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It fires small seeds from its arms that grow incredibly quickly once they hit the ground. Bulbazone has commonly been used to help reforestation efforts.

The carnivorous sprout on Bulbawile's head is newly developed and not very intelligent, relying on the body to guide it. If it's not fed regularly, it throws a tantrum and tries to rip itself from the body.

Bulbagoo's leaves are incredibly thick and can be seen with large bite marks taken out of them. Its thorns eject a mild poison that is mainly used to physically weaken its opponents.

Caterwile uses its large jaws to devour any plant matter it can find. Its insatiable hunger drives it to attempt eating even much larger Grass Pokémon, regardless of the danger.

Legends say this Pokémon came to be when a Caterpie with an insatiable hunger consumed an entire forest, growing to an enormous size. Unable to carry its own weight on land, it slumbers in the deep ocean.

Caterpunny have extremely strong legs, allowing them to cover 100 feet in a single bound. They seem to a have a fondness for leafy vegetables, lettuce in particular.

Caterno only comes out at night, using its antennae to sense its surroundings. Despite being very weak, Caterno will not hesitate to headbutt anything that it deems a threat.

Catergar love to scare passing Trainers, usually hiding in small trees then popping out suddenly with a mischievous grin. Oddly enough it seems to disappear before the Trainer gets a good look at them.

Caterno uses its hypnotic lure to put entire swarms of Bug Pokémon under its control. It forces them to fight for it in combat because of its lackluster combat prowess.

The bulb on Voltsaur's back contains unstable electrical energy, and disrupting it could cause a large explosion. It uses its wire-like vines to siphon energy from plant matter.

During stormy nights, swarms of Voltpie emerge to draw lightning bolts with their rod-like antennae. They are aggressive Pokémon, often shocking each other for fun.

Unlike other Pokémon that use Poké Ball-like disguises, its mouth has a pattern mimicking an Ultra Ball to lure in stronger prey. Its jaws surge with electricity, which it uses to paralyze anything it chomps on.

As soon as Voltloon hit the ground, their bodies erupt in a violent explosion. Some people theorized that scientists created Voltloon as a weapon during wartime, but this rumor has been proven false.

Voltape are extremely volatile and should not be approached under any circumstance. If agitated, they explode with anger and electrocute anything in their vicinity.

Voltizard fire large streams of plasma from their cannons, incapacitating weaker Pokémon. Their durable shell can contain the electrical energy coursing through it.

These mischievous Pokémon will nibble on electrical lines to feed on electricity. Due to their weak carapaces, they are highly volatile and will explode if even slightly damaged.

The larger Electrwile's orb-like mouth grows, the more energy it stores and the more volatile it becomes. When face to face with larger opponents, it will chomp down on its foe before detonating.

Electrxen uses the large amount of energy stored in its wand to summon massive explosions. It will blow up anything it can find with terrifying glee.

Exeggwile place their egg-like mouths in other Pokémon's nests as traps, attempting to eat any Pokémon that tries to steal them. Despite this, they are friendly to the parents and newly hatched babies.

Despite its large size, Exeggutops pursues its prey at terrifying speeds. It quickly slices the heads of its prey before devouring them with its three heads.

Exegguwile struggles to walk straight due to the weight of its jaws on the back of its head, often stumbling to keep balanced. It snaps at Pokémon that mistake its head for a tree and try to land on it.

Cupie struggles to walk straight due to the weight of its jaws on the back of its head, often stumbling to keep balanced. It snaps at Pokémon that mistake its head for a tree and try to land on it.

Its body is made of incredibly hot sand. Cugma uses the bones on its body to break and grind down rocks to sand for consumption.

Marowile isolate themselves in caves, avoiding all social interaction, especially with humans. Legends claim the skull on their back holds a distressed spirit that watches over them.

Hitmonpunny's elastic legs allow it to leap over skyscrapers. It uses this to land devastating jump kicks with the impact of a small meteorite.

Hitmonea's legs are incredibly stretchy and can reach up to 30 feet. It is incredibly resilient, patiently waiting for an opponent in the harsh desert.

Hitmonfa can be seen sparring with each other to train their surprisingly powerful punches. They struggle to hit their opponents due to their short arms.

Hitmonrill hone their strength by smashing their hefty tails into trees and rocks. They are deceptively strong, striking with enough force to dent a steel beam.

Its hair acts like a punching bag which Hitmonwile uses to train its punches for most of the day. If it is struggling in a fight, it will swing its hair wildly trying to knock away its opponent with extreme force.

Despite being lightweight, Hitmonloon is incredibly strong and loves to spar with others. Because of its rubbery body, blunt-force impacts don't hurt it that much.

Its tongue is over twice its body length, so it mainly uses it to determine its surroundings. If any bird Pokémon tries to eat it, it will coat their wings in its sticky saliva, making it difficult for them to fly.

Its tongue is actually a cleverly hidden set of jaws that drapes over Lickiwile's head. The mouth is very sensitive to pain, and it will attack anything that hits it too hard.

Lickimeleon's tongue and tail are coated in a spicy chemical that makes its fire attacks stronger. The chemical will cause an intense burning sensation even though it doesn't damage the skin.

Koffpie's antennae constantly emits a horrific stench to prevent any predators from eating it. Every Koffpie has a slightly different smell which they use to identify one another.

The gas it produces is a mixture of helium and methane, allowing it to float on its own gas. The mixture is also highly flammable, causing the gas to explode if ignited.

Koffown swarm in polluted areas, feeding off of the toxins in the air. Scientists often use the number of Koffown in an area to determine its toxicity.

The mouth on Koffwile's head constantly belches toxic fumes to incapacitate anyone that breathes the gas in. The more food Koffwile has eaten, the more concentrated the gas becomes.

Fusing two Metapod together makes their carapace as hard as diamond. The energy generated for evolution increases their density to almost star-like levels.

Metafish swings from tree branches, its tough, spiky body acting as a wrecking ball. Stronger Pokémon will grab the branch and use Metafish as a flail-like weapon.

Metaby lies motionless on the seafloor, waiting patiently for evolution. Despite having no current use for its pincers, it will instinctively grab anything given to it.

Weewile constantly produces a lightweight gas that is both incredibly poisonous and capable of causing severe mutations with prolonged exposure. As a result, its body is almost entirely covered in tumors.

Weedon are simple-minded Pokémon, rather using brute strength than employing a thought-out strategy. They produce a noxious gas that causes severe skin and lung damage.

Weerade marks its territory with a gaseous chemical similar to spray paint. The chemical is very toxic and can poison its victims within a matter of minutes if inhaled.

Weeter's fumes are so putrid that even other Poison-type Pokémon can't stand its stench. Anything that Weeter touches will carry its stench for over a month.

Rhypie's head is covered with a thick, rock-like hide used for sparring with others. Clever predators, however, target its unprotected tail when it's distracted.

Rhywak is incredibly territorial and will start fights with anyone that comes near its cave. Its bone is covered in a thick layer of stone that makes it a powerful weapon in combat.

Rhysir builds its den out of large boulders and is able to lift rocks up to 100 tons in weight. There have been multiple reported instances of Rhysir aiding in dangerous cave rescues.

Rhybok builds its den deep underground, spending most of its time digging out new tunnels. Abandoned Rhybok dens are highly sought after by mining companies.

Rhyslash uses its powerful claws to tunnel straight through hard stone, building its nest deep inside them. Its stone scales are incredibly sharp and ancient peoples used to use them as spear tips.

Rhylia is very sensitive to light, so it keeps itself buried underground until the sun sets. Its eyes are protected by a thin film that keeps debris out while digging.

Rhyran takes great pride in its tough armor, smashing itself into rocks to prove its strength. Its armor actually turns brittle in the cold, so it tends to stay in its cave until spring.

Rhyfable hide out in mountainous areas, using their powerful claws to dig out Moon Stones. During meteor showers, Rhyfable come down from the mountains to share their Moon Stones with other Pokémon.

Rhyseed hangs from the cave ceiling and will try to bash anyone who touches it. Its rocky shell is almost impenetrable, allowing it to be dropped from ludicrous heights without feeling a thing.

Groups of Rhyolett can be seen patrolling large cave systems and will charge full force into intruders on sight. If one of their limbs breaks off, they will grab a large piece of stone to replace it with.

Instead of using its fangs in combat, Rhybat will dive bomb into its opponent with enough force to shatter stone. However, it often ends up concussing itself, leaving it wide open for attack.

Rhyeye spends most of its day mining, searching for rare ores and gemstones. It hates miners, often trying to chase them away so it can have the gems all to itself.

Rhywear is very simple-minded, as it will charge headfirst into battle with little regard for its safety. Its gray fur is very rough and can even cause minor injuries if you're unlucky.

Rhynea lives in rocky canyons, using its tough claws to climb the cliff face. It prides itself on its tough face plating and will smash its head into rocks to show off its strength.

The rocks on a Rhynat's body are very brittle and will turn into sand when it starts to get windy. Despite its fluffy appearance, Rhynat is significantly heavier than it looks.

Rhybell uses its body like a wrecking ball, swinging from a tree using its vine and then smashing itself into its opponent. However, the impact can sometimes be so powerful that it gets itself stuck in the ground.

Hot-headed and belligerent, Rhyler smash into each other to prove whose armor is the strongest. Rescue workers often rely on them to break or carry large rocks during cave rescues.

Rhytly often haunts mineshafts, repeatedly headbutting machinery in an effort to get the miners to leave. However, once they do leave, Rhytly will soon get bored and search for a new mine to haunt.

During thunderstorms, large arcs of electricity jump between Rhyode's horn. Rather than digging the conventional way, Rhyode will blow itself up to take a chunk out of the mountainside.

Rhyzor likes hunting for geodes, using its serrated pincers to crack them open. While it is too heavy to fly, it uses its wings to cool itself down while deep underground.

Rhyitar claims an entire mountain as its territory and will fiercely fight off any Pokémon that dare challenge it. After large landslides, Rhyitar will spend weeks repairing the mountainside.

Rhychu only comes out of its nest during thunderstorms, drawing in all nearby lightning strikes with its conductive horn. The drill on its tail produces large sparks while drilling that have been known to start wildfires.

Rhyvern nests atop large cliffs, making large cracks in the cliff face using its powerful horn. It is a very territorial Pokémon and will often lob large boulders at trespassers from above.

Rhywear's powerful arms are powerful enough to effortlessly cleave through stone. Despite never using it in combat, Rhywear always tries to keep its horn nice and sharp.

Miners consider Rhymoth a nuisance, as it is drawn to the lights from mining equipment. The scales on its wings are actually small stone shards sharp enough to pierce leather.

Chanpie expends most of its energy producing tiny egg-like pellets to feed its colony. To sustain itself, it consumes over 100 pounds of plant matter daily.

Chanlava cooks its eggs with its flames which makes them incredibly nutritious. It uses a lot of energy to cook them, so Chanlava only gives its eggs to the critically injured.

Chanwile have grown in popularity as portable Pokémon Centers, able to heal any Pokémon within minutes. Due to the massive energy required, they need constant care.

The vine-like hairs that coat Tanpie are actually quite tough and are able to resist the pecks of a Pidgeotto. It will also use the vines to swing from tree to tree if it needs to escape from danger.

No one knows what Tanwile's real body looks like, only glimpsing a single eye encased in darkness. Anyone who dares approach is mercilessly devoured by its carnivorous vines.

Tanwig's vines grow rapidly when exposed to harsh sunlight, so Tanwig has to regularly chew them off. These vines have become popular as a gluten-free noodle substitute.

Tanwear's vines are incredibly thick and are resistant to most regular weaponry. In combat, it will wrap its opponents in its vines and then squeeze them until they can no longer breathe.

Tanat hides in the forest, rarely being seen by Trainers. Legends say that colonies of Tanat take in injured travelers and will look after them until they recover.

Tanduck hides amongst the reeds, the vines on its head catching small fish for it to eat. However, sometimes the vines wrap around Tanduck's head too tight, causing it to become light-headed.

Tanbro's body is being overtaken by the parasitic vines from its tail, gradually draining it of vital nutrients. Somehow, Tanbro doesn't seem to mind, sometimes even chewing on the vines for fun.

Kangasffy keeps its young in its wool, keeping them warm and feeding them with its own electricity. Once the babies are old enough, it will give them some of its wool to aid them in their adult life.

The young baby of a Kangastang is nurtured by the metal mother. Once the mother grows old, the baby will pilot it to protect the two of them.

Horwile wraps its head fin around sea grass to prevent being swept away by strong currents. Seeing two Horwile with their fins intertwined is said to bring eternal happiness.

Seawile shoots pressurized ink from its two cannon-like mouths with enough force to pierce steel. They often compete in standoffs to determine the quicker shot.

Seadisc fires pressurized jets of ink from its mouth, powerful enough to break through coral. If two schools end up running into each other, a massive fight will break out, staining the water black with ink.

Golpie are very weak and are a common food source for many aquatic Pokémon. Golpie swim in schools with numbers in the thousands trying to defend themselves but it's not very effective.

Golvoir are often seen with a school of male Goldeen. They are able control the flow of the water to guide their school.

Golwile lure sailors with their gorgeous, flowing scales and enchanting singing voice. However, the hair-like jaws on their head bite anyone foolish enough to approach.

Goltias are able to become completely invisible underwater thanks to its psychic powers. The patterns on its body ripple across its body like waves.

The strongest Seapie lead their school with high prestige, but they are not much stronger and are often picked off first. As they age, more black spots appear on their fins.

Searill lies at the bottom of the ocean, swimming around looking for sea grass. When the water current gets too strong, it will anchor itself to a nearby rock with its long tail.

Seatyke swim in large schools, leaping out of the water in a gorgeous spectacle. Male Seatyke are incredibly competitive and will attempt to pierce each other's wings with their horns.

Seaish is very proud of its scales and will flaunt them to any passing Pokémon. However, it is incredibly temperamental and will viciously attack those who don't appreciate its appearance.

Despite being friendly towards humans, Seagong is a vicious arctic predator and will prey on anything smaller than it. It uses its sharp horn to break through thick ice.

Buttersparce makes their nests inside tree trunks, feeding on the sap inside. It especially loves trees with large amounts of flowers.

Butterwile lures in other bug Pokémon to eat by dripping the nectar it has collected onto its fangs. It is very popular for pest control since the nectar has a very pleasant aroma.

Butteray's wings spread luminescent scales that can somehow be seen through solid objects. It will coat its prey in these scales in order to track them down.

Butterling can be found in flower gardens, cheerfully feeding on nectar. Flocks of Butterling will often help Beedrill for a share of their honey.

Butterler likes to cultivate little gardens of seaweed, the scales from its wings providing valuable nutrients. If anyone tries to damage the seaweed without its consent, it will smash them to bits with its powerful pincers.

Said to be an alien larva, Starpie can see in 360 degrees thanks to the red orbs on its body. Swarms of Starpie seem most active during a full moon.

Starllery is incredibly intelligent, able to quickly track and ambush its prey in pitch darkness. While rarely seen in surface waters, some Starllery will be curious enough to check out the land above.

Startine only appears on clear nights, the starlight brilliantly reflecting off of its golden scales. Sailors often tell tales of Startine supposedly bringing good fortune to anyone who sees it.

The gem on its forehead is said to be able to sense rainy weather since Starwile seems to only appear dancing in the rain. It catches small Pokémon in its umbrella-like mouth where they are left to be digested.

The hand-like appendage on Mr. pie's tail concentrates its psychic powers. It will use this hand to grab berries from trees a few feet off the ground. It seems to enjoy juggling these berries for fun.

It will frequently change its color to either trick its opponent or entertain its Trainer. The number of color combinations Mr. eon can take on is said to range in the billions.

Despite its monstrous appearance, Mr. wile tries not to harm others with its jaws. Instead, it uses acrobatic skills to flee danger or distract foes with circus-like routines.

When Mr. wick is scared, it will shoot out a burst of confetti alongside a small popping sound, startling its attacker. Mr. wick is quite popular at birthday parties and other celebrations.

Mr. wear can be seen performing for children, showing off marvelous feats of strength. However, it hates its own appearance and will flee in terror if anyone mocks how it looks.

Mr. dash are popular at carnivals, happily giving rides to children around colorful tents. It has full control over its flames, allowing for anyone its trusts to touch them.

All of Scycute's heads work together to build their nest, cutting off small tree branches and organizing them into a sturdy structure. Once they are done, they don't move from their nest until they are ready to evolve.

Scydrill despises others of its own kind and will often get in heated battles over territory. It impales its prey with its sharp stinger before slicing them to pieces while they are still pinned.

Scycross can level an entire forest's worth of trees with its scythes if it puts its mind to it. However, it mainly uses them in combat, mostly to spar with other Scycross.

Scygrowth lives in thick jungles, cutting down thick vines using its scythes to wrap around itself. While not strong enough to fly, Scygrowth will rapidly beat its wings to cool itself down during the summer.

Scyran's blades are sharp but precise, marking their territory with their own individual signature. Because of this, artisans will use their own Scyran to sign their pottery.

Scyrina's blades are coated with poison, making it quite a dangerous Pokémon. However, outside of hunting, Scyrina will only attack those who threaten it or its children.

Scywile flies low, searching for insect nests in trees. It uses the scythe on its head to slice the tree cleanly in half.

Scyrino often gets into fights with one another, beating their wings vigorously as a show of aggression. Its bladed horns are sharp enough to cut thick tree branches in a single slice.

Scyloom are incredibly intelligent, ambushing their prey in packs before slicing them to pieces. While their arms might look short, they are able to extend them up to 15 feet to reach their target.

Scymuku can be found in kelp forests, cutting through the thick kelp with its extendable blade. It is quite protective of its kelp and will try to chase away anyone that tries to take it.

Scyagon's wings are too small to lift it from the ground, so it will jump from tall trees to attempt to get some air. It can often be seen falling headfirst into the ground, getting its sharp horns stuck in the earth.

Scyxew will only use its scythes in combat, as it wants to keep its tusks nice and sharp. To make its den, it will cut down a thick enough tree and then hollow it out from the inside.

It can spin its blades at incredibly high speeds, shredding through thick logs in a matter of seconds. Lumberjacks will often own a Scyoom as they act as efficient woodchippers.

Though not very physically strong, Scypod is easy to aggravate and will pursue anything that enrages it. Its teeth are incredibly sharp, able to slice cleanly through tree branches.

Scynat hops atop the trees, slicing through thick tree branches with their large scythes. Other Scynat will use their scythes to cut each other's hair when it gets too long.

Scymoth can fly up to 90mph, cutting through oncoming trees with its sharp wings. It feeds on thick tree bark, often stripping the trees bare before it is satisfied.

Scysian is an expert at navigating the thick rainforest, using its sharp claws to both climb trees and clear away foliage. Its green skin allows it to blend into the canopy while stalking its prey.

Scyduck can be seen swimming down the river, cutting through the reeds and kelp with its sharp blades. While its wings are too small to fly, they do help it propel through the water at high speeds.

Despite how sharp Scybell's scythes are, it mainly uses them like hooks to climb up trees. However, if the blades are ever cut off, Scybell will be stuck until they grow back.

Scyduo's wings are incredibly sharp, allowing it to slice its prey while running at top speed. However, Scyduo does need to be careful, as it could easily cut off one of its heads if it isn't paying attention.

Jynpie uses its strong lips to stick to trees. It sheds its hair as a decoy, tricking predators into grabbing it without causing harm.

Jynllery is said to make contracts with the denizens of the deep, manipulating other Pokémon to put themselves in danger so it doesn't have to fight them itself.

Jynwile will use its powerful lips to attach itself to the side of ice caves while they sleep. It is said if you are ever kissed by one, you will slowly be drained of your body heat.

Jynsharp rule over small groups of Pawniard with an iron fist, never showing an ounce of warmth to its subjects. It cares deeply about its appearance and will get its Pawniard to tend to it after every battle.

Jynmence decorates its den with luxurious sculptures made out of ice crystals. If anyone trespasses on its territory, it will freeze them solid without a second thought.

A highly intelligent Pokémon with an even bigger ego. It can be seen tinkering with electronic devices for its mad plan to hypnotize other Pokémon into being its henchmen.

Electawile live in groups around lightning rods to gain natural power. They link their jaws together to amplify their electrical power. A group of ten or more Electawile can produce enough electricity to power a large city for a week.

Magpie spews small flames to burn food to ashes before eating. Its horns burn at 1500 degrees, emitting pungent smoke that warns predators before igniting them.

Magwile's body is coated in flammable oil that ignites to deter foes. Its bites can cause third-degree burns that nearly reach the bone.

Magwear prefers not to use its fire attacks directly. Instead, it will use its immense strength to throw volcanic boulders at its opponents.

Its body is made of burning igneous rock. Magdude will spew molten rock at anyone it finds a threat, even though it can't shoot very far.

The rocks that make up its body are incapable of melting, even if submerged in magma. Magnix tends to live deep below the surface, mostly under active volcanoes.

The claw on Pinwile can crush anything it grabs with 5,000 pounds of pressure. It creates a border of decimated trees to outline its territory.

Pinat uses its horns and teeth to chew through thick trees and branches. Large armies of Pinat are used by logging companies.

Swarms of Pinmoth usually arrive in a cloud of poisonous dust that chokes out all forms of plant life. Once they pick their prey, they will tear them apart with their serrated jaws, leaving no remains behind.

Pinbell's mouth acts similarly to a paper shredder, allowing it to shred through thick plant matter with ease. Gardeners will often use Pinbell to get rid of excess plant waste.

Taupie are very aggressive and will headbutt anything that moves. However, their carapace isn't tough enough to resist the sheer amount of blunt force, so Taupie is constantly covered in bruises.

Taubuff will try to ram themselves into anything, even though their bodies are so light they don't do much damage. Their horns are still developing.

Taurina is usually quite docile, but it will fiercely stand its ground if it thinks its young is in danger. Its horns are sharper during mating season.

Despite its body being docile, the mouth on Tauwile's head is always agitated and tries to gnaw anything in its path. Tauwile is often domesticated for its tough dark-brown hair.

Tauwick are very territorial and will viscously whip anyone who comes near. The whips can get quite hot and will leave nasty burn-like scars on the victim's body.

Tauwear is quick to anger and has no issue charging full force at anyone that irritates it. It will even grab its opponents to smash them into any hard surface it desires.

While Taumoth's sting isn't life-threatening, its venom can cause excruciating pain lasting over three days. Unless provoked, it only seems to target Tauros and Miltank.

When threatened, Taubell will crack its vines like a whip to scare off its attacker. It will also use it vines to swing from trees and to catch it prey like a lasso.

Magipie are pitifully weak and worthless in battle, but they are valuable as fishing bait. An entire industry exists for breeding tens of thousands of them.

Its hair-like protrusion mimics a Magikarp, tricking opponents into thinking it's too weak to fight back. However, this often causes more problems for Magiwile than anything else.

Weeorb only uses its legs to climb up trees, preferring to just roll around. The venom it produces is dangerous, but it does cause a paralyzing pain similar to a taser.

Weewak wield Weedle as weaponry, flailing them around with little regard for their safety. Its thick carapace protects it's from the Weedle's sting.

Weeckle is incredibly frail, and it will hide in rock piles to avoid predators. Despite having a venomous sting, it barely has any effect on Pokémon larger than it.

It is able to attack from a distance using the sharp stinger on its long tail. The potent venom it produces is so powerful that it can cause full-body paralysis within minutes.

The barbs on Weewile's body are actually ingrown teeth from its monstrous head. These teeth inject poison on contact, but only full bites deliver a dangerous dose.

Gyarapie will swallow anything that can fit in its mouth. If it doesn't eat its own body weight in food daily, it flies into a fury and thrashes until exhausted.

Gyarawile will never attack Pokémon it considers weaker than it. However, if its anger reaches a critical point, it will violently attack anything within its line of sight until nothing remains.

Lapwile are quite shy and will only appear to kind-hearted Trainers in need while at sea. When threatened, it sharpens its water-like appendage to cut through stone.

Lapxorus are powerful swimmers, able to keep swimming for over a day even in freezing cold waters. Its powerful tusks allow of it to cleave through any iceberg in its way.

Ditpie's carapace is made of an amorphous substance that lets it mimic any Pokémon. However, they can only mimic things by pattern and camouflage as a leaf while sleeping.

Ditwile tries to appear cute or beautiful to gain Trainers' affection. However, its mouth remains, so it does its best to hide its true face.

Eepie can be found virtually everywhere, looking for their ideal spot for evolution. Despite how small they are, Eepie can survive in even the harshest of environments.

Its body has not fully adapted to its aquatic habitat as it struggles to swim in stronger currents. Due to its fur not being fully hydrophobic, it is constantly saturated with water.

Eereon's fur is warm to the touch, making it a popular pet in colder areas. If it gets too angry, however, it has a chance to accidentally catch its fur on fire.

Eedreavus love to collect evolution stones and will wear them as jewelry. It will even sneak into department stores to steal their collection of stones.

Each of the paint colors Eegle uses seems to have elemental properties. Red paint is hot to the touch, yellow paint gives an electric shock, and green paint accelerates plant growth.

Eeon's fur will change color to match its environment. Curiously, the same effect can be produced by exposing it to certain evolution stones.

Despite its cuteness and friendly nature, Eewile's three other heads are constantly at war. They spew elemental attacks to prove their evolution is superior to the main body.

The petals on Eeplume's head symbolizes its evolutionary potential. The more of one type of petal is on its head, the closer it is to evolution.

Vaporsaur's legs haven't quite adapted to aquatic conditions so it relies on its powerful tail to propel itself through the water. They are quite friendly to humans and will come to shore just to play with them.

This Pokémon's delicate wings are actually webbed fins that allow it to propel itself through the water. However, it struggles to fly outside of the water because of the weight of these fins.

Vaporki's body is completely waterproof, allowing them to stay in water for a virtually infinite amount of time. They are the perfect partners for swimmers and beachgoers.

Joltsaur's bristle-like hairs gather static electricity, which it uses for sustenance and defense. Despite its small legs, it can move up to 30 miles per hour due to its high energy.

Joltpie's bristle-like hairs gather static electricity which it uses for sustenance and as a defense mechanism. Despite its small legs it can move up to 30mph thanks to its high energy.

Joltsaur stores its internal electricity in its crystalline bud that resembles a thunder stone. They roam around on stormy days, waiting for lightning to be drawn to their bud.

It flies at such a high speed that it regularly breaks the sound barrier. During thunderstorms, Joltflame will draw in lightning bolts to allow it to fly even faster.

Its veins pulse with electrical energy that help enhance its muscles. When it gets fired up in battle its quills become charged and draw in lightning strikes to gain more power.

Flasaur are quite feisty and will tackle other Pokémon while cloaked in flames. Its soft fur burns as hot as a campfire, so these Pokémon are quite popular amongst campers.

The fluff on its body is highly flammable and Flapie can easily ignite it to scare off any predators. Its body is highly resistant to heat and is able to withstand forest fires without issue.

A unique evolution of Eevee, its poisonous sweat mixes with flames to cause lost-lasting pain. Its red glow can be seen on dark nights.

Its pale-red petals give off an intense heat that can cause burns from over 20 feet away. When angered, the tuft of fur on its back ignites like a blowtorch, scorching anything in its path.

If Flakyu gets a bit too heated in battle, it will end up burning its disguise, causing it to have to rebuild it. Flakyu are quite popular companions during the winter season.

Its body is always piping hot, and its cream can even cause burns if you're not careful. It loves to steal baked goods that have just come out of the oven.

Said to have been created as a cheap virus protection, Porypie can travel in and out of devices and feed on corrupted computer code. Millions of Porypie live in a computer at a time.

Poryrona can be found in large server rooms, feeding on any excess data or code. If it consumes too much data, its wings will start to release large amounts of heat.

Omados were thought to be extinct until they were discovered living in the deep ocean. It waits patiently on the seafloor, catching anything that swims underneath it with its tentacles.

Omalous are quite rare due to needing two separate shells for evolution. Their shells have lots of cracks and scars due to the two heads constantly fighting one another.

Kakode do not like to be disturbed, as they will explode violently if anyone so much as touches them. To prevent this, Kakode will often wrap itself in a toxic thread to deter others from touching it.

Keeping the tough carapace after evolution, Kakdrill is a lot slower than other Beedrill but significantly bulkier. Kakdrill will often clash with one another, trying to pierce each other's shells.

Due to its tough exoskeleton, Kakgey has trouble learning to fly. Groups of them can be seen falling out of trees in an attempt to fly.

Despite being covered in an armored carapace, Kakra is incredibly weak and will teleport out of danger to avoid being injured. It is theorized that Kakra's shell contains large amounts of psychic energy.

Kakpoke's carapace has no pain receptors, so it will often not notice that it is being attacked. Their metabolism is very slow, only having to eat a single berry a day.

Despite being able to mutate its own body, Snorxys prefers to keep its body as simple as possible to conserve energy. It mostly just lazes around, using its psychic powers to grab food.

Snorkey is almost always grumpy, due to a lack of good sleep. Trying to wake Snorkey is a terrible idea as it will violently pummel you until it exhausts itself.

It only appears during the winter months, bringing a light dusting of snow wherever it flies. Its wings are sensitive to heat and will start to melt if it gets too warm.

If you see a small icy comet darting across the sky, it could be an Artirachi. It only arrives in the early winter to bring the first snow of the season.

Zapcuno commands large hailstorms that can devastate entire villages. These hailstones are charged with electricity and can cause electric shocks when touched.

Zapfish's quills are able to pierce human skin and discharge electricity directly into the body. Swimming is off limits anywhere they are spotted.

A few days before a volcanic eruption, Molbarel can be seen making dams out of rocks to redirect lava flows. However, most of the year it spends its times lazing around the active crater.

Its body can produce virtually infinite amounts of heat due to nuclear fission. Legends say it has reduced hundreds of planets to nothing but magma and ash.

Dravee are said to hold great draconic powers within their genes. They are very elusive Pokémon, only commonly being found around areas that emanate draconic energy.

A highly sought-after Pokémon by high-class Trainers, Draret's fur is among the most luxurious. However, this has led to it being hunted to near extinction.

Though Draolu pretends to be courageous, it will usually get itself in fights it has no chance of winning. It will shed its skin after every battle so it can recover faster.

Dragoeon can be found near lakes and waterfalls, its beautiful blue scales blending in with the crystal-clear water. The orbs on its body glow brighter the cleaner the surrounding water is.

Small groups of Dragoreep hide amongst the clouds far from human contact. If startled, their white wool turns grey, and they shock everything nearby with a powerful thunderbolt.

Dragollery are quite timid and usually just spray ink on its attackers to escape. But if its life is on the line, it will use its full draconic power.

The orbs on Dragonx's body glow with an electric blue light. They use this to blind anyone that see them, so good photos of Dragonx are rare.

Dragoeon travels in thunderstorms, a single flap of its wings creating hurricane-force winds. It breathes streams of lightning strong enough to incinerate entire buildings.

Dragobird are essential for shipping goods and delivering letters worldwide. They can carry up to half their body weight in their tails and fly between regions within a few hours.

Dragopent protects shrines and temples and will chase anyone it deems unworthy. Stories say that if it does deem you worthy, it will bring you strength and prosperity.

Dragoroth has nearly boundless amounts of energy, able to fly around for over a week without tiring out. It loves to play with young children, but it can get a bit too energetic every now and then.

Dragopede can run so fast that it can circle the globe within a single day. It is a generous Pokémon, letting up to three people ride on its back at a time.

Dragonine's roar is a thing of majesty. They can run fast enough to circle the globe in a week, and will only reveal themselves to the pure of heart.

This wise Pokémon resides in ancient temples, granting wisdom to strong Trainers. The green orbs it carries are said to contain a great power.

Dragopoke laze around on remote island beaches. They don't have any natural predators, so they are quite friendly towards tourists.

Beecute can pollinate an entire flower field within a few minutes. It can be quite dangerous because its five heads will take turns stinging its victim, injecting fatal amounts of venom alarmingly fast.

Beetress are made out of thick steel, which allows it to pierce through the carapaces of other Bug Pokémon. However, it will quickly retract into its shell when confronted by other Steel-types.

Beeslash make their nests underground, using their sharp claws to dig at amazing speeds. It will swarm anyone that disturbs its nest and will pursue them until they are 100 feet away.

Beedum work in prefect sync with each other, weaving honeycomb and scrap metal into their large hive. Their venom as an odd effect on the victims' mind, causing mild hallucinations.

Despite its arms being weak, Beeloom is quite adept in combat, using its stinger-tipped tail like a spear. The mushroom on its head releases a honey-like substance when hit by an attack.

The fluff on Beecott's back is soaked in sweet nectar. Smaller Pokémon can accidentally get stuck in the fluff without Beecott noticing.

Its prey gets stuck in its sticky body, allowing Beegast to slowly consume them. Its sweet aroma ends up attracting all sorts of bug Pokémon.

Beemoth's body pattern looks very similar to other Beedrill, which it uses to scare off other Pokémon while flying at night. It will even use it to raid Beedrill hives for their honey, with varying levels of success.

Its firepower matches its fiery temperament, as it holds a grudge against all of humanity. It will show no mercy to anyone, incinerating anything that dares stand in its way with its psionic flames.

It is a very antisocial Pokémon and hates being told what to do. Its immense psychic abilities allow for it to command anyone in its vicinity to do its bidding.

There have been many rumors about Mewgma being a failed replication of Mewtwo but there is not enough evidence to prove this theory. Touching its body seems to drain its victims of their intelligence.

Mewrade can fire concentrated psychic blasts from the cannon on its arms. No one knows what this Pokémon looks like under its armor.

The middle head controls the other two with its psychic powers. However, if all three heads are in perfect sync, they can turn a whole city to ashes.

It is said to hold every possible line of computer code within its genes. Scientists have spent decades trying to see if its genome could be replicated with modern technology.

Despite being very elusive, Mewnx are very playful and will chase anything that even somewhat interested it. Sightings of Mewnx have been accompanied by a flurry of pink sparkles.

Mewor are extremely rare sights and only fall to the surface every 500 years. They love to play with small stones and meteorite fragments.

Its body is coated in a poisonous sweat that wards off anything that tries to take a bite out of it. Its leaf gives off a sweet scent that makes others feel happy.

The plant on its back is said to have existed 100 million years ago. It lives on the seafloor, using its leaf to tether itself to rocks or coral to prevent itself from getting swept away by ocean currents.

Chikokoth survives exclusively on sunlight, allowing it to lie stationary for most of the day. Due to rarely ever moving around, thick layers of moss will start to grow on its back.

The leaves on Chikoxio's body help it camouflage amongst the jungle leaves while hunting for prey. If it has an abundance of energy in its body, its leaves will glow with a vibrant green light.

The stems around its neck are actually seed bundles that help it grow new plants. When attacked, it tries to ward off foes with its sharp leaf.

The flower on its back has not fully developed yet, so it produces a sweet scent from its antennae to lure in certain Bug-type Pokémon for pollination.

It consumes flowers to convert them into a sweet-smelling gas that makes its opponents feel at ease. The gas also helps plants grow at record speed.

Megalure burns wandering souls using their life force to feed the flower on its back. Once all of the flower petals fall off, Megalure can finally move on to the afterlife.

Megapet will appear in front of nature-lovers, spreading its pollen that allows for plants to grow big and strong. However, people with hay fever consider this Pokémon to be a serious health hazard.

The petals that make up Megarantis's mane are as sharp as knives. They thrash around violently, spreading around its pollen to the surrounding forest.

When threatened, Cyndainch will spew molten sand from its mouth onto its attacker. It lives in harsh desert climates, radiating its heat through the flames on its back.

Typheye uses its gem-like eyes to create beams of heat hot enough to melt through rock. It vents the intense amount of heat in its body through the flames on its back.

Typhlie constantly spews intense flames from inside its body. Despite this, its body is cold to the touch.

Totoagon will bite just about anything it can get its jaws on. It is a very impatient Pokémon, preferring to just attack than to wait for the perfecting opening to strike.

Totoish will chew on basically anything and has been known to damage an underwater pipe or internet cable. However, Totoish is quite docile and only feeds on seaweed and kelp.

The Pidgey head is the only one with consciousness as the Exeggutor body is only a diversion. Despite its small wings, it is still able to fly using its unusual psychic powers.

Despite it being covered in a massive number of feathers, Pidswine is pretty lightweight due to how small their actual body is. The feathers are great heat insulators and are commonly in pillows.

Scientists theorize that Tyrunt could have looked similar to Pidrunt in ancient times. Its beak-like jaws are powerful enough to crush small boulders.

Pidbell's cry is incredibly loud as people have reportedly heard their constant squawking from over 5 miles away. They feed on nuts and seeds, often carrying hundreds of them in their mouths at a time.

Feralup's powerful jaws allow it to catch and eat small fish Pokémon in a single bite. It prides itself in its catches and will refuse to share with the rest of its flock.

Small groups of Senba hide in the same tree, hoarding the berries that fall off it. Trees that produce rare berries have the largest amount of Senba hiding in them.

Senwile uses a mouth-like appendage to get a better view of its surroundings, its metal fangs keeping it firmly planted on the ground. It adores the taste of berries and prefers to savor the flavors with its own mouth.

Senling constantly patrols its nest, keeping a lookout for danger. If it does spot danger, it will loudly screech to alert the rest of its flock.

Groups of Senkaboo can be seen hopping around the forests, quickly jumping into the trees when they sense danger. Their gourds are said to have a sweet, nutty flavor.

Furua is quite mischievous, playing pranks on its Trainer for its own amusement. It does deeply love its Trainer though and cannot bear to see its Trainer sad.

Furcool cannot walk on land, so it will use its stretchy tentacles to swing from trees. Its soft fur is waterproof and is often used in modern clothing.

Hootdew awaken in the early hours of the morning to get every drop of sunlight it can. Many Trainers have been awoken to the sounds of entire flocks of Hootdew.

Noctran is always on high alert, keeping a lookout for anything that could threaten its nest. It has a very resilient digestive system, allowing it to consume poisonous plants and berries.

Noctbat hunts exclusively at night, hiding away in its cave once the sun rises. Its large beak is great at breaking through tough nuts and berries, allowing it to devour them in a single bite.

Noctwear can be completely stationary for up to weeks at a time, keeping a watchful eye on its surroundings. If it does spot its prey, it moves so fast that its prey doesn't have time to react.

Noctmoth's paper-thin wings allow for it to fly through the air in complete silence, allowing it to catch prey off-guard. Ancient people used to use Noctmoth as a covert messenger during war times.

Noctbell's stomach makes up most of its body, allowing it to swallow small Pokémon whole. It hunts during the night, spotting and swallowing their prey before they even know it was there.

On windy days, Ledyloon can be seen drifting just above the treetops, collecting berries with its extra-long arms. Once the wind dies down, it will stop to rest in the trees until the wind picks up again.

Ledeary can be seen hopping from tree to tree in search of berries to eat. When it is attacked, it will strike its attacker with its curled-up fists with the same force as a champion-level boxer.

When attacked, Spinaish will fire a net of webbing from the top of its head, hopefully immobilizing its opponent. It will even use its web like a parachute to allow it to safely jump down from tall trees.

The webbing on its wings does not grow naturally, so it spends most of its time rebuilding its wings with its own silk. The silk is incredibly sticky, which allows Spinabat to carry small berries on its wings.

Spinalu's wings are wrapped in a sticky silk, allowing it to catch small insects as it flies. The silk is both soft and flexible, making it an excellent material for many different bedding items.

Spinaful's fur is made of thin strands of silk, allowing it to climb any surface with ease. It nests in abandoned buildings, spinning webs large enough to catch a bus.

Spinanat's silk is not very good at making webs, so it prefers to make a burrow instead. the hair on its body keeps it body warm and allows for it to hunt during the winter months.

Spinachop's silk is incredibly strong, a single thread being able to withstand up to 10 pounds of force. Survivalists will often use Spinachop silk to make tools and clothing.

Ariaring's den is filled with many large webs that both protect its home and catch free food. Before hibernation, it will create a cocoon filled with its prey to consume once spring comes.

Ariatile are expert climbers, jumping from tree-to-tree with little effort. Its claws are coated in poison, which it uses to quickly incapacitate its prey.

This clever Pokémon collects smaller bugs in its webs and then keeps them tied up on its body. Ariaki then trades large amounts of them with other Pokémon for larger meals.

Ariarantis spins its webbing at a rapid pace, able to completely encase its prey within a couple of seconds. In combat, it will wrap its opponent in a cocoon of silk before slashing them in half with its powerful scythes.

Ariamoth make their webs around lamps and streetlamps. Standing underneath these nests is unwise due to Ariamoth's toxic dust and threads.

Ariawrath has small barbs on the end of its arms, allowing it to scale any vertical surface with ease. It is quite adept in combat, effortlessly taking hits while jabbing its opponent 10 times a second.

Crosis sticks to walls using a gelatinous coating that is also quite toxic. Despite only having one wing, it uses its psychic abilities to levitate above the ground.

Crokaboo are solitary Pokémon and will often fight with each other over territory. If it is disturbed during the day, it will quickly bite its attacker before swiftly flying away, leaving them to deal with its venomous bite.

The wings on Pidgetini's head allow it soar effortlessly across the sky. It is said that Pidgetini will appear in front of people and Pokémon who dream of flight.

The golden plumage of Pidgeotto is highly sought after, as it is said to contain latent power. Pidgeotto is more reckless than its flock, constantly putting itself in danger.

It tends to forget that it cannot fly so it will sometimes throw itself out of trees in an attempt to take off. Its feathers are incredibly sharp, and it will fight with other Pidgenea to see whose feathers are sharper.

To show their dominance over one another, Pidgebell will try to rip out the feather-like leaves on top of each other's heads. Pidgebell with their leaves ripped off are far less likely to find a mate.

Chinzone keeps its babies safe inside the water-filled cavity in its body. Together, they attack prey with up to 15,000 volts of electricity.

Chinki scours the ocean floor for any objects that light up, so it can hang them on its body. It can create an electrical circuit with its body, causing all the objects to light up at once.

Chinsion lives in the deep dark ocean, generating so much electricity that its entire body illuminates the dark depths. It stays around hydrothermal vents so it has a constant source of energy.

It lives in dark trenches, using its luminescent mushrooms to illuminate the darkness. It feeds on glowing algae, which allows its mushrooms to glow brightly.

Chinbell has an electrical organ in its mouth that emits large amounts of light, luring its prey directly into its mouth. Chinbell are commonly used by deep-sea divers as underwater flashlights.

Pideen shares electricity with others by creating electrical arcs between its horns. Schools of Pideen swim to the surface during thunderstorms to draw in lightning strikes.

Piceon produces small ice crystals that are charged with large amounts of electricity. However, the ice isn't very conductive, so the stored electricity ends up sparking everywhere.

Pile attempts to ambush its prey before paralyzing them with its electrified jaws. However, due to how wild its electricity is, it often gives away its location before it can strike.

Pimo-o rubs its charged scales together to generate electricity. However, if it generates too much energy, the scales will start to vibrate uncontrollably.

The three heads of Pitrio are always squabbling with one another since they constantly shock each other with their uncontrollable electricity.

Igglyto's body is incredibly elastic, allowing it to bounce off any surface. It barely loses any momentum while bouncing, making it almost impossible to stop once it gets going.

Igglynette's dolls are said to be inhabited by the souls of young children. It plays with them all day and falls into despair if the dolls are taken away.

Extremely playful Pokémon, Igglyeye will pursue anyone they befriend trying to give them one of its red gemstones. If it gives you one, you will become its best friend for the rest of time.

Togesaur grows a yolk-like seed inside of its bulb, and anyone who eats it is said to be granted pure happiness for a full month. Despite being kind to just about everyone, Togesaur will only give its seed to those it deeply trusts.

Togeking has kept the eggshell on its head since the day it was born. Despite the eggshell permanently blocking its vision, Togeking always seems to be in a good mood.

Togeursa does not know how to defend itself and will just sit there and cry for its mother. Despite being a hassle to take care of, it brings happiness and tranquility to those who raise it well.

Togeanie loves hugs but often forgets about its sharp spines until it's too late. As its tentacles grow longer, the brittle shell that protects them will slowly begin to break apart.

Because of its spiky body, Togenea wears its eggshell so it can touch people without causing harm. It is almost always happy, hugging anything that gives it joy.

Togepom wraps its twin tails around Trainers it likes, filling them with joy and serenity. It loves to collect eggs, but it's best to give it a sterile one, as it is not the best parent.

Togeria's feathers are so soft that if you touch them, all of your negative emotions will magically disappear. It adores young children and will even allow them to ride on its back while it flies.

If it finds someone in need of cheering up, it will hug them with its many tentacles to 'magically' make them feel better. These tentacles are very lightweight, allowing them to act as extra pairs of wings.

Togeel is loved all around the world, with its infectious smile and adorable eyes making it difficult to hate. Due to being rare in the wild, thousands of people will come to wildlife parks just to see it.

Despite is friendly nature, Togeler is quite dangerous to train. It has a tendency to grab anyone it likes with its powerful pincers as a show of affection.

Napom loves to steal items from passing Trainers using its clawed tail. Due to its amazing sense of foresight, it is almost impossible to ambush, and most people never get their stuff back.

Maffy's wool grows significantly faster than other Flaaffy, which if not managed properly can start to impair its movement. However, its wool has a weaker electric charge as its electricity is spread over a larger area.

Masol preys on Mareep, disguising itself amongst the flock. It will pick them off one by one, snatching them during the night and bringing them back to its den.

Maeary's fur stores static electricity that it generates while running. However, it will end up shocking itself if it stores too much energy.

Maolett's body is powered by the electric orb on its chest and will appear during thunderstorms to recharge its orb. If one Maolett wanders away from its herd, the rest of the group will follow.

In combat, Malem will throw its static wool at its opponents. The wool contains large amounts of electrical energy that somehow attracts lightning strikes.

Pidwak uses its bone like a boomerang, striking other Bird Pokémon out of the sky. It will then steal any leftover bones and feathers to decorate itself with.

These gorgeous Pidcuno can be seen on pristine, snowy days, its blue feathers radiate a beautiful blue glow as it flies. As it swoops down to catch their prey, their wings become coated in small ice crystals.

Pidgeot can fly at Mach-3 speeds, causing devastating windstorms that knock down large sections of forest. The plumage on its head is admired by Pokémon of all sizes for its brilliance.

In combat, Pidklang will spin its body at high speeds to create large twisters. Scientists have been researching if Pidklang's abilities could be used as a source of wind power.

The brighter the orb on its tail glows, the more electricity is stored in its feathers. When large thunderstorms roll in, its white feathers will start to turn dark grey.

Its tail glows brighter the faster it beats its wings. They create a loud, electrical, buzzing noise that can interfere with electronic appliances.

The Amphainder with the largest plumage have the most powerful electric attacks. The ones with less plumage will often steal the wool from Flaaffy in an effort to look more powerful.

Bellbish loves to collect roses, spending most of its energy to keep them healthy. It will give these roses to new couples as a symbol of their love.

Mabull hates it when its fur isn't constantly moist and is never seen far from a body of water. It spends most of the day floating on top of the water with its buoyant tail.

Mafisk lives at the bottom of the river and if anything touches its tail, it will deliver a powerful electric shock. After large floods, large groups of Mafisk can be seen washed up on shore.

Sudosir uses its serrated fangs to slowly nibble away at tree bark. However, because it eats so slowly, other Pokémon are often fooled into thinking Sudosir is just another tree.

Sudotto uses it antennae to detect small changes in the weather. Its green leaves can be soaked in water to create a tea that is extremely bitter, but has a nice, earthy flavor.

Sudoclops hides in the bushes, waiting for someone to pass by so it can jump out and scare them. However, if it can't find a large enough bush, it will comically try to hide behind small trees and shrubs.

Legends say that Sudonette are born from wooden dolls that have been treated with so much love they come to life. In order to keep going, they need to drain the life force of nearby plants.

Sudoseed sits on tree branches, camouflaging itself with its surroundings. The orbs on its body are made of iron and once they fall off, hunters will often collect them and use them as ammunition for their weapons.

Sudolass dance in groups, cheerfully shaking their branches in sync. However, they will flee in fear if anyone gets too close.

Sudonat camouflages itself in small bushes, with its arms acting as branches. When its starts raining, swarms of them can be seen running for cover.

It covers its body in river plants to keep its body moist. It hides in riverbeds, camouflaging itself amongst the reeds to avoid predators.

Polinub only appear on rainy days, soaking up the water to hydrate its skin. When its starts getting dry, it produces a thick mucus that has been proven to be a fantastic skin moisturizer.

Polipede can rarely be seen during rainy weather. It prefers to use its carapace as a wheel instead of walking since its spines allow it to traverse slippery terrain more easily.

Hoploon are known to drift along fresh summer breezes. Children love to play with Hoploon during the summer months.

Hopede's claws constantly grow throughout its lifetime and if they grow too long, it will be unable to run properly. Its body is very aerodynamic, allowing it to run through the forest at high speeds.

Hopnea rides on warm air currents, lifting it high into the sky. Its leaves are covered in sharp thorns that somehow make its body more aerodynamic.

Hopra is extremely timid, trying its best to hide itself in bushes and trees. It has telekinetic control over plants and will defend itself using leaves and vines.

Because of its light body, it gets carried along the wind without it even noticing. When properly cooked, its tail apparently tastes like radishes.

It covers its web with lots of bright flowers, luring tasty Bug Pokémon toward its nests. It is a mostly friendly Pokémon; however, it will often pursue anyone who damages its web.

Skipreep are popular amongst artisans as they love to decorate their pots with their flowers. The flowers grow in their wool, so picking them does not hurt Skipreep at all.

Skipffy's wool carries a sweet scent of flowers, which makes it quite popular for making rugs and furniture. It generates its electricity through sunlight; its tail glows brightly when it's fully powered up.

Flocks of Skipkrow are common during the springtime, as they can be seen picking small flowers to take back to their nest. They have no need to eat as the flower on their head provides energy through photosynthesis.

Skiprow likes to pluck the petals off of other flowers to decorate its wings with. It brings the sweet scent of freshly cut grass wherever it flies.

Skipsola nests itself between small rocks, absorbing sunlight through its vibrant petals. If Skipsola ever becomes ill, its flowers will wilt, and its body will turn a sickly green.

Skipbird collects fallen flower petals from the forest floor and will often give these petals to Trainers it likes. It stores its petals in its tail during the winter, keeping them alive until spring arrives.

The flower on its head is naturally white, but it prefers to paint it—usually with the yellow paint from its tail. It can often be seen painting other flowers, as it only seems to like the color yellow.

Skipmuku lives in clean ponds, extending its proboscis above the surface to absorb sunlight. It secretes a sweet-scented slime from its body that helps promote plant growth.

Skipbarel's dam is covered in yellow flowers as it uses its vines to hold its dam together. After it chews down a tree, it will try to regrow the tree to restore balance to the environment.

Skiproth's flower gives a strong, almost citrusy scent that invigorates everyone around it. It absorbs large amounts of sunlight through its fur, so it has no need for sleep.

Skipxio sprints across large flower fields, its yellow fur glowing brightly in the sunlight. If it sees a traveler who looks sad, it will cheerfully lead them to its favorite flower patch.

Since Skipet is only active at night, it has to drain the energy from other flowers to keep its own flower from wilting. It will happily greet any Trainer that passes by its flower patch.

Skiprunt releases a sweet scent from the flower on its neck that keeps it in a positive mood. It can be seen frolicking around flower fields, unintentionally trampling the flowers in its wake.

It is rumored that if large amounts of flowers are placed on a child's grave, they will be reborn as a Pokémon. Groups of them can be seen regrowing trees and flowers after natural disasters.

While Skipvenant doesn't mean harm, it often scares away other Pokémon as it shambles around the forests. It munches on large amounts of flowers, yellow ones being its personal favorite.

During the springtime, Skipnea's body becomes covered in brightly colored flowers. Most of these flowers are yellow, but they can sometimes be pink, white, or even blue.

A sweet scent wafts from Skipbell's mouth, encouraging Bug Pokémon to come and pollinate its flower. Enthusiasts tend to prefer Skipbell with the largest flowers.

Skipmer's slime is a great fertilizer as it feeds on fallen leaves and dying plants. Flowers grown using its slime supposedly smell 10 times better, according to some surveys.

Skipby lives in tropical areas, absorbing large amounts of sunlight with the flower on its head. As it hates being stepped on, it will climb up large trees and sit atop them while it photosynthesizes.

While preferring to use its legs in combat, it is not afraid to bite its opponents instead as a cheap tactic. After exercising, its sweat smells a lot like old cheese.

Ratzing produces tons of foul-smelling gas in its body that is corrosive enough to slowly eat through paint. Because of this, the gas is commonly liquified and used as an industrial-grade paint remover.

Ratmime is often employed as an entertainer at fast-food restaurants, happily eating its share of the food. However, it will sometimes break in after hours to steal more if not satisfied.

Ratfa have a strange habit of nibbling on small meteorites, despite the damage it does to their teeth. People use Ratfa to determine what rocks are extraterrestrial.

Ratpip drifts along the breeze, looking for tough leaves to nibble on. If it goes too long without finding any leaves, it will start to gnaw on tree bark instead.

Ratsel are commonly seen stealing cheese from suburban homes. They are devilishly clever and organize heists to steal as much cheese as they can.

Ratans's body grows at a scarily fast rate, so it will often chew off its own tail to keep it from getting too long. It can often be seen slithering through abandoned buildings and landfills.

Ratrino is incredibly stubborn, often spending weeks trying to chew its way into people's homes with little results. Its spines contain a potent chemical that, while poisonous, has seen uses in many pharmaceuticals.

Raton hates having to move around in its iron shell and will spend all day trying to chew through it. While keeping its teeth from growing too long, it doesn't seem to accomplish much else.

Ratish is considered a pest amongst gardeners as it loves to nibble on plant roots. The leaves on its head are incredibly bitter but are often chewed to help relieve toothaches.

It produces a unique type of fruit on its head that has similar properties to cheese. The fruit is apparently delicious if you can get past its repugnant smell.

Even though Ratnat are considered pest by most people, they can actually be quite helpful as they like to eat things covered in mold. Because of this however, Ratnat fur is often covered in large amounts of bacteria.

Ratbell will eat just about anything that will fit into its mouth, mostly so it can keep its teeth from growing too long. In desperate times however, it will start chewing on it own leaves.

Ratfetchd seems to be a naturally talented cook, grabbing any ingredients it can get its hands on and making them into soups and stews. It leaks a rich oil that is full of herbs and spices.

The two heads constantly fight over leftover food scraps. If they go too long without food, the heads will start chewing on each other's necks.

Ratmer can commonly be found at cheese factories, as the bacteria on their bodies aid in the fermentation process. However, they have a tendency to sneak into the storage areas and eat all the cheese they can.

Ratuk lives in the sewers, absorbing all of the nasty pathogens into its slimy body. It hates sunlight and will quickly slink back into the darkness when the sewer is opened.

Due to each head always being at different stages in their life cycles, a single group of Suncute is virtually immortal. However, since only one of them is ever fully grown at a time, they are not much use in battle.

In particularly sunny areas, Suntor's heads can grow to gargantuan sized. However, if they grow too big, they will end up falling off and eventually growing into a new Suntor.

Sunma absorbs sunlight through its wings, often searching for sunflower patches to find the best spot. The sprout on its head grows bigger the closer it is to evolution.

The stem on Suncross's head is actually quite tough, being resistant to virtually any blade. It likes to sit in tall trees, absorbing sunlight through its yellow fur.

As Suntor gets older, its once vibrant petals will start to grow dull no matter how much sun they get. Suntor tend to be popular gifts amongst elderly communities.

Sunite are cheery Pokémon who love to bask in the summer sun. Its nutrient-rich scales can help plants grow when they fall off.

Sunrita stores excess solar energy from photosynthesis in the flower on its head. It is a very positive Pokémon and seems to be especially cheery on sunny days.

Suntomb hide amongst other Sunflora, slowly draining their energy while they're unaware. Despite this, they are still very friendly to everyone.

The gel that coats its body is amazing at photosynthesis, producing enough energy in an hour to last it two days. Scientists think the gel could be useful in creating high-tech solar panels.

Sunpede cheerfully strolls around the forest without a care in the world, absorbing sunlight with its flower. However, if you try to wake it while it's sleeping, it will fly into a rampage.

Because of how fragile its leaf-like wings are, it only takes flight when the weather is clear. It prefers to walk on the ground most of the time, its feet drawing water and nutrients from the soil beneath.

Sunty will often sit in other people's gardens, cheerfully absorbing sunlight. While some people see Sunty as a nuisance, others welcome their positive attitude with open arms.

Sunbell thrive on sunlight, their slender bodies growing longer the more sun exposure they get. During the summer month, sunflower oil will start dripping out of their mouths.

Yanhoot gather in large swarms once the sun sets, buzzing their wings in harmony with each other. The vibrations from all their wings can cause an entire house to shake.

Yancross uses its high speed and sharp claws to effectively raid Beedrill nests for their honey. However, if another Yancross tries to raid the same nest, they will end up fighting with each other instead.

Yanbi flies so fast that time slows down around it. Because of this, Yanbi's lifespan is about 50 percent longer than other Pokémon.

Yanrina spend most of their time hunting for berries, having a particular interest in Salac Berries. They make their nests in hollow trees, filling them to the brim with as many berries as they can find.

Despite being able to fly in any direction, Yanpass will always be facing north. It likes to fly as fast as it can, knocking out any bird Pokémon in its path.

Yanrino love to race against each other, preferring to stay grounded than to use their powerful wings. Instead, they use them to create damaging shockwaves that are strong enough to smash bulletproof glass.

Yancada are incredibly skittish, as they will frantically burrow themselves into the ground when they sense the slightest movement. Despite their small wings, Yancada can beat them so fast that they can hover above the ground slightly.

Yaninder has great aerial mobility, able to change directions without turning its body. It will spot its prey from above and then dive towards the ground at supersonic speeds.

Yanwear are not that physically strong, but it uses its speed to punch up to 200 times a second. It will try its best to protect weaker Pokémon, but it is not always successful.

Wooloom's body is lighter than water, allowing it to effortlessly float along rivers and streams. It often helps smaller Pokémon cross the river on its lily pad.

Its gills are very sensitive to its environment. If it is threatened it will swallow large amounts of water, inflating its body to hopefully intimidate its opponent.

Quagdactyl lives near large rivers, scooping up fish from the water's surface. It is always in a good mood and can be seen peacefully taking naps in the shallow water.

Quagrill loves to just sit in the riverbed, absorbing the water into its skin. It has an incredibly relaxed and positive attitude, and plenty of other Pokémon will laze with it to enjoy the peaceful vibes.

Quagtler lives near large lakes, decorating its antlers with all sorts of aquatic plants. Its strong hooves allow for it to walk through the muddy terrain without getting stuck.

Quagaldo is quite rare in the wild, as it does not put a lot of effort into looking for food. Instead, it just lazily floats along the river, waiting for any fish to swim within reach.

Quagmuku is mostly inactive, requiring only water in order to survive. It always seems to be in a good mood, shrugging off most attacks without even noticing.

As long as Quagsion's body is submerged in its gel, it can regenerate any body part within a few hours. Scientists theorize that if a cut-off limb is kept in the gel, it will grow into a new Quagsion.

Quageanie happily sits at the bottom of the river, catching small fish that swim by with its tentacles. While its skin secretes a toxin that it uses to incapacitate its prey, the poison can't get through human skin.

Quagkie lives in marshy areas, playfully throwing mud at each other as a form of competition. When dried a little, its mud can be turned into a rich clay that is often used in pottery.

Quagbell needs to be constantly exposed to water, otherwise its body will start to dry out. As it requires very little food to survive, it will often let other Quagbell hide in its mouth.

Espsaur stores its psychic energy in the bulb on its back. Its twin-tails are actually sensitive vines that it uses to sense the emotions of other Pokémon.

Anyone who approaches Espbone will be overcome by uncontrollable sadness. When frightened, Espbone will lash out with its immense psychic powers.

Espsaur's flower only blooms on sunny days, unleashing its full psychic power. Its blue leaves give off a calming scent that soothes minds.

Espbok moves in a hypnotic pattern that lures its prey into a false sense of security before it crushes them with their psychic powers. Staring into the eyes on its belly puts you under its full control.

Espziken can see into the future, allowing it to effortlessly counter any attack. It then destroys its opponents with a precisely calculated combo of attacks.

Umbsaur gets its energy from moonlight, with its bulb blooming most fully during the full moon. When threatened, the bulb seeps toxic sap that causes severe nausea if consumed.

The more moonlight Umbsaur absorbs, the bigger the blossom on its back grows. It will tackle its opponents with its small horns, injecting them with a deadly poison.

During a full moon, Umbtula's web glows brightly with electrical energy. It hunts exclusively at nighttime, using its powerful venom to paralyze its prey.

During the full moon, Umbria soars across the sky, shrouding the ground below it in darkness. It stores the moon's energy in its rings, which it uses to fire powerful energy beams.

Umbmy leaves a trail of black slime wherever it goes. The slime is pitch black during the day but glows faintly under moonlight.

Umbwear is exclusively nocturnal, but it seems to be more active on full moons. The rings on its body glow brightly when it's locked in combat.

Umbler hunts in the deep sea, the rings on its body faintly glowing in the dark. When in danger, it will spray a poisonous fluid from its claws into the surrounding water to deter its opponent.

Murwear loves to steal things from other Pokémon, but only if they aren't looking. Its luxurious, black fur is used to make hats and coats which seem to be popular amongst evil teams.

The shell on its head injects a toxin that makes Slowdle dumber by the day. Because of this, Slowdle will often forget basic survival instincts.

Slowdisc has been described as the matchmaker of the sea, as it always seems to know when two Pokémon are going to fall in love. It is not known if its matchmaking knowledge is effective on humans, however.

The piece of amber on Ivydactyl's back is theorized to contain the DNA of ancient Pokémon. Its vines grow wildly when Ivydactyl is angered.

Ivyper live in marshy areas covered with flora, using its large leaves to float on the water without being seen. The flower on its head releases poisonous spores when agitated.

Its lush fur will become more vibrant during the tropical season. Due to its humid environment, Ivykin radiates excess heat from the leaves in its ears.

Hordes of Ratorb live in abandoned power plants, feasting on the leftover electricity. To show dominance over the rest of the hordes, they will sometimes try to bite through each other's metal shell for more electricity.

It is not quite known how many tails Ratgela actually has. Some specimens have been found to have as few as 4, but others have had as many as 50.

Ratdos are solitary hunters, often taking down Pokémon twice their size with their incredibly toxic bite. They make nests in filth-filled alleys and often fight each other over the best spots.

Its knotted tails act like a third arm, mainly being used to swipe things that catch its eye. When in danger, Ratpom can chew off its tail to use as a distraction.

Ratkrow goes around intentionally ruining expensive items like handbags and clothing by chewing large holes in them. It will even chew through gold jewelry just out of spite.

Ratsparce will often tunnel into basements, as their eyes are very sensitive to light. The cheese that grows on their body has a strong earthy flavor, which makes it quite popular among connoisseurs.

It is best to stay away from a Ratrow's nest, as if it spots you near it, it will violently claw and bite until you leave its territory. Its jaws are strong enough to chomp through small bones.

While not venomous, Ratbok's bite is incredibly dangerous as its strong jaws are powerful enough to break bone. In warmer climates, it sheds most of its fur, showing the pale, scaly skin underneath.

Ratpom's tails are quite flexible, allowing them to maneuver through small cracks to retrieve items. As the tails have no pain receptors, Ratpom may not notice if one is injured.

Ratlax's diet consists entirely of cheese, eating up to 5 times their body weight in cheese a day. Due to their limited diet, hordes of Ratlax have been seen raiding supermarkets of their entire cheese supply.

Hordes of Ratran live in sewers, feeding on the garbage that flows down there. Despite the many types of bacteria it carries in its fur, some people use Ratran to help get rid of household rubbish.

Ratrina are incredibly adaptable, able to hunt and thrive just about anywhere food is available. As they are aggressive toward humans, specialized catchers must be called if one is spotted in your house.

The strongest of Ratran have the largest and sharpest teeth. They will try to bite strong objects such as rocks to show off their strength, only to have their teeth broken in the process.

Ratik are considered major pests as they love to hide in the walls and chew on electrical cables. They will use the broken wiring to build their webs, charging them with their own electricity.

Ratbat's fangs constantly grow, so it can be seen munching on stalactites to keep them from growing too long. It doesn't like hunting for itself, so it usually eats the leftovers from other, stronger Pokémon.

Due to Ratnat's habit of gnawing on wooden objects, its fur is covered in sawdust. When it is attacked, it will shake off the sawdust to allow for an easy getaway.

The dust from Ratmoth's wings is extremely irritating, causing intense itching that can last for weeks. If you leave a house's lights on during the night, they will be attracted to the light and try to chew through the walls.

Ratape is incredibly vicious, ripping its opponent apart with its sharp teeth. Since they frequently get into brawls with one another, they often get bits of fur stuck in their teeth.

Ratbell inhabit abandoned buildings, slowly gnawing through the walls with their powerful jaws. They are incredibly aggressive with each other and can often be seen with bites taken out of their leaves.

Ratmite has become a pest in residential areas, as groups have been seen gnawing on overhead powerlines, causing minor blackouts. During a thunderstorm, Ratmite's tail points straight up to act as a lightning rod.

Rateel lives near populated beaches, using its strong jaws to crack through the shells of Krabby and Corphish. Its tongue has no pain receptors so it will sometimes bite through its own tongue while eating.

It lives in dirty alleyways, feeding on any scraps it can get its hands on. When its slimy body isn't toxic, it produces a foul odor that keeps most people far away from it.

Ratuk hides in dirty alleyways, using its strong jaws to chew and eat entire dumpsters full of garbage. Its body produces a putrid smell similar to that of rotting cheese.

Rater takes residence in abandoned buildings and will try to chase anyone that sets foot in its territory. It likes its home to be as messy as possible, chewing through walls and furniture to get its desired look.

Ratgar loves to hide within people's walls, making loud chewing noises to annoy the homeowners. When they go to investigate, Ratgar will quickly jump out and scare them before fleeing.

During the night, Ratzee will often break into people's houses and chew through their bedframes. No one knows why it does this, but some theorize it thrives off people getting a bad night's rest.

Miseon are known to carry misfortune wherever they go. If this Pokémon's light fur stands on end, it is said to be communicating with the afterlife.

Miscott uses its thick hair to grab and ensnare its victims while it slowly drains away their life force. If it is threatened, it will let out a deafening wail which inflicts its attacker with an overwhelming sense of fear.

Miswear loves to possess stuffed toys, as it gets joy out of scaring young children. While Miswear is inside the doll, it is abnormally strong for its size.

Wobwear's strikes are deceptively powerful, but it will typically only attack if it is hit first. It has been proven that Wobwear is strong enough to level a skyscraper in a single blow.

Giravern emits an odd frequency from its ears that messes with its opponent's mind. This frequency also agitates its tail, and it will attack Giravern with little remorse.

Pinechu hides amongst the trees, using its bristled plating to camouflage against the trees. When threatened, it will fire off these plates like grenade fragments, charged with large amounts of electricity.

Pinebat lives in the deep woods, disguising itself as a pinecone while it sleeps during the day. It bites into thick trees, drinking the tree sap inside with its hollow fangs.

Dunking have very long lifespans, living up to 200 years if they are lucky. However, as Dunking ages, it will slowly lose the will to hunt for itself.

Dunmander heats up its tail by spinning its drill at high speeds, helping it tunnel through thick soil. It can be seen lazing in the sun on hot days to keep itself warm.

Glirunt uses its cape like a pair of wings, allowing it to glide down from tall cliffs. It thrives in icy conditions, using its claws to hang from cave walls.

Steehorn charges through thick stone like it was tissue paper, smashing through everything in its path. Getting hit by one is equivalent to being hit by a car going 70mph.

Steemar lives in deep volcanic caverns, its iron hide tough enough to resist the extreme heat. It can be seen welding metal scraps onto its body using its flaming tail as a torch.

The extreme internal pressure acting on Steelosion's body causes it to release intense flames to cool off. The unique crystals on its back can reach 700 degrees without direct contact with the flames.

Steebok prefers not to bite its prey. Instead, it constricts them with its metal body until they can no longer move. The pattern on its belly reflects intimidating shadows on the cave walls.

Steetang spends most of its time hunting for iron ore, consuming 100 tons a day. If it can't find enough metal in the earth, it will often raid nearby junkyards for their scraps.

Steelous feeds on metal ores, preferring strong metals like iron and lead. The two heads hate sharing and will often fight over who gets the better meal.

Steeron feeds on iron deposits deep underground, smashing through the thick rock with its diamond horns. It doesn't care if the horns get broken, as they will grow back within a month or two.

Steety covers itself in gold, constantly flaunting it to the other cave denizens. However, it can't distinguish between gold and pyrite, so most of its bling is actually just fool's gold.

Steeler lives near large iron deposits, feeding on the iron to strengthen its metal hide. If it runs out of iron, it will smash itself through the earth until it finds a new deposit.

Due to living in caves with high amounts of potassium deposits, its flames have turned a gorgeous shade of purple. It rarely uses its flames, however, as it prefers to trample its opponents with its steel body.

Snubans uses its cutesy appearance to catch its prey off guard before striking them with its venomous bite. However, this leads to most Pokémon not really taking it seriously in combat.

Snubolu hates being called cute and will try to fight anyone who does. It is very sensitive to others' emotions and will fiercely defend those who are feeling down.

Snubpuff is an extremely selfish Pokémon who will steal any sweet treat it can find without hesitation. It will throw a tantrum if it doesn't get the sweets it thinks it deserves.

Spearsparce makes its nest inside large trees, spending most of its time napping the day away. However, it is very territorial and will viciously peck at anything that comes near its nest.

Spearow will constantly bully other members of its flock, thinking itself superior. It will even threaten its flock members into giving up their food, leaving them to starve.

It will disguise itself amongst flocks of Spearow, planning on taking their food while their unaware. Spearmory only produce a couple of steel feathers in their lifetime.

Qwiltine doesn't need to hunt prey, as any fish that swims into its spines will almost instantly succumb to its powerful poison. However, since it only has spines on its underbelly, Qwiltine is usually safe to pet.

Qwilwig live amongst coral reefs and use pieces of coral it finds as camouflage. It uses the quills on its shell to inject poison into predators.

It uses its super stretchy tail to grab berries from high up trees, even stealing them other Pokémon's nests. Due to the protective shell on its tail, its punches are surprising strong.

Despite its main body being quite vulnerable, its protective shell is almost indestructible, strong enough to withstand impacts from a wrecking ball. It smashes through the forests, collecting the berries it finds along the way.

Shusol will appear during famines, giving away all the berries it has collected to starving Pokémon. Somehow, its horn has the power to prevent any food around it from spoiling.

Shubat feeds during the night, using its hollow fangs to drain berries of all of their juices. While its thick shell is great for protection, Shubat often has difficulty flying because of it.

Shuvenant loves to help other Pokémon, keeping tons of berries atop its head so they can snack on them. It will even let them hide in the holes in its shell if they are in need of protection.

Many cryptids seem to have been born from this Pokémon due to its peculiar body shape. Its limbs can stretch over 30 feet long and can even be seen walking above the treetops.

Shukoal has a special gland inside its shell that allows it to carbonate its berry juice. Groups of small Pokémon gather around Shukoal to watch the geyser of juice spectacularly erupt from its shell.

Shubell hangs from berry trees, collecting the berries and storing them in its shell. The berries are slowly turned into a sweet juice that Shubell shares with other Pokémon.

Despite its cheerful and gentle personality, a lot of people have an uncontrollable fear of Shunix. Its many tentacles are covered in small suckers, allowing it to climb any surface with ease.

Herarade are known as heroes of the forest. They nimbly leap from tree to tree scouting for danger.

Herawear has been seen frequently aiding logging companies, using its large horn to help carry large tree trunks. After large storms, Herawear can be seen trying to clear away debris.

Snearing hunts its prey during snowy nights, using the icy terrain and low visibility to its advantage. However, it loves to go for insect hives, licking the frozen honey like a popsicle.

Sneaswine are surprisingly fast, going for their prey's legs first so they have no means of escape. They prefer to hunt at night as their tiny eyes are very sensitive to light.

Sneamory nests high in the mountains, its iron armor protecting it from the extreme cold. It divebombs its prey from above, spearing them with its sharp metal talons.

While timid on their own, large packs of Sneasol can ambush Pokémon six times their size with ease. They are incredibly clever, often leading their prey into icy areas where they have the advantage.

Snearua are incredibly cunning, often tricking stronger Pokémon into letting their guard down before swiftly striking their weak spot. It hunts in the darkness of night, targeting weak Pokémon wandering the forest alone.

While not all that impressive in battle, Sneaura has mastered the art of losing its opponents in the snow. It lives in solitude, only hunting at night so it can conceal itself in the shadows.

Sneaduck hunts in frozen lakes, using its powerful claws to dive straight through the ice. However, it stays underwater most of the time since the water is warmer than the outside air.

Sneaeel loves to surprise one another, playfully hiding behind rocks before jumping out with a goofy smile on their face. Despite how clumsy they can be, they are surprisingly good at evading predators.

Teddidle love to raid Combee nests for their honey. They actually use the honey to stick silk and twigs together to make their nests.

Teddigey loves sweet berries and will often store hundreds of them inside of hollow trees. However, the berries will slowly start to ferment, creating a sweet puree that is quite popular on toast.

Teddipi is a very kind Pokémon, often befriending others for no reason but to make them happy. However, if you offer it something sweet like honey, it will never leave your side.

Teddirow claim their own berry trees to nest in and will often fight other Teddirow if they get too close. However, they let Bug Pokémon stay with them, only so that bigger Pokémon will go after the bugs first.

Teddiran's spines emit pheromones that mimic those of Beedrill, allowing it to sneak into their hives unnoticed. It takes large chunks of honeycomb back to its den and feasts on them for days.

Teddidoof is not that smart, usually following its incredible sense of smell to find food. It loves sweet things like berries and honey, which can lead to it wandering into markets and bakeries.

Teddikaboo often hides in berry bushes, providing it a reliable source of food and protection. Once harvested, its gourd has an incredibly sweet flavor, which makes it perfect for making pies.

Teddipuff can be seen handing out baked goods to anyone it meets. However, even if you refuse to take its treats, Teddipuff will regularly show up to your door until you eventually give in.

Teddisprout spews out sweet honey from its mouth which it uses to stick itself to tree branches. While the honey is incredibly tasty, it often attracts strong Bug Pokémon to Teddisprout's location.

Ursados hide inside large logs, feeding on any small insects that try to disturb it. If its log is ever destroyed, it will rampage through the forest until it finds another suitable log.

Ursabuffet is very protective of its honey and will fiercely attack anyone who gets too close. However, if it can't win the fight, it will lob some of its honey at the attackers to slow them down before fleeing.

Ursatar loves honey but struggles to climb up trees to get to the hives. So instead, it will constantly headbutt the tree until the hive falls and cracks open, spilling out honey for it to lick up.

Ursavile's thick coat is resistant to the cold, allowing it to hunt during harsh snowstorms when other Pokémon wouldn't dare. It is a vicious predator, taking out Pokémon double its size.

Ursasol do not like being disturbed, chasing away anyone that interrupts its nap. It hunts on full moons, hiding in the shadows cast by the trees.

Ursanette is said to host all of the malice and grudges it has had for its past owners. Even trying to touch it will unleash its built-up hatred in a brutal show of power.

Despite its immense strength, Ursawear is quite a docile Pokémon and is quite friendly towards humans. It loves sugary foods and will even raid villages for their sweet treats.

Ursabink's body is made of a large block of honeycomb protected by a thick layer of fur. The honey it produces is described to be absolutely delectable and is often used in professional restaurants.

Ursanix spends most of the day sleeping in its cave, only waking up to hunt for food. If anything ends up waking it, it will fly into a rage, smashing anything in its path with its rocky body.

Slugmie lives in volcanic caves, using its molten body to cling to the cave walls. It can fire a beam of intense heat from its eye powerful enough to melt through lead.

Slugcargo's body burns so hot that its shell has no time to cool into rock. While this does mean it is more vulnerable to attacks, it also allows Slugcargo to move through small gaps it otherwise couldn't have.

Slugvoir are very clingy and love to keep close to their Trainer to keep them warm. Somehow their bodies never harden in the cold.

Slugskull lives in deep magma chambers, feeding on the volcanic gases they produce. It is seen as a symbol of death and suffering amongst certain people, as it only appears to them before a volcanic eruption.

Slugruff love to splash around in lava pools, keeping their bodies nice and molten. Their powerful noses are able to detect feint amounts of toxic gases, making them great at finding small gas leaks.

Slugkoal is usually seen lazing around in lava pools, expelling extremely hot gases from the vent on its shell. When in combat, it spews torrents of hot magma from inside its shell.

Slugkaboo carries its gourd wherever it goes, somehow not being damaged by its molten body. However, some Pokémon mistake it for a nice warm soup and try to drink from it.

Slugmoth are drawn to the light of active volcanoes to feed on the fresh lava they produce. Droplets of hot lava drip off this Pokémon as it flies, slowly reducing their body size until they can feed again.

It fills its rocky arms with hot air, allowing it to lift off the ground. If one of its arms is damaged, it will spit hot lava on it, then patiently wait for it to cool back into rock.

Magcune wields the unique power to turn any water source into a boiling pool of lava. Despite its destructive power, Magcune is a gentle guardian, creating new habitats for other Fire Pokémon.

Magbi is said to not be from this time, as its body seems to be adapted to a prehistoric planet bathed in magma. No one knows how it is still around in the modern day.

Magnoir spews flames up to 10,000 degrees, incinerating anything it consumes. Despite how dangerous they are to be around, Magnoir are quite helpful in garbage disposal.

Magtump appear after volcanic eruptions, forming out of the burnt tree stumps. Despite the stump being coated in a layer of heat-resistant ash, Magtump's molten body will slowly burn it away.

Fearloon prefer to hunt alone and will try to pop each other with their sharp beaks if another Fearloon enter their territory. Despite being lightweight, it is able to carry items as heavy as a motorcycle.

Swisparce's drill is covered in thick hair, allowing it to dig through the thick snow and permafrost. It stores berries in its underground den, so it has a reliable food source when large blizzards arrive.

Swinaut can be seen cuddling one another to share their body heat during the winter. Their fur is incredibly soft, so they are popular companions for Trainers that live in colder climates.

Swisly struggles to camouflage itself as it is constantly shivering from the extreme cold. Because of how little it can move, it has a very slow metabolism so it can store more energy.

Swiard needs to keep itself warm since its steel blades will become dull and brittle in the cold. It relentlessly hunts Swinub and Piloswine, using their fur as warm clothing.

Its body is protected by a thick layer of icy armor, which continues to thicken in the cold weather. However, if the armor gets too heavy, Swion will struggle to walk properly.

Groups of Swidew bundle up during the winter as they can't keep growing while they are too cold. Its fur grows extremely quickly, leaving trails of shed fur wherever it goes.

Swile live in the snowy mountains, their thick fur protecting them from the cold. When the weather gets really cold, groups of Swile will gather in small hot springs to keep warm.

Swibat's fur is a great heat insulator, preventing its wings from freezing over. It thrives in colder climates, however a global rise in temperature has reduced Swibat's numbers.

Swinea can usually be found in pine trees, huddling together to keep themselves warm. Since the bud on their head isn't covered in warm fur, it tends to freeze over.

Corchou's lures are actually small air pockets, allowing it to collect small items from the seafloor. However, it will often get pieces of trash stuck in its tubes, causing it difficulty breathing.

While preferring close-ranged combat, Remosopod can fire pressurized jets of water from its claws to snipe prey from over 50 feet away. It hunts on the seafloor, mainly preying on small fish Pokémon.

Delisaur uses the bundle on its back to store seeds it uses for nutrients. These seeds are able to grow in the snowy forests where it lives.

Delieanie loves its present dearly and will fall into despair if it is damaged or stolen. If you give a grieving Delieanie a new present, however, it will treat you with the same affection as before.

Delider's present is surprisingly durable, able to withstand blows from a sledgehammer with relative ease. It dislikes people trying to unwrap its present, so it tries to hide away during the holidays.

Manki allows schools of Remoraid to cling to its chain as they transport them across the ocean. However, this makes them favored targets for larger predators.

Its ribbons are made of a metal alloy that is both lightweight and incredibly sharp, allowing it to slice through its opponents with ease. However, the ribbons will start to rust away if exposed to water for too long.

Skarbarel builds extravagant structures out of wood and metal, using its sharp feathers to effortlessly cut them to its liking. Its work has inspired many projects by professional architects.

Skaria's cloud-like feathers are made of steel wool, which is highly resistant to attacks. It will store scrap metal in its wool so it can repair its blades when they get damaged.

Houngon summons large clouds of volcanic ash to conceal itself in battle. When it gets especially angry, the bony parts of its body will glow red hot.

Its amorphous body allows it to squeeze into small gaps. Its venom isn't deadly, but bite victims have described feeling like their bones had turned to jelly.

Ektret's mimic an Ekans to intimidate would-be predators. While its bite is venomous, they venom is not strong enough to have noticeable side effects.

Ekchoke's body is covered in muscle, allowing it to constrict its prey hard enough to crush bone. Pairs of Ekchoke can be seen wrestling with their tails to test their strength.

Kingklang uses its spiral body to churn the waters around it enough to create large whirlpools. However, these Pokémon just sit on the ocean floor waiting for their whirlpools to bring them their prey.

Phanran lives near polluted rivers and ponds, filtering out toxins from the water and storing them in its spines. Conservationists often use it to find drinkable water sources.

Phanea stores large amounts of sand inside their bodies and will shoot it out of its trunk if it feels threatened. Due to their short legs, it tends to hop around instead of walking.

Standos are surprisingly fast, able to run up any surface at over 45mph. In combat, it rams headfirst into its opponent, impaling them with its poisonous horn.

Some Trainers have dedicated their lives to catching a Stanwoodo. While not rare, they are so incredibly fast that catching one is nearly impossible.

Stantress can't walk that well, so it only travels to find a new berry tree to sit under. When threatened, Stantress will fire the seeds it has collected out of the holes on its body with enough force to dent steel.

Stansel is a generally peaceful Pokémon and will often give berries to those starving in the forest. It is great at navigating snowy terrain, so villages will often send it out as a messenger.

To distinguish themselves from the rest of their herd, Staneon change the colors of their horns to match their own preferences. The strongest of the herd have the most vibrant horns.

Stanpix's fur is highly resistant to the cold; this allows them to thrive during the winter months. They have become reliable companions for campers, as they aid in the search for grassy areas free of snow.

Stanron are completely blind, causing them to frequently crash into walls. However, their horns produce weak psychic waves that give Stanron a faint idea of what is around it.

Because of how weak its front legs are, Stanwear prefers to walk exclusively with its back legs. It is very territorial and will fight with other Stanwear over basically anything.

Stanlucha often get in heated battles with one another, charging at each other horn first. This often leads to them accidentally locking horns mid-air and tumbling to the ground.

Stanat communicate with each other sending weak, psychic signals through their horns. Because of how far these signals can travel, travelers will often carry a Stanat so people can find them if they get lost.

Stanmoth's antlers are very sensitive and can detect the slightest vibrations in the air. Due to increased hunting for its antlers, it has become much more skittish and territorial.

Stansian lives on rocky mountains, using its sharp claws and hooves to easily traverse the terrain. It is very proud of its antlers and will flee in terror if one of them is ever damaged.

Smearba uses the paint from its tail to paint its own spots, changing their size and pattern to its liking. However, it will frequently get paint all over itself and have to fly over to the river to wash off.

Smearow marks its territory by splashing its paint on nearby trees and rocks. Despite being territorial towards other Smearow, it is quite the popular Pokémon amongst young children.

Smearchu loves to make art, and its pieces are quite sought after by collectors. However, many art critics are confounded as to why its art is so popular.

Smeargon love to create sand paintings by dyeing the desert sand different colors. Art pieces made by Smeargon are consider protected by certain foundations.

Smearxio is very proud of its artwork and will throw a tantrum if its art is ruined. Artisans often use Smearxio to paint their pottery as its paint is highly resistant to water.

Smearolett can be found in ancient ruins, drawing strange symbols on the stone walls with its tail. Scientists don't know if the symbols mean anything or are just Smearolett expressing its artistic talent.

Smearoc is quite the hassle to look after, as it loves to decorate its territory with lots of painted paw prints. The paint isn't toxic, but is extremely difficult to wash off, especially from clothing.

The gas Tyfing expels invigorates anyone who inhales it, making them feel like they can take on anything. However, using the gas in competitive sports is usually banned.

Despite how much it tries to train its biceps, its arms are never as strong as the rest of its body. It can lift up to 500 pounds with its tail alone.

The main body works in tandem with its tail to launch a flurry of powerful strikes at its opponent. However, its tail never wants to stop training and will keep the main body awake for days until it thinks it is strong enough.

Tyonee's cotton is commonly used to make gym clothing, as it is both breathable and sweat absorbent. It will often hide in bushes and ambush anyone it deems a strong enough opponent.

Tyrunt spends months mediating on icy mountains to train their endurance. When fully trained, it can last up to 2 weeks without any food or water.

Due to the large amounts of sugar in its body, Tylix is always energized and ready for battle. The sugary fluff on its body is also full of protein, making it a popular snack for professional bodybuilders.

Despite its love for physical combat, its brain bruises very easily, causing it to be constantly dazed and confused. While in this state, Tyzee becomes quite irritable and will throw punches at random.

A popular Pokémon among street performers, Hitmonetta uses a unique fighting style mimicking a mix of hip-hop and breakdancing, making it unpredictable in combat.

Smootung cares very deeply about its appearance and will use its saliva to keep its hair nice and tidy. It can be seen playfully blowing raspberries at people and Pokémon it doesn't like.

Smookid doesn't like its electrical powers because they cause its hair to become messy. It is surprisingly clever and will cheekily shock people who try to shake its hand.

Despite its kindness towards humans, seeing a Smoosol is not a good sign. It is said it will only appear before Trainers that are destined to never find love.

When Smoodew finds something it likes, it will latch onto them with the suckers on its bud. While Smoodew doesn't mean any harm, its suckers are coated in a mild toxin that causes rashes and nausea.

Smoorunt often shows up at winter villages, letting itself into people's homes to get out of the cold. While generally friendly, it hates being told no and will never leave unless the home is destroyed.

Staring into its eye-pattern too long causes an insufferable burning sensation in your entire body. It produces flames hot enough to vaporize rock within a matter of minutes.

Arsol's horn and tail are coated in a powerful poison that easily incapacitates its foes. It hunts under the cover of night, taking out its prey before they can react.

Its scale colors reflect its body temperature, ranging from a pale yellow to a bright magenta in extreme cases. It lives near lava pools; its scales change color to reflect the surrounding lava.

When in danger, Milwick sprays scalding-hot milk on its attackers, causing severe burns. Due to how fast it can heat up its milk, Milwick are quite helpful in cooking.

Milpede has multiple milk glands underneath its carapace which it will spray at its attacker through its spines. As Milpede rolls around, the milk eventually turns into a rich cream.

Milwear loves to hang around farmlands, playfully pretending to be a Miltank. However, it will fiercely stand its ground if anyone tries to grab its buttons.

Blisitar will take in lost hikers into their cave and look after them until they leave. Its stone-like fur is resistant to damage.

Despite its egg having no medical benefits, Bliskyu will give it to passing Trainers for a chance of affection. It dreams of one day working at a Pokémon Center just like other Blissey.

As Raigia flies, it summons massive thunderstorms that can last for over a month. Every flap of its wings causes thunderclaps strong enough to flatten houses.

Every strike against Raidon's shield sounds like crashing thunder. Ancient people believe that if you struck its shield too many times, your village would be shrouded in an endless thunderstorm.

Sightings of Enmagius are always feared since they only appear right before a volcanic eruption. If they are attacked, they spew tons of hot ash that can suffocate anyone in minutes.

Enpert can create large lava flows just by slamming the ground. Its powerful arms allow for it to swim through magma as if it were water.

Ents can be found near active volcanoes, participating in ritual blessings in hopes of a volcanic eruption. When they band together, they can control entire lava flows.

Enmy feeds on lava to keep its body in a liquid state. If its body temperature gets too low, its body becomes so viscous that it can no longer move.

Suidos protects large bodies of water from any form of pollution. Despite usually being a calm Pokémon, Suidos will fly into a frenzy if its water becomes tainted.

Seeing a Suisel is a sight to behold as they gracefully skate across tranquil lakes. Its skating prowess has inspired many figure skaters.

Suilass is said to bring rain to villages that surround its lake. If anyone betrays its trust by ruining its lakes, it will summon massive rainstorms to completely flood the area.

Packs of Larvinx live high in the mountains, using their strong claws to effortlessly scale the rocky landscape. Their keen eyes allow them to hunt even in pitch darkness.

Pupinair slithers through tight cave systems, its thick scales protecting it from the sharp rocks. Some people believe that looking into its orb will slowly steal away your sight, but these rumors have been proven false.

Pupisel's thick claws make it an expert mountain climber, both in rocky and icy conditions. Even strong snowstorms aren't enough to deter it.

Pupiphan's rocky hide allows it to smash through just about anything with reckless abandon. However, it hates wet conditions, as water slowly weakens its armor.

Pupibite defends its cave by carving large spikes out of the cave walls to ward off larger Pokémon. However, any small Pokémon that enter will quickly be snacked on by Pupibite.

Pupilous are very irritable and will flail their heads if angered. The tough, rocklike plates on their heads are enough to shatter bulletproof glass.

Pupibat lives in dark caves, its rocky armor being extremely tough and surprisingly lightweight. It munches on stalactites, the minerals in the rocks reinforcing its armor.

Pupigoo's body is made out of a strange fluid that is usually soft but becomes extremely tough on impact. This allows Pupigoo to squeeze through small gaps and not have to worry about being attacked.

Pupimo-o's rocky red scales are a status symbol among their pack. They will often get in fights with one another, with the winner allowed to break off some of the loser's scales.

Tyranpardos knows nothing else but to smash its rocky head into anything directly in front of it. Entire mountain ranges have lost to this Pokémon.

Tyranbink lives deep underground, the extreme pressure transforming its rocky body into diamonds. Its diamonds are basically indestructible, effortlessly shrugging off any sort of attack.

Lunine's howls are said to summon large storms that can last for days. It harnesses strong wind currents to run across the world at remarkable speeds.

Pikadon prefers to fight other Electric-types, as all of their attacks get absorbed by its conductive horn. It will then strike with its heavy tail now charged with electrical energy.

Pikapuff's sweet, energizing scent makes it a popular Pokémon at cafes. The cream it produces from its tail has a sweet lemon flavor.

Pikatly hide inside electrical sockets, playfully shocking anyone that comes near. Its electricity will grow out of control if it doesn't discharge it somehow.

This benevolent Pokémon will grant blessing to Trainers that are pure of heart. Its singing voice is said to bring any listeners pure euphoria.

Legends say the leaves from a Ho-feon have a chance to bring back the dead. Its body gives off a warm glow in every color of the rainbow.

It is said that if you bring a monthly offering to Ho-venant, it will offer to bring someone back from the dead. It is a sacred Pokémon and can only be found at ancient shrines.

Azuto seems to always be in a bad mood, no matter how much others try to cheer it up. No matter what it morphs into, it will keep its permanent frown.

Its tail is filled with fine sand and Azuble will chew on its own tail in order to relieve stress. Some people theorize that its tail inspired modern stress toys.

Azutoise is very timid, preferring to hide in its shell rather than using its cannons. To fuel its water cannons, it absorbs water through its tail by submerging it underwater.

Mislix consumes lost spirits and then compresses them into gorgeous amethyst crystals. The crystals seem to be able to resonate with other spirits.

These suave Pokémon will steal feathers to build out their coat and hat. The larger the coat, the more power they have over their pack.

Honchwear has the unique ability to turn anything it consumes into a material similar to cotton stuffing. The stuffing is resistant to physical impacts, so Honchwear will eat as much as possible to make its body more durable.

Honchbink grows small crystals on its body made out of Fools' Gold. It will often trick lesser-minded Pokémon into working for it for a share of its "gold".

Unlike other Zwelious fusions, Mimelous's two heads mostly co-operate with each other and love to perform together. They work in tandem to juggle different objects with their psychic abilities.

Happinaught's egg is actually a large white boulder, which it will use to bludgeon its opponents. Outside of combat, Happinaught will do anything to keep its boulder as clean as possible.

Happichamp's eggs are packed with high amounts of protein. It will give out its eggs to weaker Pokémon to encourage them to become the best version of themselves.

Raiode's plump body swells with electricity and will discharge violently at the slightest touch. However, it is a cheery and energetic Pokémon and will playfully nuzzle its Trainer for affection.

Raisey draws lightning from thunderstorms to give its egg an energizing effect when eaten. Its eggs are very popular amongst sprinters and marathon runners.

Raibok discharges large amounts of electricity through its fangs, paralyzing its prey almost instantly. However, it is generally friendly outside of battle and only hunts small Pokémon.

Raibat's sharp fangs are charged with electricity, shocking its prey until they become paralyzed. Despite its electrical power, Raibat is very friendly and loves to playfully nuzzle its Trainer.

Raimise will only breach the surface during thunderstorms to absorb lightning strikes. It wraps its opponent with its long chain before blasting them with 1,000,000 volts of electricity.

Its scales contain large amounts of chemical energy, and when struck by an attack, they discharge all of their electricity at once. Ancient people dried Raimoth's scales and used them in energizing elixirs.

Raikazam controls large amounts of electricity with its might. Delivering powerful thunderbolts can mess with its opponent's neurons. It can be seen meditating on tall mountains when thunderstorms roll in.

Raibell gather in large groups during thunderstorms, the lightning strikes only fueling their electrical power. In combat, Raibell will spew out balls of plasma from its mouth to attack.

Its mane and tail are made of a hot plasma that on contact, will cause nasty burns all over the victim's body. Its internal electricity allows for Raita to run up to 80 mph.

Raiton is commonly found in power plants, using its magnets to siphon off the electricity. In combat, it fires powerful blasts of electrical energy from all of its magnets at once.

Munchgey are incredibly greedy, attempting to steal berries from other Pokémon's nests. However, they are too lazy to build a big enough nest to store all these berries, so they end up dropping out of the nest.

Despite being able to survive with little food, Munchnea will consume anything it can find. If someone tries to take its food, it will bash them with its thorny arms.

Be careful when you're on a picnic, as a Munchlett might just pop out of the ground to steal your food. They have very quick reflexes, popping in and out of the ground within a single second.

Manorb floats in acidic waters so if a thunderstorm hits, it can easily absorb the electricity from them. They are also common around power plants.

Man Jr. are very playful Pokémon and love to jump in and out of the water to surprise tourists. They are very popular in aquariums and marine parks as kid-friendly attractions.

Weavbite lives in the icy mountains, scaling the treacherous terrain with ease while hunting its prey. While usually a solitary hunter, it will team up with other Weavbite to take down larger threats.

Weavbat lives high in the mountains, using its sharp claws to cling onto the cliff face. It is vicious hunter, pursuing them at high speeds before slashing them to pieces.

Magnekia's body emits an incredibly strong magnetic field. Legends say this field is strong enough to warp space itself.

Magneodor's body is comprised of various pieces of scrap metal held together by a strong magnetic field. It will use this field to imbue the metal with an electric charge that will produce a nasty shock on contact.

Magneor floats around in space, emitting strange electromagnetic signals from its body. Scientists believe Magneor could be used as a natural satellite.

Lickirona's wings are very sensitive to every aspect of their surroundings The powder it spreads causes severe itching and rashes.

Despite their unpleasant appearance, Lickipuff are known to be the partners of food connoisseurs due to their very sensitive sense of taste.

Lickiwear uses its massive tongue to reach into insect nests to eat the honey inside. However, it sometimes gets its tongue stuck in the nests and will flail around violently to get it off.

Lickiruff love to lick whatever they find as a show of affection. They seem to be able to track anything just by tasting its surroundings.

Rhydile is commonly spotted at construction sites, helping the workers carry large loads and moving large mounds of earth. Its rocky hide is tough enough to withstand an entire building falling on it.

Rhyvern are expert miners, using ultrasonic pulses to determine different ores hidden deep within the rocks. While a common Pokémon used in mining operations, they are very particular about their craft.

Tantress wraps itself around a tree it likes with its thick vines, staying tethered there for days at a time. If it is threatened, it will swing from the tree branches and hit its attacker like a wrecking ball.

Tanfable is very kind and will often carry young Pokémon in its vines for protection. It loves stargazing and can be seen sitting atop trees to get the best view.

Tansion's vines were often used as bandages during ancient times as they had amazing healing properties. It sticks itself to tree branches and feeds on nearby plant matter by dissolving them into its gel.

Tanpede's vines are incredibly muscular, as it will wrap them around its legs to increase their power. Herds of Tanpede were used by travelling merchants to help tow heavy cargo.

Tanmoth is known for its intelligence, creating small bundles from its vines to help carry berries. The vines are thick enough to resist the blades of Scyther.

Tander's body is made of long stinging tentacles that are painful to touch. These Pokémon are shelter for fish Pokémon that can endure its sting.

Electikern generates large amounts of electricity through photosynthesis and will zap predators with its wire-like vines. The shock is strong enough to paralyze small bug Pokémon.

Electixys can drain an entire city of its electricity in a single night. Its electrical attacks contain enough power to cause mutations.

Being too close to a Magmornx will cause anyone to melt. Its body is constantly dripping flames of over 7000 degrees.

Togekarp are incredibly rare and are said to bring great fortune to anyone who catches one. Some fishermen have dedicated their entire careers to catching one of these Pokémon.

Having sprouted its wings early, Togepi can be seen jumping from trees and rocks in an attempt to fly. It struggles to take off because of its eggshell weighing it down.

Togepom loves to give gifts and will grab any item it thinks its Trainer will love. They have become a great help for postal services, as it gives out parcels and letters with such enthusiasm.

Togeanie feeds on the joy of other Pokémon and will give them nice warm hugs to make them feel happy. Its tentacles are as soft as silk, so tourists will try to seek them out while at the beach.

The meat from Togeby's claws is described to be incredibly sweet and creamy, so they are often served at fancy restaurants. Due to this, however, Togeby has been hunted to near extinction.

Its tentacles are made out of a fine sand that constantly falls apart. Despite being great for camouflage in its desert environment, it struggles to grab anything because of this.

Sandloom lives in desert areas, using the higher air temperature to lift it into the sky. Despite being able to survive on little water, large groups of them can be seen around oases.

Sandbull hates getting its fur wet and will take frequent dust baths to keep itself dry. It is an annoying Pokémon to take care of, as it drags in large amounts of sand wherever it goes.

Despite living in arid climates, Sandnub's shell is cold to the touch. It searches for food using its powerful nose, looking for small critters buried in the sand.

Sandans hides in the sand, using the rattle on its tail to ward off larger predators. Its venom isn't fatal but will cause limb paralysis for up to an hour.

Sandrino runs across the open deserts, charging through any obstacles in its way. Once it runs out of energy, it will lie down to start sunbathing.

Sandcada spends most of the day buried under the sand, only emerging under the cover of night. When threatened, it will quickly beat its wings to kick up a small cloud of dust to allow it to escape.

Sandon live around canyons and mesas, building their nests out of the nearby sandstone. Their stone claws allow them to scale the canyon walls without fear of losing their grip.

Sandbat hides from the desert heat by hanging out in its cave for most of the day. It is able to filter sand out of its mouth, so while hunting, it will often swoop into the sand and swallow anything hiding in there.

Sandnat hides in the sand, detecting the slightest vibrations in the sand with its sensitive hairs. It hates getting wet and will roll around in the sand to get any moister out of its fur.

Due to the arid environment Sandlix lives in, it has developed a brittle layer of caramelized sugar on its body. The caramel brittle is often served with luxurious desserts at fancy restaurants.

Sandsian hates getting its fur wet, so it will take frequent dust baths to keep it dry. Its strong legs allow it to run through the desert without getting caught in the sand.

While Sandkey acts tough, when confronted with a stronger opponent, it will frantically fling sand at its attacker before fleeing. It lives near canyon walls, its scaly hide blending in with the rock.

Sandape often runs amok in ancient temples, pummeling the stone structures until they are nothing but dust. However, it is also quite timid and will flee if confronted by another Pokémon.

Sandash intense internal heat causes its sandy mane to turn to glass. The glass is still incredibly hot, hot enough to ignite any flora on contact.

Sandpoke lazes around in the desert sun, keeping its skin nice and dry. However, it will often not notice it's been in the sun too long, and its skin will slowly start to burn.

Sandmite wanders through the desert looking for magnetic filings in the sand. However, if the weather gets too hot, its magnets will start melting, essentially making them useless.

Yanmory can run up to 100 mph, using its strong wings to keep up the pace when its legs get tired. Once it catches its prey, it will proceed to rip them apart with its raptor-like talons.

Yanedo is an incredibly fast swimmer, capable of launching itself 100 feet out of the water. However, it must constantly stay in motion to keep its blood pumping fast enough to sustain its metabolism.

It protects its flower bud by swinging around its cluster of sharp leaves. Leafsaur stands it the same spot for hours on end, absorbing nutrients from the soil.

Leafdra are expert predators. They hide themselves within large amounts of seagrass and snipe their prey with pressurized water.

A proud and loyal Pokémon. Leafroc scout the forest to make sure the area is safe and clean. The leaves in their fur produce clean air when they run.

Glacesaur flower bud produces icy spores that will freeze anything they touch instantly. It is said that blizzards form once its flower is ready to bloom.

The ice crystals on Glaceperior's body are as hard as diamonds, allowing it to pulverize tough stone. Groups of Glaceperior can be seen moving tons of snow after large snowstorms.

Glaceziken has a unique fighting style equally balancing fire and ice. Its brutal combination of burning and freezing strikes makes it tough to face.

Glaceflame soars above icy mountains, where the cold temperatures cause small hailstones to form on its wings. Each flap of its wings creates a gust of freezing-cold wind.

Glacecool floats in arctic waters, mimicking small ice chunks. Contact with its twin tentacles causes instant frostbite, which can easily become infected with bacteria on its body.

Its bulb gives off the sweet scent of fresh grass when Glisaur is happy. They can be seen sleeping in the sun, absorbing light as nutrients.

Mamobi was an apex hunter during an ancient ice age. It has the intelligence to create weapons using remains of other Pokémon.

Poryrona releases large amounts of microwave radiation from its wings, causing anything in its vicinity to start to burn. A low-pitched humming noise can be heard when Poryrona is nearby.

Treether live in lush rainforests, using its sharp scythes to cleave through the thick flora. They are quite the reliable partners for jungle explorers.

It is able to change the color of its leaves to match its surroundings. It hunts for small bug Pokémon to eat by nimbly jumping through the treetops.

Scepgron's leaf-like plating is a durable as steel. They are also sharp enough to cut large trees, which they destroy to mark their territory.

Torchvyle loves to eat eggs and will raid other Pokémon's nests to steal them. However, it only likes cooked eggs, so it will roast them with its fire breath before consumption.

The excessive energy from fusion has burned off most of its feathers. However, its three remaining feathers now burn as hot as an industrial blowtorch.

Sandkhan keeps its young in its pouch to protect it from the harsh desert sun. It will only let them leave the pouch once their spines have fully grown.

Sandcross show off their immense strength by carrying boulders over five times its weight. Their punches have enough force to level a skyscraper.

Groups of Sandsol arrive in an area when a sandstorm is on its way. Once the sandstorm hits, they will bury themselves in the sand with only their horn sticking out.

Sandbat feeds on cactus juice, its thick scales protecting it from the cactus' spikes. Its eyes are very sensitive to light, so it prefers to sleep during the day and only feed once the sun sets.

Sandsect lives in arid areas, expelling excess body heat through its thick spines. It buries itself in the ground, draining the nutrients from any nearby plants.

Ancient people once used Sandmoth to help till soil and create farmland. However, its toxic scales often contaminated the ground, poisoning any crops that were grown there.

Sandta's flames burn white hot while running at top speed, scorching the earth beneath it. In combat, it will coat its front claws in its flames to deal devastating damage to its opponents.

Sandash only lives in the hottest of deserts, as any cold breeze could affect how well its fire burns. When it runs, it scorches the earth beneath it, turning the sand it runs on into glass.

Sanduo can be seen sprinting across the desert, running up to 80mph. It is an expert scavenger, feeding on the leftovers other Pokémon wouldn't dare eat.

Sandrio pursues its prey at up to 100 mph, leaving large dust clouds in its wake. However, the three heads often argue over which way to go, causing it to constantly change direction.

Blakhan incubates its eggs in its pouch, its high body heat speeding up the hatching process. Once the babies are old enough, they will aid in their mother's fiery attacks.

Mudpert can only be found in large lakes, lazily floating on the water's surface. It quite enjoys visitors, playfully splashing them with water if they enter its lake.

Mudnea hangs around swampy areas, hiding amongst the mud. It will swallow as much water as it can to allow it to float while swimming.

Mudgeist stores large amounts of mud in its hollow gourd, which it spits at its opponent in combat. Its body is mostly made of water, allowing it to effortlessly float atop the water.

In combat, Mudsprout will fire globs of thick mud from its mouth at its opponents. It absorbs water through its roots to keep its body moist while not underwater.

Mudpoke live near riverbanks, covering themselves in mud to keep their skin moist. Their finned tail helps them swim, even though they can't swim very fast.

Its fiery spirit boils the water within its body, increasing the force of its strikes. If it can't close the gap between it and its opponent, it will spray jets of boiling water from its wrists as a long-ranged attack.

Swampnape are expert swimmers due to their strong arms and fins. Its combat style seems to be a mix of flowing strikes and crashing impacts.

Said to bring good luck to anyone who sees it, Raldeen is a rare sight on the surface. It lives in the deep ocean, using its psychic powers to swim instead of its fins.

Groups of Ralie can be found on frozen lakes, hitting ice chunks to each other. Despite being amateurs at the moment, Ralie desire to become expert hockey players someday.

Ralful are popular companions for children without siblings, staying loyal to them for life. Its soft, cuddly fur helps quell negative emotions.

While being blind, Ralkaboo can easily see its surroundings by emitting powerful psychic waves from the holes on its belly. It is very timid, quickly teleporting away when it senses the presence of another Pokémon.

Kirwear are great babysitters for young girls, often teaching them how to be more lady-like. Despite this, Kirwear is about as mature as a 13-year-old girl.

Gardegon makes psychic illusions to hide itself from humans. If it becomes close to its Trainer, it will do everything its power to protect them.

Shedto's body is very fragile, so it will possess others by latching onto their heads. However, victims of Shedto have no recollection of anything while they were possessed.

Shedowl is seemingly motionless, eerily staring at anyone who passes by. Some cultures see Shedowl as a bringer of misfortune, while others believe it to be a guardian angel.

Shedos's webs are intangible to most living beings as they are intended to catch lost souls floating by. Despite its creepy appearance, people with a fear of ghosts like to keep it around.

Shedtine silently glide during the night, looking for lost Trainers to slowly drain their energy until they can no longer stand. Pairs of Chingling follow Shedtine to protect them from danger.

Shedmuku hangs from decaying trees, spreading its poisonous scales along the wind. If anyone gets too close, it will wrap them in its vines before blasting them with a gust of its scales.

It is best not to follow a Shedxew as it often lures Trainers into the dens of strong Dragon Pokémon. It molts its scales frequently, and they are often sought after by prolific Dragon Trainers.

Shedwear were said to be born from lost dolls as they desperately search for the children that lost them. However, they do not want revenge, they just want to be reunited with their owners.

Despite Nidohorn's tough exterior, it is actually quite timid, only charging when it feels threatened. Its armor is coated in a poisonous oil that, when handled properly, can be used to treat aching joints.

When threatened, Nidosea will spray a poisonous ink from its spines that is incredibly hard to wash off. It lives near the seafloor, burying itself in the sand while it sleeps.

Nidogey's feathers are covered in tiny, poisonous needles that are extremely dangerous to breathe in. It builds its nest in small trees, spending more of its time looking after its eggs than hunting for food.

Nidokern's body is covered in hundreds of poisonous hairs, which dissuades bird Pokémon from trying to eat it. If the soil around it is lacking in nutrients, it will start to nibble on other plants for sustenance.

Nidofarig's tail is significantly more aggressive than the main head and it will try to prick anyone who passes by with its poisonous horn. The main head however prefers to peacefully graze on grass and ignore the tail's actions.

Nidocko lives in lush rainforests, using the barbs on its body to climb trees even in heavy rain. Its skin produces a poisonous sweat that deters predators from trying to eat it.

These pompous Pokémon are very fond of themselves and will prick anyone who insinuates otherwise with their poisonous thorns. However, once they find a mate, they will be endlessly devoted to them.

Nidoloom's body is covered in hundreds of tiny needles that will inject a potent poison. The needles break off easily while in combat, which can be lethal if they are inhaled.

The more spots there are on Nidowear's body, the more dangerous its poison is. It is a self-conscious Pokémon and will not show itself if it has too many spots.

Nidoras feeds on rotting plant matter, needing to eat up to 50 pounds of them a day to feed both it and its mushroom. Despite the mushroom being incredibly toxic, its spores are believed to have once been used for medicinal purposes.

Nidorantis is an incredibly shy Pokémon, grazing anyone that gets too close with its poisonous claws. The leaves on Nidorantis's back have been used to create a gorgeous light blue dye.

The hair that covers Nidokaboo's body is very similar to asbestos, making owning a Nidokaboo a major health risk. However, the pumpkin, when properly clean, is said to have an incredibly sweet taste to it.

Nidoduck is always paranoid, fleeing in terror at the slightest sense of danger. Its skin is covered in a poisonous film as a defense mechanism.

Belinch live in scrapyards, making their nests out of large scrap piles. Groups of them can be seen with their jaws perpetually open to keep a lookout for potential intruders.

Metamagius are advanced technomancers, able to bend any mechanical device to its will. It will even possess other machines to cause as much havoc as possible.

Metanette can use its four metallic arms to punch faster than a bullet train. Do not make eye contact with it as it will see you as a challenge.

As Spiricorio dances it summons forth its hatred and malice it had in another life. No one knows why this Pokémon was chained to the keystone.

The two heads have powerful connection with one another, allowing them to combo their attacks together. During the night, one head will keep training while the other sleeps.

Garbok is a merciless predator, tunneling underground at Mach speeds to catch its prey. If its bite force isn't enough to take care of them, its venomous bite will surely finish the job.

Fossil records show that Venudactyl were apex predators when they were alive, expertly hunting through the lush rainforest where it lives. Its thick tail allows it to swing from trees to increase its speed.

Venuram emits large amounts of pollen from its tail that allow plants to flourish. Areas where Venuram reside are blanketed in gorgeous flora.

Nidohorn live in herds, each taking turns to look after their young while the others go hunting. If one of them is attacked, they will produce a strongly scented chemical that alerts the rest of the herd.

The paler Nidoicate's fur is, the more powerful its venom is. It's a very timid Pokémon, usually hiding away in grungy alleyways and sewers.

Nidoran seems to have traits from both genders of Nidoran. Nidoran's own preference determines whether it wants to be seen as male or female.

Nidonette love any attention that can get and will even flirt with other Pokémon just for the attention. Its claws are venomous and can cause fainting in small Pokémon.

When Nidonat is angered, its needle-like hairs become sharp enough to inject its poison in small doses. However, it is completely harmless while it is docile.

Nidono doesn't inflict its poison by normal means; it instead uses its psychic powers to poison its opponent's mind by using its pendulum. The poison causes severe headaches, nausea, and muscle spasms.

Mawbird love to raid the homes of naughty children and eat all of their presents. They will even play tricks on the children without their parents noticing.

The poison that drips from Mawdew's teeth attracts small Pokémon. It will hide in flower beds to lure in its prey.

Mawodor's hair-like mouths munch on garbage and spew out foul-smelling fumes. Their teeth are coated in bad bacteria, causing its bite to be toxic.

Mawear is a mostly docile Pokémon who will only bite if it feels threatened. However, its powerful jaws can chomp down with enough force to snap a thick tree trunk in half.

Despite being quite slow, it is hard to escape a Cradsopod due to its immense strength and stretchy tentacles. It hunts in coral reefs, smashing the coral with its arms before grabbing any Pokémon hiding away.

Cranphan is incredibly reckless as it loves to charge into just about anything. While its armor is as hard as stone, it is also flexible enough to resist shattering against harder surfaces.

Be careful exploring caves where Cranbat reside, because of their thick skulls, they have little regard for their surroundings. If they don't smash into you directly, there is a chance of them causing stalactites to fall.

Ramjask flies at extremely high speeds, ramming into anything in its path. Its rocky carapace protects its body from these high-speed impacts.

Shielon does not fear battle as its thick, iron shield can resist most attacks. However, it prefers to stay out of the rain as it could lead to its shield rusting.

Bastiolia's muscles are as tough as steel, allowing it to carry its two-ton shield effortlessly. They are valiant warriors who protect innocent Pokémon from threats over ten times their size.

Its mushrooms are made of a metallic alloy that is both tough and stretchy. Its punches are strong enough to pulverize a tanker hull.

Bastiosopod's thick armor and sharp iron claws allow it to pulverize any passing ships. It will often make its home in sunken ships and will fiercely fight other Bastiosopod for the larger ship.

Slalucha only fights for the fun of it and only fights opponents that will give it a good challenge. However, it is not afraid to fight dirty if its opponent gets the upper hand.

Slabell lies under berries, patiently waiting for the berries to fall into its mouth. However, it is too lazy to pick up any other berries so if any berry falls next to it, it will be left to rot.

Nidoking lazes around for most of the day. Its thick hide protects it from any real damage. Despite doing almost nothing all day, it thinks itself superior to everyone.

Nidolie thrive in high altitude environments, as its hide is both tough and cold resistant. Their hide has been discovered to be a great material in the making of hiking equipment.

Nidowear is very protective of its young and will show no mercy to anything that threatens them. When agitated, its skin secretes a deadly poison that makes it volatile in combat.

Some say that if you are cursed by an Abmagius, you are destined to meet your end no matter how hard you try to avoid it. They can be seen wandering around cities recently hit by natural disasters.

Abnette are said to be manifestations of karma, usually appearing after the fall of evil empires or corporations. If it finds someone who committed an evil act, it will drag them away with its ghostly tendrils.

Many people believe that the end of the world will begin once Abpent's flame goes out. It arrives after natural disasters, burning the souls of the recently deceased.

It has been said that coming in contact with Abgoo's body causes short-lasting misfortune. However, it has been proven that the misfortune is due to how slippery Abgoo's slime is.

Large schools of Dusbas can be found in lakes and rivers too dangerous for other Pokémon to survive. Due to a lack of predators, Dusbas schools can be as large as a football field.

Duscorio seem to only appear at funerals, peacefully dancing to help take the deceased soul to the afterlife. However, it will refuse to help any souls that have committed bad deeds.

In medieval times, Dusria was seen as a bringer of disease, as anyone who has inhaled the dark smoke that surrounds it dies within a few days. However, studies show that the smoke slowly drains the life force of its victims.

Dusroc thrives on the fear of its victims and will relentlessly pursue its prey until they are consumed by fear. It is adept in combat, wielding its powerful scythe with ease.

It is said that anyone who tries to steal Duscbink's crystals will be inflicted with a century-long curse. These crystals glow blood-red when Duscbink is reaping lost souls.

Wailord is said to be one of the biggest Pokémon ever physically measured, being as long as a skyscraper. However, Wailord has a very short lifespan due to how much energy is needed to survive.

Wailkoal's body is mostly water, allowing for it to float on the surface of the ocean. When startled, Wailkoal shoots massive geysers of water powerful enough to topple a tank.

Arcras's songs are said to freeze anyone who hears them in their tracks. They can summon blizzards that last for over a week.

Arceon is said to control the tides with its beautiful singing voice. As it plays its lyre, people who hear it are said to feel as calm as water.

Said to be the first dragon Pokémon, Arcnite are powerful enough to scorch the whole world with draconic fire. Despite this, they are benevolent protectors of all living things.

Arctress's dense hide is strong enough to resist the force of a black hole. It compresses its iron core so hard the core is on the verge of nuclear fusion.

Arcdily fires off powerful arrows full of verdant energy, growing lush flora wherever the arrows land. It can grow entire forests' worth of plant life within a few minutes.

Arcmask's totem is said to grant the holder immortality. However, Arcmask will only grant its totem to someone it deems worthy during times of crisis.

Its shell never stops growing throughout Turtle's life, which ends up restricting its movement. Parts of the shell will break off when it gets too big, acting as fertilizer for the surrounding soil.

Turbre looks after the small sprout on its head, constantly watering it and giving it sun. Once the sprout has grown big enough, it will gently plant it in the ground and go off searching for a new sprout.

The largest of Torblim have become floating havens of flora and fauna. It sleeps soundly on the ground, allowing small Pokémon to climb on.

Nidocute's bodies are filled with a corrosive liquid that eats through just about anything. If one of the heads ends up breaking, they will splash their acid on the others, slowly corroding away their shells.

Nidohorn will constantly get into heated fights with each other to win over their potential mates. When angered, it will produce poison from its rocky spines.

The leaf on Nidorita's head is coated in microscopic needles that cause a stinging pain when touched. However, once the needles are removed, the leaf can be used in exotic dishes.

Nidoicate are considered serious pests, chewing their way into suburban homes to eat their garbage. They can be quite hard to get rid of because their poisonous fur just attracts more Nidoicate.

Despite Nidocross's small stature, it can lift over 20 times its own body weight. Its tough carapace is covered in thick, poisonous spines which are strong enough to pierce through a Metapod's shell.

Nidochu's tail contains a powerful neurotoxin that is used to paralyze its opponents. Despite how potent its poison is, Nidochu prefers to just eat berries instead of hunting for prey.

Nido Jr. throws its poisonous quills like throwing darts, mischievously pinning other Pokémon to tree trunks. While these quills are poisonous, they are only strong enough to cause mild nausea in humans.

Nidoshrew hides beneath the sand, keeping its ears exposed to sense for danger. If someone ends up stepping on Nidoshrew, they will be met with tons of poisonous spines in their foot.

Nidotula prefers not to build a web, as it catches small insects on its poisonous spines just by walking around. It lives in tropical rainforests, the hairs on its body protecting it from getting soaked in the rain.

Nidon's spines are not filled with poison, instead they are filled with a tiny amount of liquid mercury. Despite the low dosage, a single sting from Nidon can put a fully grown adult in critical condition.

The older Nidowear is, the longer and thicker its spines become. However, its poison does not grow stronger, so it mostly uses its spines to scratch and impale its opponents.

Nidoras hunts for poisonous mushrooms to put on its spines, dissuading any predators from trying to eat it. Despite how poisonous it is, Trainers will use Nidoras to help determine what mushrooms are toxic.

Despite looking harmless, its fur is covered in hundreds of toxic spines. When threatened, it will bury itself in the ground with some of its spines out, hoping that its attacker steps on the spines.

Nidokaboo hangs from trees using its thorned vines. If anyone tries to eat Nidokaboo, they will be inflicted with a lethal poison and their soul will eventually be absorbed into Nidokaboo's body.

Colonies of Nidoth hide out in abandoned houses, hoarding any random objects they take a liking to. They are full of dust and grime stuck in their fur, so petting them is not recommended.

Nidoeel coats its mouth in its poisonous saliva, causing its bite to be toxic. However, in really cold weather, its saliva will freeze over, preventing it from eating.

In combat, Monx will throw fiery shurikens from its tail which are hot enough to cut through steel. Its flames glow white hot when Monx is angry.

Its tail acts as an extra limb and it will balance on it while it meditates. Its flames burn the brightest once it focuses its mind.

Despite not being strong enough to fend for itself, Pipsea prefers to live alone. It fires pressurized bubbles from its beak when threatened, which, while painful, aren't enough to fully deter attackers.

Piprade hates dirt and will scrub any surface with its bubbles until it's squeaky clean. The bubbles contain a unique chemical that effectively kills germs.

Pipaura lives in small herds, traveling across the frozen tundra to find its next fishing spot. They are great companions for ice fishers, as their long necks and beaks help catch fish from under the ice.

Pipgong loves to show off, balancing bubbles on its beak and leaping in and out of the water. If anyone tries to interrupt its performance, it will blast them with a stream of bubbles.

Pipster's icy shell is as strong as steel, being able to withstand a strike from a tanker ship. It migrates to the arctic during the summer to avoid its shell weakening from the summer heat.

Said to have been born from a fallen sailor lost at sea, Empogrigus wanders the open ocean. It is known to rescue people from sinking ships, guiding them safely to the surface.

Noseary uses its powerful ears to smash rocks, looking for magnetic material. It coats its fur with this material to allow it to detect its surroundings through its magnetic field.

Nosebat hides in deep caverns, their numbers being greater in magnetic areas. While their teeth are not sharp, their powerful jaws are strong enough to crush small boulders.

Nosenea always faces the sun, constantly shifting its position to line itself up perfectly. Once it hits midday, Nosenea will lie on its back, pointing its nose straight up.

Nosebell are usually found on remote islands, blankly staring into the distance while barely moving an inch. Ancient people used to believe that Nosebell were the reincarnations of their former elders.

Probodactyl hunts for magnetic Pokémon, waiting for them to leave their caves before silently ambushing them. Its body is so magnetic that small metal objects get attracted to its body as it flies overhead.

Probodon reflects magnetic waves using its shield, making it a great help in protecting high-tech electronics from getting damaged. It is surprisingly fast, using its own magnetic field to levitate off the ground.

Proboterra produces a strong magnetic field from the crystals on its back. Certain Pokémon like Nosepass and Magneton hang around Proboterra in hopes to evolve.

Nidonat hide in dark alleyways, often getting into scuffles with one another. Their fur is actually soft to the touch; however they are able to stiffen their fur into thousands of sharp, poisonous quills.

Nidobra desires to be immune to even the strongest poisons and will seek out other Poison types to see if they can challenge it. It uses its spoon to mix up all types of poisonous concoctions for it to try.

The collar of metal spikes around Pawnrita's neck constantly grows throughout its life. However, they tend to break off the longer they get, so Pawnrita will rub against hard rocks to grind them down.

Pawnsel hunt in small packs and will violently strip any man-made objects for their metal. The leader of the pack usually has the largest crest and will also get the largest share of plundered metal.

Pawndour are incredibly proud of their armor, as they love to keep their blades nice and sharp. If their armor is badly damaged, they will search for leftover metal and forge itself new armor using its fire breath.

Pawneel have recently become endangers as poaches have started hunting them for their bladed fins. Because of this, gangs of Pawneel have started to team up to take down hunting vessels.

Despite its permanent scowl, Luxbull deeply loves its Trainer. It will use its x-ray vision to watch its Trainer at all moments of the day.

Its speed is almost unmatched as it is able to run faster than the speed of sound. It's a very snarky Pokémon. It challenges others to race it, knowing they have no chance of winning.

Luxlure's bulbs can glow bright enough to fully illuminate an entire house. However, the bulbs can break if Luxlure uses them too much, causing it to wait for them to grow back.

Fights between Luxwear are massive spectacles, as the sheer amount of electricity produced during the fight draws in thunderclouds. A single blow from Luxwear can leave a Trainer paralyzed.

Luxbink's crystals are charged with electricity which makes them glow as bright as a lightbulb. Colonies of Luxbink live in underground caves, illuminating the area as bright as day.

Luxkazam are theorized to see anything physically and mentally. It can create objects out of pure light that it controls freely. Staring into its staff is said to allow you to see through physical matter.

Aggras lets hundreds of Pokémon ride on its back, its tough iron shell protecting them from large waves. The inside of its shell is supposedly quite luxurious.

The two heads constantly bash each other to see whose armor is stronger. However, their armor is so heavy that their movement is pretty limited.

Aggvern lives in deep caves with enough metal to build its armor. The metal is great at reflecting sound, which enhances its sonic abilities.

Flydoom are excellent trackers, with the visor-like film over its eyes allowing it to see clearly through the harshest sandstorms. These loyal Pokémon will rescue Trainers it finds lost in the desert.

The green light from Flyveon's body draws in bug Pokémon before incinerating them with its flames. It seems to enjoy making glass sculptures by melting and shaping sand.

Groups of these Pokémon hang around coral reefs and provide protection for smaller fish Pokémon. However, if any boats come near their reef, they will violently attack it until there is nothing left.

Salabat's extremely sharp wings and viscous temperament leads to its opponent being slashed to pieces. They tend to live in caves or mountains.

Always angry, Salaizard scorches everything in its path in a fit of rage. It soars across the sky at high speeds, cloaking itself in its harsh flames.

Zorochu are as fast as they are cunning. They will quietly hide in the shadows before swiftly shocking their target with a deep-red lightning bolt.

Sylian is a genuinely kind Pokémon and will fight to the end to protect the ones it cares about. Its ribbons give off positive vibes, filling those who touch it with an overwhelming feeling of happiness.

Unlike other Rattata, Syltata are quite well-mannered and are commonly kept as regular pets. However, because they are so commonly domesticated, they struggle to survive out in the wild.

Sylmory is very proud of its colorful wings, boastfully showing them off to other Pokémon. Its feathers are often melted down into jewelry as their blue and pink coloring is quite rare.

Sylmega is very clingy and will try to carry its Trainer everywhere it goes. However, it tries its best to keep its Trainer safe while in flight, wrapping its ribbons around them to keep them secure.

Syleye is heavily devoted to its Trainer, gifting them with all the gemstones it can find. Its gemstones are enchanted with many different healing and protection spells.

Sylwear is almost always happy and will hug anyone it cares for with its ribbons. Despite how strong Sylwear's hugs are, the ribbons help dull the crushing pain.

The three heads love each other as if they were siblings and wrap their feelers around each other's necks to show their affection. They love to dance, even though their coordination is not that great.

Nidowear has no empathy for anyone it deems lesser than itself and will beat them into submission until it is satisfied. It has enough strength to pulverize bones with a single punch.

While its movement speed is quite slow, Nidogeist is a relentless foe who will take anything as a challenge. Its thick hide and powerful arms allow it to rip apart those that try to oppose it.

Grouchomp make their homes in active volcanic craters. Their scythes are made of molten earth and are hot enough to easily cleave through lead.

A single punch from Grourom can send seismic shockwaves circling the globe. When enraged, it fires out thunderbolts powerful enough to create large fissures in the ground.

Grouapex's hefty tentacles cause the ground to quake below it. It is said that these Pokémon cannot be moved be any sort of attack.

Grouphox controls the land with a flick of its wand, creating entire mountains ranges within the blink of an eye. It fires powerful beams from its wand hot enough to melt through bedrock.

Legends say that Dialnite can circle the globe so fast that it will start to turn back time. It has almost never been seen fully; the only remnants of its presence are a trail of blue light as it flies by.

Eating Dialras's mushrooms is said to bring visions of either the distant past or distant future. People who eat them are usually too overwhelmed to give a good description of their vision.

Palkyu can spin its body to create gravitational rifts. It is said that the gem at its center is a window to the entire cosmos.

Legends describe this Pokémon as a messenger of the cosmos, travelling between distant galaxies at near lightspeed. The patterns on its wings are theorized to show images of an ancient universe.

Palkgrigus is said to contain a whole other universe inside its body. Scientists have theorized that if its lid is ever fully opened, its universe will violently collide with our own.

Known by the nickname of "Demon Serpent": If you are in Girados's line of sight, your chances of survival are zero.

Legends say that Regitula's webs hold island groups together. It is a creative Pokémon, making dynamic structures out of their webbing.

Darkdile hunt in the dead of night and will target tired people out in the wild. Even if you think you have lost it, you are not safe.

Genepede can roll up to 200 mph, obliterating anything it runs into. Its wheel is coated in a unique polymer that allows it to stay in contact with the ground at all times.

Fables say Reshiwick's flame is impossible to extinguish and to have stayed burning for over 10,000 years. It is said to only appear in front of people who seek the truth in the meaning of life.

The toxic fumes Reshipede's body emits constantly agitate it into a rampage. It coats its body in harsh flames and rams into anything in its way.

Reshisteel fires hot plasma in all directions, incinerating anything its path. It is theorized that Reshisteel is an alien-built superweapon made to sterilize entire planets.

Myths say its fists reach temperatures hotter than the sun and have the power to incinerate houses in a single punch. However, it is rarely seen as it spends most of its time training in volcanic craters.

The bubbles that Clefcruel produces have a unique healing factor that makes people feel rejuvenated. However, the substance can be addictive if too much is applied.

This Pokémon is said to come from the coldest depths of space. Kyuxys seek powerful opponents to leech off their strength.

Rosetor's roots and petals have psychedelic properties that it uses to disorient its opponents. However, the petals can be distilled to create medicine or a relaxing tea.

In combat, Rosedon will dig its thick roots into the ground, making it almost immovable. It spends most of its time stationary, letting other Pokémon pollinate its gorgeous flowers.

Roseloom is an expert in combat, using its elastic limbs to bludgeon its opponent from afar. Its flowers produce a toxic pollen that can cause hallucinations in high enough concentrations.

Inside its roses hides a single sharp thorn, which it uses as a weapon. It is a noble and honorable Pokémon, challenging other Rosexure to duels to prove who is superior.

As they run, they spread a trail of beautifully scented flower petals behind them. Roserorus can commonly be found at weddings, acting as flower bearers.

Brezing spews clouds of brightly-colored gas from inside its body. Each color has its own side effect, ranging from nausea to hallucinations and even flu-like symptoms.

Bredon's armor is elastic and springy, allowing it to resist physical impacts. It will spray a cloud of spores from the holes on its head to weaken its opponents.

In combat, Brerade fires powerful blasts of spores from its arms with the force of a shotgun. The mask covering its face protects it from the ill effects of its spores.

Breapex's durable carapace is made out of thick steel that is almost impenetrable. Its body is incredibly heavy, causing small craters when it falls from the treetops.

Breduck suffers from constant headaches due to the spores of its own mushrooms. It will thrash around if its headaches become too painful, which just ends up producing even more spores.

The flowers on its back act like helicopter blades, spinning fast enough to allow it to fly. The petals are incredibly sharp and will cut anything that gets caught in them into hundreds of pieces.

In combat, Ninseed fires off its thorns faster than the speed of sound, able to pierce trough tree trunks. While its thorns regrow, it will frantically fly around hoping none of its opponent's attacks hit it.

Banrantis tends to hold grudges, fiercely hunting down those who have escaped it before. The insides of its scythes glow an eerie pink during the night.

It inhabits an electric blender to protect its delicate body. It collects berries to create an energizing juice that it uses to re-energize fainted Pokémon. Some believe its juice is related to potions.

The bright patterns on its back indicate how much electricity is stored inside of its body. Trainers often keep Rorith as portable batteries.

Children love to play with Roelgon since its plasma shell is harmless to the touch. However, if the shell is broken, it will send bolts of plasma in all directions.

Roplume is commonly used by farmers, its poisonous pollen being a great deterrent for Bug Pokémon. The more electricity it has stored, the more potent its pollen is.

Reunifree's wings are made of a gel-like substance that makes them less likely to be damaged in combat. However, this leaves its fragile body wide open for attacks.

The main body in Reunidreigon's torso controls the three heads with its psychic powers. If any of its heads gets cut off, they will regrow in a matter of seconds.

During meteor showers, Clefther can be seen carving unique symbols onto trees using their sharp scythes. Astrologists have spent years deciphering what these symbols mean.

Cleftu gather in groups to gaze at the night sky. Legends say that they are looking for other lifeforms in distant galaxies.

Clefquaza soars throughout the vast emptiness of space, protecting the world from a number of intergalactic threats. They are very playful Pokémon and return to humanity every so often.

Clefinch hides in the ground, using a strong gravitational vortex to pull in its prey. Despite the vortex being powerful enough to pull in a car, Clefinch only goes after smaller Pokémon.

Clefler loves to collect as many Moon Stones as it can find, carving them into unique shapes depending on the phase of the moon. These stones are commonly made into pendants or heirlooms.

Whimsidreavus draws out the life force from its victims and stores it in the seeds on its neck. It pursues people near their end to return their life force to nature.

Whimsiang spins cotton of incredible quality. Cotton factories of the industrial era were heavily reliant of Whimsiang.

Whimsitik can produce up to 500 pounds of silk a day, using its excess silk to coat its body. Forests where it lives are coated head-to-toe in its thick silk.

Its cotton coat is very flammable, so it will ignite its coat as an intimidation tactic. Because of this, its scales have become resistant to being burned.

Galvanler stores electrical energy in the fur on its arms. In combat, it will clamp onto its opponents with its powerful pincers, then shock them with over 15,000 volts of electricity.

Liteon sleep during the day to gather sunlight to fuel their psychic flames. Staring at the flame for too long will put you under its control.

Its fiery jaw has a mind of its own and will chomp at anything to consume its victims' souls. Despite this, the main body is oddly friendly and wanders toward Trainers it likes.

Lampbish consumes airborne pollutants to fuel its fiery attacks. If the flames become too hot, however, Lampbish's glass body will start to melt, causing it to become deformed and misshapen.

On clear nights, Chandelrona soars through the sky, casting an eerie purple glow. Rumors say that if you stare directly into its flames, it will slowly burn your soul away.

Legends say that Haxzma once commanded entire armies of Pokémon, forcing them to fight for its amusement. It has been seen slashing entire mountains to nothing but rubble.

When the Shellder bites down on Haxbro's tail, it will thrash around in pain. Its swinging tail can swing with enough force to cleave a telephone pole cleanly in half.

The runestone on Golusaur's back has an influence on the plant life around it. If the stone is ever damaged, Golusaur will wrap its vines around it to allow it to heal.

Golumory is speculated to be a species of long-lost automaton used by ancient people as vigilant guards for the king they serve.

Vulnx uses its fan to blow gusts of hot flames at its opponents. Certain cultures have taken a liking to Vulnx and will create outfits mimicking its style.

Vulicate marks its territory by branding nearby trees with its hot incisors. When the weather gets too cold, its tails produce thick clouds of smoke that give it difficulty breathing.

Vulfarig's six tails all have a mind of their own, but they all get along most of the time. When attacked, the tails spew hot embers in every direction.

Vulrino marks its territory by burning large rings into the ground which outline its perimeter. The more tails Vulrino grows, the more rings surround its territory.

Vulbas's scales are warm to the touch, but they burn quite easily, causing them to turn an ugly brown. Its six tail-like fins help it swim quickly.

It tends to care for other Pokémon during the winter, keeping them warm with its toasty fur. It can rub its paws together to generate high amounts of heat that it mainly uses in combat.

Vulix's sugary body has a unique flavor to it, supposedly tasting like a mix of cranberries and spiced cherries. It loves to eat sweet berries, lightly charring them with its flames before consumption.

Pyukudos's internal organs are shaped like a net, which it uses to capture prey. However, it has to spend a long time chewing its prey, which leaves its delicate organs exposed.

Schools of Pyukupip can be seen floating through ocean currents, gleefully waiting for where the current will take them. They can't really swim on their own and can only slightly propel themselves with their head fins.

While swimming, Pyukuphan inflates the white sacs on its body to allow it to float on the water. When threatened, Pyukuphan sprays a white ink from its trunk that can cause permanent blindness.

Pyukusol arde incredibly loyal to their Trainers and will even intentionally faint themselves if it means its Trainer gets to safety. Their hand-like appendages are actually their internal organs, causing Pyukusol extreme pain when they are hit.

Pyukuxew doesn't use its tusks for combat, preferring to slice its food into tiny pieces before eating. It secretes a waxy fluid from its mouth to keep the blades smooth and sharp.

Pyukuvenant plants itself near coral reefs, having no need to move unless it is in grave danger. It uses its stretchy appendages to grab prey from over 100 meters away.

If its arms get damaged, it can regrow them within the hour. Its thorns contain a mildly toxic poison that is known to cause nausea and severe headaches.

Pyukukaboo's belly is very susceptible to damage, so it buries itself in the sand to keep itself safe. It likes to feed on the roots of other sea plants.

Pyukudisc communicate with one another through hand gestures, often saving the more complex motions for impressing a mate. Linguists have been trying to decipher Pyukudisc's hand language for years now.

Pyukusian's paws are coated in a sticky mucus that allows it to climb slippery rocks with ease. It hunts on rocky beaches, swiping up any Pokémon that gets washed up into the tidepools.

Pyukumer feed on Shellder, using their thick white mucus to dissolve right through their shells. When the acid is neutralized, the mucus can be used as a fantastic sunscreen alternative.

Pyukuder uses its stretchy, sensitive tongue to both keep track of its surroundings and to grab sea grass to eat. Its saliva has been proven to be great at treating inflammation.

Despite its tough carapace, Pyukuby's insides are incredibly delicate, so it tries to avoid fights as much as it can. It grabs fish with its powerful pinchers and then rips them into bite-sized pieces.

Talonceon's feathers are able to cool down the air around, allowing it to survive in hot climates. However, the feathers will start to catch ablaze when Talonceon is angry.

Mimilia is said to be a lost doll possessed by the strings that carry it. This Pokémon will sorrowfully dance where no one can see it.

Mimidon are found in museums mimicking dinosaur skeletons. They do this to get admiration from young children fascinated by dinosaurs.

Mimitios uses the scraps of wrecked planes in an attempt to fly without scaring anyone. However, it struggles to stay in the air long due to how terribly the pieces were put together.

Volcazor's thick armor traps its own body heat, which it then disperses through its wings. The ambient air temperature around Volcazor is about 150 degrees.

Volcasey's egg is a symbol of rebirth and longevity, and villages will often give blessings to Volcasey during especially harsh winters. It takes care of younger Pokémon, letting them sleep under its wings to keep warm.

After volcanic eruptions, Volcagron can be seen tearing away burnt trees, allowing for new ones to grow. It will often let weaker Pokémon into its den, keeping them warm until the ash cloud passes.

When the weather gets colder, Volcaveon will wrap its heated feelers around its Trainer to keep its Trainer warm. However, it also produces more fiery scales from its horns in the winter which can become a major fire hazard.

Volcabat live in volcanic caverns, feeding off the heat from the nearby magma chamber. Swarms of Volcabat hang from the ceiling. heating up the hot cavern to almost unbearable temperatures.

Deirino can be quite rowdy, picking fights with one another whenever they feel like it. These can turn into all-out brawls with entire hordes of Deirino joining in on the scuffle.

Deish can only be found in dark rainforests. It will try to headbutt anything that touches it, spreading its light-sensitive spores.

Despite their ferocious nature, Zweisey's heads are very supportive parents and treat their offspring with the utmost care. Their offspring are temperamental and will maul anything they can reach.

Zweisharp channels dark energy through its arms, producing powerful blasts that shred through just about anything. It is an incredibly cruel Pokémon, mercilessly attacking innocent Pokémon.

In combat, Zweixure's two heads often get their tusks interlocked, causing them severe discomfort. Zweixure will usually have to break their own tusks to make sure they don't get stuck.

Despite its wings being too small for flight, Lalup joyfully soars across the sky using its psychic powers. It makes its nests near hidden lakes and lagoons.

When threatened, Ninetar will wrap itself in its tail which will burn its foes if touched. Staring into its eyes is said to bring a terrible curse.

Ninetic can usually be seen near active hot springs, concealing itself amongst the steam. As it spews flames, its colorful scales become even more vibrant.

Deolix's purple crystals are extremely radioactive, causing its body to constantly mutate. Most sightings of Deolix are after large meteorite impacts.

Jibro loves to grant wishes, but it is too dim-witted to fully understand what people want. As a result, it often ends up granting the wrong wish unintentionally.

Jister sleeps at the bottom of the ocean, only opening its shell once every 5,000 years. Despite many scientific attempts, Jister has never been forcefully opened.

Ninat's fur is covered in a white powder that causes breathing difficulties and uncontrollable itching. This powder is often used in the production of certain X supplements.

Riolee channels its aura into powerful kicks, able to pulverize a steel beam in a single strike. It protects Pokémon weaker than itself, only using its aura in dire situations.

Riohorn have so much determination that they will charge into battle with little regard for their safety. Their horns will start to glow bright blue when they are badly injured.

Riosir are very competitive, often sparring with one another to see who's the strongest. They hone their strength by channeling their aura in powerful strikes that can shatter stone in a single blow.

Riodrill use the power of aura to communicate with one another, allowing them to work in perfect sync. While still being quite territorial, Riodrill will actually offer some of their honey to starving Pokémon.

Riogey are always on high alert as they are able to sense the presence of other Pokémon and what their intentions might be. If they detect hostility, flocks of them will show up and chase the threat away.

Riotto only needs 2 hours of rest a day, so it spends most of the day patrolling its nest. It can sense the feelings of other Riotto and will rush over to aid them if they are ever in peril.

Riobuff have almost boundless amounts of energy and will cheerfully play with each other for days on end. It's surprisingly strong for its size, able to lift over 500 pounds with ease.

Groups of Riocross arrive after major disasters, saving as many Pokémon as they can. Their powerful horn can lift objects ten times its size, allowing them to move large pieces of debris.

Riochu is always pumped up for battle, producing bright blue lightning from its cheeks when excited. Its electrical powers become stronger and wilder the closer it is to fainting.

Riobat spend most of their time looking for strong opponents to fight, their aura glowing brighter the more intense the battle. They are mainly active at night, illuminating the area with an energetic blue glow.

Riobat is able to navigate the darkest of caves using its aura. It is a very kind Pokémon as it has been seen leading lost hikers out of the mountains.

Rionat's fur is so sensitive it is able to detect the changes in people emotions. Because of this, it is in a constant state of anxiety and panic.

While being a popular house pet, Sladour rarely wants to play, instead it will unenthusiastically laze around until it's time for food. Since it doesn't need much energy, Sladour will often become overweight.

Due to how little Slachu moves around, most of the food it eats gets converted directly into electricity. It doesn't use its electricity much, mainly to deter other Pokémon from stealing its food.

Many people believe that letting a Slalu rest on their heads will help them sleep better. However, while their feathers are incredibly soft, there is no scientific data to back up this claim.

Slawear hibernate for most of the year, and it is only awake to collect berries for its den. If you try to wake it, it will viciously attack you with its sharp claws.

Slanat's fur is so soft and comfy that it is in a constant state of drowsiness. Travelling Trainers will often use Slanat as a makeshift pillow.

Slageist lazily sits in its pumpkin patch, stealing all the water and nutrients for itself. It releases a sweet scent from its belly that calms anything that tries to attack it.

Slath only sleeps where it's least convenient for its Trainer and will try its best to ignore their commands. It prides itself on its laziness.

Vigoflora leaves behind a trail of bright red petals as its lightning-fast metabolism causes its petals to grow and fall off at a rapid rate. It thrives off of sunlight and will often migrate to find sunnier areas.

Vigotress can be seen rolling down hills at breakneck speeds, protecting itself with its iron-thick claws. If you try and pick it up, it will go into a frenzy and try to rip you apart with its claws.

Vigogar has an incredibly short attention span, and it will sting its Trainer multiple times a day just to get a rise out of them. However, it can spend hours a day repeatedly gliding from small trees without getting bored.

Despite its wild personality and unstoppable amounts of energy, Vigorino is quite friendly towards its Trainer. However, be cautious, as Vigorino loves to tackle them at full force to show affection.

Vigobat almost never sleeps, so it has to gobble down as much food as it can find to keep going. It can drain an entire watermelon of all of its fluids in less than 30 seconds.

Its body constantly produces large amounts of adrenaline, so it ends up rampaging all over the forest. Despite how violent it can get, Vigowear doesn't like to intentionally hurt humans.

Vigonat cannot sit still if it tried, constantly twitching and shaking even while unconscious. While it has not been confirmed, Scientist theorize that Vigonat has the fastest heartbeat of any Pokémon.

Vigomoth never sleep and can be seen zipping around the forest all day and all night. However, they need to eat a lot of berries to keep going, usually feeding on Custap and Salac Berries specifically.

Vigosian's strong limbs and almost limitless energy allow for it to pursue its prey for up to 12 hours without tiring. Its hunts don't last that long, however, since Vigosian can run up to 60 mph.

Despite its lack of limbs, Vigobell struggles to sit still due to its boundless energy. Its tongue is coated in a potent stimulant that can cause insomnia for up to 3 days.

Shirita generates electricity by absorbing sunlight, its yellow leaves glowing brightly when fully charged. Campers often keep Shirita as they act as solar-powered batteries.

Shirogue is incredibly energetic and can go for almost 3 days straight without rest. Its fur stores large amounts of static electricity, causing its strikes to give its opponent a powerful shock.

When the sky gets dark and stormy, groups of Shisol come out of hiding and play in the thunderstorm. They absorb electricity through their fur, their tails glowing brightly when fully charged.

Shiolu is an incredibly energetic Pokémon, playfully running around all day and night. It stores large amounts of electricity in its fur and is able to channel it into powerful physical attacks.

Flocks of Shilu travel in thunderstorms, storing electricity in their wings. However, they sometimes get knocked out of the clouds by large hailstones.

Shipoke sits near the coastline, its ears perking up when a thunderstorm is nearby. It communicates with blinking lights from its tail, even though it will often forget what these signals mean.

The yellow stripes on its arms glow with electricity and will scorch pawmarks into trees to mark its territory. While hunting, it will run on all fours to increase its speed.