FusionDex

Despite their weak muscles, Magilix stubbornly persist in burrowing ever deeper underground. It is believed that if they go deep enough, the pressure will force them to evolve.

They burrow in the mud at the bottom of lakes and ponds. They are hardy enough to survive in any body of water, and actually seem to prefer it when the water is dirty.

It lives in aquifers deep underground. If humans extract too much water, it will tunnel up to the surface and shake the earth with its rage.

It burrows through the earth as easily as it swims in water, but the tunnels it makes almost immediately cave in. Any human settlements above will be left in ruins.

Eeamo resembles an aquatic Pokémon, but also has a fur coat to keep it warm as it floats in the air. If it spends enough time out of the water, it may evolve into a form more suited to life on land.

Whenever Porybra uses its psychic powers, it alters the display on nearby television screens. Unfortunately, the brightly flashing colors this creates can make people who see it fall ill.

It sleeps on the seabed, a thick layer of fat insulating it against the cold. Snordra always wakes up hungry, and only comes up to the surface if it can't find food in the ocean depths.

Pidcolo impresses many trainers with its elaborate, high-speed aerial performances. If music is playing, it will coordinate its movements to the rhythm.

The fragrance from the flower on Espsaur's back is incredibly soothing. Anyone hostile to its trainer will quickly find themselves losing any desire to fight.

Umbgar roams around at night, silent and unseen. If it encounters anyone, it will suddenly make its patterns glow, frightening them for its own amusement.

Steekarp are prized for their gleaming metallic scales, particularly as an addition to ornamental ponds. These ponds must be kept shallow; otherwise, Steekarp will sink too deep to be seen.

Although its body is made of metal, it can still float on water. It has enough physical strength to sink a battleship.

Shuslash withdraws inside its almost impenetrable shell to protect itself from attack. If threatened, it can strike back with incredible force, but doing so leaves its soft body vulnerable.

Porybra uses the spoon it holds to focus its mind. As long as nobody distracts it, it is capable of incredible feats of computer programming.

Porykazam can connect to digital devices and download data from them. Its mind functions more like a computer than a brain, and it never forgets anything unless it decides to delete it.

They live in volcanic regions, banding together in small groups to hunt prey. When separated, they leave messages for each other using charcoal they create.

Magmorvile remain active even in the coldest of weather. They take down prey using sudden blasts of intense heat.

The horn on its head functions like a powerful drill. Malicious hackers have been known to use it to break through firewalls.

Its two pincers appear to move independently from the rest of its body. It is theorized that each of them has its own artificial intelligence.

Porymence moves through cyberspace as if it were flying. If it ever becomes enraged, its virtual rampages cause computer servers to catch fire.

Poryra exclusively moves through teleportation, but doesn't always transport its entire body to the same place. Its appearances and disappearances are accompanied by visible pixelation and audible static.

Porykazam is a digital being with enough intelligence to edit its own code, granting it incredible adaptability. However, the changes it makes often result in glitches.

It makes its home in a tree in the forest, and then seldom leaves. Treekoth lies so still that a layer of moss grows on its body.

The leaves on its body provide camouflage in the jungle. However, Groroth is incapable of remaining still, and chases after prey rather than waiting in ambush.

Although hollow, its body is harder than steel and unharmed by most attacks. However, its paper-thin shell is incredibly flammable.

It uses its precognition to predict the weather. This enables it to spend as much time as possible lying in the sun, keeping its flower bright and colorful.

Inside its metallic shell, Aegickle digests berries, transforming them into a fragrant oil. In the past, this oil was used to anoint kings.

Syloud loves to imitate popular music. After listening carefully to the latest hits, it bellows out its own version at maximum volume.

It uses its six wing-like tail fins to propel itself underwater. In battle, it can unleash a torrent of water with the force of a dam bursting.

Some Trainers think that Noiveon's energetic, upbeat singing is incredibly endearing. Others find the high-volume, high-pitched sound to be physically painful.

The glossy feathers covering this Pokémon's body are completely waterproof. Unlike most bird Pokémon, Ludigeot prefers to fly in the rain.

Abgon can convert itself into digital data, enabling it to freely travel through cyberspace. It uses this ability to flee whenever its sleep is disturbed.

It can use its psychic powers to communicate with electronic devices. Although at first it will only cause them to malfunction, once Kadagon2 learns to control its power, it becomes excellent at diagnosing computer problems.

Alagon2's brain is much more powerful than its body, so it propels itself using psychic energy rather than relying on its weak muscles. Although this means it is excellent at movement in zero gravity, it still needs air to breathe.

Alagon-Z relies on its psychic power to move around, as it lacks any muscles. Although this mental movement works well in digital environments, in the physical world, its movements are erratic and unpredictable.

Few can match its intelligence, but Alaking is also incredibly lazy. It spends most of its time thinking of ways to avoid work.

In a sunken city on the seafloor, Tentaking lies dreaming. When it wakes, its eyes glow red as it extends out tentacles to seize prey.

When placed in water, Onkarp will sink like a stone. While Onkarp can burrow through the ground, its weak muscles only allow it to make slow progress.

It makes its home inside caves it carves out underground. If disturbed by human explorers or miners, it will become enraged, rampaging until the tunnels collapse.