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After eating enough food to evolve, Metans will often hide inside of trees. With their hardened shell as defense, they wait patiently to evolve once more.

Often seen carrying its young safely through the sky, Kangasblim became a popular mascot for transportation companies. Many children point excitedly when they see one passing overhead, believing it brings safe journeys.

While Trainers may enjoy seeing Butterans flying around, bird Pokémon do not. During the night, it wraps around branches, eating eggs out of nests whole.

The radiant gem of Stargrigus shines brightly in dark ship graveyards, attracting unsuspecting explorers. When they draw near, it swiftly removes their oxygen tanks and traps them in its grasp.

After starring in a Pokéstar Studios production, Magilurk became a popular armored superhero mascot. It is portrayed as the protector of all Magikarp, eternally battling its rival Maginette for control of the seas.

Gyaravoir wishes nothing but to sing in front of a live audience, but its performances always end in destruction. Due to its inherent violent nature, one bad comment about its horrendous vocals will send it into a rampage.

Poryvenant lurks in forgotten servers and broken devices, slowly draining their remaining data. Though feared as a source of malware, it became an unlikely mascot for antivirus programs meant to keep systems safe.

Ancient legends describe Artigigas as a harbinger of merciless winters, dragging the cold across the land in its wake. Its silent passage and piercing eyes are often the last signs seen before the land is buried in ice.

From dawn to dusk, Sunluff rides the winds across the region, absorbing as much sunlight as it can. It spreads this energy into all flowers it comes across, helping them thrive.

Aquariums love to have Wooin in their exhibits, as it is great at cleaning up excess waste and algae. It will happily clean the tanks it is assigned to, commonly kissing the glass at passing Trainers.

Known for its remarkable woodworking talent, Delibarel creates festive wooden statues around the holidays. Many young craftsmen seek its partnership to refine their skills and prosper.

Deliwag swims in cold rivers in search of food along the shore. It stores extra in its bag to share with other Deliwag.

Ekgrowth resembles a living knot of vines and snakes that moves as a single organism. It entangles prey completely, then delivers dozens of coordinated poisonous bites.

Arshrew relies on the large face on its stomach to scare off predators. If anything gets too close, they'll snap with their venomous fangs before retreating.

Lickikazam serves as a popular frosting mascot, delighting children with its cheerful appearance. It scoops icing with its spoons until its arms tire, then uses psychic power to pull more into its mouth, ensuring no icing goes uneaten.

Glaceot swallows snow to keep its body chilled and regulated. Following large snowstorms, it is commonly seen helping townspeople clear roads and walkways.

Torchin gathers in small groups after sunset, using shared body heat to endure cold nights. Its warmth is so comforting that Trainers frequently keep it close while resting.

It is believed that Spirirem are the remains of ancient dragon Pokémon, reanimated by spirits. If anything happens to touch their purple flame, it will freeze in an instant.

Milocorio gathers near quiet lakes at dusk, practicing dances said to embody pure serenity. Anyone who happens to watch these performances finds their worries melting away.

Deep within caves, Ferrotomb lies in wait for lost prey to stumble into its spiked body. Once ensnared, escape is nearly impossible, as it can only be harmed by striking its exposed feelers.

Chandeletta is rarely seen, as it appears only around those who are fading into the afterlife. It is said that its songs help ease the spirit, helping bring peace before the end.

Goldred uses its large jaw to daze foes with its powerful bite. Its fangs can pierce even through the toughest of Rock-type Pokémon.

Deep inside caves, Trainers can hear Sablot eating large crystals residing inside the walls. If they toss some gemstones into its mouth, it will spit up some reserves to share.

Venirith hides along the jungle floors, waiting to ambush its prey with a poisonous bite. Its antennas detect movement in the air, while its wings feel vibrations on the ground, making it impossible to sneak up on.

Whirlirith uses its speed to ambush smaller prey. The rear antennas release excess energy built up so Whirlirith doesn't overheat while chasing its target.

Described as a guardian of the frigid seas, a Glatoise's shell seems like an iceberg in the water. If ships get too close, the cannons fire and instantly freeze moisture in the atmosphere along with anything that makes contact with its beam.

Frosand mimics a cave for small Pokémon during snow storms, offering a safe place to rest. Once inside, its prey is dragged underneath the snow, encased into ice for later consumption.

Whismzagoon uses its sensitive hearing to scavenge items dropped by passing Trainers. When caught, it unleashes an ear-splitting screech and disappears into the grass.

Much like the name suggests, Loudbat is extremely loud. The ultrasonic waves it produces from its wings are so powerful it can wake up a group of sleeping Komala.

Although it tries to fight honorably, Harinch just can't help but bite its opponents. It's often found chewing up debris from boulders it crushes.

Because of its gentle look, Medfa is often chosen as a mascot for infant products. Away from the spotlight, it can be found meditating peacefully under starlight.

Minchan loves to fight in the ring for an audience, firing punches in lightning-fast volleys that spark on contact. The louder the crowd cheers for Minchan, the faster it can punch.

Gulpmander loves to eat coals, no matter how hot. Its iron stomach breaks them down to fuel its fire. The flame on its tail burns brighter while it eats, and the stench it emits grows stronger.

Gulpmander loves to eat coals no matter how hot, as its iron stomach breaks them down to fuel its fire. The flame on its tail burns brighter while it eats, releasing a smell similar to burning trash.

While scrounging around for food, Gulpmeleon aren't afraid to fight off competitors. When they get too excited from an intense battle, they puke up acid and any food not fully digested.

While scourging around for food, Gulpmeleon aren't afraid to fight off competitors. When Gulpmeleon gets too excited from an intense battle, it regurgitates acid and any food not fully digested.

Gulpin forms feeding groups led by a single, massive individual. The leader always eats first, claiming the best food before allowing the others to feed.

Swalot establishes dominance over its brethren, forcing them to forage on its behalf. Any that disobey or return empty-handed are swiftly devoured.

Cameking often sleeps in the craters of volcanoes, eating molten rock as fuel. However, when too much magma builds up inside its humps, it goes into a rage, spewing nonstop until empty.

Castlrock is often seen floating through the air during the day, joyfully absorbing as much sunlight as possible. When a heatwave occurs, people blame Castlrock for being the cause.

Trocko climbs the tallest trees to harvest its favorite fruit, bananas, gliding between branches to gather as many as possible. It is well-known for dropping fruit to children, leading to its use as a beloved banana mascot.

With its large soft body, Maot can absorb more hits in combat than most Fighting-types. Using its four arms to hold down rivals, it opens its mouth and knocks them out with an unbearable stench.

With their large soft bodies, Maot absorb more hits than most Fighting-types can in combat. Using their four arms to hold down rivals, Maot then open their mouths, knocking them out with an unbearable stench.

Geoyama often climb mountains to stand at the peaks. They compete with rival Geoyama to shove each other over off the top for dominance.

After winning several duels, Graveyama claim a mountains as its own. It will crush boulders and throw debris to keep rivals from climbing its peaks.