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Spiteful and mischievous, Gliwile are known to break into the homes of Trainers that slight them and rearrange objects and furniture with their powerful pincer.

Pikafeon can absorb energy from the sun at an efficiency that far surpasses modern solar panels. This has made it an incredibly popular Pokémon with Trainers looking to reduce their ecological footprint.

On moonlit nights, schools of Manfa are known to leap out of the water in an attempt to reach the moon. However, their wingspan is too small for them to make it very far.

On full moon nights, large numbers of Manfairy are known to swim in beautiful patterns along the surface of the ocean. Many Trainers looking to compete in Pokémon Contests will study these movements in order to replicate them with their Pokémon.

Sandcune guards isolated desert oases from would-be tourists and explorers. If a harsh sandstorm suddenly appears, odds are an unfortunate traveler has stumbled into its domain.

Klinksea propels itself by letting water rush over the gear on its back. Should the current stop, or Klinksea run ashore, it will become agitated and let out harsh metallic chimes until it is placed in running water again.

Despite its diminutive stature, Palkfa is known to pick fights with Pokémon many times its size. Ironically, it wins most of these fights, as it can create rifts in space and will often send its opponent onto the surface of nearby comets.

The gem in the center of Clefyu's face perpetually reflects the night sky, even in the harshest of weather. In areas where wet seasons dominate much of the year, astronomers will often use this Pokémon to study and map the stars.

Banras lurks at the bottom of frozen lakes and seas, occasionally emerging to drag prey to its icy lair. It is said that each pin on Banras's back represents an unfortunate soul that fell beneath the ice.

It performs ceremonial dances outside ancient tombs to honor the dead. It is said that if a graverobber attempts to rob the tomb, Cofacorio will collapse the entrance, sealing the thief in with the dead for all eternity.

Oft considered a pest, Vigoicate almost never sleep, instead opting to break into and eat entire stocks of food supplies from urban businesses and homes. Initiatives have been started to drive them out of major cities, with little success.

Greedy and territorial, Cacviper sharpens its swordlike tail on its thorns, then uses it to bully weaker Pokémon into giving it shiny objects. Things it steals are often never seen again.

Venother love bright lights, often charging at streetlights or other urban light sources. This creates many issues for the city's inhabitants, however, as Venother are known to inadvertently cut down everything in between them and the light source.

The silk strings surrounding Casloon are exceptionally sticky, causing them to attach to nearby Pokémon. Removing these strings is nearly impossible, and those afflicted must wait for Casloon to evolve to remove the strings.