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Residing in mountainous areas where volcanoes have once been active, Magtrodon wards off carefree travelers with the fire billowing out of its shell. It is known to leave a trail of quickly cooling magma in its wake as it moves.

Wandering through graveyards, Spiriterra's presence wards away hooligans. There are rumors that spirits of the dead rest in the crypt of its shell.

Often confused for simple security drones, Regicute has developed a psychic connection that allows each of its parts to work as a whole.

Each of Regitor's heads makes its own calculations separate from the whole, resulting in sluggish movement. Its leaf-like arms gather solar energy, storing what it gathers in an internal battery.

Regizing appears to clear pollution with greater potency than others of its kind. With the addition of a storage capsule, if ever endangered, the smaller module may utilize the captured toxins in defense.

Regiyu shifts about with ease in deeper areas of the sea floor, monitoring other aquatic Pokémon within. If it spots a Trainer, it quickly hides, attempting to camouflage itself with other Staryu.

Regimeleon uses the fire at the end of its tail as its energy regulator. Whenever Regimeleon is stressed, or the tail has been burning at an increased intensity, it has been known to lash out in confusion.

Despite its childlike stature, Regichop has been known to overwhelm opponents larger than it. As such, Trainers seek Regichop as a means of protection.

The metallic muscles of Regichoke radiate energy, even while at rest. As a means of controlling this tremendous output, it often fires its cannon at boulders to break them up into smaller, easier-to-clear debris.

The alloys that make up Regichamp's body are thought to be almost indestructible. Defending against its martial prowess may prove challenging, if not impossible. Regichamp often seeks worthy Trainers to challenge.