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The electricity surrounding Electrgon is said to be the result of it being struck by lightning. These dangerous Pokémon will approach Trainers, hiss loudly, and explode viciously, destroying everything in the vicinity.

Charging psychic power and volatile electricity into its hands has granted Electrtwo the ability to turn objects it touches into explosives. Research shows the explosions do not damage terrain, only living beings.

Hitmonking never stop training, breaking down entire trees or brick walls with their fists to raise their strength. It is said that when a Hitmonking has trained hard enough, their steel-like fists can cleave entire mountains in half.

Starpip draw in water to use as a propeller to propel itself into the air for a short time. It is said that seeing a group of Starpip floating across beaches on starry nights is a sign of good fortune.

Ditkhan struggle with intimacy, so they are often spotted at daycare centers stealing eggs. They tend to cause tension for those who have relationship issues, which is why Ditkhan are never kept in large family homes.

Porywoodo is used to promote awareness of malicious websites in the computer world, guiding users to safe and reliable ones instead. If manifested in the real world, people often mistake it for a billboard.

Poryllery is said to be a wise teacher who teaches weak Pokémon to fight and overcome their fears. Despite that, it is also incredibly dangerous and gives its students the chance to eliminate it before it decides to wreak havoc upon the world.

Omarai lurk in the abyssal zone of the ocean, where light does not reach. They lure people and Pokémon that enter its presence into a nightmare with their golden gaze, before dragging them down into the abyssal waters with a Whirlpool.

The rod Zapvoir carries has the ability to produce bubbles of varying temperatures. They will combine these bubbles to generate thunder clouds to attack, or create mirages by manipulating air density.

The immense psychic energy that radiates from Mewpunny's ears has given it the ability to levitate. It is cautious of people and Pokémon, but it is said to show great respect to those who defeat it in battle.

The gemstones formed by Mewcie's body contain great psychic power. Miners seek to take these gemstones to sell for a fortune, only to be met with Mewcie launching rocks and other minerals at them with its psychic power.

Because of their large tail and their frail body, Senkarp often have trouble swimming, instead opting to bounce across land with their tail. They are very weak, often bouncing away at frantic speeds at the first sight of danger.

Spinator offers itself as a home for Spinarak, carrying them wherever their nest needs to be. When threatened, it will launch sticky webs and poisonous spit at the threat before retreating to safety.

Spinafa create small webs to sleep in during the night. The webs are sparkly and tend to attract predators. They will inject their attacker with a weak poison from the horn on their forehead to immobilize them for a short time before running away.

During nights of a full moon, Spinafairy will gather to spin a large web and dance around it. The web is made of a smooth silk that glows in moonlight, making it a rare and sought-after material for clothing.

Ariator are sometimes seen amongst a nest of Ariados. They act as a defensive weapon when the nest is threatened, launching thick webs and young Ariados at the attacker.

In some legends, Cronoir is depicted as a power-hungry deity that kidnaps Pokémon and humans and sacrifices them to gain power. However, there have been no documented sightings of this, leaving much speculation.

Clefvire is incredibly kind, offering to help whatever and whoever it can. Unfortunately, the electrical charge carried in its fingers tends to unleash nasty shocks to those it touches.

Given its cute demeanor, one would assume a Clefchamp would be friendly and docile. Until that is, hapless Trainers finds themselves in a relentless barrage of punches from its four arms.

Mabird will laze in the sun on its floatie for hours in a day. Even if a wave washes Mabird out to sea, it will continue to slack.

Polirai can be found at night roaming ancient ruins, lighting up the darkness with the lantern they carry. Although many find them cute, they are incredibly dangerous, stabbing at those who come too close with a hidden blade.

The pattern on Hopfly's wings is often used to design quilts and clothing because of how beautiful it is. They bathe in the sunlight for nutrients before fluttering away gracefully.

Hopliper float freely with the wind, carrying Berries and other fruits in their large mouths to take back to their nest. They are incredibly lightweight, so when the wind picks up, Hopliper are often sent drifting astray.

Skipfly prefer to fly on sunny days where the flower on their head can bloom, unleashing a pleasant aroma that can soothe anger in anyone. They are incredibly peaceful and tend to avoid conflict whenever they can.

Skipgull can be seen on sunny days flying carefree across the sky. They make nests of flowers to hide in during rainstorms and sleep in them at night.

Quagto laze around in swamps and marshes, occasionally transforming into whatever it sees. Regardless of what it transforms into, its energy and laziness do not change.

Quagpuff are found bouncing around aimlessly during nights of a full moon. Even when attacked, their immensely carefree nature disregards any threats.

Umbvile delivers wicked-fast kicks to attack and delight in the thrill of kicking others while they're down. They enjoy seeing their opponents suffer, but prefer to inflict the suffering instead.

Umbvoir are used to protect the children of wealthy families, singing them to sleep when they become restless. On moonlit nights, the orb they carry glows, the intensity of it depending on Umbvoir's happiness.

Umbgalge swims graciously under the starry night sky, mesmerizing those who witness it with their sparkling body pattern. Because of this pattern, Umbgalge often has trouble hiding from predators.

Steetwo are said to have lived in an underground civilization long ago. They have immense knowledge of technology, being able to remotely control complex machinery using their psychic energy.

Manslash swims deep in the ocean in search of prey. When it finds its targets, it innocently approaches them before unveiling the razor-sharp blade hidden underneath its fins and lunging at them.

Skarchomp soar through the air at speeds rivaling jet engines, their razor-sharp wings cutting through almost anything when flying fast enough. Their armor tends to heat up quickly from this, requiring Skarchomp to cool down before their next flight.

The scythe of Skarnette is said to be sharp enough to cut through almost any metal. Villains will often hire Skarnette as assassins to hunt people or Pokémon, carrying out their task even if it means their own death.

Dondon grasps the air as if it were a solid object and throws it, generating shockwaves capable of causing large-scale earthquakes and tsunamis. Even when severely wounded in battle, Dondon does not keel over, even in death.

Stanursa are very cautious around people and Pokémon they have never met before, hiding partially behind objects to observe from a distance. If a Trainer earns a Stanursa's trust, their loyalty is said to last forever.

Staring into Aryu's eye long enough is said to cause insanity. They were given the nickname "The Eye of Doom" in some places for this reason, but researchers have yet to prove that this phenomenon occurs.

Farmers give Milki buckets to carry large quantities of milk. Despite their small stature, they can carry up to thirty gallons of milk at a time.

Railure sometimes appear during harsh thunderstorms, camouflaging themselves as lightning to move between nimbus clouds. Being struck by its thunderbolt is said to reduce both body and soul to ash.

Often mistaken for a human, Pikalga acts like anything but. It lacks empathy and desires nothing more but to have unmatched power, It's attacks are so unbelievably fast, it's as if time has stopped.

Pikata runs across plains at blazing speeds, often leaving a trail of fire behind them. They charge electricity as they run, mimicking the appearance of a thunderbolt when fast enough.

The bubbles it produces contain a potent poison. When Azucruel is attacked by a larger Pokémon, it will unleash rings of these bubbles until the attacker is defeated or flees.

When a Misnite roars, it is said to be an incantation that judges the hearts of people. Those with evil hearts are cursed for eternity, while those with pure hearts are blessed with good health.

Mislade wander the world, seeking to find an opponent worthy of a duel. They conceal their face beneath their large hat, and reports say that looking into Mislade's eyes is an omen of death.

Mispunny scatters an enchanting glitter upon those who will soon pass away. Some say this glitter wards off evil and blesses people in their final moments, while others say it is a curse that only expedites one's demise.

The hunger of Munchlord is insatiable, as it will often try to eat anything and anyone if it is hungry enough. They can sometimes be seen eating entire trees or buildings whole.

Magnekrow are favored in crime groups for their ability to magnetize valuables with their antenna. They are often spotted in areas with high crime rates, particularly in ones that operate sketchy shops and casinos.

Tanpunny are very careful around Trainers, so they hide in trees and watch from above. When battle is unavoidable, they will entangle their target with their ear-shaped vines before making a quick getaway.

Gardelurk protect weaker Pokémon that are incapable of defending themselves, using its giant metal body to shield them from harm. They are incredibly intelligent, calculating the best plan of attack before making their move.

Kecby are found scuttling around peacefully on the ocean floor. They sometimes surface and roam beaches to cause trouble for innocent beachgoers, pinching them from behind when least expected.

Kecler utilizes stealth and camouflage to get behind their opponent, before delivering a powerful blindside. For unknown reasons, they like to mimic the movements of Krabby.

Beldrill's stinger contains a deadly disease similar to that of the plague. Despite this, they are normally docile until their hive is disturbed.

Gibruff spit bubbles and spews a beam of water that is said to heal most injuries. They are incredibly friendly and playful, but are also very big eaters, making caring for one an expensive ordeal.

Disguising itself as a flower, Venugalge hide in thick shrubbery in jungles, absorbing nutrients over time. When disturbed, it will attack with vines and Solar Beam attacks.

Lilcruel hides away on the ocean floor disguised as a flower. When prey is caught in its two large tentacles, it will inject them with a toxin that saps their life away.

On foggy nights, these Pokémon can be seen flying across the sky. They are titled "Moon Harbingers" due to their heavenly appearance, though encounters with Abselia are said to have caused the disappearances of many.

Rebellious and short-tempered, Duschamp create trails of dark oil whenever they are angered, and ignite it when their anger has reached a certain point. The fire that burns from this oil is said to even burn souls.

Legends tell of when these massive Pokémon swam gracefully across the clouds. People in ancient times would worship them, yet were cautious of their power, as Arcogre were said to be capable of wiping out entire civilizations with a ravenous storm.

Probowoodo are known to be incredibly mischievous and are seen setting up poorly designed traps to try to prank passersby. They frequently employ dirty tricks and tactics to win battles.

In the dead of night, these Pokémon play music using the sword they carry as if it were an instrument. The haunting melody produces freezing temperatures that chill weaker opponents to a standstill before they are swiftly cut down.

Aggslash only attacks with the blunt side of its blade, keeping the sharp side pristine to preserve its spirit. The orbs embedded within Aggslash are said to hold special elemental properties.

Klinkode are sometimes seen at factories and power plants. For unknown reasons, the sight of machines causes this Pokémon to go into a frenzy, sprinting towards its target before pausing to spin up and detonate itself viciously.

Klinkclops can be seen in abandoned factories, gorging themselves on old pieces of machinery. Their large, glowing red eye acts as a flashlight, and coupled with their unsettling movements are said to have caused many researchers great distress.

Nidosharp are incredibly hot-headed, but also incredibly loyal, willing to stand up to even the strongest of opponents to protect their Trainer. Their axe has been observed to cut an entire radio tower in half.

When Grousharp plunges its sword into the ground, it causes vicious earthquakes. With enough precision, it can cut through an entire volcano.

Each of Palkrona's wings is said to contain an entire star. They manipulate heat and space in battle, as if they utilize the force of an entire sun.

The creature on Palketta's head is said to have a mind of its own. As Palketta sings and dances, the space around it bends and warps, with higher notes causing more and more distortion.

Giramagius are said to be survivors of an ancient underground civilization that was laid to ruin by a great catastrophe. The power Giramagius wields is so destructive that they choose not to use it because they fear it may reduce all life to cinders.

Giravile was first discovered in an abandoned lab years ago. Research shows that it is very conflicted about whether to do good or bad in the world, influenced only by those around it.

Darkturne offer a game to willing gamblers at casinos, putting them into a terrible nightmare if they lose. It is said that no one has ever won this game, and that Darkturne simply enjoys tormenting the greedy.

Darkcatty absolutely love shiny things, and will use the large magnet they carry to steal any jewelry or coin from anything and anyone. After a successful heist, they will mock their victims before swiftly running off into the night.

Reshiceon appear before wayward Trainers trapped in the midst of harsh blizzards to guide them to safety. Their majestic white fur sparkles like snow, and they leave a trail of this sparkle whenever they move.

Although it shows little emotion, Reshivoir cares greatly for the safety of its Trainer and would put its life on the line for them. It swings its blades with a deadly elegance until its opponent is felled.

Clefgar lurk in the darkest corners of the world during a full moon. They lower the temperature around them to a chill, and when its victims are cold enough, they spirit them away.

During rainy days, Zekvoir can be seen sitting atop high places and singing underneath its parasol, dispelling the negative feelings of those nearby. When threatened, it summons a multitude of thunderclouds to strike down its foe.

The frigid aura that surrounds Zekrem is cold enough to generate black ice even in the summer. They cause thundersnow storms that are capable of knocking out power grids on a regional scale.

Rosethorn cling to walls with their long vines to move. Often found hibernating deep within jungles, they become active and hostile when an intruder tampers with their bulb.

Bretu can be found meditating in forests, a process that is said to allow them to see into the future. They release a spore that dampens negative emotions around them, allowing Bretu to meditate in peace.

Legends say that Bregigas once hibernated for thousands of years in an empty field, where life and nature spread from their bodies creating forests and agriculture. The mushroom growing from their head is said to be their life source.

In abandoned stores and mansions, Baninja is seen motionless in dark, empty rooms. It is said that it consumes the souls of those who approach it, so many warn against approaching it under any circumstances.

Ferrodily cling to walls and ceilings, dropping onto unsuspecting prey to crush them with their spiky tentacles. Staring into their eye is said to cause hallucinations, though researchers have yet to prove this.

Lampeal have been used to light up graveyards in frigid places. They huddle near freezing people to give them warmth, but some speculate this warmth is actually the process of Lampeal draining their life force.

Chandelcross's glass horn constantly extrudes a spectral flame, incinerating its opponent upon striking them with it. If the horn ever becomes cracked, Chandelcross's flames spread uncontrollably across its body.

Chandelmagius roam around graveyards searching for visitors. They will play mischievous pranks on people to scare them; their devious laugh heard throughout the night as their company flees in fear.

Chandelnoir is said to have the ability to punch souls right out of their bodies. When two of these Pokémon battle, the loser's flame is extinguished, while the victor's flame burns bright.

Chandeltales is often seen accompanying rich folk. When the power goes out, Chandeltales will channel its spectral flame into every nearby light source, creating an ominous yet warming environment.

Chandelsopod can be found in catacombs protecting the deceased. Their ghostly flames are said to give warmth to those in the afterlife. Grave robbers are often met with a terrible fate when they incur this Pokémon's wrath.

Goluking are excellent builders, frequently utilized for large building projects in cities. They will drink large amounts of Berry Juice to energize themselves, giving them the strength to be able to lift entire steel coils.

Vulvoir sing mystical melodies that bring peace to even the harshest of battles. They highly prefer tranquil environments and will not hesitate to dispatch those who disturb their peace with a silencing blaze.

Jidos can be seen swimming across the ocean late at night, twinkling like stars in the sky. Although very peaceful, it is dangerous when threatened, destroying everything nearby with immense Hydro Pumps.

These strange Pokémon are said to travel the cosmos granting those that find it a wish. Their body is shaped like that of a pocket watch, giving the ability to tell the time.

Although reserved and emotionless, Luvoir has great care for the safety it's friends. It is said it summons various spirits from the gun it wields to unleash attacks.

Ya Jr. defend treasure found within caves and ruins. They are highly protective of valuables, making them a frequent hire for banks as a security measure.

Ya Jr. is a zealous protector and can be found protecting treasure deep within caves. It is said that when Ya Jr.'s treasure is stolen, it will endlessly pursue the thief until its last breath.

Jolsaur stores jolts of electricity in its bulb that it unleashes to defend itself. They produce more electricity when exposed to sunlight, which Jolsaur is often seen resting under.

Jolsaur can be seen during thunderstorms drawing thunderbolts into their bulb to nourish themselves. Oftentimes, they store too much electricity for them to handle, causing violent discharges that scorch their surroundings.

The flower on Jolsaur's back constantly generates electricity, making it harmful to touch. During battle, they can be seen shaping the electricity from this flower into powerful thunderbolts.

Sablgrowth search for gems to take back to their hoard deep inside caves. They are extremely defensive of their possessions and will swing their long, vine-like arms to attack anyone who dares to try to take from them.

Tygrigus is said to be the possessed remains of an ancient Pokémon. It can frequently be seen at fossil dig sites scaring off archaeologists.

It is said that when groups of Snotwo appear, harsh blizzards are soon to follow. They use their psychic energy to manipulate and shape ice to attack.

Frosdos shapes ice sculptures and manipulates them in battle to attack or defend for whatever purpose it needs. It is very territorial, and is easily angered merely by making eye contact.

Oritales can be found at festivals at night, channeling a ghostly fire that surrounds it while it dances in the moonlight. It is said that bearing witness to this mystical dance extends one's lifespan just a little longer.

Touching a Trublix is unwise, as the sugary foods they eat from garbage make them sticky and create a sweet malodor that becomes hard to wash off, often inducing sickness and appetite loss that can last for days.

These vicious Pokémon plunder towns for treasure. Although very brutish in nature, Sharplade believe in fair fights and do not attack those who cannot defend themselves.

Sharpchomp swims at ludicrous speeds like a fighter jet underwater. The scythes on its hands are sharp enough to cut through titanium.

Trelix hide within trees and bushes during the nighttime. They use their large red eyes to observe their surroundings from the shrubbery, and those who notice them tend to flee out of sheer fear.

Trebeat are often seen with Volbeat making homes in its branches. If the Volbeat it houses are attacked, Trebeat will strike back with a powerful Wood Hammer from its roots.

Tregar awakens during cold nights to wander the dark forests it inhabits. Looking into its massive eye is said to frighten Tregar and send it into a terrified frenzy, attacking anything nearby.

Legends depict Altalurk soaring across the skies in search of adventure. In some places, they are honored as heroes for their extreme sense of justice and bravery.

Necrocario copy the biodata of other Pokémon to replicate their skills, adapting themselves to any foe. Sometimes, Necrocario will even copy the personality of their target, making them valuable assets for Pokémon research.

In ancient times, Dhelade were considered conquerors of the sea. They would usurp ships and form their own pirate crews of Pokémon, plundering towns and cities for treasure until the seas claimed their lives.

Sightings of Cacwoodo are incredibly few as they often flee at tremendous speeds upon being seen by humans. When threatened they will spin around and fire thousands of needles from their body.

Palonape are frequently seen near places with high towers. They will jump high into the air before descending on their target, delivering a deadly blow with the shovel-like weapon they always carry.

Palonape are frequently seen near places with a lot of open space. They will jump high into the air before descending on their target, delivering a critical blow with the shovel-like weapon they always carry.

During the night of a new moon, Melorai can be heard singing a haunting melody from atop trees and buildings. It is said that if one listens long enough, they will be pulled into a nightmare, where its song plays endlessly in their head.

Melon is usually discovered in gardens among other plants and vegetation. Gardeners will often pluck Melon from the ground to use it in salad dishes, only to discover its rock-hard exterior is nigh impenetrable.

Golither uses its two armored claws as shields to defend itself, while using its scythe-like claws to attack. It is incredibly agile thanks to its large wings, dashing around its opponents to hit their blind spots.

A rare and sought-after Pokémon by miners, Cargon tend to hide in the deepest parts of caves, often near pools of lava, They have very little means to defend themselves, making them an easy target for hungry Sableye or a cunning miner.

Grefa's oversized tongue combined with its small body makes it difficult for it to see, so it relies on water ripples to sense danger. This tongue however also serves as a weapon, capable of unleashing swift lashes.

On nights during the harvest season, these devious Pokémon come out to play. They hide in pumpkins and fly out at farmers, scaring them to the point of fainting.

The large cauldron Gourmagius carries is said to contain a stew that can cure most ailments. It is often seen giving this stew to sick or hungry Pokémon, making Gourmagius a popular choice for use in hospitals.

Gourmortar shoots explosive pumpkins at insane velocities at their target. They are often deployed to defend pumpkin patches from the likes of Murkrow during the harvest season.

Gourblade love to incite riots in towns and cities. The fire on their torch burns brighter the more anarchy they cause, and dims in calm environments. When the fire goes out, Gourblade will retreat to the shadows to plot its next uprising.

During the autumn season, Gourninja can be seen jumping from tree to tree in search of thieves. They use their long, scarf-like hair to hang upside down from trees to surprise their quarry before subduing them.

Shiftlass guard ancient shrines in foggy forests, watching vigilantly for intruders. It is said that when Shiftlass spots a trespasser, they are dragged into the fog never to be seen again.

Tailyu fly short distances on their wings to travel, skipping across water to hydrate themselves for their journey. They are very quick but lightweight, often getting thrown off course by a strong gust of wind.

Psycute commonly inhabit unattended baskets and other such items capable of holding each individual Psycute. Due to their unruliness, they often fall out of their home, creating cracks that cause headaches that intensify the more cracks one has.

The fire that burns atop Psywick's head is more akin to a droplet of water and is incapable of causing any burns. If this fire is ever extinguished, Psywick suffers a great headache until it can focus hard enough to relight it.

Psypuff eats a lot of sweets because the sugar in them helps it focus and gives it energy. If Psypuff does not eat any sugary foods for an extended period, it will collapse from the migraines that follow.

Each Seviper that makes up Setales's tails secretes the same burning poison from their fangs. When their target can no longer fight, they will viciously bite down on their helpless victim until they are no more.

Lunamime appear on nights of the full moon to perform for those who can't sleep. Their mesmerizing performances, combined with their hypnotic gaze, tend to lull those who watch to a peaceful sleep.

Crawtic are titled "rulers of the deep" due to their regal appearance. Although gracious in nature, the long claws formed by their hair can rip apart a fishing boat in mere seconds.

Crawmo-o's star-shaped scales serve as a potent defense for deflecting physical blows. Groups of these Pokémon are often seen battling each other, and the victor gets to lead the rest of the group.

Golzor always carries around a hard-covered book that it often reads from, and will use it to strike anyone who annoys it. The intelligence of this Pokémon is said to far surpass that of even the smartest human.

Golrachi can be found swimming graciously across quiet rivers and lakes on the night of a meteor shower. The jewel on its head is said to hold cosmic energy that can mirror shooting stars to fill the night sky.

Chimezing produces a pleasant aroma that soothes the anger of those who smell it. When threatened, they instead produce a smog that causes lethargy and weakness.

Spheble is known to be an immense glutton, attempting to eat anything when it is hungry. It hates hot food, so it will cool its meal down with its chilling breath before tucking in.

Rich people seek out Sphedew for how cute it is. Getting too close to one causes it to spray a mist from its bud that will oftentimes cause a cold.

Dragaletta poisons those that touch it with the poisonous algae that coats its hair. When it trusts its Trainer well enough, it will sing a healing melody that can cure almost any poison.

The light that shines from Arcazma is said to be as if it absorbed the power of a whole sun. As a final bid to protect its Trainer, it will unleash a devastating rain of meteors in an attempt to reduce its foe to ash.

Charbi's physical strength is lacking, so they prefer to fly around at great speeds while breathing fire. They tend to travel back in time to battle a strong opponent they previously fought, regardless of whether they won or lost.

Mados enjoy fighting on the open sea, using their immense strength to break down entire ships with rapid flurries of punches. They are impeccable swimmers, though they can also move on land thanks to their serpent-like tail.

Tentagey lift themselves into the air on bubbles to reach high places in search of food. They can also navigate underwater, using the tentacle-like appendages on their heads like arms to swim.

Tentarill sleep on the ocean floor, exposing their shiny red, orb-shaped tail. Divers often mistake their tail for something valuable, so when they pluck poor Tentarill from its sleep, it will cry loudly, sometimes causing whirlpools.

Magnecott's hair is said to have great magnetic properties. It will frequently magnetize metallic objects and steal them, creating traps out of the spoils to prank those who come looking for their lost property.

The strength of Magnelrock's magnetism depends on how much sunlight it is exposed to, with strong enough sunlight granting it the ability to pull an entire steel tower. On very cloudy days, its magnets lack the strength to pull even a bucket.

It carries a wide variety of objects, such as eggs, and fires them from its slingshot with extreme precision. Although very fearful, it is also very loyal and will proudly follow its Trainer to help them achieve their dreams.

On foggy nights, these Pokémon come out of the ocean to sing a siren song to lure fishers and sailors to them. It is said that those lulled by their song never return home.

From a distance, people often mistake Haunmagius for a human. Until that is, Haunmagius reveals its true nature and delivers ruthless slashes with its sword, even viciously tearing at already downed foes.