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Bulbadisc keeps close to the ocean's surface so its seed can collect sunlight. Unfortunately, this makes it easy prey for Pelipper.

Bulbadisc lives in rivers, keeping close to the surface so its seed can collect sunlight. This seed is full of nutrients, so Pokémon like Pidgey will often peck at it.

Caterswine's coarse hair covers all of its body and protects it from predators. Interestingly, it's actually soft and silky to the touch.

Catereon spits long strands of silk to gather a variety of foods that are out of its reach. A popular children's book features the adventures of a very hungry Catereon.

Caterdon's stiff body makes it walk around quite clumsily. Caterdon bravely guards Caterpie and other Bug-type Pokémon as they eat.

Cateron live in caves, primarily feeding on moss. Their tough exoskeleton protects them from most predators.

When too much electricity builds up in Voltfeon's body, it becomes rather sluggish. When it discharges this stored energy, it creates a bright flash that can cause temporary blindness.

Electrling are notably mischievous and considered a pest, as they destroy and use wires to build their nest. When threatened, they deliver a painful shock.

Cukarp wears the skulls of strong Pokémon to intimidate predators. If these bony masks are ever knocked away from its face, it quickly swims away in fear.

Cukarp wears the skulls of other Pokémon to protect its soft body. If these bony masks are ever knocked away from its face, it quickly swims away in fear.

Cukarp's bony facial plating protects it from predators. Its weak muscles and fragile fins impede its swimming capabilities.

Cukarp's bony facial plating protects it from attacks. The appearance of torn fins and black eyes often fool predators into thinking it's already dead.

Cusel prefer fighting in numbers when hunting to overwhelm larger prey. Their hooked claws allow them to scale ice-covered slopes with ease.

Lickin's massive tongue is five times longer than its body. Its saliva contains a strong toxin that paralyzes foes on contact.

Koffmy are typically found in swamps and are known for the awful stench they produce. When multiple Koffmy gather after sunset, the smell becomes unbearable, keeping predators at bay.

Metaetta is seen twirling as it fortifies its chrysalis with silk. It delivers sharp kicks to enemies who pick on it.

Metaple's green colored exoskeleton helps it blend perfectly into the foliage of its woodland habitat. When danger approaches, it curls its body tightly to protect itself.

Chanizard is a rare sight, as it is only seen living on high mountain peaks. A compassionate Pokémon, it appears to lost explorers, sharing its delicious eggs and helping guide them back to safety.

Tanub's appearance allows it to easily camouflage itself in its swamp habitat. It sniffs out mushrooms and other vegetation to consume.

With a firm tail grip, Kangaspom ensures that its baby won't fall as it swiftly moves from treetop to treetop. It will give its life to defend its offspring from any threat.

In the water, Seachomp are powerful and swift, capable of making sharp turns to pursue darting prey. The bright colors and beautiful patterns on their bodies help in attracting potential mates.

Groups of Butternium are seen frolicking in vibrant meadows to feed on nectar and pollen. The sweet aromas released from the ring around their neck quells feelings of stress.

It is said that Buttergrigus solemnly laments for every forlorn soul. When it attacks, it releases swarms of pale butterfly-shaped spirits from its coffin.

When the temperature drops during wintertime, swarms of Butterfly can be seen traveling south to warmer areas. These yearly migrations attract researchers and tourists alike to the places where they settle.

Some civilizations in the past believed Starnite acted as the guardian of the seas. They store energy inside the massive crystal situated on their heads.

Scyzor's physical defenses are unmatched as its hard metal exoskeleton protects it. Its blinding speed and sharp scythe-like forearms make it a threatening Pokémon.

Scynoir silently wanders graveyards in the dead of night. It has inspired many haunting tales, often being referred to as the “Nemesis of Life”.

Despite its jagged maw, Pincada is entirely herbivorous. When it emerges from its underground nest, Pincada's appearance greatly scares people and Pokémon alike.

Pinvenant's appearance, especially its rows of serrated teeth, unnerves even the most daring individuals. Despite this, it typically avoids any interaction with humans out in the wild.

Taupiny is highly temperamental and unpredictable. During a tantrum, it charges around wildly until all its energy is spent.

Magibone lives in fetid swamps, hiding away from dangerous Pokémon. It ventures out to collect discarded bones to build its nest.

Magiogre are so rare that very few fishermen have ever laid eyes upon one. This prized fish is still highly sought after, as its meat is praised for its luxuriously exquisite flavor.

Magiboach lives in swamps and lakes, feeding on plants that grow near the bottom. Its poor senses often lead it to swim right into the mouth of hungry Quagsire.

Though Magisprout are typically found in weed-choked ponds, heavy rainfall and flooding can displace the Pokémon into streams. Their weak muscles force them to move with the current, and they become easy prey for predators.

Lapile's sharp claws allow them to burrow through thick sheets of ice. They wield their heavy tail club during battle.

Lapchoke's powerful muscles and boundless stamina allow it to swim for hours without rest. It appears during intense storms, using its strength to rescue any people or Pokémon in trouble.

Though Ditor has a docile temperament, one should be careful staying near the base of it. The thick slime that drips from its upper body has strong adhesive properties, causing many unsuspecting people and Pokémon to become stuck.

Ditpi often finds itself in the nest of other Pokémon, including Kangaskhan and Chansey. Due to its impeccable mimicry skills, these Pokémon take care of it as their own.

A notorious glutton, Ditursa has been known to infiltrate candy shops to satisfy its sweet tooth. According to one story, a famous confectioner found this act endearing, and so went on to create the very first "Gummiursa".

Ditdra lives in pitch-black underwater caves. It navigates by sensing faint vibrations in the water.

The tip of Ditmander's tail glows with a strange warmth. It is thought that Ditmander uses this light to lure prey and communicate with others of its kind.

Ditgull's sticky wings are quite heavy and make flying difficult. Prone to getting stuck after landing in all sorts of strange positions, it relies on humans to help get back on their feet.

Vaporswine trudges around swamps, not caring how dirty its shaggy coat gets. A voracious eater, Vaporswine uses its tusks to dig for food in the mud.

Joltans uses its uniquely shaped tail to lure unsuspecting prey and even occasionally humans. Once grabbed, it bites, releasing a venom that swiftly numbs the senses.

Joltmoth's great speed and lightning quick reflexes allow it to easily escape predators. It can also disperse a toxic powder from its wings to temporarily paralyze enemies.

There are stories describing Omatoise as a legendary “Hero of the Sea” as it defended coastal settlements from danger. The stone arm-cannons fire powerful blasts of water, but can also provide fresh water to thirsty Pokémon and people.

Millions of years ago, Omawak lived both in the sea and on land. The impressive shell weapons they left behind are thought to have also been wielded by ancient heroes.

Aeroew was revived from some of the oldest fossils ever discovered, dating back almost 300 million years. The shape of its teeth suggests it was a herbivore that ate berries with extremely hardened skin.

It spends most of its days asleep at the bottom of the sea. When Snordos awakens from its sleep, it emits a thunderous howl that can cause underwater earthquakes.

Since ancient times, Articie has been hailed as a spirit of winter. Those who witness this elusive Pokémon's radiance are said to be blessed with protection from the cold.

Zapeon fires its giant tongue during battle. Once the needle-like tip makes contact with an enemy, Zapeon delivers a devastating shock.

As Zapsol is only seen during intense storms, it is referred to as "Lord of Lightning". Its piercing cry is said to be as loud as thunder.

Zapvern's keen eyesight and swift reflexes allow it to hunt prey far below as it conceals itself within the clouds. Many mistake its booming cry during thunderstorms for rolling thunder.

Moltini's ever-burning body radiates an intense heat. It is incredibly skittish, hiding away at the first sign of danger.

When sick or injured, Molnair can be seen bathing in lava pools to heal itself. The flames along its back shimmer like the sun and flare up when it becomes enraged.

Molnair can be seen bathing in lava pools to relax and recover from intense fights. The flames along its back burn vigorously when it becomes enraged.

Drasea's azure scales are used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments. Overhunting caused its numbers to dwindle, and it is now a protected species.

Living deep volcanic craters, Dratres fuels itself with energy from magma. Its dazzling blue flames can melt steel in seconds.

The Drakrow and the Pitcher is a popular fable from the Johto region. It describes the intelligent Pokémon persistently dropping pebbles into a pitcher so the water could rise high enough for it to drink.

A fisherman recently confirmed Dratomb's existence after pulling up its keystone from the bottom of a lake. So far, researchers have found that Dratomb is endemic to just a few lakes in the Kanto region.

Dragodash's regal blue flames can reach temperatures of 1000 degrees. They are known to be difficult to train due to their prideful and stubborn nature.

Dragoras loves patrolling the ocean from the skies above. It is known to guide shipwrecked crews safely back to shore.

Yearning for respect, Dragokyu creates a disguise with the likeness of a famous Dragon-type Trainer. It fearlessly charges into battle to show off its elite strength.

There have been many accounts of ancient kings keeping Dragosian as pets. As a result, they have long been a symbol of wealth and power.

Beerow is highly feared for its aggressive and cruel nature. If it finds any intruder in its territory, it pursues them mercilessly.

Beemite attacks with its electrically charged stingers. It swarms with others of its kind to overwhelm larger Pokémon.

Though weak, Mewkarp is extremely friendly to people and Pokémon alike. It gives its beautiful pink scales to those it likes.

Chikopip flies around by rapidly spinning the leaf on its head. It naturally produces a sweet aroma that uplifts one's mood.

The buds on Bayfeon's neck have a distinct spicy aroma. As it ages, this fragrance becomes much milder.

Each curled leaf around Baypix's tail is packed full of spicy flavors. There is an annual event where spice connoisseurs gather to sample delicious foods made with these leaves.

The sweet aroma that is produced by Megapie's antennae helps soothe feelings of anxiety. Many therapists use the Pokémon to foster a comfortable environment for their clients.

Megaria uses its beautiful voice to subdue hostile emotions and encourage plant growth. Opera singers often drink a special tea brewed from this Pokémon's flowers to relax their vocal cords after a performance.

Megaria hums beautiful songs to subdue hostile emotions and heal sick plants. Many singers enjoy a sweet herbal tea brewed from this Pokémon's flowers, as it is known to relax one's vocal cords.

Megaroc is known for its gentle and calm demeanor. Its breath can revive withered plants, so park rangers often use these Pokémon to help promote new growth after natural disasters.

Emotional energy helps fuel Quilia's flames. When exposed to positive energy from its Trainer during battle, the flames surge with intense heat.

Typhitar is perpetually cloaked in searing flames. When it flies into a rage, it burns away forests and dries up rivers with no remorse.

Young Totolu excitedly try to bite anything that moves. They are even seen landing on the bodies of Quagsire to nip at them repeatedly, though their fangs aren't sharp enough to actually harm the Pokémon.

Feraveon is a fearsome predator in swamp environments. It lies still in the water, waiting for Pokémon like Quagsire to draw near before constricting them with its feelers and biting down with immense force.

Fureon is a popular companion for the elderly thanks to its calm temperament and naturally warm body. It curls up and rests on its big fluffy tail whenever it gets sleepy.

When Nocteye's ruby eyes glow ominously, enemies fall under its Hypnosis. Once successfully immobilized, Nocteye claws at them with vicious intent.

A fearsome predator, Crotric ambushes unsuspecting prey. It bites down on its target and swiftly subdues it with a paralyzing poison before carrying it back to its pack.

A nocturnal predator, Crotric prefers ambushing unsuspecting prey. It bites down on its target and swiftly subdues it with a paralyzing poison before carrying it back to its pack.

Chinveon constricts prey with its luminous tendrils before delivering a deadly shock. It is found inhabiting warm seas.

Lanfish have been discovered dwelling over 10,000 feet underwater. It attracts prey by flickering its light before devouring them in the blink of an eye.

Lanish lives in dense swamps. When the sun has set, it comes out of the water and emits light from its antennae to communicate with other Lanish.

Lankazam lives deep underwater, illuminating trash with its psychic powers to attract its prey. Once near, it paralyzes its prey with over 800 volts of electricity before consuming it.

Igglyursa's soft fur and adorable appearance makes it popular among young women. In the wild, it is seen practicing its singing.

The scales on Togeon's body can refract light in such a way that it becomes invisible. It emits a sparkling dust that promotes feelings of bliss to those that come in contact with it.

As Togetales is rarely seen, it is mostly known through folklore. These legends call it the “Joybringer”, as it invites those pure of heart to hold its tails to bless them with happiness for 1,000 years.

What seems like wool around Machic's body is actually a mass of curly down feathers. Pillows made from Machic's down are renowned for their sublime softness and comfort.

Ancient myths regard Maroc as a spirit of death. Discoveries of multiple sets of carved masks in the Pokémon's likeness have historians believing these Pokémon held great cultural significance throughout the world.

Pidile cannot fly well due to its bulky size and small wings. Despite this disadvantage, its sheer strength and devious tactics make it a terrifying opponent.

Found in the tropics, Bellsey's flowers have a distinct peppery flavor that also boosts one's energy. One high-class recipe consists of coddled Chansey eggs garnished with these flowers.

Bellrogue loves to battle against challenging foes, even though it's always the underdog. When injured, it lies out in the sun to recover.

Bellseed uses its thorns to attach itself to trees as it absorbs sunlight. Its beautiful red flowers can be collected and made into a popular tea.

Packs of Belltric stay close to colonies of Beedrill so the flowers on their mane can be pollinated. In return, Belltric chases off threats to the hive like Ursaring.

The magnetic field emitted by Polizone is concentrated on its tongue-like appendage. Civic workers looking to keep city waterways clean often use Polizone to dredge up discarded metal.

Hopbat prefer to live in damp caves where they are hardly exposed to bright sunlight. They are herbivores who primarily feed on mosses.

Every day, Hopdot polishes its body with the two leaves on its head. It tries to anchor itself to trees, though strong gusts of wind are known to blow it across the region.

Jumpcuno soars through the sky with excellent speed and skill. It uses its cotton-like down when making its nests.

The spores produced by Jumpcross cause a great amount of itchiness. Once foes are incapacitated by this, Jumpcross hurls them far away.

Aimime has a docile temperament and enjoys socializing with others. In recent years it has been taught sign language, allowing it to act as an interpreter for those who are hard of hearing.

Aisel uses its stretchy tail to grab food from afar. Its excellent precision allows it to even steal Chansey eggs right from their pouches.

Sunsey is known for its kind nature. It is often seen placing struggling sprouts into its pouch, tending to them until they become strong and healthy.

Sunta frolic in sun-kissed meadows and plains. Their gentle temperaments make them a great Pokémon for novice equestrians and children alike.

With Suntias's psychic powers, it is capable of understanding human speech. It is seen endlessly flying towards the direction of the sun.

Yanreon's keen vision and amazing speed allows it to effortlessly take down prey. It's commonly seen hunting after the sun sets.

Esptu is said to have incredible revelations of all things past and present as it stares into the sun. Once night falls, it hides away until sunrise.

Espzone's psychic prowess and ability to manipulate magnetism make it a formidable foe. In recent years, scientists have used Espzone to safely move heavy mechanical parts when constructing new spaceships.

Espcruel entices prey by twinkling the orbs on its head as it floats on the surface of the water. Once close, it ensnares its meal with its many tentacles and drags them underwater.

Umbchu stands underneath the light of the moon to gather energy. This energy is converted into electricity, though Umbchu cannot wield it effectively yet.

Umbrow is a nocturnal hunter that is adept at moving silently in the dark. The patterns on its wings ominously glow to distract prey before it uses its sharp beak to strike with deadly precision.

Spoken in legends, Umbtina are disgraced guardians of dusky forests. The story goes that due to their immense power, they scared off every Pokémon they sought to protect, leading their home to ruin.

Umbfairy are most active on nights of the full moon. They will quarrel with other Clefairy over the best viewing spots on these nights, and a clash will inevitably ensue.

Ancient myths describe Umbcorio as a spirit of judgement, claiming they once had piercing golden eyes that shone just as bright as their feathers. They are highly elusive Pokémon, only living deep within dark forests.

Umbcie's golden crystals radiate beautifully when under the light of the moon. Superstition claims that these crystals have the power to ward away evil spirits.

Long ago, Murlass were thought to be witches in disguise. That fear resulted in them being hunted to near extinction, though luckily their numbers have started to recover in recent years.

Long ago, Murphox were once thought to be the harbingers of disease as they often appeared right before major outbreaks of illnesses. Though extensive research has dismissed these claims, many people still are wary of the Pokémon.

With its enigmatic powers, many claim that one can see their destiny by simply peering into one of Slowown's crystal balls.

Living in jungle rivers, Ivydra's leaf-like fins help it camouflage. The sweet aroma produced from the flower on its head is collected and added to perfumes.

Ivybok is quite gentle, enjoying the company of various Bug-type Pokémon that come to pollinate its flowers. Bouquets made from Ivybok's flowers are very popular all year-round.

Ivyfly become active at sunrise, stretching their leafy wings to take in sunlight. Bug-type Pokémon are known to nibble on the edges of their wings, leaving them with small holes and unique patterns.

The cannon that Misesect wields fires bolts that can pierce through nearly any defenses. They are described in folklore as devilish reapers who collect the souls of their targets.

Steebeat consumes a rich variety of minerals that give its tail the ability to emit light. Because of this, they are popular companions for miners deep underground.

The patterns on Sciossom's flowers have an eye-like shape. When they dance, the shifting movement of these patterns disorient potential predators.

Sciraid has highly adept senses, allowing it to evade predators at a moment's notice. It can deliver a painful bite when defending itself.

Shuwile primarily lives in caves, though it can often be seen venturing into forests to gather berries during the day. A selfish Pokémon, it gets very aggressive should someone try to take one for themselves.

Sneagey diligently sharpens its talons against trees and rocks. Flocks hunt at night, often getting into fights with other nocturnal bird fusions over prey.

Teddidour have especially keen noses and can sniff out Beedrill hives across great distances. Some gourmands have started training Teddidour to sniff out valuable truffles buried underground.

Magtic live deep inside volcanic craters. Those who are lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the elusive Pokémon are said to have their spirits invigorated.

Despite Feargey's belligerent nature, its small size hardly makes it a threat. It spends most of its time bugging other Pokémon for scraps of food.

Despite Feargey's massive wingspan, its small size hardly makes it a threat. It spends most of its time bugging other Pokémon for scraps of food, swatting at them with its wings.

It lives a solitary life along snowy mountain slopes. Using its sharp claws, Swieye takes great time in carving a block of ice perfectly to its taste.

Coras dwell in cold northern seas and have few predators. However, climate change is threatening their numbers as the temperature of the ocean rises.

The rigid branches of Corkid provide useful cover for Tynamo. Together they combine their electricity to deliver nasty shocks to attackers.

Cornine's beautiful kelp mane is a safe haven for small Pokémon. It guards colonies of Corsola, scaring off predators with its powerful bark.

Octinair's serpentine body is mostly made up of muscle, allowing it to constrict and crush its prey with ease. It can be found inhabiting the remnants of shipwrecks.

Octisprout lives in the forest and is famous for its powerful Bullet Seed attack. When it senses a threat approaching, it won't stop firing seeds until the threat is knocked out.

Delivee live on secluded mountain slopes, curiously following visiting explorers. They are fascinated by shiny rocks, collecting them in their tails.

When water is splashed on Delikoal's shell, hot steam is produced. In cold regions, it is used in traditional saunas.

According to legend, Manmagius were created from the grudges of sailors who perished at sea. Despite their elegant appearance, their piercing cries are loud enough to deafen those who hear them.

Skarmie moves by quickly rotating its body like a propeller. It's very dangerous to approach in this state, as its bladed edges are capable of shredding nearly anything in its path.

The bony wings on Hounmory's body are actually made of a lightweight metal. Young pups hone their hunting skills while sparring with each other mid-flight.

Ekfree is commonly found in grasslands and eats small Bug-type Pokémon. The distinct eye-like pattern on its wings intimidates foes.

Living deep in oceanic trenches, Kingtina is only seen surfacing during violent storms. Ancient myths described this Pokémon as a callous deity of the sea, capable of capsizing ships with ease.

Kingdra is a rare sight because it dwells in the abyssal zone of the sea. Only a few photos of the Pokémon have been captured on submarine cameras.

Donloom lives in small herds along mountainous slopes. One swing of Donloom's powerful tail can reduce boulders to rubble.

Each one of Smearllery's tentacles produces a different colored fluid. Criminal groups like Team Rocket have been known to use Smearllery to create near perfect forgeries of famous artistic works.

Smearveon's feelers constantly produce colorful fluids. These fluids are collected and processed into a vibrant dye primarily used in the carpet manufacturing industry.

Because Elemence gets most of its energy from the electricity stored in its body, it becomes fatigued when many Joltik latch onto it. In the wild, it relies on Flying-Type Pokémon to pick them off.

Artile is a feared jungle predator that spends most of its time up in the treetops. It sneaks up on foes, startling them by erecting its frills before spitting acid at them.

Arster is a feared predator of coastal caves and islands, taking down any foe with a barrage of bites. Recent archaeological expeditions in Hoenn have unearthed ancient statues that look strikingly similar to Arster.

The coat of Milreep has a luxurious and smooth texture akin to whipped cream. Many farmers raise it for its tasty milk.

The substance that drips down from Milfeon's tail is not milk, but a unique sap. This sap is quite nutritious and sweet, with gourmands noting its rich earthy and floral notes.

Blisnine is often seen living alongside groups of Chansey. Though it abhors violence, it will not hesitate to protect those in its care with all its strength.

Very little is known about Rairos, as they quickly flee when approached. They are known to only appear in the mountainous areas in Johto on days when lightning has struck.

Notoriously elusive, those who wish to catch a glimpse of Rairia must venture out in dangerous conditions as they hide within storm clouds. Their shrill cries are said to be louder than thunder itself.

Suietta's movements are as graceful as flowing water, captivating the hearts of those who witness it. It is only seen living in unpolluted lakes and ponds.

Tyranllery is a feared predator that can crush almost anything with its powerful tentacles. It lives deep underwater and is rarely seen.

Tyranpede's tough stony plating protects it from attacks. This Pokémon is known to be quick to anger, thrashing about uncontrollably until it settles down.

Lutic is seldom seen, as it lives in the depths of the ocean. It is hailed as a guardian of sailors, as it has been known to disperse stormclouds with its psychic powers.

When Luogre becomes enraged, it unleashes overwhelmingly violent torrents of rain. As a result, sailors steer clear of waters where Luogre slumbers.

Pikayu normally live on the seafloor, but large groups come up to float on the surface during thunderstorms. Scientists are still trying to figure out the purpose behind this strange behavior.

Ho-ts is very sensitive to the emotions of others. When surrounded by joyful people, a colorful aura radiates from its body.

Ancient texts describe Ho-ceus as mystical guardians who can only be found at the ends of rainbows. When their feathers glow with 1,000 colors, it kindles a sense of hope and comfort into those who witness it.

Celecargo leaves overwhelmingly viscous excretions as it trails along the forest floor. This substance is able to accelerate plant growth and thus is highly valued.

Celeoh is a mystical Pokémon that seeks out devastated forests. When its body glows in seven bright colors, it turns back time to restore these forests to their original and beautiful states.

With their four distinct branches, Celeceus have control over the seasons and can alter entire forests on a whim. Researchers hurriedly flock to areas where this phenomenon occurs.

Celeark dwell in ancient forests that are a safe haven for endangered species like Farfetch'd and Chansey. They are devoted guardians, using their powerful illusions to ensure no poachers can capture these Pokémon.

The peculiar scent produced by Celepuff's bulb quells hostile emotions. Because of this, it is often used by counselors to mediate conflicts between Trainers.

Though small, Wyin can consume up to 50 lbs of fruit a day. Its rubbery body helps protect it from attacks.

Misreon becomes more active on nights of a full moon. Its wicked cries torment all who hear it, and can even drive one mad.

Feared by many sailors, Misogre is commonly referred to as the "Sorceress of Stormy Seas." Its eerie cries can summon massive waves that are capable of capsizing any ship.

The bewitching aroma that wafts from Misrade's roses weakens any foe's will to fight. Once subdued, Misrade unleashes a frightening assault with its thorny vines and fatal toxins.

The sound of Misish's voice echoes eerily as it wanders moonlit woods. This sound frightens all who hear it.

Honchturne spends the day resting while its numerous Murkrow guard it. Come nightfall, it commands the flock to gather rare objects for its treasure hoard. Such items include Nuggets and even Chansey eggs.

Honchturne spends the day sharpening its spines and claws. Come nightfall, it roams the desert with numerous Murkrow in tow, seeking to gather rare objects for its treasure hoard.

Munchgull flocks to coastal towns and is considered a pest as it greedily consumes any food left unattended. Its favorite food to snatch up is French fries.

Magnechamp's monstrous appearance makes it a popular antagonist in numerous comic book series. Its mechanical arms are extremely durable.

Tanetta diligently maintains its appearance, fussing when its hair-like tendrils become tangled. Those that wander deep into jungles may catch a rare glimpse of this Pokémon singing.

Togeladin lives deep in secluded and peaceful forests. It enjoys the company of kind-hearted Pokémon such as Chansey and Sylveon.

With a body like a tank, Sandon shrugs off almost all attacks. When enraged, it forcefully charges at enemies.

There are many heroic sagas describing ancient desert kings wielding Sandblade. They are rarely seen in the present day, as they now primarily haunt the ruins of these empires.

A pitifully weak Pokémon, Leafdle can only rely on its massive leaf for protection. It eats as much as it can to speed up its evolution.

Leafmagius is known to be a caring guardian to all forest-dwelling Pokémon, serenading them with beautiful lullabies. Against those who would despoil nature, Leafmagius shows no mercy as it unleashes its Leaf Storm.

Living on cold mountain slopes, Glacetar subsists on a diet of snow and ice. It eats up to 20lbs of snow a day as it gathers energy for evolution.

Glacevyle's pale coat helps keep it perfectly camouflaged in snowy environments. It hunts by stalking its prey for extended lengths of time, only striking when it finds the perfect moment for an ambush.

When Glaceroc spots an intimidating opponent, it freezes its fur to make its hairs sharp like icy needles. It then recklessly charges in with no regard for its own safety.

Glismo-o is a vicious predator, awakening at nightfall to hunt. Its sleek form allows it to move stealthily before biting its prey with its razor-sharp fangs to drain their blood.

Treew are extremely elusive as they live high in the jungle canopy. They have been spotted only a handful of times.

Treesire is known to be quite oblivious of its surroundings even when predators draw close. However, its slick, slimy body helps it escape the clutches of these predators unharmed.

Treetile diligently guards its jungle territory, swiftly crushing intruders that would mar the lush landscape with its powerful tail.

Treebat enjoys feasting on sweet fruits and berries. Individuals are known to viciously fight each other over the biggest berry trees to nest in.

Flocks of Treelow are commonly found in forests preying on a variety of bug Pokémon. Their green bodies allow them to easily blend in with the foliage.

Treeizard's unmatched dexterity allows it to easily maneuver in dense jungles. When it sees a strong opponent, it engages with reckless abandon.

Grocatty perches comfortably on tree branches while keeping a watchful eye on its surroundings. When prey draws close, it swiftly pounces to take them down.

Though small, Scepcko are quite powerful and have exceptional dexterity. Their boundless energy leads them to often recklessly charge into battle.

Sceptomp uses its sharp arm blades to cut down bushes and twigs for nesting material. It is agile both on land and in the water.

Sceptales takes great care of all the trees in its territory. It shows no remorse to those who despoil nature, burning them with vengeful flames.

Sceprunt lived in primeval jungles over 100 million years ago. Its powerful jaws are capable of ripping through steel plates with ease.

The fruit that grows on Scepius's body has a bitter taste. They are used in traditional medicine as a remedy for stomach aches.

The oil extracted from Scepbat's seeds is primarily used for cooking, noted for its delicate fruity undertones. Long ago, this delicious oil was used in supposed “love potions”.

Torchxen's long legs allow it to keep an eye out for danger in its grassland habitat. When Torchxen sees a threat, it alerts the flock by noisily banging its stick on the ground.

Comcham's honed psychic abilities enhance its fighting spirit, making it tremendously powerful. A single kick can send a car flying.

Mudgull are quite strong despite their size, and have even been seen punching holes through solid wood with their sharp beaks.

Raldew is sensitive to the emotions of others. When it is stressed, a poisonous fluid leaks from the horn on its head.

Despite its small stature, Gallfa is seen constantly training its swordsmanship skills. On nights filled with many shooting stars, groups of Gallfa gather to spar.

An old superstition claims that if one were to see a Shedpet frequently lingering near their house, a terrible tragedy would soon befall them and their family.

Shedetta's sonorous song is an eerie and discordant tune. According to legend, those that hear it will soon meet a swift demise.

Kecligatr lies in wait near the water's surface, then fires its giant tongue at prey. The force of this attack can shatter rocks.

Kecott leaves its colorful tufts of cotton everywhere it goes. People collect it to weave it into vibrant fabrics.

Bipiny are most commonly found living with groups of Chansey. It shapes perfectly round white stones with its sharp incisors and gifts them to Happiny.

Due to Bino's poor eyesight, it finds itself getting stuck in narrow cave passages. It relies on explorers for help and thanks them with an excited bite.

Bivenant kindly watches over all forest dwelling Pokémon. It is so benevolent that it pays no mind when Bidoof gnaw on its bark.

Though usually friendly, Spirivoir are known to fly into an unstoppable frenzy should they ever consume blood. Despite being bound by a stone pillory, they are fearsome and savage opponents to face in battle.

Venuther spends the day gathering energy from the sun and hunts at night. It prefers to hide amongst thick foliage, waiting patiently for the perfect moment to strike.

Venucuno is incredibly rare, as it lives deep in the jungle. Trees are leveled when it flaps its massive leafy wings.

No two wing-patterns on Venufly are the same and their stunning looks are famous worldwide. Many Pokémon breeders hold events to judge Venufly with the most beautiful wings.

The jaw on top of Mawpie's head snaps furiously at predatory bird Pokémon. Thanks to this, it can safely focus on eating.

Mawlektrik's enormous maw and rows of serrated teeth can frighten even the bravest of enemies. It keeps close to the seafloor.

Over 100 million years ago, Lilnium thrived in shallow coastal waters. The powerful fragrance from its flower lured prey from both land and sea.

Resurrected from prehistoric fossils, Lilrith once lived in warm seas. It is thought to be an ancestor to some Bug-Type Pokémon like Wimpod.

New technology allowed Lilmence to be reanimated from ancient fossils. Research suggests it would anchor itself to coastal cliff faces and wave its sticky tendrils, ensnaring any prey that flew too close.

Anoboach's rigid exoskeleton helps protect it from attacks. It was once a popular food in medieval times, being prepared with a variety of herbs and spices.

Abdos is said to bring about great disasters in the form of terrible thunderstorms. When battling, it surrounds itself with lightning before fiercely charging in.

As Abcune is only found on foggy mountaintops, not many people have seen it. Inspired by myths describing it as a legendary guardian spirit, an author wrote a popular novel where a brave girl saves the world with her Abcune companion.

The delicate flowers on Abrade's body have a similar scent to white lilies. In some cultures, they are considered symbols of freedom.

Even during intense blizzards, Ablie's glowing red eyes are distinctly visible. It weakens prey with its icy breath before cutting them down with its scythe-like horn.

Abtyena lives in small packs high in the mountains. Its thick coat helps shield it from cold winds, so many collect the shed fur to use in winter coats.

Duslu become active once the sun sets. It is known for the haunting melody it makes as it drifts about aimlessly.

Around dusk, Dusyena gather in packs consisting of three to five members. The chilling howls they make can be heard up to a mile away.

At night, Dusgull gather to search for scraps of food along sandy beaches. It is considered a bad omen when a sailor spots a flock of Dusgull before departing to sea.

Dusfetchd appears in urban areas after sunset and leaves behind a lingering chill as it moves. Folklore says it helps guide lost spirits to the afterlife.

Duscnite's hollow eyes glow dimly in the dark, unsettling those who meet its gaze. It appears after sunset, often emerging from dense fog near the sea.

Arctres are highly temperamental and their flames surge when experiencing strong emotions. Ancient records claim entire forests burned in seconds when they became enraged.

It is said that Arcbat appeared when plagues and strife ravaged ancient civilizations. Arcbat's mere presence gave hope to those who previously believed their paradise was lost.

Researchers have found that the poison Arcfish creates can be turned into a powerful fuel. This fuel has been especially vital for spacecraft development.

Legends state that Arcoh witnessed the genesis of the universe and used their glowing wings to dye the once monochrome world with countless vibrant colors.

Ancient texts discovered in Sinnoh describe a lost culture who regarded Arcgrowth as powerful deities. In recent years they are better recognized by their roles as alien invaders in some sci-fi film franchises.

Arclade was once thought to exist solely in folklore as the steadfast guardians of Arceus. It can dispatch hordes of hostile foes with one swing of its golden arm-blades.

Arcgron's body is covered in a hard, polished marble that greatly enhances its defensive capabilities. It's theorized that this Pokémon could even withstand a meteor strike.

It is said that Arcrona has been around since the dawn of antiquity. Arcrona only obeys worthy Trainers it can trust to do good with its nearly limitless power.

Many ancient books describe Archoke as both a protector and herald. Those who hear its thunderous horn are said to soon experience a great change in their life.

Despite Turolett's body being made from soil and wood, these Pokémon have been active since ancient times. During the day, it has been observed relocating bug Pokémon from crops with gentle care.

Torkyu wields the tree on its head like a club to attack foes. Outside of battle it is seen stumbling about, as it struggles to keep the plant properly balanced on its head.

The tree on Tormeleon's back burns away slowly, creating a unique charcoal for cooking. This tree regrows every few years, making the charcoal quite expensive.

Chimra prefers to live in isolation high atop rocky crags. When it senses a threatening presence, it teleports away to safety.

Monchoke is seen in the wild honing its physical skills with intense training regimens. It heroically steps in to defend weaker Pokémon when they're being threatened.

Though Pipcorio spends most of its time in icy waters, it can be seen gliding on gentle sea breezes. The fluffy down on its flippers help regulate its body temperature.

Prinbat's thick fur protects it from the cold as it dives into frigid water to hunt for food. When threatened, it releases an ultrasonic wave to disorient enemies.

Colonies of Empobat live in frigid seaside caverns. Its sharp metallic wings can slice through nearly any obstacle with ease.

In ancient arenas, Aegiolett fought alongside underdog warriors. In the present, these Pokémon are driven to seek battle with strong opponents.

In battle, Nidotortle forcefully rams its horn into foes to inject venom. This debilitating toxin hinders the victim's mobility, giving Nidotortle a great advantage.

When Flyviper hunts, it stealthily moves below the sand's surface. It then ambushes its prey, biting down with pointed fangs before injecting it with deadly venom.

Despite its beautiful appearance, Milovanha has a nasty temperament. Some people carry their scales as good luck charms.

Salalade's red arm-blades are capable of slicing through solid rock. With a noble disposition, Salalade always uses its strength to fight for the underdog.

Weak on its own, Saladisc often sticks close to Gyarados or Sharpedo. It feeds by scavenging on leftover prey these larger Pokémon don't finish.

Sylbi hates conflict and releases a soothing aura to calm angry hearts. Records describing it as an “emissary of peace” can be found across many different eras.

Sylwick's colorful wax has a consistency and scent similar to frosting. It is a friendly Pokémon, often appearing during special celebrations.

The pollen released from Syldew's bud has a calming effect. This unique capability allows it to evade predators with ease.

Syltad are found in streams floating at the top of the water, letting the current move them around. Their bright coloration helps distract and disorient potential predators.

Many aromatherapists use Sylrupt in their work, as the lovely scents of their blue smoke help the emotional well-being of their clients. In the wild, the Pokémon live in small herds at the base of mountain ranges.

Despite a monstrous appearance, Nidokarp is actually quite gentle and meek. Its thick scales protect it from attacks.

In myths, Kyogre was formed at the genesis of the primordial sea. With full command of the oceans, it could plunge the world into an endless deluge, leaving no traces of land.

It slumbers in the deepest oceanic trenches of the world. Legends claim that Kyotina will one day drench the world in endless torrents of rain.

Recent ocean expeditions have discovered Kyovanha living 30,000 feet deep underwater. They are scavengers, patiently waiting for leftover scraps to fall from the waters above.

Kyosteel live on the seafloor, dutifully protecting marine life. Their tough bodies are made up of an extremely durable metal.

Dwelling in the mouths of active volcanoes, Grouzor's markings burn with incandescent energy. It attacks by swinging its super-heated pincers, swiftly incapacitating any foe.

Grouninja lives in volcanic crags, navigating the rocky terrain with nimble steps. Its tongue is covered in a layer of searing hot mucus due to its steady diet of Slugma.

Rayceus's resplendent majesty evokes a sense of awe and reverence from any onlookers as it soars above. Many stories hail it as a guardian of the planet, patrolling the heavens for any cosmic threats.

Dialsol cares about the lives of others, appearing during great disasters. Using their powers, Dialsol temporarily freezes time in the affected environment but not the people or Pokémon, allowing them to escape unharmed.

According to legends, Dialtales has the power to drastically age anyone who touches one of its many tails. None have dared to test this theory.

Palkbi is thought to have been born on distant constellations. A benevolent Pokémon, it watches over this world as it flies with stardust-cloaked wings.

Giratomb was formed by 108 renegade spirits. Bound to ancient crystals, its frightening form twists and writhes like sinister shadows.

Ancient murals depict Darknine as a revered guardian of the night. Its fierce bark is said to keep terrible nightmares at bay.

If one were to peer into Reshikazam's flames, it is said that hidden truths of the world will soon be revealed to them. The Pokémon itself spends much of its time in a trance-like state studying these flames to expand its powers.

Clefseed periodically sheds sharp spines. These were once collected in ancient times and used as arrowheads.

When experiencing strong emotions, Zekeon's tail surges with draconic energy that flashes intensely. This surge often renders Zekeon exhausted and vulnerable to attack.

Kyucuno was once thought to be a spirit of winter, embodying the season's cruelty due to its callous nature. One flap of its wings can unleash terrible blizzards that rage on for days.

Kyusharp's barbed talons allow it to swiftly run across icy surfaces. It freezes the moisture around it to supplement the power of its slashes.

Roseligatr has long been renowned for its dashing appearance and attitude. Gardeners often use it for its sharp claws, which can replace tools like gardening forks and shears.

Those who come across Rosemagius in the dark of night quickly fall under its terrible curse. Once afflicted, the victim is enervated and rendered completely helpless. This gives Rosemagius the chance to strike with its thorny tendrils.

The huge rose on the back of Rosesaur produces a lovely aroma that promotes blissful feelings. This fragrance is added to many products such as candles, soaps, and shampoos.

An old legend claims that Drifbfable drifted to our world from the moon. On nights of the full moon, they fall under a trance-like state, rising high into the atmosphere as if to try and return to their supposed “home”.

Whimsisey is known for its benevolent nature, often caring for Pokémon displaced by brutal windstorms. It shares its fluff with shivering individuals.

Krookoto clings to the ceiling of the tunnels made by Onix, waiting for prey to wander close. It then ambushes them, biting down with incredible force.

When in battle, Krookophan barrels into foes to send them flying. The membrane covering its eyes protects it from harsh sunlight.

Krookoxorus's elongated tusks can cut through steel with excellent speed and precision. Krookoxorus has even been used to aid in cutting metal sheets meant for spacecraft construction.

Galvanelia are only found in dense jungles, building their nests high in the trees. They are capable of spitting toxic webbing to trap prey.

Hot wax constantly drips from Litmory's body. It violently shakes its body during battle to singe and slow down opponents with this wax.

Litales pretends to be a forest guide, tricking its prey into following it. Being near its flames slowly burns away one's will to fight, allowing Litales to attack unimpeded.

Chandeldos prefers to nest inside dark crypts. It lures prey close by flickering its hypnotic lights, before ensnaring them with toxic webbing.

Those who fight Chandelblim for extended periods of time find themselves feeling immense powerlessness as it continuously siphons their life force. Once it has consumed enough, it retreats back high into the air.

Even in the darkness of night, Haxowl's blood-red eyes glow fiercely. Any prey is swiftly taken down with one strike from its sharp crest or talons.

Haxlurk's human-like body is made entirely of galvanized steel. Its chest cavity holds a lead heart that radiates a strange warmth.

According to legends, Goluter was used to patrol and protect the citizens of ancient civilizations. In a flash, it extends its rocket-like fists to grab and subdue troublemakers.

Many people rest on Vulax's belly as its fur is luxuriously soft. When hungry, it chars berries with an Ember before eating them.

In medieval times, Vulkrow were thought to be the sly familiars of witches. Superstitions surrounding these Pokémon as bringers of misfortune persist to this day.

Pyukuossom comes to shore on rainy days to perform its dance. It quickly weakens when the sun arrives, but luckily beachgoers always help return it to the water.

Kleftik consumes metal ions and converts them into electricity. Its small size makes it a useful companion for photographers, allowing them to charge their equipment on the go.

Mimirith can be found hiding in the attics and basements of homes. Though their appearance frightens homeowners, Mimirith are tolerated as they prey on destructive pest-Pokémon like Rattata.

Mimipod has been observed forming small groups with other Mimikyu fusions to feel safer and less lonely. Though usually timid, it will defend its group with all its strength if threatened.

Wanting to be loved, Mimitty uses its craftsmanship skills to create an endearing Skitty disguise. Mimitty will then sit near alleyways to entice people, hoping they will take it home with them.

When in battle, Volcadile scatters many glowing hot embers to intimidate its opponents. Its black scales allow it to hide well in dark and smoke-filled environments.

Despite Volcafly's beautiful appearance, it is a very dangerous Pokémon. It spits scorching flames that can reach temperatures as high as 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit from its long, narrow mouth.

Ninetrio raises its young near the entrance of caves, where its three heads dutifully watch for any threats that may draw near. Many ancient legends claimed they were guardians to the underworld.

Jikern spends nearly the entire day resting to gather the energy to evolve. If someone were to catch a glimpse of it suddenly falling out of the sky, legends state that their deepest wish will come true.

Jiark have the power to conjure illusions of one's greatest desires, causing greedy people to seek them out for themselves. Poachers have capitalized on this demand and their numbers have significantly dwindled as a result.

Jicorio's star-shaped clusters of feathers on the ends of its wings are quite dense. In battle, it energetically swings its wings to pummel foes.

On nights filled with shooting stars, sightings of Jivanha increase. Catching one is said to bring good luck for 100 years.

Notoriously lazy, Slapie eats very little and moves even less. This intense conservation of energy helps it evolve quickly.

Sladoof spends its days loafing around, often near streams. It's been known to let water currents carry them away, taking them to unfamiliar places. Sladoof remains unfazed, and simply goes on with its life.

Slascoon spends nearly the entire day sleeping so all its energy can go towards evolution. Its tough cocoon allows it to shrug off attacks.

Slaitty are quite popular as pets, as they are easy to care for. Many people find their nonchalant attitude charming.

Despite Vigotu's small size, it is unafraid of any threat. It valiantly patrols the forest, punishing unruly Pokémon with its powerful red appendages.

Armie uses its psychic abilities to locate scraps of metal on the seafloor. Occasionally it can be found near the surface anchored on cargo boats, posing a great risk as it eats through the metal hull.

Though many fear Arfable's strange appearance, it is actually quite timid and prefers to hide away from humans. Its metal body appears almost ethereal when exposed to moonlight.

With its powerful fists, Arhita breaks open rocks in search of mineral ore to feast upon. This diet helps naturally toughen up its body.

Though many underestimate Trapie's strength given its small size, it can deliver a powerful bite with its large jaws. Its bite has been known to even crack the shells of Shuckle.

Trapdrill hides in rocky crevasses, waiting for any prey that passes by. When it strikes, it mercilessly injects a powerful poison into its victim.

Despite Trapshrew having impressive bite strength and a tough hide, they are incredibly timid. They are known to burrow underground at the first sign of danger.

The black spores Zoish produces can cause hallucinations when inhaled. It only releases them when a perceived threat comes too close to its den.

To defend itself from predators, Charpie spits lobs of flaming silk. This has been known to inadvertently singe nearby plants.

Charter's eerie appearance frightens those who come across it. However, there have been accounts from mountaineers claiming that Charter helped guide them away from dangerous paths when visibility was low.

Wigglymime are known for their boundless energy and curious nature. Though apples are considered their favorite food, they only choose to consume fruit they deem as perfect.

Wigglykarp are often kept in private ponds both for their beauty and lovely singing voice. These songs are known to attract other Magikarp fusions, making them useful companions for researchers as well.

Groups of Buts are seen huddling together when winter comes. When faced with danger, Buts scatter pollen before teleporting away to safety.

When threatened, Buark releases pollen from its grassy fur. This pollen causes foes to hallucinate, disorienting them long enough for Buark to escape.

When Buby feels threatened, it shakes the buds on its hand to release puffs of itchy pollen. It prefers to live in areas with plenty of sun and clean water.

The flowers on Roselia's hands bloom beautifully when it is surrounded by positive emotions. It spends its day relaxing in sunny meadows.

Rosevoir is known for its benevolent nature and ability to sense the emotions of others. To those experiencing sadness, it kindly offers beautiful flowers to improve their mood.

Roseveon are renowned for the relaxing fragrances they exude. Their bodies are extremely sensitive to pollution, so some researchers believe their numbers in the wild are at risk.

Roseloom releases soothing scents from its head and tail to subdue enemies. It then attacks with its thorn covered fists.

Drifltic is said to appear to sad children, playfully wrapping itself on them with its string-like tail. This friendly attitude makes it a popular Pokémon for clowns and other entertainers who perform for children.

Though Bunkip appears small and cute, its ears pack a devastating punch. At full power, they can shatter rocks with ease.

Shroomcoon lies still in the shade of damp forests, patiently waiting to evolve. To stop predators, it releases puffs of foul-tasting spores.

Shroomscoon prepare for evolution by hiding under fallen leaves on the forest floor. Should they be attacked, Shroomscoon release clouds of poisonous spores.

Shupeon is featured in many fables as a trickster spirit. It is capable of melting into the darkness, disappearing right before one's eyes.

Due to a steady diet of gold nuggets, Yaray's yellow fur faintly glimmers. It guards the tombs of ancient rulers, and mercilessly hunts down any trespassers.

Jolbi attaches itself to large Grass-type Pokémon like Venusaur for protection. These hosts don't mind, as Jolbi tends to the plants growing on their bodies in return.

Ferropod's metallic exoskeleton protects it from nearly any physical attack. It hides away in caves as it gathers energy to evolve.

Ferrodot are commonly found in mossy caves. Records from medieval times account militias launching Ferrodot out of catapults. Luckily, their steel-like bodies prevented the Pokémon from serious harm.

The vases that are bound to Goletomb were created around 500 years ago. Wealthy people with lavish or very eccentric tastes have been known to use Goletomb as security guards for their homes.

Golebink is found near the ruins of ancient civilizations. During evening hours, its core glows to act as a guiding light and can be used to send signals across long distances.

Fletchpunny is seen gliding in the air through the use of its long ear-like wings. It is commonly seen foraging in grasslands.

Sablsaur is born with the crystal on its back and is known for its venomous bite. Its crystal grows as it ages and glows faintly when it's ready to evolve.

Sablnite hoards a rainbow of jewels deep in its mountainous lair, hardly ever leaving to ensure no one tries to steal from it. It's known to have a particular taste for various Carbink fusions.

The color of the crystal that grows on Sablsaur's back is entirely dependent on an individual's diet. It has a venomous bite.

Sablsel dips its shiny claws into streams to lure fish to the surface. Once its prey is near, it swiftly plucks them right out of the water.

It has poor eyesight, so Sablnub relies on its highly developed nose to navigate the darkness of caves. Its diet consists of both plant matter and minerals.

Shiny objects like gems excite Sablpiny and it cannot help collecting them in its pouch. When with a trusted Trainer, Sablpiny will occasionally gift them some of the more valuable items.

Sablble have teeth that break off and regrow while gnawing on crystals. The discarded gem-like teeth are highly sought after by collectors.

Sablish is active at night, and its crystals are capable of absorbing moonlight. The stored energy makes those who get too close fall ill. Come daytime, their symptoms miraculously fade.

It chews through rock effortlessly while seeking out gemstones, its favorite food. However, Sablett much prefers to steal from miners' gem caches, and are considered nuisances.

Sablin's powerful stomach acid dissolves gemstones extremely fast. This allows it to eat large crystals with ease.

There have been many accounts of Sablchoke using their slings to take down larger foes. Groups of Sablchoke will often engage in friendly competition with one another.

Scolieye constantly carries around its shed skin to use as both a protective shield and a blunt weapon. If Scolieye ever loses it, it hides away until it can create a new shed skin.

The membrane over Glava's eyes prevents snow blindness when it hunts across the arctic landscape. The acid it produces helps break down frozen prey for consumption.

Glacorio's feathers make it well suited to live in arctic climates. As it dances, it whips up icy winds to freeze captivated opponents.

Legends in icy regions claim that Frosbok were once hollow-hearted individuals cursed to wander the mountains. Each curls up to appear frail before swiftly striking and constricting prey with its long neck.

Frosts are found living in snowy regions. When their horn senses the presence of someone, they quickly hide away.

Frostomb lives on the peaks of wintry mountains. It freezes foes in an instant with its icy breath reaching -108 degrees Fahrenheit.

Froscorio always holds an air of perfect serenity, even during intense battles. It is capable of freezing the moisture around it as it dances to create beautiful icy displays.

Oddhorn has a very tough hide and temperamental nature. It is very sensitive to cold weather, becoming notably sluggish until the sun warms it up.

Oddsey produces large egg-like seeds daily. These seeds are packed full of nutrients and are considered a delicacy in the Kanto region.

Every day, Oddsey produces large egg-like seeds and stores them in its pouch. Though incredibly bitter, they are marketed as a premium superfood.

Oddkiss gathers its energy from radiant moonbeams. Flocks of Oddkiss only fly during the late hours of the night and thus it is quite rare to catch a glimpse of them.

Oripom supports itself with its tail as it searches for nectar high in the treetops. After an opponent is distracted by its beautiful movements, it strikes with psychic energy.

Orifairy are notably more active during nights of the full moon, gathering to dance under the stars. When exposed to moonlight, a strange blue glow envelops them.

Trubladin actively helps the environment by consuming up to 100 lbs of garbage a day. Many cities have started using Trubladin to help keep their streets clean of discarded trash.

Cartic patiently hides in underwater crevices as it waits for prey to swim close. When it sees a stronger Pokémon, it quickly retreats into these holes.

While Cartail normally lives deep in the sea, they are known to swarm near the surface when it storms. They target struggling prey, tearing them to bits with razor-sharp fangs.

Sharpmence is known as “The Tyrant of the Seas” due to its aggressiveness and brutality. The two golden fins on its body are sharp enough to slice through steel and allow it to maintain flight after it launches itself out of the water.

Phantladin greatly cares about the well-being of children and often guides those who get lost in the woods. Once its job is done, it disappears back into the forest.

In folklore, Trephox are the mystical guardians of sacred forests. They are merciless against those who would ravage these forests, swiftly punishing them with a whirlwind of fire and thorns.

Studies have shown that the pungent odor produced by Gloomander's flower can alleviate headaches. When faced with danger, the scent becomes noticeably stronger and irritating.

The fluid that drips from Gloochoke's mouth can be collected and processed for consumption. Athletes value it for its high nutritional benefits that aid in muscle growth.

Noinix's heavy body prevents it from flying, so it lives deep underground, rarely coming up to the surface. It communicates with others of its kind with a variety of sound waves emitted from its ears.

Swabdreavus enjoys sneaking behind people and frightening them with an ominous shriek. It gathers negative energy and stores it in the crystal beads on its body.

The feathers on Swabre's head make it seem like it's wearing a cotton-fluff hat. It is known to be a very friendly Pokémon, often sharing these soft feathers with people it particularly likes.

Gookazam lives in swamplands and becomes more active on rainy days. A friendly Pokémon, it's often seen alongside Quagsire and Wooper, gathering food for them with its powerful psychic abilities.

Regidactyl is found guarding the remnants of ancient desert civilizations. It holds a fearsome visage to drive away any intruders and enemies.

Regicuno are capable of creating violent blizzards when provoked, making them incredibly dangerous. They are highly sensitive to their environment, so when the winter season nears its end, they retreat back into the mountains.

Regibok curiously has no visible organs other than a poison sac where its heart should be. The acid it produces can melt nearly any material, so any Trainer handling it must be extremely cautious.

Regiolett's body is made of a unique ice that cannot be melted. It often appears to those lost in intense blizzards to guide them back to safety.

The thick ice that surrounds Regiler's body is very durable. They are only found deep in icy caverns.

Regiogre's many red eyes glow as they wander deep underwater, almost as if they're searching for something. Theories include them searching for food or even ancient underwater cities.

The flowers on Vileras's head release a terrible odor that keeps predators away. These flowers are often used in traditional medicines to alleviate colds and aches.

When Vilekazam is threatened, it releases debilitating pollen that induces amnesia. A solitary Pokémon, it spends its day meditating to hone its psychic powers.

Stuffria's thick down is often used as stuffing for plush toys. When angered, it swings its neck with immense force, concussing those unlucky enough to be too close.

As Toxlup takes great pride in its appearance, it is often seen meticulously sharpening its spines on rocks. Flocks of Toxlup typically consist of four to five members.

Cacgull soars high above dry deserts. Its preferred method of attack is dive bombing prey exhausted by the sun's heat.

Cactkern is a weak Pokémon that stays still to conserve nutrients and moisture. It waits for strong winds to carry it to desert towns, where it relies on helpful citizens to care for it until evolution.

Cactking spends the day meditating, awakening at night to patrol its desert home. With its incredible intellect, it skillfully commands Remoraid to aid it in disciplining unruly Pokémon.

Cactdash's body is quite warm to the touch despite its blood having sand-like properties. It dashes across the desert, ensnaring prey with its tail.

The mushrooms of the Paew are said to hold miraculous healing properties. Paew sets its mushrooms in seemingly random places, anywhere from perilous caves to isolated ruins.

The milk produced by Patank is known for its rich umami flavor. A hearty stew uses this milk along with the mushrooms that grow on its back.

The brown mushrooms that grow on Patank's back are renowned for their meaty flavor. A popular stew uses these mushrooms along with the milk it produces.

Amagon is only found in frigid, remote mountain sides. Researchers struggle to learn about Amagon because when it's approached, it kicks up snow with its wings as a distraction before hurriedly flying away.

Aurodactyl were revived from fossils found in far-off glaciers. They are known for their aggressive hunting tactics, such as dive-bombing prey that are caught amidst raging snowstorms.

Legends claim that Auropet are the wintry personification frost and snow. It is known for its kind heart, guiding lost travellers during terrible blizzards.

Rockvern has lived with people since ancient times, acting as nocturnal guard dogs. When it spots something suspicious, it lets loose a loud howl that scares off enemies.

Melotic lives at the bottom of serene lakes, but occasionally comes to the surface to sing. This sound brings joy and blessings to the souls of listeners.

Meloxure spends its time intensely training its body and agility. However, its stubborn pride often makes it approach battle recklessly, which can be difficult for novice Trainers to manage.

Cressaur is an elusive Pokémon, only seen on nights of the quarter moon. A special tea can be brewed from the flower on its back, which promotes sleep and pleasant dreams.

In legends, Cressquaza is called the "Guardian of Sleep" as it endlessly patrols the sky, fiercely fighting the nightmares of the world. As it flies, the radiant glow from its two pink wings leaves behind a beautiful aurora.

Parados are found deep in forests of the Kanto region. Its mushrooms can be eaten raw, though their astringent flavor makes them quite unpleasant.

During springtime, Parapass constantly releases spores as it waddles along on the forest floor. Those that inhale these spores are known to uncontrollably sneeze for up to five minutes.

As Necrofly flies in space, its wings scatter light and stardust in all directions. Ancient civilizations often mistook them for comets moving across the sky.

Komaura is found living in herds on the peaks of frigid mountains. When dangerous Pokémon approach, they rattle their scales loudly to scare them off.

Wimkarp can be found living in even the dirtiest bodies of water. It has a cowardly nature, and swims away in fear at incredible speeds when startled.

Forelp's swimming muscles are very weak, so it wraps its tail around seaweed to avoid being swept away by strong currents. Due to their vibrant appearance, many aquarists love including Forelp in their personal aquariums.

Lueon's sickle-shaped petals swiftly take down prey and enemies. Its vivid shed scales are collected and used as decorative inlay.

Lulu is known for its enchanting beauty, especially when its flowerbuds ripple gently in the wind. Perfumes made from these flowers are popular amongst young women.

Living deep in frigid caves, Carcuno is rarely seen. This is due to it sealing the cave entrances with impenetrable walls of ice to protect slumbering Carbink.

Carnair lives deep in underground lakes and is rarely seen. It is said to only appear to kind-hearted people, bathing them in a light from their crystalline horn to bless them with prosperity.

A colony of Carshrew was recently discovered deep underground after a wild Onix had tunneled through the cavern it had been sleeping in. The crystals growing on its body are thought to be millions of years old.

Caresta was recently discovered living deep inside volcanic caverns. It defends itself by shooting scorching beams from the crystalline parts of its body.

Venopip are nocturnal and gather in swarms after sunset. Their shaggy coats help them defend against predators and keep them warm on cold nights.

Venoizard is most active in the evenings, using its dimly glowing tail as a lure. It feasts on bugs attracted by this light.

Quilgron's body is covered with sturdy plant materials to protect it from any attack. Quilgron takes great care maintaining its territory, which includes periodically planting new trees.

Legends claim that Delcie was born from the flames and ore nestled deep inside the world's volcanoes. Those who peer into its incandescent flames are said to witness revelations of their futures.

Frogrow's keen eyesight allows it to effortlessly navigate its swamp habitat, even when it is filled with dense fog. When hunting, it plunges its long neck into the water to grab prey.

When under attack, Tordle releases plumes of thick smog. This smoke contains a weak poison that irritates the skin and eyes.

During battle, Tordactyl blows thick smoke from its nostrils to obscure itself and gain an advantage over its foes. It prefers to live in caves rich with coal and other minerals.

For Toreep, having a dirty coat is a sign of good health. The soot in its coat keeps pesky bug Pokémon like Joltik away.

Torkrow is weak on its own, so it relies on smoke signals to communicate with its flock. The shape of the smoke it emits from its tail warns its flock of specific dangers.

Toreon nest near the warm cliffs of active volcanoes. They release trails of smoke from their backs constantly.

Torseed's many spikes help it attach to rocky surfaces. It can be occasionally seen inhabiting chimneys, feeding on the soot that drifts up.

Many have observed that Torlix smells faintly of freshly baked bread. Its naturally warm body makes it a popular Pokémon for companionship.

Goursaur's strange song has been known to boost the growth of various crops. Every autumn season, many rural villages hold special ceremonies to give thanks to the Pokémon.

Swirvoir floats with the aid of its psychic abilities and spreads a sweet aroma wherever it goes. It has a generous nature, offering clumps of delicious sugar from its body to lift the spirits of others.

Swirvoir creates incredibly sugary and delightful sweets to lift the spirits of others. This skill can also be used in battle, as enemies who taste these sweets are rendered slothful and lose the will to fight.

Swirxen's fur has the soft and fluffy feel of cotton candy. The sweet aroma that wafts from its tail weakens the enemy's will to fight.

When Slureon smells a foul odor, it becomes very stressed. Desserts are known to help calm it down, as their delicious scents uplift the Pokémon's spirits.

Dressed in colorful cloth, Slurkyu participates in local autumn festivities with unbridled happiness. When these celebrations die down, it returns back into the wilderness.

Slurnaught is known for its intense passion towards protecting others. The presence of its mighty berry shield and courageous spirit inspires awe in friend and foe alike.

Lomdoof lives close to the water's edge. It enjoys being a nuisance to fishermen in its territory, using its sharp teeth to cut their lines.

Lomlu is found living near clean streams and ponds. It is known for its mischievous antics, which include spraying water on unsuspecting fishermen.

Ludilosion lives near lakes and loves to socialize with Pokémon and people alike. It produces a warm, invigorating aura as it dances.

When Minilett falls from the atmosphere, they quickly burrow underground while in this vulnerable state. They make their homes in tunnels created by Onix, hiding away at the first sign of danger.

It's said that those who are able to catch a glimpse of Miniflame flying across the cosmos on its burning wings will be blessed with great prosperity.

The colors from Minirona's wings radiate as splendidly as the sun. As it soars, dazzling multi-colored embers are scattered.

Dianpunny is extremely vain and punishes those who touch it without permission with a swift kick. In the past, it was a popular Pokémon for nobles due to its elegant appearance and attitude.

Luvnette's friendly nature and soft plushy body make it a popular Pokémon with children. It is thought that Luvnette eats away at negative emotions when it's hugged.

Multiple Poochcoon huddle close for protection, and howl in unison to scare off foes. The first one to evolve becomes leader of the pack.

Poochgull are often seen gathering in small flocks near seaside towns. When one member spots prey, the entire flock hungrily descends upon it with a flurry of pecks and bites.

Each flock of Mightwellow has a designated leader whose orders are never disobeyed. With an aggressive nature and perfect coordination, these flocks will bully other Flying-Type Pokémon out of their territory.

Zigvyle are known to be excellent runners, darting in unpredictable ways to throw off predators. They are not known to be aggressive and are often wary of people.

Zigple is a common sight in woodland areas. Its developed nose allows it to sniff out the tastiest berries.

Zigmur is meek and hardly makes any noise. Rather than fight, it quickly scampers to hide in quiet places where few others can find it.

Wurmrill is found near rivers and ponds with pristine water. When a predator approaches Wurmrill, it quickly dives underwater to hide.

Wurmcko spends its time in woodland treetops. It has been known to come to the aid of Wurmple who are being targeted by hungry bird Pokémon.

Wurmcada spends most of its time underground, feasting on plant roots. It eats as much as it can to gather energy to evolve.

Wurmon lives in caves, feeding primarily on moss and minerals. Its exoskeleton is as hard as diamonds.

Wurmple only focuses on finding and consuming food. The poison that leaks from its spikes causes immense pain, so most predators stay away from it.

As it gathers energy to evolve, the bright coloration of its body deters most predators. Its vibrant silk can be collected and woven into beautiful fabric.

Wurmscoon wrap themselves with silk laced with a mild irritant as they prepare for evolution. They retaliate against foes using the venomous spike on their head.

Wurmgull are found near the coast, gliding on gentle sea breezes. The spiked tips at the end of its wings contain a mild poison, and are used when Wurmgull feels threatened.

Swarming Wurmin are known for their destructive appetites, rendering a tree completely barren in a few hours. Researchers track Wurmin's populations and ranges to ensure they don't threaten farmland.

Silceus is rumoured to only appear to the most tenacious of tailors, as the legendary silk it produces is of exceptional quality. A simple scarf made of its silk can be sold for millions.

Seedskit is a common sight in forest ponds. The hard wooden cap on its head helps protect it from aerial predators.

Shiftwellow rides the wind with effortless grace, with some stories claiming it is capable of traversing entire regions in a single day. It makes its home in dense forests.

Tailkip are more commonly found when it is raining. They prefer searching for food in these conditions, as they can easily dig up the softened dirt to find Bug-type Pokémon hiding underground.

Tailtyena is known for having unlimited energy and a feisty attitude. It constantly challenges other Pokémon to prove its strength.

Tailple will periodically flap its wings and mimic chirping noises to appear more bird-like. Because of this, its most common predators are often fooled and leave it be.

Swellchic sprints extremely fast, capable of outpacing even a seasoned athlete. This speed allows it to take down fleeing prey easily.

When Swelltyena spots prey, it swoops down from great heights, gouging them with sharp talons. It has been used for many heraldic designs, symbolizing bravery.

Swellcatty prefer to live in solitude, roosting high atop trees. Highly aggressive, they viciously attack anything they perceive as a threat.

To conserve energy, Wingsea glides on sea breezes. When it spots prey below, it shoots out a powerful blast of water to stun them before diving down to finish them off.

Winglu's soft feathers are highly sought after by collectors. It is said that sailors who see flocks of Winglu while at sea are blessed with a safe voyage.

Suryena hunts near the edge of ponds and lakes. When prey comes near the surface of the water, it snaps forward with a powerful Bite.

Despite its cute appearance, Surgoose are feared predators of wetland ecosystems. Their keen senses and swift movements allow them to skewer aquatic prey with ease.

Masqueple extends its wings to seem larger and intimidate enemies. It then immobilizes them with strands of sticky silk so it can make its escape.

Whismvern is skittish, preferring to keep to itself deep inside caverns. When threatened, it makes a booming, harsh wail that can be heard up to 300 feet away.

Makuon spends its days toughening up its body by ramming into rocks. This rigorous training allows it to withstand blows from bigger Pokémon.

From sunrise to sunset, Medpix trains by intensely meditating. This training strengthens the power of its flames.

Electchic stores electricity in its feathers. Trainers must be careful when handling it or risk getting a nasty shock.

Electin converts energy from its meals into electricity. When threatened, it spits out a sticky substance to impede its foes.

Persaur is known for its greedy nature, stashing away anything it deems valuable in its den. Items recovered from these dens have included coins, rare berries, and even gemstones.

As Perdile is extremely obsessed with its appearance, it spends most of its time grooming itself. It unleashes a furious assault towards anything foolish enough to test its patience.

Voldile blinds enemies by flashing its bright tail. This creates an opening for it to swiftly crush them with its powerful jaws.

The Volyena with the biggest tail-light is the leader of the pack. They hunt at night, and the rapid flashing of their lights signals that prey is near.

Highly territorial, Voltyena flashes its tail-light with a specific rhythm to alert its pack about any trespassers. It prefers making its dens near clean ponds.

Grumchamp's savagery makes it extremely dangerous, but its exquisite meat fetches prices that are well worth the risk. Many covet its firm yet juicy texture when roasted, claiming that the more one chews, the more delicious the taste.

Zanziken's sharp claws and martial prowess make it a force to be reckoned with. It shows absolutely no mercy towards any Seviper fusions that enter its territory.

Using its keen sense of smell, Zanzagoon sniffs out and infiltrates the nests of its archrival, Seviper. It targets the eggs in the nest, brazenly stealing them for food.

The moment Sesol's eyes catch sight of prey, it pounces with astounding speed. Its sharpened horn and tail secrete a deadly poison.

Setad lives in swamps, floating on the top of the water as it hunts for prey. Despite its small size, it has a deadly bite.

Barkarp are a common sight in many creeks and streams. They feed on a variety of algae and carrion.

Corpby can be commonly found in rivers and wetlands. Its pincers are strong enough to shatter rocks, allowing it to take down any prey with ease.

Though Claygeot appears fearsome with many eyes, it often guides travelers who are lost in the desert. Ancient legends claim that these eyes peer into the past and future, making it a symbol of wisdom.

Clayrem's body melts when exposed to water, so Clayrem lives deep in mountainous caverns. When threatened, it shoots beams of ice from its many eyes.

Castfeon's warm body always glows faintly. The condition of sick plants has been known to improve when Castfeon is near.

Castetta is considered a bringer of positive energy because its cheerful songs are said to have the power to part the clouds themselves, along with gloomy feelings. Its body is pleasantly warm to the touch.

Castcoon's body is naturally warm, with many Pokémon often cozying up to rest near it. Castcoon doesn't mind this, as the presence of these Pokémon deters its predators.

As Castform flies, it releases a constant stream of diamond dust. The air around it freezes quickly even on sunny days, leaving sparkling trails in the sky.

Castdol brings about plentiful rainstorms as it flies. Because of this, ancient cultures greatly revered the Pokémon and depicted it in many murals.

Castcko produce a notable chill that surrounds them, even in warm weather. They live in boreal forests and are well-suited for the cold climate.

Castnoir are solitary Pokémon, only living in areas with perpetual snowstorms. They are thought to be spirits of the land itself who unleash icy retribution against threats to their territory.

Commonly found during snowstorms, Castform is perpetually cloaked in an icy mist. It is capable of controlling the frigid air around it to freeze enemies in place.

Many people love keeping Trotales in their homes, as they have a pleasant scent reminiscent of banana bread. Their diet consists of sweet tropical fruit.

Trogull are primarily found in warm, tropical seas. Veteran mariners claim that seeing Trogull flying while at sea is a sign that the vessel's food will soon spoil.

Troviper lives in the canopy of dense rainforests, dangling its fruit-shaped tail to attract prey. When unsuspecting prey draws near, Troviper descends to swallow them whole.

The fruit of wild Tropius are fifty times sweeter than domesticated ones. Because of this, dishes prepared with this ambrosial fruit fetch an exorbitant price and are only consumed by the elite.

A happy Chimeling creates beautiful sounds as it floats across the region. When it feels threatened, however, it emits piercing wails that can stun anyone nearby.

Manfairy live in small colonies in the mountains. They are often seen running amok; however, on nights of the full moon, they enter a trance-like state and become perfectly serene.

Walphan's thick hide and fur allow it to live comfortably in regions with harsh winters. It is considered a reliable steed, as it traverses mountain passes with ease.

Hunvoir is a predator that uses its uniquely alluring tail to bait unsuspecting prey. Once they're close, it viciously shreds them with its pointed fangs.

Reliogre are only found hiding deep within submerged ruins across Hoenn's seas. Recently discovered cave paintings suggest they have been around since prehistoric times.

When one Tynaeon spots danger, the ring around its stomach glows brightly to warn others. When many Tynaeon work together, they can discharge powerful sparks.

Primetwo uses its psychic powers to seek out strong Pokémon to fight. It is known for its brutal nature, and won't be satisfied until it achieves absolute victory over its opponent.

Primepede's bulky physique and aggressive nature make it a dangerous Pokémon to face. It mercilessly pummels enemies with its poison-tipped fists.

Known for its resolute heart, Arcaeon never defies a trusted Trainer's orders. It has been depicted across history as a symbol of loyalty and bravery.

Arcasian always carries itself with elegance and pride. A Trainer of Arcasian must dedicate time to grooming its thick coat or risk facing its ire.

Greatly feared for its appetite for destruction, Chardos is incredibly dangerous. Ancient literature claims that it was responsible for reducing several kingdoms to ash.

Charquaza flies endlessly through the sky, cloaking its body in scorching flames. People lived in fear of it in the past, as when it descended, the intense heat surging from its body caused droughts.

Though renowned for their beauty, the tips of Chartales's tails are extremely hot to the touch. Those foolish enough to grab one of these tails receive painful burns that can never heal.

Charvenant were once thought to be wicked fire spirits that started forest fires on a whim. In reality, they only burn away diseased trees to help protect their forest home.

Chardrio's three heads each has a will of its own and often squabble with each other. It is feared for its aggressive disposition and the searing flames it bellows.

Despite the fact Polisaur has four legs, it clumsily waddles on land. Its body is coated in a slick poisonous fluid to deter predators.

Poliuna's hardened cocoon covers everything but its white belly, so it always stays alert for danger. It extends a venomous barb to defend itself.

Though Polichan appears to have rather thin limbs, its entire body is solid muscle. Boxing gyms often use Polichan to help demonstrate certain moves to newcomers.

Polikarp wields its beefy whiskers with great skill. It fearlessly challenges bigger Pokémon to prove its strength.

Poliras lives in freezing climates, spending most of its time in the water. It slams its sturdy body against ice floes and rocks as a form of training.

Aborb spends most of the day peacefully resting near power plants. When startled, it teleports away with a bright flash, temporarily blinding anyone too close.

When hunting, Alaflame used its great intellect and psychic powers to help predict the movement of its prey. These skills make it one of the top predators around.

In the wild, young Malithe will often engage in spirited races with each other to develop their stamina. They are known to run over 30mph when particularly excited.

Despite its already incredible strength, Machop continuously exercises to build more muscle. It often trains alongside bodybuilders in fitness gyms.

Belltrio's three heads are on constant alert for danger deep in its jungle habitat. Each head is capable of firing peas at rapid speed.

The tough exoskeleton of Squirtpie protects it from attacks. It stays near ponds, quickly darting to the water when it spots bird Pokémon in the sky.

A pungent fluid constantly oozes from Victreeto's mouth. Low-end beauty companies are able to easily collect this fluid for little cost to use in a variety of products.

While Victreedrill camouflages in trees, it attracts avian Pokémon by wiggling its bug-shaped vine. When unsuspecting prey draws near, it proceeds to strike furiously with its venomous forelegs.

The mouths on Victreeturne's hands are capable of shooting a powerful acid. This voracious predator hunts bug Pokémon after sunset.

Tentamar are found living near hotsprings, often seen relaxing in the water. Some resort towns use this sight as a tourist attraction.

Despite Georow's stubby legs and awkward proportions, it can run quite fast. Its coarse plumage helps repel attacks.

Geosol uses its powerful claws to dig through dirt and stone with ease. In mountainous regions, it can be seen helping out after devastating landslides.

Graveitar lives on rugged mountain slopes, spending most of its time wrestling with others of its kind. It crunches and consumes around 100lbs of rocks daily, reshaping the mountainous landscape in the process.

The many stones that cover Goselia's body hold a mystical power. Those lucky enough to find one are said to be blessed with peaceful slumber.

Ponyotto lives in volcanic regions, using its keen eyes to spot prey when soaring high above the terrain. It was once thought to be the fledgling of the legendary Pokémon Moltres.

Rapivoir's flames have minor healing properties that it bestows to its loved ones. Against hostile enemies, Rapivoir uses its fire to burn them to ash.

Wardrill is highly territorial and aggressive. With multiple stingers as sharp as steel, many run in fear at the sight of one.

Donine's powerful legs allow it to run hundreds of miles a day. When resting, the two heads meticulously groom its thick plumage with their beaks.

Dewros's thick coat allows it to shrug off the cold. Teams of Dewros are used to pull wagons and other vehicles in arctic climates.

Dewnair are peaceful, but will fiercely defend themselves or their offspring with the sharp horn on their heads. With their ability to alter the weather, they occasionally help aid lost explorers by dissipating snowstorms.

The sludge-like body of Grians has powerful corrosive properties. Team Rocket will often use this Pokémon to help destroy padlocks.

The thick sludge that makes up Mubro's body produces a vile stench. It slowly lumbers about in landfills.

Blastdile is capable of firing intense streams of water from its mouth. Many racecar circuits use multiple Blastdile to keep the stands clean and in case of emergency.

Blastross dwells in deep sea caves near the bottom of the ocean. It shoots electrically charged jets of water to take down foes.

The fossilized remains of Shelldactyl have been discovered in coastal caves. Its tough shell plating that covers its body is as hard as steel.

Cloywak can be seen chiseling away at its bony helmet to create its signature spiky appearance. It fires daggers of compressed water to attack any foe threatening it or its young.

Though Haunlosion is covered in spectral flames, its body is quite cold to the touch. It is most active on moonless nights, stalking its victims silently.

As Gensian is capable of turning fully invisible, it is a terrifying hunter. It silently stalks its victims before pouncing and shredding them with its claws.

The patterns on its tail resemble charms used to ward off evil spirits. It is a popular Pokémon for Trainers who are fans of the occult.

Onuna hang precariously from the ceilings of dark caverns. Due to a number of injuries caused by falling Onuna, many caves have posted signs warning explorers of the potential danger.

Onfeon is covered in moss and vines, allowing it to easily blend in with the foliage of its jungle habitat. If it senses danger drawing near, it tenses up and stays perfectly still to appear like a statue.

Hypdra lives in warm oceans and uses its shiny tail to lure in prey. It augments its movement with its psychic powers to swiftly move in the water.

Hypgey is highly intelligent. Researchers have observed Hypgey using its pendulum to hunt, utilizing the reflective properties to attract fish to the water's surface.

Many avoid Krabkyu when they see it scuttling around with dangerously sharp scissors. However, it has been witnessed using them to free washed up Pokémon that are ensnared in discarded fishing lines.

Krabphish lives in warm seas. It is considered a delicacy, but its powerful pincers and sturdy shell make catching it no easy feat.

Despite its cute appearance, Kingwag has a bite force of 10,000 psi. This massive jaw is quite heavy, however, and causes it to often stumble about.