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Weedle's noses are so sensitive that it can distinguish its favorite leaves by smell alone. However, each head prefers a different kind of leaf, which often causes conflict during mealtimes.

The only part of its body that moves is its head, which will poke anyone who tries to grab it. Research suggests Weeuna can remember anyone who touched it by smell alone, even after it evolves.

Although a single Weedrill sting will just cause swelling, multiple stings can be very dangerous. Trainers should avoid areas where they hear the characteristic buzzing sound made by its wings.

It slinks from tree to tree, eating leaves and bird eggs. Although its horn and tail both contain poison, its sting is more irritating than actually harmful.

Although its body is large, its mouth is only big enough to eat bird eggs and leaves. As a result, it must eat massive amounts of food each day to maintain its size, making it a devastating invasive species.

Although it has the incredible ability to adapt to any environment, it seems to prefer dark, isolated cave systems. Trainers who stand at the entrances to these caves can sometimes hear its loud, echoing cry of sorrow.

Rumors say the bone it carries can change in size or shape depending on the environment, much like its actual body. It masterfully uses the skull it wears to protect its soft body during fights.

Its fur regularly generates small amounts of static electricity, which Joltbone uses to electrify the bone in its hand. During storms, its cries can be heard amongst the sound of rain and thunder.

Every so often, Joltwak holds its hand up to the sky and summons a bolt of lightning into its grasp. Using the natural static on its body, Joltwak can maintain this electricity in its hand for up to a month.

When it cries, black smoke puffs out from the skull it wears. Rumors say its fur is the softest thing in the world, but anyone who touches it will end up with a nasty burn.

During fights, the bone in its hand erupts into flames. The age of a Flawak can be determined by the size of its fur, the strength of its fire, and the ferocity of its temper.

Its bright colors warn predators to stay away. The poison in its barbs leaves an annoying itch that lasts for days.

Although this fusion is incapable of all movement, its body is harder than steel. Not even a hammer could dent its shell.

Kakdrill's wings cannot carry its heavy body, so it slowly climbs trees to move around. Its poison has become more potent and thus more dangerous.

Kakans wraps itself around a tree trunk and remains completely still as it prepares to evolve. Its hardened skin causes a rash to anyone who tries to remove it.

The longer Kakbok stays still, the harder its skin becomes and the closer it comes to evolving. However, if threatened, it will flee to a new location and restart its cocooning process.

Beedrill will defend its hive, which is built in hollowed out trees, at all costs. Its stingers contain a devastating poison; being stung by all five is almost certainly lethal if not treated.

Be warned: when one Beeans is spotted, dozens more are certainly nearby. If needed, it will sacrifice itself for the sake of its swarm.

It transfixes prey with its patterned belly before fully paralyzing its victim with the venom in its barbs. Although its poison is harmful, its shed skin has many valuable medicinal properties.

The angrier it is, the hotter and brighter its tail burns. Even trusted Trainers are not safe from a burn if Manmander becomes upset.

This hotheaded Pokémon loves to get into fights, especially when its opponent is tough. The flame on its tail burns bright blue during a state of outrage.

During fits of fury, it loudly stomps its feet and flaps its wings. When in-fighting erupts in packs of Manizard, they can accidentally burn down entire forests.

Do not underestimate this Pokémon because of its size; it can go toe-to-toe with a grown man. When it puffs black smoke out of its nose, be prepared for a fight.

The more damage it takes in a fight, the hotter the flame on its tail becomes. During particularly tough battles, the heat from its fire can be felt from over thirty feet away.

Its brutality in battle scares even the most seasoned Trainers. When Primeizard flies around at night, searching for powerful opponents, the bright flame on its tail looks like a shooting star to onlookers.

This shy Pokémon spends most of its time standing perfectly still, listening for predators. A Trainer lucky enough to get close to a Poliran can see the poison sacs underneath its skin.

While Polirino loves to start fights, it tends to flee the moment it begins losing. Trainers can often find it wading in rivers and eating algae off of rocks using its suction-like mouth.

Its massive ears can detect vibrations in water from over 5 miles away. The slime on its skin is both slippery and poisonous, making it a bad idea to grab Polirino in a fight.

Poliking prefers to spend its time deep underwater to avoid its natural enemies. However, when cornered, it will attack without mercy.

Highly aggressive, Poliking will attack anyone who enters its territory. It has been known to use its powerful tail to smash the boats of unaware sailors.

On nights with a full moon, groups of Tentafairy float above the water like balloons. Moonlight refracts in the red sacs on their heads to create a dazzling display of lights.

It emits strange, haunting hums that can lure sailors into a deep slumber, so experienced seafarers always carry earplugs. Fittingly, groups of Tentapuff are called a choir.

The liquid on its body contains samples of every water source a Seeta has ever been in, allowing scientists to trace its movements since it hatched. As a Seeta grows older, this water becomes either boiling hot or ice cold.