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While Caterade typically eats leaves, its favourite food is rosebuds. It may even try to eat the bouquets on its hand, unless it is given enough leaves to satiate its hunger. It has a particular preference for red roses over any other colour.

Metarade are very protective of their armour-like cocoon. If a piece breaks, Metarade will layer petals from their bouquets before coating it in a thick, poisonous silk. This combination can dry to a surprisingly hard substance.

Golkip often competes with others of its species in tests of strength on riverbanks. Fans of this Pokémon gather to watch these rituals, but are careful to maintain distance lest the group notice them and turn aggressive.

Staretta transmits its eerie song over radio waves while it dances, resulting in numerous broadcast disruptions. It has inspired a number of conspiracy theories as a result, and some even believe it to be extraterrestrial in origin.

One of Weerade's bouquets conceals a stinger containing a strong poison, while the other has a bulbous proboscis-like organ. Weerade is careful to shelter the bouquet with its proboscis from any harm, forcing it to fight with only one hand.

While Kakrade is capable of swift movement, its cocoon-like body is extremely fragile. As such, Kakrade prefers to flee in the presence of any assumed danger, although it may defend itself if it is in a large enough group of other Kakrade.

The pleasant scent of Megarade's flowers is calming to the spirits of both Pokémon and people. When in battle, it gives off an even stronger version of this scent to lower its opponents' guards, and then strikes mercilessly with its poisonous thorns.

Typhrade will attack with a barrage of petals, and then light them on fire to severely burn its opponents. These flames are often mistaken for some kind of supernatural phenomenon, leading to many superstitions about this Pokémon.

Crocorade's teeth and thorns are made out of the same durable material. Both are surprisingly blunt, excelling at holding onto the opponent and rendering them unable to escape Crocorade's strong bites.

Pidgerade will engage in fierce duels in the sky over territory against other Pidgerade. However, as soon as the mask on its face is damaged, it will immediately flee, so it rarely remains in control of the same territory for long.

The areas Pidrade fly over have a faint rose scent that lasts for about an hour after their appearance. In the past, some have used Pidrade to deliver letters across large distances due to their intelligence and impressive flight speeds.

Esprade are able to use their psychic powers to better understand their opponent and then carefully select which of their two toxins to use against them. Despite that, they will ignore their own judgement if their trainer commands them differently.

Umbrade attempts to hide in the darkness of the night, but the faint glow of its flowers often gives it away. Despite that, Umbrade is still a competent hunter and has no issue taking down its prey with its powerful poisons.

The tendrils on its arms occasionally curl into what seem to be letter-like shapes, but always spell out nonsense. Whenever Unrade is overwhelmed, it will cover its face with these tendrils and contort them rapidly into many different shapes.

Happilax is kind-hearted and generous, often sharing its stashes of food with those in need despite its own voracious appetite. It gives the tastiest berries to the people and Pokémon it likes the most.

Raipuff occasionally discharges large bursts of electricity that cause the sugars present in its fur to caramelise. Chefs have been experimenting with speciality desserts using this caramel, since it has an even greater sweetness than usual.

Mudbat is entirely blind, relying on the fin atop its head for navigation. It usually moves about without issue but has a tendency to dive headfirst into water or patches of mud.

The majority of their day is spent sunbathing, usually in or near shallow waters. The presence of Milomantis is said to calm the heart, and so gatherings of them can be found around serene lakesides.

It is considered to be one of the most beautiful Pokémon and has inspired artists for generations. The prismatic sheen of Milorantis's petals grows in luster according to how well it's cared for, but even wild Milorantis are still lovely to behold.

Cofarade often lies motionless in overgrown ruins, waiting for someone to attempt to take one of its golden roses. Although this is a well-known hazard, some attempt to steal a flower anyway, since its petals can be made into a near-incurable poison.

It is said that those who receive a key from Klefoh's wings will be able to unlock eternal joy. There exists no evidence for this beyond myths, but the cast-off keys of Klefoh are often fashioned into talismans and are sold at high prices.

The large key on Klefrill's tail varies slightly in shape among individuals, and it may occasionally swap its key for another's. It tries its key on every lock it comes across, but it never unlocks anything, which can lead to it becoming distressed.

Despite Feemantis's dull appearance, it has a lovely and refreshing scent. It's capable of surviving even in the most neglected of gardens, but also attracts a number of Bug-type Pokémon.

They prefer to make their home in overgrown gardens filled with weeds and are usually seen as pests. Despite Feerantis's shabby appearance, a few fans exist who neglect their gardens in the hope of attracting one to live there.

Charade is known to accidentally light the bouquets in its hand on fire with its tail, especially during battles. Sometimes, it will use this to its advantage in a fight, but it mostly results in it panicking until it can put the fire out.

Orifable are well-known for their serene dance, but they only rarely perform it under the full moon. If enough of them dance together, a beautiful meteor shower will envelop the night sky.

The violent demeanour of Noirantis is second only to its beauty. Although Noirantis is able to function in complete darkness, it often positions itself in moonlit clearings, using its striking colouration to lure in prey.

Meloselia sings an ethereal lullaby as it flies across the night sky. It is said that hearing its song blesses the listener with lovely dreams, until they eventually forget the melody it sang.

It is a reclusive Pokémon, only emerging from the deep lakes it dwells in if there is fighting nearby. It is said that the lovely floral scent of Lutic changes depending on the moods of those around it.

Psychics and mediums treasure broken-off shards of Carking's crystals, as they're said to increase one's supernatural abilities. Crystals with increased luster are said to belong only to the wisest of Carking.

The crystalline flowers of Carade make it a popular subject of many different art pieces. Light that reflects off these flowers can be blinding, which Carade uses in battle to distract its opponents.

Caruk is an uncommon but dangerous hazard to miners. Mining tunnels have to be shut down due to its presence and can remain closed for years because of Caruk's toxins.

While usually fun-loving and good-natured, Swircott becomes upset if not fed enough sweet foods. It usually expresses this displeasure by carpeting areas with sticky threads of sugar.

Swirgrigus can be found in abandoned buildings, preferring places that once sold food. It offers any passerby a chocolate from inside its container-like body, but these chocolates always have a strange, chalky aftertaste.

Swirmask always carries around a Poké Puff, and will hold onto it even when it becomes stale and mouldy. It can be convinced to exchange the one it carries with a fresh one, but only if it's a flavour that Swirmask likes.

Slurcott will happily give others pieces of its cotton candy mane if requested, but may attempt to prank them by giving an extraordinarily sour piece. However, some people adore this sour taste and seek it out anyway.

Slurgrigus prefers to live in warm environments, yet its chocolate body never melts. Occasionally, it will chip off small pieces from its body and use them to create a sweet trail, attempting to lure victims close.

They prefer to remain in large groups, carried over great distances by the wind. Sluronees often get stuck on trees and buildings, and the remnants of their struggle to free themselves can be found in the form of sweet cotton candy.

The slab of chocolate that Slurmask carries around varies in colour, taste, and embellishment, yet Slurmask will never eat the chocolate itself. It can be easily befriended by giving separate chocolates similar to the one it holds.

Charade is a vicious battler, constantly seeking out opponents. In its excitement to battle, it increases its temperature to super-hot levels, but this also causes its poison to become less effective overall.

It's an exceptionally friendly Pokémon and will run up to greet anybody it sees. Zignea attempts to show affection by rubbing the bristly fur atop its head against someone, but usually pricks them by accident instead.

Groups of Sphechum can be found playing on urban seashores. While usually joyful, they are known to throw tantrums if the fur on their face is dirtied.

Charade is known to approach opponents in a harmless manner, then suddenly light its bouquets aflame and attack them. However, it will not do this to Pokémon it deems weaker than itself.

Poliloon can be found drifting aimlessly around freshwater lakes. The swirl pattern on its body is said to compel one to try to grab hold of it, but it's far too slippery to catch.

Squirtrade can be found playing near bodies of water. When approached, it may playfully shoot a stream of water containing a potent poison, which Squirtrade seems unaware it contains.

The tail and bouquets of Warade deepen in color as it ages, and its poison grows even more potent. The general stability of aquatic ecosystems can be determined by how long Warade has resided within them, due to its long-lived nature.