acidic and will slowly start to melt through anything it comes into contact with.

Veniesta is incredibly aggressive and will perceive basically anything as a threat. It sprays boiling-hot acid from its antennae to attack, which leaves its victims in agonizing pain.

The fruits on Venioom's head are incredibly poisonous, and most that try to eat them will succumb to them in less than a day. The fruit smells sickly sweet, which lures certain Bug Pokémon to try and eat them.

Venilucha proudly shows off its vibrant scales, which act as a warning to would-be opponents. Its scales are laced in a powerful toxin that can debilitate its opponent in less than a minute.

Venikaboo hates being touched, as it will quickly prick its foe with its poisonous thorns before fleeing. It is exclusively nocturnal, using the dim lights from its belly to see in the dark.

Venimoth are incredibly aggressive and will swarm anyone that enters their territory. The venomous barbs on their heads contain a powerful neurotoxin that can cause paralysis with a large enough dose.

Veniwhirl is covered in a toxic film which is irritating to the touch. If the pattern on its belly is punctured by an attack, it will secrete a more potent poison.

Venibell are incredibly aggressive and will spew a mildly corrosive acid onto anything it deems a threat. When properly distilled, this chemical can be used to make extremely sour candy.

Veniduo uses its pointed beak to pierce through thick tree trunks, feeding on the small insects inside. However, its beak is coated in large amounts of poison and can be dangerous if a small Pokémon is pecked by it.

Due to their large appetites, Whirlilax are constantly fighting with each other over prey. They will exploit the gaps in each other's thick carapace by jabbing their sharp horns into them.

Whirlibat used its wheel-like body to traverse small crevasses in the cave walls. It hunts in pure darkness, impaling its prey on its venomous horns.

Whirlilu is usually found in highly polluted areas, spewing clouds of smog from inside its body. However, since it feeds on toxic materials, some people don't consider it a nuisance.

Due to its eyes being on its arms, it is basically blind during combat. To remedy this, it will blindly flail around in hopes of hitting its opponents with its poisonous claws.

While its horns are filled with a powerful neurotoxin, they are also incredibly brittle. Fights often break between themselves, and they will break off their own horns to use as a melee weapon.

Scoligrowth is incredibly temperamental, pursuing anyone that dares enter its territory. It is able to stretch its arms over 50 feet, allowing it to slash its opponents with its poisonous claws from a safe distance.

Scolinat hates being touch and will thrash around violently if anyone tries to pet it. Despite its small size, it can run faster than most professional athletes.

Scolifetchd are very aggressive, often starting fights with other bird Pokémon. Once properly cleaned, its leek has a strong sour flavor that often pairs well with noodles.

Tyeanie hates being touched and will try to attack anyone that gets near it. Its spines are actually sharp stones that will break off in the skin on contact.

Tygast lives near archeological sites, decorating its body with bones and fossils. It is very proud of its fossils and will throw a temper tantrum if anyone tries to take them.

Tyranzor are solitary hunters and will go after prey five times larger than itself. Their bony jaws are strong enough to rip its prey limb from limb.

Tyrangeist is a fierce protector of its land and the Pokémon in it, brutally mauling any trespassers. However, due to its short and stubby legs, it often ends up falling over and struggles to get back up.

Snonx tends to take a liking to lost travelers, often letting them stay in its den until the snow passes. However, if the traveler stays too long, Snonx will have a tough time letting them go.

Snolax hibernate throughout most of the year, only awakening during the winter months. It will share its furry blanket with other smaller Pokémon to keep them out of the cold.

Snofa live in large groups, huddling together during large snowstorms to keep themselves warm. On clear winter nights, they can be seen gazing up at the stars.

Snoswine lives in the high mountains, its thick fur keeping it warm during the harshest of blizzards. Ancient people used to use Snoswine's fur to make winter clothing.

Snokid stores its electricity for the winter as it needs the additional heat to prevent it from freezing. If it spots another Snokid starting to freeze, it will share its electricity to warm them back up.

Snodew is almost always sick, constantly sneezing and shivering. It sprays small clouds of frost from its bud every time it sneezes, which ends up coating the bud in a thick layer of ice over time.

Snonee are a welcome sight in winter villages, as their soft cotton is wonderful for making warm winter clothing. They can be seen in large clusters, protecting each other from the cold.

Snonea constantly exhales a cold mist that ends up freezing over its black thorns. It hates warm weather and will hide in icy caves until the sun disappears.

During harsh blizzards, herds of Snoaura huddle together to share their body heat. During this period, they can go for over a week without food or water.

Snoder is often hunted for its shell, which has a unique velvet-like texture. It will freeze its prey with icy breath before dragging them back to its nest.

Glabat hang from the roof of frozen caves waiting for prey. Their wings and faces are encased in ice so sharp it can cleave through hard stone.

The sharp spikes on its body allow it to easily traverse icy terrain. Its shell grows thicker when it snows, so it will roll around the mountain to shed the extra layers.

A layer of thick snow coats Glaria's body and wings which is thick enough to dampen physical hits. It creates its nest in snowy trees to camouflage itself amongst the snow.

Glakazam is extremely dedicated to its group, planning strategies and roster composition for hours on end. Despite its cold exterior, Glakazam is very supportive of its companions.

Frosras are usually sighted in colder regions with large amounts of fog. The frozen bodies of several divers can be found in Frosras's waters.

Frosfa will gather after large hailstorms to collect the fallen hail to create little star-shaped ornaments. These ornaments never melt and are commonly sold as luxury items.

Frosfairy love to hang around snowy villages, trying their best to guide hikers out of the snow. Their unique appearance has inspired many fashion designers.

Despite having a bad temperament, Oddos can be mostly found sleeping at the bottom of lakes and rivers. Its leaves can be made into a tea that is a great stress reliever.

Oddpiny carries a Miracle Seed in its pouch, thinking that it is an egg. It will take care of the seed in the hopes of it sprouting someday.

Oddrona crawls on the forest floor since it struggles to get its hefty body off the ground. It has to eat up to 500 pounds of leaves a day and will even eat larger bug Pokémon if it's still hungry.

Oddeary is a very timid Pokémon, and when frightened, will release a toxin from its leaves. The toxin isn't dangerous, but it will cause severe itching if it gets on the skin.

Oddbish stuffs large amounts of leaves inside of its body. As the leaves begin to decay, its body leaks an incredibly foul liquid that is toxic to the touch.

Oddbink bury themselves in the ground, using their thick roots to gather nutrients from the soil. There are many competitions held to see who can grow the biggest Oddbink.

Oddnat are often owned by herbalists, as their leaves have many different medicinal properties. However the leaves are mildly toxic, so they should be handled with care.

Despite feeding on many types of poisonous flowers, Oddmoth's leaves are actually non-toxic. They are often used in salads; their mild and bitter flavors tend to pair well with fresh tomatoes.

Oddbell's leaves produce a thin layer of oil that seems to prevent Bug Pokémon from trying to eat it. It has recently been discovered that the oil is also great at treating insect stings.

Orivile uses their seductive dance moves and natural beauty to coax other Pokémon into doing its bidding. It tricks its enemies into dancing with it before incinerating them with its wings.

Oriran lives in colder climates as its beautiful feathers give off large amounts of heat. It is a difficult Pokémon to please as it will spew harsh flames at any potential mate it doesn't like.

Once the sun sets, flocks of Oribat will emerge from their caves and start performing a passionate dance with one another. The more passionate the dancing, the more flames their wings give off.

The rubies on Oribink's body radiate intense heat. Ancient peoples relied on them for warmth during harsh winters.

When Orinat dances around, its feathers rub together to create a flurry of small embers. Its eyes are able to see infared light, allowing it to easily detect predators during the night.

Despite their clumsiness, Oribell have a passion for dancing, their petals giving off small ember when they do so. Their saliva gives off the sweet scent of roses and is often used in air fresheners.

Orichu generates electricity through its pom-poms, which they use to power up their allies. They make up little cheering squads with each other, sometimes including Plusle and Minun as well.

Orifarig loves to dance, but the back head is a lot more particular about its technique than the main one. It will often kick up a fuss when the main head messes up its footwork.

Oririll love to play with their soft tail, playfully headbutting it and producing small sparks. Groups of these Pokémon can be seen dancing together during the springtime.

Orinat are almost always cheery and energetic, their fur giving off sparks when they get especially excited. They live in small clusters, sticking themselves together with static electricity.

Oribell's pom-poms are actually a unique species of flower, that is somehow able to hold a large electrical charge. The flowers will start to spark and crackle when a thunderstorm is nearby.

The flower on Orisaur's back emits a relaxing scent that puts people into a trance-like state. Groups of Orisaur can be seen dancing together in almost perfect sync.

When Orinat dances, it creates an aura of serenity and relaxation. Orinat are a popular Pokémon at massage clinics and luxury resorts.

Male Oridactyl have larger and more vibrant feathers than the females. They dance together to reunite themselves with the ancient world.

Orisol are not to be trusted no matter how kind they appear to be. They will lure in their victims with their kind demeanor and elegant appearance before slowly draining away its victim's soul.

Oribat's dance seem to summon spirits from the afterlife but instead of fighting alongside them, Oribat will sink its fangs into them and drain their remaining life force.

Sitting underneath Orivenant's branches allows Trainers to communicate with the dead. Its purple flowers are often sold as magical items to allow people to see their lost loved ones.

Oriwear only come awake at night, somberly dancing underneath the moonlight. As it dances, an eerie phenomenon occurs as certain inanimate objects start coming to life.

Orinat's fur carries the sweet scent of lavender and rosemary. While its fur can be used in the production of perfumes and cologne, shrine maidens also use it in spiritual rituals.

Garbetta's style of music isn't for everyone, composed of erratic screaming and clanging metal. It tends to appear at crowded concerts and underground nightclubs.

It plants itself on the seafloor, munching on anything it can get its mouth on. Its leaf-like fins allow it to swim away from predators, even though it cannot swim very fast.

Sharpotto are incredibly territorial and will constantly fight with each other over their prey. Sharpotto prey on larger fish Pokémon, brutally attacking them with their sharp beak and talons.

Sharpmuku has adapted its appearance to look like a Sharpedo, even mimicking the way it swims across the seafloor. However, it is basically harmless, only feeding on small sea plants.

If it sees a large school of fish while it's flying over the ocean, Sharpvern will fire a powerful sound wave that instantly takes out most of the school. It will fiercely fight other Sharpvern over their prey.

Sharpcool's tentacles act like large hooks, digging into its prey before it proceeds to chomp on their flesh. Wailord have been seen with entire schools of Sharpcool hooked onto them.

It gets its nutrients by absorbing the life force from flowers. At night hundreds of Phantloom can be seen floating around wilted flower fields.

Phantmuku lures in bug Pokémon with its sweet-scented flower before draining them of their life force. It hides in hollow logs to conceal its shadowy body from its prey.

It wears its wooden mask to keep its malice and resentment under control. If its mask is removed, it will unleash its built-up anger in a violent rampage.

Phantsect tries to stay as still as possible to camouflage itself as a regular stump. Anyone who attempts to rest on its stump will have their souls slowly drained away.

Phantmoth hides in dead trees, lying dormant until nightfall. When it finds new flora growing nearby, it flies down and drains it of life-force for nutrients.

Treowl protects the forest it claims as its domain and will violently chase away any unwanted visitors. Despite its cold exterior, it will often let other Pokémon perch on its head.

If you see a cluster of tree branches in a web-like shape, it is best not to approach. Fully under Tredos's control, the branches will ensnare its prey before draining their life force.

Treloom loves to scare passing travelers, hiding amongst the trees before jumping at them from above. When winter comes, groups of Treloom drift along the wind to find warmer areas.

Groups of Treonee hang out in dark forests, creepily staring at those who walk by. They will usually attach themselves to healthy trees and feed off their nutrients until the tree starts to wither.

On especially eerie nights, Trewear will wander into towns, trying to steal the souls of the townsfolk. However, it usually sticks to dark forests and graveyards.

Tremoth hates anything entering its territory and will relentlessly pursue them until it catches them. You can determine which trees are its territory by the bodies slowly being consumed by their roots.

Tregeist will often lure innocent people into its forests, watching as they slowly get lost in the dark woods. It will often shift the position of the trees, making it almost impossible for its victims to escape.

Glooras is constantly dozing off because the flower on its back produces large amounts of sleep-inducing spores. These spores have been used for centuries in both Awakenings and Antidotes.

Noibone uses special frequencies to find fossilized remains up to 100 feet underground which it then uses as armor. Paleontologists usually search in areas where lots of Noibone can be found.

Noitini are almost never seen outside of their caves, usually seen wrapped around stalactites as they sleep. Any sudden loud noise and Noitini will fly away in a panic.

It builds its webs on the ceiling of caves where it sleeps for most of the day. The web's structure messes with Zubat's echolocation, causing them to fly directly into its grasp.

Noipom leaps between rooftops, looking for children to playfully scare them for their amusement. It nicks random items from passersby with its flexible tail.

Noidreavus's loud high-pitched wails can be faintly heard even on the loudest of nights from near its den. Folktales say that if you feel shivers down your spine after hearing its cry, you're one of its next victims.

Despite its size, Noitar's scales are tough enough to resist falling stalactites. It waits silently on the cave floor, barely ever needing food or water while it waits for evolution.

Noilax absolutely adores fruit and will eagerly grab any berries it can get its claws on. Their wings are basically useless as, due to their gluttony, they are too heavy to get off the ground.

Noidum attach themselves to the roofs of caves while emitting electromagnetic waves trying to detect metallic elements in the rocks around them. However, they barely ever move from this position.

Noidoof is short-sighted and will instead use echolocation to traverse the cave system in which it lives. It tends to chomp on any loose rocks it can find, looking for rich minerals to feed on.

Noible tunnels underground, using echolocation to look for small jewels for it to eat. If it finds a gemstone that is too big for its jaws to crush, it will bring it back to its hoard for safekeeping.

Noiwile hides in caves for most of the day, only revealing itself at night. When in danger, its back head releases a deafening screech loud enough to burst eardrums if exposed for too long.

Theorized to have lived for hundreds of thousands of years, Noidos uses its large ears to detect predators over 10 miles away. Its wings are only able to keep it aloft for a minute at most.

Noidon's flat face is excellent at reflecting sound waves which makes echolocation easy for it. They are quite docile Pokémon, only ever attacking if its defensive prowess fails.

Its thick fur can sense even the slightest of vibrations which allow Noino to clearly see its surrounding even with its eyes closed. It only resides in the darkest of cave systems.

Noikoth are in a constant state of drowsiness, hanging upside down on tree branches for up to 22 hours a day. They are only seen flying to a new tree when their old tree stops producing berries.

These cave-dwelling Pokémon are quite timid and will scuttle away at any sign of danger. They will nibble on metal-rich rocks to keep their metallic fur nice and strong.

Noinch sit just underneath the sand, waiting for prey to come by. By detecting small vibrations in the sand, it can tell when its prey will be in striking range.

Noiagon have poor eyesight but very precise hearing due to living in pitch-black caves. Any sort of sound will either cause it to flee or charge head on with a powerful headbutt.

Noiloon can be seen on Halloween nights, looking for young children to lure in. When threatened it will produce a high-frequency noise that only seems to be painful to adults.

Noionee's body is almost as light as air, allowing it to float effortlessly along the breeze. The grey cotton on its body is commonly used as a sound-dampening material.

Noitik is constantly vibrating with electrical energy, creating a sound loud enough to be heard from 20 feet away. It can concentrate this sound into deafening blasts by using its wings.

Its tusks are hollow and are able to draw the fluids out of the berries it eats. It is very sensitive to sounds and will turn aggressive if things get too loud.

The hollow cavity in Noiolett's chest can produce sound waves powerful enough to pulverize a stone wall. There are rumors that Noiolett was the inspiration for many early acoustic devices.

Noieye searches for only the most beautiful gemstones to adorn itself with using its highly accurate echolocation. Statues of Noieye can be seen guarding ancient citadels.

Noirunt live in frozen caves, using their black fur to keep themselves warm in the cold. Groups of these Pokémon can be seen resonating frequencies with hanging icicles to create a unique little tune.

Noivenant is said to be able to extract the sound-making capabilities of any living thing, leaving entire towns dead silent. The tales say if Noivenant can hear you, you will be silenced immediately.

Noimy's slimy body vibrates anytime it uses its sonic abilities. It sticks itself to the top of caves waiting for prey, then blasts them with a sonic shockwave, stunning its prey temporarily.

Despite their size, Noiwear's wings can easily get off the ground, just not for long periods of time. Its powerful arms allow it to carry an adult human with just one hand.

Legends say that the screams of the victims it has buried can be heard anytime a Noigast is around. Its body is made of a unique purple sand that is highly treasured amongst the wealthy.

Noiras are usually found in damp caves, thriving on the fungi that grow there. Despite being blind, Noiras are constantly aware of its surroundings due to the ear-like mushrooms on its back.

Noimoth are popular travelling companions for their radar-like ability to track objects through sound. However, swarms of wild Noimoth can cause quite the ruckus if left unchecked.

These rambunctious Pokémon can be seen leaping off buildings in an attempt to fly. They will use their ears to blast high-pressure sound waves into the ground to keep themselves aloft.

Even though its singing is not that great, Noifetchd will constantly sing into its microphone, amplifying its voice to over 140 decibels which ends up shattering any windows within its vicinity.

Noinix uses echolocation to search for lightweight rocks to rebuild its body with because at birth their body is too heavy to fly. However, this does mean it becomes more fragile in the process.

Its speaker-like ears play a sweet melody similar to childhood lullabies that lulls its victims into a deep sleep, then feeds on their dreams. Victims of Noizee often experience short-lasting insomnia.

Noiras shell produces energetic music at over 120 decibels, causing small waves in the surrounding water. They are commonly used as aquatic sound systems at beachside concerts.

Noivanha's ears are able to detect the slightest vibrations in the water, violently attacking anything that enters its waters. It hides in dark caves, but due to its bad eyesight, it often bumps into walls, further angering it.

The red visor covering its eyes gives it excellent night vision. The sonic blasts it produces from its ears are powerful enough to punch a hole through a metal sheet.

Noiroc's howls are loud enough to shatter glass. Despite this, it is a silent hunter, its dense fur allowing for it to fly without making a sound.

Noiduck hosts beach-side parties with other Pokémon, gathering large crowds the has caused multiple beach closures. If another Noiduck starts a party nearby, the two of them will get into a heated rap battle.

Swabpom hides amongst the clouds, cheekily surprising Bird Pokémon that fly by. During clear days, they will sleep in the treetops until the clouds return.

Instead of using its wings to fly, Swabdum fires jets of pressurized gas from within its body to launch itself into the sky. It uses its metal claw to hang from thick tree branches while it sleeps.

Swabwick's flame does not produce any smoke. In fact, it seems to purify the air of any toxins. Because of this, Swabwick has become popular as a natural air freshener.

Swabagon can be seen throwing themselves off of tall cliffs in hopes of taking flight. Luckily, its head is covered in incredibly soft feathers that prevent it from doing any real damage to itself.

Swabxew lives on the tallest cliffs as it loves the feeling of the wind in its scales. It thinks its small wings are strong enough to fly and can be seen throwing itself off small cliffs to try and get airborne.

Flocks of Swabling gather on clear days, cheerfully chirping while the sun is out. Their feathers are incredibly soft and resistant to grime, making them ideal for use in feather dusters.

Swabmy's body is covered in a coating of airy bubbles that allows it to float above the ground. They gather in large groups on foggy mornings, cheerfully singing together.

Swabkoal produces clouds of fresh air from its shell, allowing the nearby ecosystem to thrive. While it is a great help in fighting off pollution, Swabkoal hates being in highly polluted areas.

Small Pokémon love to rest on Swabtad's head, with its fluffy feathers acting as a soft cushion. It sits in the trees, carefully plucking twigs and leaves out of its feathers.

Swabra hides high above the clouds, quietly meditating while no one can disturb it. It will only come down to the surface when the sky is completely clear of clouds.

Its body is as light as air, it whimsically dances along wind currents without a care in the world. Ballerinas have taken inspiration from Altaveon's graceful ribbons in their dances.

Its white feathers secrete a sticky toxin that is very difficult to get off. Because of this, it will often get other objects stuck to itself while jumping around tall trees.

Altaler's body is coated in a layer of airy bubbles which allow it to float in the water. Its claws are deceptively powerful, strong enough to shatter stone from its grip strength alone.

Goofing produces a viscous slime from inside its body. The slime is slightly acidic and incredibly hard to wash off.

Goopent's body secretes a flammable oil that is very useful in cooking and heating. The oil can burn for up to a week without interruption.

Slisey produce slimeballs in its pouch that it gives out to Trainers it likes. The slime is actually quite valuable as it is commonly used in high quality sunscreens.

Slinair is very sensitive to the weather, only coming out of its den on rainy days. It leaves behind a trail of slime wherever it goes, which has been used as a form of moisturizer for centuries.

Sligar claws produce a glue-like poison which it uses to incapacitate its prey. However, Sligar can have difficulty injecting the poison due to its thickness.

The bodies of these monstrous Pokémon seep a deadly poison that coats their iron jaws. Miners should be afraid of encountering these Pokémon while mining deep underground.

Inside its tough shell, Slickle produces a thick glue-like paste from the leaves and bark it likes to collect. It uses the glue to stop predators in their tracks, allowing it to escape.

Its metallic talons are coated with many corrosive chemicals that make Slimory a dangerous Pokémon to be scratched by. They are simple-minded Pokémon who only desire food and sleep.

Sliphan leave a slippery slime as it rolls that often disorient its pursuers. They are quite playful Pokémon and love to play with children. They especially love belly rubs.

When threatened, Slitar spits a strong acid that is strong enough to melt anyone straight to the bone. Some people have theorized that Slitar was originally some sort of alien cocoon.

Sightings of these Pokémon are common after nuclear accidents. Their dens are incredibly narrow since their viscous bodies allow them to squeeze through tight gaps.

Theorized to be an extra-terrestrial being, Slitang fires an acidic green liquid from its arms that can melt just about anything. Its sensitive antennae are able to sense other creatures over 50 feet away.

Slibite uses a strong acid to melt through solid rock in search of rare minerals to eat. They are very aggressive Pokémon and will attempt to bite anyone who disturbs them.

The wooden clamps on Slilurk's body keep its soft body from falling apart. The green slime it produces acts similar to oil and is theorized to be an amazing energy source.

Slilous's body is coated in a rubber-like substance that is oddly resistant to physical attacks. The unpleasant taste of the rubber discourages other Pokémon from attacking it.

Sliron has poor eyesight due to living in deep cave systems, which is why it will constantly headbutt its surroundings. Luckily, its soft body is resistant to physical injury.

The large sacs that make up Slielgon's shell are filled with an acidic slime which sprays out if these sacs are punctured. They almost never move from their dens, waiting patiently for evolution.

The green slime that coats its tusks is extremely acidic. This allows for Slixure to slice through basically anything. Even the slightest graze from these tusks can be life-threatening.

Slibat sticks itself to cave walls using its gooey body. Despite its lack of teeth, it will bite into its prey, using its corrosive saliva to melt them until Slibat can slurp them up.

The foam around Slivern's neck is extremely sticky and can stop even the largest of Pokémon in their tracks. They are very friendly and adore human affection.

These mischievous Pokémon like to play dirty, using the slime on their wings to disorient, slow down, or even blind their opponents. Their slippery bodies allow them to escape predators with ease.

Slimo-o's scales produce a thick layer of slime which protects them from physical hits. While its punches are a little weaker because of it, it makes up for it with its acid-based attacks.

Slilem protects its soft, delicate body with its elastic shell, which allows any projectiles to bounce off of it. To get around quickly, it will tuck in its limbs and roll around like a soccer ball.

Regicargo can be seen slowly patrolling ancient ruins, using the limestone to rebuild its body. This is because as it moves, its body slowly grinds down to a fine sand.

Regito's body is made out of a strange substance that somehow stays soft and malleable even hundreds of degrees below freezing. Anything that comes in contact with the slime will freeze instantly.

Regilax have amazing regenerative abilities; as long as its head remains, it can grow its body back good as new. The green orbs on its body are a concentrated chemical that can melt through anything.

Caves where Regigle lives are filled with gorgeous ice sculptures that it carved itself. Groups of Regigle can create sculptures up to 100 feet high.

Said to have come from the coldest depths of space, Regikia's body temperature is only barely above absolute zero. It will brutally snuff out any source of heat it can find with its icy powers.

Regitula's silk is made of small ice crystals, making it incredibly cold to the touch. It will often wrap uneaten prey in its silk to preserve them for a later meal.

Schools of Regivanha float in arctic waters devouring anything in sight. The ice that makes up its body always stays sharp and is strong enough to shatter boulders.

Regiler's frigid body is much denser than regular ice, allowing it to break through thick glaciers with its heavy pincers. During the summer, it sits idly on the sea floor, waiting for colder temperatures.

Regiluff keeps itself aloft using gravitational waves emitted from its arms. It dedicates most of its energy to keep the plant on its head in tip-top condition.

Regirona can be found guarding high-tech facilities, incinerating any intruders with high-powered laser beams. After using its lasers, however, it has to rest for a few minutes to prevent its body from overheating.

While looking like a regular flower, Vileto's body is both incredibly sticky and poisonous. Touching it will cause dangerously severe skin irritation that can last over a month.

Vileduo's two heads prefer different times of the day to photosynthesize, one absorbing sunlight while the other sleeps. The right head is usually the strongest since its large flower deprives the other head of valuable sunlight.

Necrova beats its wings so fast that it starts to distort the light around it. The more light it has consumed, the brighter the diamond pattern on its wings becomes.

Because its crystalline armor absorbs all sources of light, its flames have turned pitch black. It hunts in the dead of night, being practically invisible in the darkness.

Stuffode's body is stuffed to the brim with electrostatic wool similar to that of a Flaaffy. Despite its playful nature, its skin often tears open, so Trainers should be cautious.

Stuffgela is quite popular amongst elderly Trainers, as it produces large amounts of high-quality yarn perfect for knitting. However, it has to keep its needles in place, or it will get tangled in its own yarn.

Stuffba are a good first partner for more destructive children, as their carapace is quite tough but also soft to the touch. Stuffba never seems to hold a grudge, always offering cozy hugs with open arms.

Stuffrow has trouble flying due to how heavy its back half is compared to its front. While loved by young children, it seems to harbor a resentment toward those who make fun of it.

Because of their soft, plushy bodies and dim-witted nature makes them a great companion for young children. They love trying on nibbling on random objects, but their teeth are not strong enough to do any real damage.

Stufftik gather electricity by rubbing themselves on charged items like rugs and blankets. Despite their size, they can store enough electricity to paralyze a fully grown adult.

Stuffling lives in suburban areas, cheerily sitting atop rooftops without a care in the world. Its feathers are incredibly soft and it will sometimes let children pet them as long as they are gentle.

Stuffoom are often given as gifts during the holidays, as their warm, cozy fur is perfect for that time of year. They are very playful and will almost always ask their Trainers to play with them.

Stufflithe are often given as gifts during the holidays as their warm, cozy fur is perfect for that time of year. They are very playful and will almost always be asking for their Trainers to play with them.

Stuffbell's plump body is filled with stuffing, so Stuffbell is popular with people with stress problems. However, if it is squeezed to hard, the stuffing will start coming out of Stuffbell's mouth.

Stuffta is incredibly soft, making it a popular companion for young girls. Children who grew up with a Stuffta are more likely to own other horse Pokémon when they get older.

Despite its cutesy appearance, Becario's fur is tougher than steel. It will only attack wrongdoers and will never harm innocent Pokémon.

Dhelraid's seaweed body controls the poor Remoraid, using it as a long-ranged weapon. It has to keep the Remoraid constantly moving to prevent it from suffocating.

Dhelron slowly walk along the seafloor, gathering rusted scrap metal to build its armor. When threated they will swing its anchor with enough force to shatter bone.

Dhelpede use old diving helmets as protection as they search the ocean floor for food. It is said to curse anyone who tries to remove the helmet.

Martula's venom is incredibly potent. A single bite can fully paralyze a Trainer within a matter of minutes. It hunts in shallow reefs, using its bright colors to hide amongst the coral.

After feeding on Corsola, Mareye will collect the leftover branches of coral and stash them away in its dens. It especially loves to collect the branches of Shiny Corsola.

Marler's powerful arms are covered in poisonous spines, making it extremely dangerous. However, it is a timid Pokémon and will only strike a Trainer if it thinks it's in danger.

Toxdra is a solitary hunter, firing toxic spines from all over its body to incapacitate its prey. Once immobilized, it will rip its catch into edible pieces using its strong tentacles.

Toxllery wraps its prey with its barbed tentacles and then holds them there until they succumb to its powerful toxin. Toxllery is a rare delicacy in some regions; however, they should only be prepared by professionals.

Toxtula do not build webs, as they prefer to hunt around coral reefs. It produces a paralyzing venom from its spines, powerful enough to immobilize a Corsola within 2 minutes.

Toxbat live in underwater caves, patiently waiting for its prey to swim by before ambushing them from above. Despite having an incredibly potent poison in its spines, Toxbat prefers to just bite its prey in half.

Toxcool are incredibly dangerous as the poison in their spines is potent enough to take out a whole Wailord. They mostly hunts large fish Pokémon, ripping them apart with their powerful claws.

Toxder is very aggressive and if anything tries to disturb it, it will clamp down on them and inject them with a powerful neurotoxin. It will not let go until it either runs out of energy or is pried off by force.

When Toxby feels threatened, it will extend out the tentacles on its head as an intimidation tactic. Its claws hide a bunch of toxic barbs which it uses to weaken and then tear apart its prey.

Despite its expert combat skills, Hawlbull is actually quite cowardly. If it's locked in a fight, it thinks it can't win, it will bite its opponent with its powerful jaws and quickly fly off while they're distracted.

Hawlmagius appears during festivals and parades, invigorating everyone with a lively spirit. Teenagers often go hunting for Hawlmagius to make their parties even more wild.

Expert tree climbers, Hawlsian leap from tree to tree looking for strong opponents to fight. Its favorite move is to fly high above the treetops and then suplex its opponent into the ground.

Cacargo's body drips a moist sap, allowing it to slide along the ground. Drinking the sap, however, will cause digestive problems.

Cacans's skin is very absorbent, allowing it to survive on the little rain the desert provides. They can stretch up to 15 feet when striking their prey.

The fruit on Cacoom's head isn't naturally poisonous, but Cacoom's sticky sap is. Because of this, the fruit needs to be thoroughly decontaminated before it can be eaten.

Cactcor patiently waits in open fields, pretending to be a regular scarecrow. If anything gets too close, it will pop out of the ground and chase away the intruders.

Cactizard will draw heat energy from the harsh desert sun to fuel its fiery attacks. The sand within its body keeps its cactus body from burning.

The intense heat from its flames creates a thick layer of glass to form on its back. It has to be careful with its shovel because if it gets too close to its flames, the shovel will completely melt.

Sandytic often collects small pebbles it likes and keeps them on its body. It is said to bring good fortune if a Sandytic gifts you one of its pebbles.

Sandytu is very timid and spends most of its time hiding in the sand. It prefers to hide on secluded beaches as it hates when beachgoers try to tug at its shovels.

Due to its body being mostly composed of sand, it is able to be easily carried by strong wind currents. However, it needs to land on soft beaches every so often to prevent its body from being blown apart.

Sandygle spends most of its time on the beach creating magnificent sculptures out of sand. While it often gathers large crowds wanting to view its art, it is terrified of anyone accidentally damaging them.

Sandymuku loves to collect as many shovels as it can fit on its back and will even start conflicts with Sandygast because of it. It gets incredibly upset if anyone tries to take any of its shovels.

Sandyeary loves to collect small seashells to decorate its body. It has a fondness for children and can often be seen playing with them on the beach.

It loves to build structures out of sand, spending hours a day shoveling and sculpting sand. However, if its shovel is taken, it loses the motivation to do anything.

Sandynat live near the beach because it needs to keep its body at least somewhat moist otherwise its sandy body will start to fall apart. It loves to play with children, often helping them build their sandcastles.

Sandyduck likes to collect objects it finds in the sand, using its plastic bill to dig for them. It is very sentimental about its treasures, and it will be saddened if someone takes them.

Said to be a Growlithe that became lost on the beach, Sandylithe will approach young children to play, digging holes or helping to build sandcastles. However, most children who play with a Sandylithe are never seen again.

Sandybell buries itself in the sand, waiting for small Pokémon to fall into its mouth. Luckily, because of its lack of teeth, people are unlikely to be injured by accidentally stepping on one.

Papom swings from tree to tree using its tail, looking for rare mushrooms to eat. The mushrooms on its head are non-toxic but are incredibly rubbery unless cooked properly.

Paonee has hundreds of different types of fungus growing on its body, all of them varying in toxicity and side-effects. It nibbles on large leaves, often leaving small bits of its colony behind.

Pabell don't grow that much after they are born, as 90 percent of its energy goes into feeding the mushroom on its head. It bites its prey with its hollow fangs, slowly draining them of their nutrients.

Paloton loves to stash magnetic items underneath the sand, often stealing valuable items for passing beachgoers. The powerful magnetic field it creates causes the surrounding sand to vibrate.

On cold winter nights, Amatu can be seen in the trees staring up into the night sky. When the northern lights appear in the sky, a latent psychic power awakens within Amatu.

Amaidos uses its ice-covered head to smash its way through massive glaciers. It is theorized that this Pokémon was very prevalent during the ice age.

Amacorio kick up snow and ice as they dance. Their feathers refract sunlight into beams of pink, blue, yellow and purple.

Aurowl have only been seen on cold winter nights. It uses the crystal on its forehead to draw energy from auroras to fuel its latent psychic powers.

Aurogre lives in the deep arctic ocean, The gorgeous light from its fins can even be seen from the surface of the water. It will only surface on winter nights, drawing power from the northern lights.

Aurogrigus will appear in front of people who it considers vain or selfish to show them their true reflection. If it is accused of lying, however, it will freeze its victim solid.

Rockursa have an amazing sense of smell, able to detect berries from over 20 miles away. They will usually bury their berries in the ground but will sometimes forget where they buried them.

Rockgma's body is made of molten stone, which it needs to replenish by eating small pebbles. However, the surface of its body is just cool enough that people can touch it without getting burnt.

Rock Jr. loves to juggle small stones and will often show off to young children it likes. However, if someone tries to interrupt it, it will pelt them with stones until they leave.

Some cultures used to believe Rockskull were omens of the loss of a companion. However, Rockskull actually flock to those who are grieving to give comfort and companionship.

Lycanwear's fur is actually made out of thousands of tiny, sharp stones. It hunts during the night, using its combat skills to take down Pokémon over twice its size.

Melofree produces a beautiful melody as it beats its wings. Swarms of Melofree can be seen joyfully dancing to their own music.

Melogrowth's body is made of a collection of slime-coated tentacles. It will strum its tentacles to create a soothing melody similar to that of a harp.

Melorantis plays beautiful melodies on its sickles, similar to a violin. Its gorgeous green petals can be used as makeshift instruments and even sound quite pleasant.

Cressmagius will appear in the night to bring children good dreams. People with frequent nightmares keep this Pokémon to help them sleep with their sweet lullaby-like cries.

Large groups of Bruxbat can be seen flying above the ocean, enthusiastically showing off their bright colors to each other. During the night, they sleep amongst coral reefs to keep themselves camouflaged.

Its mushrooms absorb large amounts of water to infect it with its spores. Waters where Paraeon can be found are incredibly contaminated and consumption can cause severe hallucinations.

Pararan digs up mushrooms from under the soil to eat. While it usually searches for poisonous ones, Trainers have taught it how to find mushrooms that are safe to eat.

Pararai spores cause nightmarish hallucinations that feel incredibly real to its victims. It appears in the night, crawling on the ceiling to inflict terror.

Parano only comes out at night, as its mushrooms will end up drying out in the sun. The mushrooms have a mind of their own and often lead the main body around due to its lack of vision.

Colonies of Parapede live deep within the forest, nibbling on rotting plant matter once night falls. Once their mushrooms fall off, they will place them around their den to deter predators.

Paranat's fur is covered in toxic spores, spreading them around with every move. Its brain hides under its mushroom, so trying to harvest the mushroom is highly ill-advised.

As the mushroom takes 90 percent of the nutrients Paramoth consumes, the main body is slow and frail. However, the mushroom acts as valuable protection, as anything that bites into it will meet a swift end.

Parawhirl sits in shallow ponds, absorbing the water through its skin to keep its mushroom hydrated. The spiral pattern on its belly warns predators that its mushroom is highly hallucinogenic.

The mushroom has taken over Parakazam's mind, amplifying its psychic powers. Parakazam's spores have hallucinogenic properties.

Parabell slightly wanders around the forest, constantly exhaling toxic spores from its gaping mouth. It swallows anything in front of it whole as the food will quickly be digested in a matter of seconds.

Necrobat's wings are said to be made of pure light, allowing it to slice through anything. It flies through the night, illuminating the dark as if it was day.

Wimcada hides in its den most of the time, only leaving once it's sure there is no one there. It is surprisingly quick, able to bury itself underneath the sand within a blink of an eye.

Wimras is incredibly timid and will shed its mushrooms as a defense mechanism. While the mushrooms are not toxic, anything that eats them will be overcome with fear and paranoia.

Wimnat are incredibly skittish, fleeing at the slightest noise or movement. They feed on tiny microorganisms in the water, filtering the water through their bristle-like hairs.

Wimbell hides in coral reefs, patiently waiting for prey to swim directly into it mouth. However, it is incredibly timid and will frantically swim away if it encounters any Pokémon bigger than it.

Swarms of Fopede can be seen trimming small bushes and trees with their sharp mandibles to make them look neat and tidy. They are commonly kept by gardening enthusiasts.

Luring hunts in tropical jungles, fiercely attacking its prey with its sharp scythes. While it's too big to convincingly camouflage, it emits a sweet scent from its body that often makes its prey let their guard down.

Lusol is ruthless in combat, brutally slashing its opponents with its scythes, which are imbued with dark energy. Fearful of its own power, it isolates itself and will only attack as a last resort.

It lives in underground lakes, its crystal lure illuminating the cave walls with a dazzling blue light. The larger its lure, the more likely it is to find a mate.

Carark creates illusions by distorting light around it with its crystals. These are only visual illusions, so Carark's rocky armor protects it when its opponent finally sees through its facade.

Caron lives in deep caves, eating the carbon-rich rock to help strengthen its crystalline armor. However, if the armor gets too thick, Caron starts to have difficulty moving around.

Carturne is incredibly useful in the mining industry, using its gemstones to light up dark caves and tunnels. However, it only likes its high-quality crystals and will throw away any that are not up to its standards.

Cargar loves gemstones, carrying large amounts of them in its mouth. It will patiently wait for Sableye to leave their dens, before running away with their prized hoard of gems.

Despite how good its eyesight is, it cannot see directly in front of it. It will often run into things by accident while trying to catch its prey.

Venodle can be found in berry trees, slowly nibbling away at the berries. Its body is covered in a thick layer of hair that is toxic to the touch.

Venoeon's movements are incredibly erratic, jumping from place to place with lightning-fast speed. Getting too much of its poisonous dust on your skin will cause limb paralysis.

Venogey tend to nest in residential areas, sometimes accidentally getting into people's homes. Their feathers are coated in poisonous dust that, if inhaled, can cause mild fevers and severe migraines.

Venotto's feathers are coated in a highly poisonous dust that it spreads every time it flaps its wings. However, once the toxin is removed, the dust is quite good at treating arthritis pains.

The poisonous dust from Venoking's hair negatively affects its mind, causing it to go mad. It can be seen making odd contraptions out of anything it can get its hands on.

Venoicate's large eyes are very sensitive to light, so it prefers to only hunt at night. Even if it is blinded, its sensitive whiskers and tail allow it to get a good picture of its surroundings.

Venocko are quite timid, quickly climbing up into the trees at the slightest sense of danger. The hairs are both toxic and hard to get rid of, causing immense displeasure in those who try to eat them.

Venorina sheds its poisonous fur on a daily basis, which keeps predators away from its den. Its antennae are very sensitive to loud noises, so it lives in more remote areas.

Venoran live in polluted areas, feeding on leftover scraps and garbage. They will sometimes team up with each other to steal larger meals from suburban homes.

Swarms of Venocada gather near rotting berry trees, eating all the scraps they can. When threatened, they will loudly vibrate their wings, creating a painful cacophony of buzzing.

The hairs on Venolu's body are incredibly sensitive, allowing it to sense the emotions of other Pokémon. However, the hairs are coated with small amounts of poison that cause strange psychological effects.

The poisonous dust in Venoroth's fur is constantly irritating it, causing it to rampage all over the place. The dust has been commercially harvested as a powerful stimulant, but only in minuscule doses.

Venoish covers its body in its poisonous pollen, dissuading any other Pokémon from eating it. It loves damp weather and groups of them will gather together before rainstorms.

Venomoth is a common house-pest in rural areas, drawn to outdoor lamps and lanterns. Its scales are highly toxic, so it's recommended to call a professional if one is spotted.

Venoduck's fur is coated in a poisonous dust that can be dangerous if inhaled. However, due to the toxins constantly flowing into its brain, Venoduck suffers from constant migraines.

Venobell ambushes its prey by dropping from high tree branches and draining their fluids with their hollow fangs. However, it takes them almost a full day to climb back into the trees.

Because its fangs are too dull to inject venom, Frogbok will instead spray alkaline bubbles at its prey, slowly melting them. It covers its den in these bubbles as a line of defense.

Tordoom will use anything it can find to fuel the fire in its shell, causing the smoke it exhales to be heavily toxic. It is a reclusive Pokémon, hiding away in volcanic regions where no one will disturb it.

Torpent produces large amounts of thick smoke from its body and is often used as an excellent outdoor heater. They seem to be most popular among campers and hikers.

Torelia's grey roses release clouds of smoke and ash when Torelia feels threatened. They are often used by honey collectors as their smoke seems to prevent Beedrill from becoming agitated.

Pumptret is always on the lookout for predators, using its excellent night vision to navigate during the night. When frightened, it will jump into the trees, its fur blending in with the dark foliage.

Pumpbat only hunts at night, able to detect prey in pure darkness using its excellent night vision. During the day it hangs from decaying trees, hoping to blend into the dark foliage.

Flocks of Pumpip drift along the wind, the light from their lanterns only visible during the night. Spectators describe Pumpip sightings as looking like small stars moving across the night sky.

On particularly dark nights, clusters of Pumploom can be seen drifting on the wind, illuminating the ground below in an eerie light. They bring the oddly sweet scent of pumpkin wherever they go.

Pumpluff lures young children into the forests, hypnotizing them with the eerie glow of its lantern. No one knows why it wants these children, but they are often never seen again once they enter the forest.

Pumpom only come out at night, cheekily playing pranks on anyone that passes by. Its favorite prank is to hide inside hollow gourds and waiting for someone to pick it up.

Pumpcross loves melons and pumpkins and will often raid local farms to get its hands on them. However, anyone that tries to steal its stash will be relentlessly pursued and attacked.

Pumpish live in dark forests, the bioluminescent fluid inside its body helping them to see their surroundings. Parents will often give their child a Pumpish to act as a nightlight.

Pumpbat loves to spook passersby by camouflaging itself amongst the trees. While mostly found in dark forests, it will also inhabit abandoned homes and mansions.

Pumpesta are nocturnal, using their glowing feelers to illuminate the darkness. When threatened, Pumpesta will spew out a hot, orange liquid from its mouth similar to pureed pumpkin.

After Pumpbish possesses a rotting pumpkin, it struggles to get around without risking its body falling apart. The pungent scent of decay follows it wherever it goes.

The spots on Pumpmoth's wings glow brightly in the dark. People often mistake these spots for lost spirits and end up following Pumpmoth deep into the woods.

Pumpmer's body has an oddly sweet scent, smelling of fallen leaves and overripe pumpkin. While the scent is perfect for the autumn season, it can get overpowering if Pumpmer is around all the time.

Venosir does not attack its prey, instead it will slowly stalk them until they succumb to its poisonous dust. It usually doesn't go after larger Pokémon since it has no easy way to carry them back to its den.

Venowl only comes out at night, drawn to the light of the full moon. The scales it produces from its wings are quite toxic and seem to have a mild hallucinogenic effect.

Venotu gazes blankly into the night sky, only flapping its wings to deter attackers. However, if you put a bright light in front of it, it will slowly follow it, almost like it's in a hypnotic trance.

Venoslash lives in small caves as its large eyes are very sensitive to light. Its spines carry a large amount of poison that often gets thrown into the air when Venoslash is frightened.

Venoran is incredibly timid and is often spooked by bright lights. When scared, it will flap its wings to scatter its poisonous scales, which often leaves its attacker gasping for air.

Venorina's wings act like makeshift ears, being able to pick up the slightest vibrations in the air. It is an incredibly timid Pokémon and will only use its potent poison if it absolutely has to.

In combat, Venojask will obscure itself with its poisonous dust before striking with its poison-tipped claws. Its incredible agility and stealth allow it to fell its opponent before they can even move.

Venotump are very timid and will only come out on cloudy nights. Their wings produce clouds of poisonous scales that can cause any contaminated plant to slowly wither away.

Venonat is covered in so much poisonous dust, that it can bury an entire car five feet deep. Trainers that want to work with Venonat are basically required to wear a respirator at all times.

Venokaboo hangs from decaying trees. spending its poisonous scales along the wind. If anyone gets too close, it will wrap them in its vines before blasting them with a gust of its scales.

Venogeist hides away deep in the forest, the light from its belly attracts other Bug Pokémon. Its vines are covered in thousands of poisonous scales that are incredibly dangerous to breathe in.

Venobell hangs from tall trees, spreading poisonous dust from its wings. Once night falls, Venobell will fly down to the forest to feed on anything that has succumbed to its dust.

Its body seems to be made of melted marshmallows, with any loose items getting stuck to it. Swirgma is also extremely hot, and its own body will start to burn if stationary for too long.

Swirggy loves sweet treats and will often break into candy stores to grab as many as it can carry. If it eats too much sugar, it will become so hyper that it starts breaking things without thinking.

Every part of Slurcute's body is edible, the brittle sugar shell encasing a delicious gooey center similar to caramel. Because of this, Slurcute is very rarely seen in the wild.

Slurwak coats its stick in a layer of crystallized sugar, which it uses as a makeshift cudgel. It tends to avoid hotter climates, as it risks the sugar melting off.

Through its mind-reading abilities, Slureon knows exactly what flavors its Trainer likes and dislikes. Anytime its Trainer is hungry, Slureon will let them eat some of its sugary fur.

Many Trainers have dedicated themselves to capturing Slurtei as its treats are said to never go cold or stale. However, Slurtei is incredibly territorial and will attack anything it deems threatening with a geyser of molten sugar.

Slurtuff are often seen at fancy banquets, acting more as an elegant decoration than an actual dessert. Their body is coated in a syrup that makes anything it's coated in as sweet as pure sugar.

Slursion is coated in a dangerously sweet syrup, making its attacker regret trying to take a bite of it. When diluted properly though, its syrup can be used in all sorts of popular desserts.

Slurton's heads come in all sorts of flavors, the heads will even try to lick each to get a taste. Be cautious, because if you decide to lick one, you won't be able to sleep for 3 days straight.

Scrabone takes pride in their skull helmets and will intentionally try to break their rival's helmet to shatter their pride. In embarrassment, they will drape their loose skin over their heads to hide the damage.

Scraidos's loose skin protects it from brute force injury, allowing it to headbutt its opponents with reckless abandon. However, it does need to shed often so its skin isn't at risk of tearing in battle.

Scraon's skin is made of a thin layer of metal, allowing it to be both strong and flexible. However, because of how frequently it sheds, it has to get 20 times its body weight in iron a day.

Scraloon uses its loose skin like a bag, snatching small items in it before sneakily floating away. Some people believe that it could carry a child away in its bag, but Scraloon isn't strong enough to carry that much weight.

Scrapin collects large nuts and takes them back to its den, using its blunt teeth to break through the tough shell. It is quite timid and will quickly flee into its den if spotted by another Pokémon.

Scranat are common partners for arctic explorers as their thick coat can resist air temperatures of -30 degrees. However, in the warmer months, Scranat has a high risk of overheating.

Scrachop loves to flex its strength to an audience, often engaging in extravagant bouts with others of its kind. While its stretchy skin provides valuable protection, it often gets drenched in large amounts of sweat.

Scrabell's leaves are surprisingly muscular, allowing them to spar with one another. After a fight, it will shed its rubbery skin and patiently waits in the trees until it regrows.

Scrafdos doesn't use silk to make its webs, it instead uses a rubber-like polymer that acts more like a thick tarp than a net. During the night, Scrafdos will wrap itself in its web to sleep.

Scrafking claims large areas of jungle as its territory and will violently pummel anyone who enters it. Its loose skin acts like a pouch, allowing it to carry large amounts of berries.

Scrafsol is a natural rebel and will intentionally disregard commands just so it can stand out. If it encounters another Scrafsol, it will try to avoid copying their behavior so it can be seen as non-conforming.

Scrafslash hides out in populated slums, cruelly bullying any people or Pokémon weaker than it. It will often disguise itself as a regular baseball bat, trying to trick unsuspecting children into picking it up.

Scraflurk is fueled by pure anger, destroying entire forests in fits of rage. Its axe is nearly indestructible and Scraflurk can swing it with enough force to level a skyscraper.

Scrafelgon is very self-conscious and will usually keep its skin tightly closed when others are around. However, when no one is looking, it can be seen destroying property and generally being a nuisance.

Scrafbat is not the best flyer, as it has to hold up its loose skin while it flies. It is quite a territorial Pokémon and will try to damage its opponent's wings in the hopes of immobilizing them.

Scrafgoo sheds a slimy layer of its skin every day or two, keeping its body from drying up. The leftover skin carries anti-bacterial properties and is often sold as a special type of face mask.

Scrafbell are incredibly territorial as they will beat up any other Grass Pokémon that enters its territory. Because of this, Scrafbell are considered an invasive species.

Lomgeist sits at the bottom of the river, patiently waiting for other Pokémon to land on its lily pad. Once they do, it will drag them underwater with its arms and slowly drain them of their life force while still submerged.

When Miniking is locked in combat, a poisonous ectoplasm seeps out from its rocky shell. It rampages across the land, its ectoplasm leaving entire forests barren.

Minipuff's body is mostly hollow, allowing it to float among the clouds. Even though it is quite light, it has been known to be a major hazard for commercial airplanes.

The trumpets on its back are able to produce sonic blasts powerful enough to shatter boulders. Despite this, Minitoise are very friendly and can be seen parading around with other Pokémon.

Charak arcs its flaming tail over its head to ward off predators. They are very territorial and will try to burn anyone that aggravates it.

Charadier produces molten clay from its neck that it lobs at its opponents. It uses the flame on its tail to keep the clay in its molten state.

Chartly loves to antagonize people by setting things like their clothes or hair on fire. Even if you put out the flames, they have a chance of reigniting weeks later.

Digon has become incredibly useful in construction due to its ability to create perfect stone cubes out of thin air. However, it is overly protective over the block it sits on and doesn't let anyone touch it.

Digrak creates a large network of underground tunnels filled with many webs. It will constantly patrol its tunnels, patiently waiting for something to get trapped in its webs.

Digrade love to go spelunking in unexplored caves and will collect a single rock from there to add to its rocky flowers. Its red-tinted visor protects its eyes from sand and dirt.

Digkaboo can be found near pumpkin patches, tunneling through the ground to create fertile soil. It will whip farmers with the vine on its head if they try to touch it.

Dianmence's crystalline wings constantly grow, slowly being smoothed out every time it speeds through the sky. If Dianmence ever stays grounded for too long, its wings will become too heavy for it to fly.

Dianwear is very affectionate and loves to give its jewels to anyone it likes. Just keep your distance, as Dianwear's hugs are powerful enough to compress rocks into diamonds.

Despite the three bodies not being able to fit within its shell, they will never accept a larger shell unless it is from an Omanyte. They will bury the shell in the ground to stop themselves from getting swept away.

Meowvee makes for an excellent pet as it is said that owning one will bring you good fortune. However, they like to be independent and don't show a lot of affection toward their owner.

Meowcargo's body is made out of molten gold, shedding shards of gold when its body starts to harden. People attempt to collect these hardened fragments to sell them at a high price.

Meowraid fires solid gold coins from its mouth with surprising force. Shots from Meowraid are not life-threatening, but they are likely to cause painful bruising.

Despite its fur being made out of gold, Meowpuff is incredibly lightweight. Painters have described Meowpuff's eyes as resembling deep-blue sapphires.

Meowelia is popular among the wealthy due to its beautiful golden roses. However, Meowelia is a very selfish Pokémon and will never let anyone touch its roses.

Its diamond-hard claws allow Perto to crack through the shells of other Pokémon. It adores shiny objects and will commonly grab lost jewelry or small pearls to take back to its den.

Perinja will stalk Trainers with large amounts of wealth and slowly steal away their valuables when they're not looking. Once all their wealth is gone, it will finally take their soul.

Peran is an incredibly picky eater, refusing food until it finds the berries it wants. It hates being touched and will jab its Trainer with poisonous barbs if they try to pet it.

Permuku are very popular pets as they are both docile and do not require much food. However, if its habitat gets too dirty, the gems on its back will become dull and brittle.

Peroth gets extremely excited over shiny objects and will take anything shiny without a second thought. It will sometimes even get mesmerized by its own golden claws.

Pernat are very playful and love to play with all types of random objects. If you plan on owning a Pernat, it best to get them as many toys as possible.

Permoth is often used by evil teams, using its toys to distract enemy Pokémon. However, it frequently gets distracted by its own toys and ends up flying in circles instead.

Perwhirl takes great pride in the ruby on its belly and can often be seen near rivers trying to clean and polish it. The unique spiral pattern on the jewel makes it highly sought after by collectors.

Psyzing produces a unique gas that causes severe migraines in anyone exposed to it. However, Psyzing is in constant pain because of its own gas.

Psygela's vines are made out of a rubber-like polymer that helps it effortless float in water. The vines can be melted down and is commonly used in making rubber toys.

Psyran uses its bill to sift through the dirt, looking for small critters to eat. Once it has matured, the barbs on its back start to produce venom to help protect the rest of its group.

Psyrina are quite good swimmers, being able to swim for over an hour without getting tired. Even though it can inject a lethal toxin from its quills, it often forgets it has them so they will mostly just swim away in fear from foes.

Psyloom's body is coated in hydrophobic spores, which keep its feathers dry while swimming. Its mushrooms are very buoyant, which helps it float on the water while it sleeps.

The blades on its head are actually a part of its bill. If one of the blades breaks off, it will cry in pain for weeks on end until it regrows.

Psybat lives near underground lakes, its waterproof wings allowing it to dive into the water without issue. It feeds on small fish, however it has to swallow its prey whole due to its lack of teeth.

Despite how fluffy its feathers are, it is probably best not to pat it. The feathers are extremely sensitive to its environment, and the slightest contact will cause Psynat to become overwhelmed.

Psymoth thrives in humid areas, as its webbed wings are highly resistant to water. Its wings also release small clouds of dust that, when properly prepared, can be used as a powerful painkiller.

Despite its athletic appearance, Psychoke doesn't actually know how to swim. No matter how hard it tries, it will always end up flailing around in the water until it either reaches shore or passes out.

Some people think that the reason why Psypoke isn't so bright is that it is using all of its brainpower on its psychic abilities. However, most people agree that it is just not that smart.

Psyeel is quite good at balancing things on its bill, which is why younger children love to play with this Pokémon. If the water it lives in gets too cold, it will get a painful headache.

Despite its ethereal form, it has no spatial awareness. It is completely befuddled as to why it can't seem to interact with the physical world.

Manlia are very spoiled Pokémon and will throw temper tantrums any time it doesn't get its way. It very rarely shows outward affection towards its Trainer.

Despite having a venomous bite, Primeans prefers to constrict its foes with its muscular body. However, if it is caught off guard by an attack, it will violently flail around to hopefully strike whatever attacked it.

The pollen from Primerade's flowers is extremely irritating, so anytime it swings it arms it only intensifies its primal rage.

Primeary hates everyone and everything, lashing out at anything that slightly irritates it. It takes years of love and affection to break through its aggressive personality.

It sees any sort of movement as a threat, and it will punch its adversary until they can no longer move. Its punches can pulverize a small house within a few seconds.

Arcacross propels itself by shooting intense flames from its wings. It can fly up to 180 mph, impaling its opponents with its powerful horn.

Arcalade is incredibly loyal and will only fight to protect those in need. Because of the risk of friendly fire, Arcalade will only use its flames at close range.

Charking hide amongst volcanic rock, waiting for its prey to swim by before cooking them with a blast of fire. When prepared by an experienced chef Charking is considered a popular delicacy with their meat being described as juicy and tender.

Charpom's flaming claws are hot enough to slice through a tanker hull like butter. If its target is too far away however, it has a tendency to throw molten debris at its target.

Charuk's body melts everything in its path as it searches garbage to eat. The smoke it emits can incapacitate any Trainer that breathes it.

During massive wildfires, Charter will often appear to spar with one another. If they do, they will appear out of nowhere, and the surrounding area will soon be reduced to ashes.

Its delicate brain is covered in a transparent film that acts as padding. Due to its tendency to headbutt its opponents, it is constantly suffering from headaches.

Its thin fur is so hydrophobic that when Polinat is underwater, it creates a small bubble of air around it. This allows Polinat to stay underwater for hours at a time without coming up to the surface.

Groups of Polibell live in large rivers as useful nutrients end up flowing downstream. They have a unique set of gills in their mouths, allowing them to filter out these nutrients from the rushing water.

Polixew swims down fast-flowing rivers, using its tusks to slice through debris in its path. Though generally docile, it becomes irritable if kept out of water for too long.

Polipede hides just below the water surface, keeping its eye patterns above the water to deter predators. If disturbed, it will shoot a small jet of water at its attacker, letting it escape.

Polinat's fur is highly hydrophobic, allowing it to sit atop the water without getting completely soaked. Despite this, Polinat loves the rain and will cheerfully dance as the rain falls.

The spiral patterns on Polimoth's wings act as a defense mechanism, confusing its attackers when it beats its wings. It lives near lakes and ponds, the fine hairs on its body allowing it to sit atop the water surface.

Poliduck are excellent swimmers, matching the speed and technique of the most prestigious athletes. Because of their excellent form and kind demeanor, they make for great swimming instructors.

Poliwrath is a lot less aggressive than regular Poliwrath, but its muscles are just as strong. It can be seen around large rivers, teaching smaller Pokémon how to swim.

Despite having adapted to walking on land, Polibell still prefers to stay in the water as it quite a slow walker. Firefighters often use groups of Polibell as they can carry large amounts of water in their mouths.

While its body is made of 95 percent water, it is also significantly more viscous. Polimer are a great partner for hot and sunny days; however, it is not recommended to try and drink from it.

Poliking are very aggressive as they can be seen constantly sparring with other males. Its strong arms are not only used for combat, but they are also used for faster swimming.

Abpom uses its detached arm to do basically everything as the rest of its body lies there dormant. It can even fire psionic blasts from the palm of its hand.

Abma can see a few seconds into the future, allowing it to predict its opponent's moves. Alongside its lightning-quick speed, Abma is able to dodge almost any attack.

The hair on Abnat's body is incredibly sensitive to its surroundings, detecting the slightest changes in its environment. It hates being touched and will teleport away if anyone approaches it.

Kadawear's honey has been proven to help in treating certain mental illnesses. However, Kadawear will only allow people it deems worthy to have a taste.

Mabink uses its powerful arms to smash through hard stones, looking for tough gemstones. It replaces the gems on its body with new ones to make its body even stronger.

To train its strength, Maeel will practice lifting large ice chunks with its tail. It will even play with the ice alongside the rest of its pack in a show of sportsmanship.

Despite their size, Machum are incredibly strong. Swings from their small hammer are powerful enough to shatter bone.

Mainch can lift over 800 pounds with its strong jaws, and it grabs large rocks or logs to decorate its nest. It will try to stand on its back legs as an intimidation tactic, even though it struggles to keep its balance.

Mawear can lift up to 50 times its own body weight with its four strong arms. However, its legs are not as strong, so it struggles to move larger objects.

Mageist's only desire is to get stronger, often raiding broccoli and spinach patches. It has often been seen deadlifting Supersize Gourgeist as a show of its strength.

Squirtkrow perch on small trees, firing jets of water at nearby berries with its shell-like helmet. Despite this, Squirtkrow hates being wet and will stay away from any body of water.

Squirtbull are frequently seen during the rainy season, gleefully jumping in puddles and dancing in the rain. They are popular amongst school children with their child-like whimsy.

Squirtcada lives along shallow beaches, playfully splashing in the water. If it is attacked, it will spray a small jet of water from its mouth before burying itself in the sand.

Squirtinch like to hide on shallow beaches for protection. If stepped on, they will retaliate with a large blast of water from their gaping maw.

Squirtseed sits on shallow beaches, timidly waiting under the sand. If it is stepped on, it will fire a pressurized jet of water from its spikes powerful enough to slice through a watermelon.

Because of its lack of teeth, Weepintung spews out an acidic liquid to dissolve its food. It struggles to move around, so it spends most of the day lying on its belly and absorbing sunlight with its leaves.

Weepinat hops around the forest searching for sweet berries to eat. It shoves all the berries into its mouth and the slowly melts them with its acidic saliva.

Weepinmoth hangs from berry trees, swallowing berries whole before dissolving them with its powerful acid. After eating, a nectar drools from its mouth that, once detoxified, can be made into jam.

Victreezing's body is overflowing with a highly concentrated acid that is strong enough to melt through bone. It wraps around large tree branches waiting for its prey to walk underneath it.

Victreewag float along rivers covering its mouth with its tail. It lures smaller Pokémon into its gaping maw with its sweet, scented saliva.

Despite being a friendly Pokémon, any contact with its tentacles will deliver a powerful electric shock. Tentachu prefers to stay in the ocean because of its weak legs.

Tentafish's tentacles are coated in a powerful neurotoxin that can paralyze its prey within seconds. Its red spines give off a dull red glow that gets brighter the deeper Tentafish swims.

Tentagong swims through the open ocean, using the lights on its head to communicate with other Tentagong. Its tails are actually toxin-covered tentacles that it uses to incapacitate small Pokémon.

It uses the long tentacles on its body to grab and paralyze its prey. However, these tentacles often get tangled between its fins, which ends up hindering its ability to swim properly.

Tentaras floats atop the ocean waves, catching prey that swims beneath it with its poisonous tentacles. Its shell gives off a faint red glow during the night, often warning sailors of its presence.

Tentaeanie is a vicious predator, constricting its prey with its toxic tentacles until they can no longer move. It also uses its tentacles to slowly crawl across the seafloor.

Tentaeel lives in the deep ocean, luring in prey with the bright red lights on its head. Its fins are coated with thousands of stinging cells which paralyze its prey on contact.

Gravebok's strong body can crush large boulders just by constricting them. It likes to collect fossils and show them off on its body. The strongest of Gravebok can have up to 20 different fossils on their bodies at a time.

Gomence shred through entire mountains looking for the toughest rocks to rebuild their rock-like scales. In a rampage, they will divebomb into the ground with the force of a meteorite.

Gopede floats in shallow waters, using its electrified tentacles to paralyze its prey. Schools of Gopede can be seen washed up on the beach after large storms.

Flocks of Ponytu arrive after wildfires, feeding on the burnt seeds and berries left behind. They seem to have a strange prophetic sense that allows them to predict where wildfires are likely to occur.

When Ponyslash is relaxed, its spines cover its back flames, making it safe to touch. Artisans will place small pots and bricks on its back, acting as a makeshift kiln.

Ponyonee's cotton is highly flammable and can be for over a day without trouble. Campers with often take a Ponyonee with them as the cotton is an excellent firestarter.

Rapisire produces a flammable oil from its skin, allowing the flame on its back to burn indefinitely. It spends most of the day lazing around and munching on the surrounding grass.

Rapicune arrives during the summertime, bringing warm temperatures and summer rain. Areas where it resides are covered in a blanket of heavy fog.

Rapimoth are very competitive with one another and can be seen racing through the sky. Anything burned by their flames gives off thick smoke that is incredibly toxic.

Rapisian's fiery mane burns brightest during the summer and will rage into an inferno when Rapisian is enraged. However, if it starts raining, its mane will turn into a bellowing cloud of smoke.

Rapikazam's powerful legs allow it to run up to 80mph, even though it prefers to just teleport to its destination. Its masterful pyrokinetic abilities allow it to overwhelm its opponents with pure firepower.

For a long period of time, Scientists thought that ancient murals of Rapibell were just an artistic misrepresentation of a different Pokémon. It gallops freely about the woods, swallowing any insects in its way.

It produces a gas from inside its body that causes Slowfing to become numb and lethargic. The gas is commonly used as an excellent anesthetic for medical procedures.

Due to a strange chemical imbalance in Slowrita's body, its tail seems to grow from its head instead of its rear. The tail has a unique flavor because of this, being a lot sweeter but a little less tender.

Slowllery is quite the curious Pokémon, often sitting on crowded beaches to watch what the beachgoers are doing. It doesn't seem to notice when it loses a tentacle as it will regrow again within a day or two.

Slowchu is often unaware of danger, as most Pokémon that try to eat it will be met by a powerful electric shock from its tail. It feeds on small fish, keeping its tail in the water until something bites it and becomes fried.

Slowbat uses its weak psychic powers to navigate its surroundings. However, it takes a bit of time to locate things, so Slowbat has to fly incredibly slowly to avoid bumping into them.

It barely ever moves from the beach as it patiently waits for fish and other sea creatures to wash up on shore. It uses the thorns on its hands to grab its slippery prey.

Slownat sit on the beach, staring blankly into the distance without a thought in its head. Touching Slownat's antennae will give it a brief train of thought before going back to nothingness.

Slowdisc are too lazy to swim, so they end up washing up along the beach a lot. Because of its simple-minded nature, it will often follow other Pokémon.

It is said that eating Slowduck's tail helps improve your brain health. It has immersive psychic capabilities, even though Slowduck has no idea it even has psychic powers.

Sloweel's skin has very few pain receptors, so it very rarely feels pain. During the colder months, Sloweel won't even notice its own body starting to freeze over.

Wareon white mane is made of super-hot water vapor that will cause second-degree burns on contact. Its delicate ears are able to sense differences in air pressure and humidity.

The rocks that make up Warnix's body are porous in structure, allowing them to store large amounts of water. It is more commonly found swimming in waterlogged cave systems.

Slowpom is very simple-minded as it loves the noise of its Shellder smashing into things. Even if the Shellder tries to bite harder to get it to stop, it doesn't seem to deter Slowpom.

Slowpom flails its tails around with reckless abandon, sometimes causing one of its Shellders to be flung off. When this happens, it will dip its tail in the water and patiently wait for another to bite on.

Slowts are almost always confused, due to its lack of sight and underwhelming intelligence. They will often fall into rivers and groups of Slowts can be seen floating downstream.

The flame on Slowmeleon's tail has a mind of its own, which will try to burn the main body to get it moving. Despite being in a lot of pain, the main body isn't that interested in combat.

Magnenea clings to each other using their magnetic claws. Rings of Magnenea can be seen in open fields trying to generate electrical power.

Swarms of Magneby gather around power plants to siphon off their electricity. They use their magnetic claws to collect scrap metal to use as a form of weaponry such as swords or spears.

Unlike other Magneton fusions, its three brains have boosted Magnekazam's intelligence exponentially. Its masterful control over magnetic fields allows it to freely control any metallic object in its vicinity.

Seechan uses its powerful punch to break through ice chunks. Since it is not the greatest swimmer, it prefers to hang out on icebergs, training its strength by trying to break through the ice.

Seekarp are not very smart, often mindlessly following other Pokémon with little regard for their safety. They are surprisingly fast swimmers, using their strong flippers to propel themselves through the water.

Seetic is incredibly playful and will sometimes play with young children at the beach. Its scales have the strange power to purify water. However, this process does take quite a bit of time.

Seetu make their nests on beachside cliffs, diving from the cliffs to catch small fish. If they end up getting knocked out while over the ocean, their spherical bodies allow them to effortlessly float on the water's surface.

Despite its weird appearance, Seeicate makes for a pretty good pet. They adore swimming and having baths, especially in cold water.

Seegar lives on ocean cliffs, swooping down from the cliff face to catch fish from above. Its stinger contains a mild poison that can cause numbness and a high fever.

Seerow loves fish, but since it struggles to catch many, it will often harass fishermen in hopes of snagging their catches. Flocks of Seerow can be seen following larger sea predators so they can feast on their leftover meals.

Seeraid has a unique method of defending itself. By freezing the water inside of its mouth, it fires sharp icicles with such force it is able to pierce through steel.

Seebird loves to catch fish, often storing large amounts in its tail. It tends to give out these fish to its Trainer; luckily, it has a gland in its tail that keeps the fish nice and cold.

Seelax can often be seen on populated beaches, trying to gobble up any leftover food scraps. It is best not to offer any of your food to it as it will then attempt to devour every edible item you have on hand.

Seerina is very friendly, playfully licking anyone it likes. Its whiskers cool the air around it, causing small ice crystals to form on its body.

Seesol's thick fur allows it to survive in freezing cold waters. It spears fish with its sharp horn and brings them back to its children during harsh winters.

Its incredibly soft feathers keep Seelup warm while swimming in arctic waters. Its small horn is cold to the touch, which it uses to deter predators.

When one of Seeki's tusks falls out, it will attach it to the rings on its body as an extra line of defense. It often struggles to swim, having to constantly switch which side its flipper is on to stay straight.

Seemer are very playful and can often be seen carrying young Spheals on their backs. They mostly live in arctic waters but can sometimes be spotted bouncing up onto coastal beaches.

Small colonies of Seeon can be found on large icebergs, feeding on the minerals frozen in the ice. Luckily their bodies are buoyant enough that if they fall into the water, they can float back to dry land.

Despite its intimidating appearance, Seedo is actually playful. It can be seen playfully gnawing on passing ships, hoping the sailors will stop and play with it.

During the winter, Seenea migrates towards the sea so it can find food. Its thorns are actually made out of ice hidden underneath its thick fur.

Seeaura live in deep arctic waters as their thick layer of blubber protects them from high pressures and frigid temperatures. They are rarely seen at the surface, so no one knows how many remain in the wild.

Seeduck's doesn't like walking, so it will instead slide on its belly to get around. Its feathers are coated in oil, which allows for it to slide wherever it pleases.

Seeler rolls on the seafloor, feeding on large amounts of seagrass. The rock that makes up its body is quite porous, allowing it to somewhat float in saltier waters.

Seemite floats around the seafloor, using its magnetic arms to grab small metallic particles to eat. While rare in most areas of the world, its numbers are greater surrounding the poles.

Seegong lives in extremely cold areas, its thick layer of fur and blubber helping to protect it from the cold. It spends most of its time lazing around on the ice sheet and only goes in the water to hunt.

Grilord can be found after large oil spills, using their gelatinous bodies to absorb the pollutants in the water. However, Grilord will sometimes wash up onto the shore, devastating the local environment.

Said to have come from the far reaches of space, Muring seems to have no regard for non-mammalian lifeforms. Coming into contact with its toxic sludge will cause uncontrollable hair growth.

Munat rarely uses its feet, preferring to slink along the ground. Despite the horrific smell, Munat's sludge is very good at treating head lice.

Mupuff's body is coated in a poisonous berry jam that is incredibly dangerous to consume. However, other Poison-type Pokémon adore the taste of Mupuff's jam.

Mubell thrives in areas ravaged in pollution, swallowing any contaminated object whole. For anything that doesn't fit in its mouth, it spews out a powerful acid that melts them into a thick sludge.

In combat, Blastleef creates leaves and vines out of water, which it uses to attack. During forest fires, groups of Blastleef will put themselves in danger to douse the flames.

Blastgle can fire pressurized jets of paint from its tail powerful enough to punch through wood. It creates its paint by collecting rainwater in its shell and mixing it with different berries.

As Blastop spins its body, it kicks up a small wall of water with enough force to topple a fully grown person. The water creates a slippery surface that allows for Blastop to spin even faster.

Blastzee fires spiraling streams of water from the cannons on its back. Despite not being particularly powerful, the streams seem to put its opponents into a trance, making them unable to attack.

Riding on a Shellras is said to be very safe, as its tough shell is strong enough to survive multiple Sharpedo attacks. It needs very little food to keep going, only needing one or two berries a day.

Shellturn lives in the deep ocean, its durable shell protecting it from the crushing pressure down there. Its lure gives off a dull red light, allowing it to see in the dark without giving away its location.

Shellceon lives near frozen lakes, smashing through the ice with armored, hair-like appendages. Despite how heavy it is, it is able to swim effortlessly without sinking.

Shelldew can produce pearls in its shell-like bud, making up to 5 pearls a week. It is very protective of its pearls and will swing its bud at anyone that tries to steal them.

Shellaura can't actually swim, so it wanders the seafloor looking for small mollusks to eat. The horns on its head contain poison, which can cause shivering in its victims.

Shellpoke loves Slowpoke tails and can be seen chewing on each other's tails. If left undisturbed, long chains of Shellpoke can be seen lined up on the beach.

Shellgong lies on the seafloor, enclosing its thick shell when larger predators get close. It has trouble getting around as its heavy shell is attached to its underbelly.

Cloyras hates people trying to ride them, intentionally trying to jab them with its spikes. Its sturdy shell is strong enough to withstand an entire iceberg falling on it.

Haunrade's flowers hide its ghostly vines, which it uses to draw the life force from its prey. They can be seen around graveyards, stealing the flowers recently left there.

Since its arms are not connected to its body, Haunloom can strike its opponents from a safe distance. However, Haunloom will only pick fights with other Ghost-types.

Haunxure uses its sharp tusks to mark its territory. The markings seem to have connections to the spirit world, enhancing its ghostly powers.

Odd things start to happen when Haunduck gets a headache. If anyone tries to comfort it, it will violently lash out, flinging any nearby object with its supernatural powers.

Geninja uses the an empty shell as an asset for its misdeeds. If you see what appears to be a Shedinja shell with an eerie pink glow, do not approach it.

The gel around Geniclus's body creates shadow-like stains across anything it touches. Geniclus will create multiple fake shadows to scare and torment its victims.

Ancient warriors would often hunt Onsol to for their precious, obsidian horn. However, some people believed that stealing the horn will cause endless torment and misery.

The rocks that make up Onlu's wings are light and hollow, allowing it to maintain flight for a short period of time. It nests high up in the mountains, collecting small rocks to build its nest.

Drowfing produces a powerful sleeping gas that is treasured by people suffering from insomnia. However, long-term exposure to the gas could cause them to be put into a coma.

Drowras releases hypnotic spores from its mushroom that put its prey into a deep sleep. While they are asleep, it will feed on their dreams.

Drowruff always tries to keep its Trainer happy so they can have good dreams. When it's bored, it will play with small pebbles with its psychic powers.

Despite its appearance, Hypwear happily helps other Pokémon fall asleep. It can sometimes lose its patience trying to use hypnosis and decides to knock its patient out with brute force.

Krabzor's powerful pincers are strong enough to crush Shellder shells with little effort. Its body produces a lot of heat while in combat, so it stays in the water to keep its body cool.

Krabterra can carry hundreds of small Krabby on its back. If you play music around this Pokémon, the Krabby will cheerfully click their pincers to the beat.

Krabmo-o are a popular delicacy in island regions as their flesh has been described as sweet and tender. They are often cooked with their scales as they have a nice, crunchy texture when soaked.