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If Voltcham feels the presence of a Trainer in its territory, it will fling Pokéball-like objects at them, mimicking the way a Trainer catches Pokémon. It will continue hitting the Trainer until they leave.

Chantik will attach itself to a Chansey's egg, waiting for the Chansey to fall asleep before it steals the egg and runs off with it. Chantik will sit on this egg for hours at a time, expecting it to hatch.

Tantik often get tangled in hairy Pokémon and humans, consuming their static electricity before it gets stuck. Tantik then panics, releasing a bit of the electricity it stored onto its host.

Using a form of rhythmic dance, Jyncham is able to put stressed Pokémon into a calming trance. Jyncham is frequently used in Pokémon clinics to calm nervous patients.

Gyaratik often follow pods of Wailord in the hopes that an older member of the pod will pass away. If this happens, the Wailord carcass is used to feed generations of Gyaratik.

While underwater, Fladra uses its extremely high internal body temperature to create a defensive barrier while it sleeps on the ocean floor. The tufts of hair on the top of its head act as camouflage.

Through intense yoga training, Raicham is able to store massive amounts of electricity in its body. In cities, it helps regulate the power grid.

Litcham leaves trails of wax wherever it goes, making it extremely easy to track through the abandoned buildings it inhabits. It will occasionally slip on its own wax, leaving behind a Litcham-shaped splatter on the floor.

In opera houses, Chandelpuff wander the halls while singing songs from the previous day's set. Opera house staff go out of their way to avoid going towards the singing, convinced that it's bad luck for the next performance.

If it is frightened, Pyukurak will eject sensitive nerves out of its body to make it appear larger than it actually is. Due to Pyukurak's small size, it makes for a popular aquarium pet.

It frequently hops onto the shirts of nearby Trainers, hitching a ride to the next town before it hops off and moves to the next Trainer. It leaves behind a small web on the Trainer's shirt as payment for the ride.

Ninecham are often seen using its tails as a cushion, meditating or sleeping with its head pressed deep into the fur. While training, it occasionally trips over or steps on its own tails.

Trapew take large bites out of boulders, leaving behind holes that smaller Pokémon use as shelter. When there is a storm, Pokémon who are normally prey and predator will put their differences aside and sit side-by-side in these holes.

Joltank produce an incredibly small amount of milk that is highly sought after by gourmets. Those who have tasted the milk of Joltank describe it as having a tangy sweetness with a silky texture.

Tourists often step on Jolos during their visit to the beach, pushing locals to create a custom crossing sign to help prevent more incidents. The sheer number of signs placed on beaches has caused a spike in Jolos-related merchandise.

Children who see this Pokémon know to run to it if they are in danger, as Aurocham's protective ice walls are durable and it is extremely wary of adults. It will refuse to let the child go until it knows they are safe from any more danger.

Fortune tellers with a focus on love forecasting often keep Luvcham by their side to help in their endeavors. Luvcham are incredibly opposed to this practice and will intentionally give incorrect information most of the time.

Due to its frightening appearance but calm demeanor, Mediode are a popular pick for horror movie villains. A popular trope is having it backlight itself in a dark hallway, giving it a frightening silhouette.

Medichan frequently accompanies martial arts teachers in dojos, mimicking the movements of the teacher until it has the kata fully memorized. Once memorized, it will teach other Pokémon the kata.

Using the blades on its forearms, Medither often assist in the harvesting of rice fields. In rural areas where Medither is frequently doted on by the elderly, it will become chubby from being overfed.

When threatened, Medimar grows flames on its head and tail. It can also do this on command, and the flames are just hot enough to cook a marshmallow to its Trainer's taste.

Medito is popular in the yoga scene, able to transform itself into any yoga pose. However, it only copies what its Trainer is doing, making for a rather lousy instructor on its own.

A Medinyte was once depicted as a dangerous monster in a popular horror novel series, causing the entire species to gain a terrible reputation. In reality, Medinyte tend to be quite friendly and often make for great companions.

Mediew is said to be an incredible teacher to Pokémon desiring to see into the future. It only picks students that it knows will use this power for good, turning away anyone with bad intentions.

Able to foresee the arrival of incoming Pokémon and humans, Meditik expertly moves between hosts to absorb electricity from their bodies. In humans, this causes brain fog.

Mediggy can accurately predict when someone is going to make eye contact with them and will kick them even if eye contact has not been made. Due to yoga training, these kicks are incredibly painful.

Medilett are used in farms as pest control, able to foresee the arrival of creatures that may harm the crops. Using its loud cry, it can alert farmers to threats it's unable to handle by itself.

Able to foresee the collapse of a cave system, Meditrio will rush to evacuate the area. In drastic cases, it can be seen pushing Pokémon and humans out if they refuse to cooperate.

Mediskit would much rather stay out of the rain instead of being in it while gliding across the surface of the water. However, due to its psychic ability, it frequently miscalculates its arrival, causing it to get drenched.

Meditrio will frequently get stuck while digging tunnels underground. Other Meditrio hear the cries it makes and go in to save it, only to also get stuck.

Reaching full enlightenment, Medicham spends most of its time meditating. Without this meditation, it becomes erratic and restless.

Through intense meditation, Mediform has gained the ability of forecasting the weather. It changes form long before weather conditions change.

When threatened, Mediling will violently shake its entire body to emit a ringing sound. This sound is neither intimidating nor very loud. Sometimes, it will shake so hard it faints.

Through strenuous mental and physical training, Medichop has gained the ability to foresee the moves of its sparring partners. Against a real threat, it loses some of the confidence gained by sparring.

Medichoke is often seen helping out in dojos, as its foresight stops accidents long before they happen. Children studying martial arts like to use its arms as a jungle gym.

Mediduo always has at least one of its heads meditating, providing a consistent stream of foresight which it uses for foraging. Historians state that ancient humans in hunter-gatherer societies would follow Mediduo to find food of their own.

The heads of Medidrio often work in sync, foreseeing each other's movements and acting accordingly. When there is a disagreement, they will stand and argue until a compromise is reached.

During yoga classes, Medino will use its pendulum to help students enter a state of relaxation. When someone is particularly stressed, it will sit with them and meditate until they have calmed down.

Though rarely seen, Gulpew is beloved by children since it is a staple in carnival imagery because of its bright green color. Couples in high school will often have matching Gulpew keychains with their partner, finding the Pokémon nostalgic.

Growlnub are incredibly talented at sensing when someone is in pain. Trainers with bad muscle cramps will train Growlnub to lay on them for long periods of time, as it is warm and small.

Policham's abundance of stamina allows it to master the art of yoga. It is frequently seen at the sides of yoga instructors, assisting in the teaching of students.

Alacham's arms are rather useless in combat situations, so it will wave around the spoons in its hands as an intimidation tactic. If this does not work, it will use its powerful legs to immobilize the threat in order to flee.

Hauncham is said to haunt dojos, closely inspecting the fragile bamboo mats for imperfections. If it finds one, it will refuse to move from that spot until the mat has been replaced.

Gencham works closely with humans, specifically more vulnerable people like lone women and children. Borrowing strength from the human's shadow, it stands watch and protects them until sunrise, when it will then return the shadow.