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This insect is often seen hunting defenseless prey during forest fires. Its stingers are known to grow red hot when angered.

Ho-dos blazes across the ground at the speed of lightning. Local Lycanroc band together to catch this Pokémon, but all their attempts seem to fail.

Tanligatr wanders swamps and thick brush, desperately thrashing around. It always seems to be trying and failing to free itself from its own tentacles.

It's said after years of waiting for its Trainer, Torlurk slowly became overgrown by foliage. Its spirit now controls the wood that grows inside it.

Aggrigus will only listen to Trainers with strong wills. Most Trainers report feeling as though the night is longer, as if there was a 25th hour.

Zekxys feeds off of radio waves and other small frequencies to charge electrical energy. In some respects, Zekxys acts like a satellite.

Ronape seems to gain its strength by battling using moves seen in old fighting games. It gained this power from its diet of old game cartridges.

These plushies were originally purchased to be used as chew toys, but after years of chewing, the dolls have begun to bite back!

Scoligron is known for its menacing walk that shakes the earth. The reason for this creature's weight is the strong exoskeleton it uses as armor.

This Pokémon seems to be made completely out of a bright golden light. Those who have been punched by Necronape say that their soul has been damaged.

This obelisk is thought to be a Pokémon, but there is no proof it even is a living being. Archeologists all seem to go missing shortly after contact.

Necrolurk's body is composed of an unknown crystalline structure that has the ability to absorb light. This light can then be shot out as pure energy.

The strong flame on the end of Necroizard's tail creates powerful beams of colorful light. It is known to blind prey before biting down upon them.

Whenever there is a shipwreck, fishermen seem to spot Dheldos around the dormant vessels. The sound of the crumbling metal is said to lure the beast.