14 pokedex entries by gnom3
Marodactyl seemingly has no muscles, making its ability to fly a scientific wonder. When this Pokémon moves, its bones rattle unsettlingly.
When Koffchop flexes its muscles, it releases toxic gas. The stronger its muscles are, the more toxic the gas becomes.
Incredibly lazy and mute, Mr. ring pantomime to Trainers and other Pokémon to demand food and drink. If it is not brought quickly enough, they grow angry and strike with surprising ferocity.
Slugmite controls the flow of molten metal using its strong magnetic abilities. It drifts through lava streams with only its top bolt visible above the surface.
Hounkern buries itself near water, and seems to grow the most at night. If it senses danger, it will communicate with howls only other Hounkern can understand.
Smearmite drifts through the air and leaves streaks of special paint on any surface it passes. The paint changes to bright new colors when exposed to electricity.
Kecform wakes early and waits patiently for sunrise. When the sun's bright rays touch this Pokémon, it transforms into a beautiful array of colors.
Piprow are very proud and aggressive, often starting fights with no warning. Despite their combative nature, they've been observed gleefully splashing in puddles when they think no one's watching.
Living in solitude, Prinrow hunts high in the air above icy northern beaches. When it dives towards its prey, its screech can be heard miles away, unsettling even seasoned sailors.
Legends say that Lintite have been observed meditating for over 100 years. Their telepathic abilities grant them mastery over water, earth, fire, and air.
With hollow bones, Winglord is always able to stay on the surface of the water. Its back serves as a giant nest for many aquatic flying Pokémon.
On very sunny days, Magnesaur's magnetic field becomes incredibly strong. Trainers who use Magnesaur avoid wearing metal so they will not be pulled into battles.
Magnebish have consumed so much thrown out electronics, their wiring is faulty. If their Trainer doesn't feed them a special diet, they can unexpectedly let loose a Thunder Wave.
Magneria loves to drift through raging thunderstorms, its body charged by the storm's energy. If you listen closely, you might hear Magneria trilling joyfully between the crashes of thunder.
