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Griamo are most often found in a complex city's sewer system. Although their toxic bodies keep them safe from predators, they generally do not live long lives.

Grisprout roots itself near other plants and absorbs any toxins in the soil as sustenance, helping the nearby plants grow. However, in areas that are uncontaminated, Grisprout may be forced to sap energy from the other plants directly to survive.

Griler prefers to rub its body on anything nearby, from piles of trash to stony or slick walls. As a result, each Griler may differ in size and shape as they absorb matter or sand down their rocky core.

As it usually lives in tropical areas, Mutress tends to close itself up into its shell when in freezing conditions. X-rays have been ineffective at determining whether Mutress has any internal organs or not.

Mutly sustains itself by taking in what would typically be dangerous particles in the air. Outside of cities, they can also be found by active volcanoes, absorbing unhygienic soot and ash.

Blastbird can adjust the temperature of the water stored in its body. From its cannons may come snowballs, icicles, hot steam, or blasts of fluid.

A valiant and rare woodland Pokémon that dwells near rivers, Blastnaught can fire accurate pressurized blasts of water that could easily pierce the hull of a ship. It selflessly takes blows meant for other Pokémon, even strangers.

Blastster lives similarly to Blastoise: its powerful shell allows for great protection, and the cannon allows for overwhelming offense. However, Blastster is found far more often by the sea than it is other bodies of water.

Although the bottom of its body is soft and tender, the top is as hard as stone. If it becomes both beached on its back and becomes unable to move from its spot, it licks its squishy half to paint on a mucus that helps it retain moisture.

Shelldude lives in marine tunnels. It has a specialized biological system that limits and filters its salt intake.

Shelldude lives in marine tunnels. It has a specialized biological system that limits and filters its salt intake.

An elusive Pokémon that is said to float onto land on the winter winds. It occasionally spits out small flecks of salt that its body cannot digest.

Fishermen call Cloydra the "Dragon of Warfare". It hides behind a powerful shell, only opening for the briefest of moments to fire a shot in the opponent's direction, before retreating back under cover.

Sometimes, Cloyfeon is found underneath the piers of port towns, resting until the coast is clear; when no one is around, it will surface above water and bask in the sun.

Cloywhirl's smooth-looking body is merely a facade; opponents who attempt to bite it may even break their teeth! While it cannot move forward in a straight line, it moves with surprising agility, especially in moister conditions.

Wild Gasown only show themselves in certain locations and at certain times of the day. To spot them in other conditions, specialized equipment is necessary. Typically, they are intangible to human touch.

Gasdoof is strictly nocturnal and typically lives in secluded tributaries. It has a singular goal: create dams ad infinitum. When a dam begins to cause more harm than good, it takes it down before starting again elsewhere.

Gaspuff's amorphous body allows it to slip into areas with even only microscopic cracks as an entry point. It is most active during the new moon and plays pranks on people.

Gaslu needs either steady winds or no winds at all in order to stay in place. It loves playing tricks with people and other Pokémon.

When there is an accident in a mining shaft, some say a Gastrio is born. Wild Gastrio dislike intruders and perform harmless pranks and dangerous stunts to make sure none invade the desolate place they call home.

When there is an accident in a mining shaft, some say a Gastrio is born. Wild Gastrio dislike intruders and perform harmless pranks and dangerous stunts to make sure none invade the desolate place they call home.

Its body is composed almost entirely of gas, and it can travel almost anywhere, even deep underground. However, it loathes the light and dislikes being seen, so it tends to stay in one area anyway.

In several cultures, there is a superstition that believes Haungle travels around the world to sap creativity from artists to the point they give in to despair. No matter the weather conditions, the paint-like fluid on its tail is runny yet cold.

Many find wild Haundoof unsettling as it rarely moves; it merely stares off into the distance until morning comes, where it fades away until the next night. It was recorded once that, when one vanished for the day, it exploded into toxic gas.

They work in groups of three to find a target and drain their energy. When three Haunlett become very close, it is thought an evolution will occur.

They work in groups of three to find a target and drain their energy. When three Haunlett become very close, it is thought an evolution will occur.

They are surprisingly stealthy and quiet diggers and dig complex tunnels right under experienced Hikers without them knowing. Only by learning new and unusual digging techniques can Hauntrio evolve further.

Haunmite can fire off electromagnetic energy that causes drowsiness and irritation. Some have speculated that wild Haunmite may have come from another dimension: their natural diet is still unknown.

The gravestones are actually a part of Genwoodo: the purple body is made of a nearly identical rocky material. It tends to stay still for most of the day, but it is extremely active on nights with a new moon.

When you hear whispers beneath you, Gensparce may be there. It is waiting for prey to fall into a nearby pit, where it will feast on their soul.

It has been said that Gengle can see out of any painting it has created in its lifetime like another set of eyes. At the very least, it has a supernatural link with them: it becomes upset if one of its paintings is marred, even if it is miles away.

Some suspect Genvire comes from another realm, and must use energy to sustain itself in our world. If it does not occasionally devour sources of electricity, Genvire begins to become translucent and fade from the naked eye with visible panic.

Some suspect Genvire comes from another realm, and must use energy to sustain itself in our world. If it does not occasionally devour sources of electricity, Genvire begins to become translucent and fade from the naked eye with visible panic.

Genrino was featured in a recent commercial. Interestingly, it was two rival Trainers who fused their Pokémon.

Genrino was featured in a recent commercial. Interestingly, it was two rival Trainers who fused their Pokémon.

Genking fights viciously and without restraint. It aims to break a foe's spirit first, then their body.

Genking fights viciously and without restraint. It aims to break a foe's spirit first, then their body.

Genking fights viciously and without restraint. It aims to break a foe's spirit first, then their body.

As wild Gentrio are extremely rare, other wild Diglett fusions look up to them as a leader and protector. While Diglett builds tunnels, Gentrio defends them; if the ground underneath you appears to wither and drain of all color, Gentrio is near.

Geno can enter its prey's shadow to stalk them. Sometimes, it stalks them so long that it falls asleep in their shadow. When it decides on a target to eat the dreams of, the effigy it carries changes its appearance into that of the target.

Research suggests that Onaw has a specialized organ that allows it to intuitively know the patterns of the tide levels in the area, even if it is in a completely unfamiliar location.

Onowl flies in the sky and whips large boulders with its tail so the boulders break into pieces it can eat. Its body is very flexible, and many of its larger limbs can rotate over 270 degrees.

Ontu uses psychic powers to control other Pokémon to chisel and polish its body to its preferred appearance. Afterwards, it will teleport the ones it controlled to wherever they please in thanks.

Onter digs deep tunnels that other Pokémon often get lost in. Once its prey is all alone, it saps them of their life energy.

Drowuna cannot move very much on its own, as it has cocooned itself to prepare for evolution. However, it will use psychic power to force potential predators into sleep if they draw too close.

Instead of creating a nest of its own, Drowdrill steals the nests of others. It creates and spreads a powder that causes mild skin irritation to deter others from entering its territory.

The longer Drowowl focuses, the larger its mist-like crests grow, and the sleepier nearby Pokémon feel. Smaller Pokémon that fall unconscious around it are swept back up to Drowowl's nest, safe and sound, but with their dreams devoured.

Their powerful trunks often leak a substance similar to the Dream Mist that the Unova-native Munna emits. The color of this mist varies depending on what Drowphan have recently eaten.

Those who inhale the spores that Drowish releases feel lethargic and sick. In addition to getting energy from the sun, Drowish also has the ability to eat the dreams of those nearby.

Inhaling the pink mist that comes out from Drownine's body causes one to fall into a dreamlike trance. Its fur triggers allergic reactions in many people.

The honey it produces is a biological byproduct from when Hypdrill eats too many dreams. It can make even the most alert foes drowsy with a jolt of psychic energy. Otherwise, it can defend itself with poisonous stingers.

Hypchu lures young children away from their parents through moves such as Sweet Kiss, its hypnotic abilities, and its outwardly cute and playful demeanor. It tries to play with those that it has spirited away for as long as they can.

Their dances are literally hypnotic and can throw even those with hardened wills into a trance. If many wild Hypossom are in one place and create a pack, they begin systematically attacking other nearby Grass-types and form a distinct territory.

Hypkrow prowls during the night, looking for a fresh meal of another's dreams. Its bright, feathered coat causes many to look at it, and, thus, the hypnotic pendulum they carry, causing the beholders to fall into a deep sleep.

Hypring has the ability to smell the dreams of even the most faraway of people. Cities, mountains, forests: it will trek through all of these even in the harshest of blizzards to feed on the most aromatic dreams.

When startled, it may rattle its tail, causing the pendulum-like growth to shift back and forth. Experienced Hypans do this on purpose to make prey, or predators, feel drowsy.

If Hypchu rubs its cheeks against you, you will feel compelled to listen to its commands for around 15 minutes. It makes nests in areas with particularly tall grass.

It may first appear in your nightmares, then in the corners of your vision. It will wait for you to stop believing in what you see before it approaches and hypnotizes you into a deep, deep sleep.

For some reason, it uses psychic energy to act like it is puppeteering itself around. Hypet is used in hospitals, as it can put those in need of rest to sleep and feed on their negative emotions, allowing patients to wake up refreshed.

Hypish appears to get most of its energy from synthesizing the light of the full moon. It dislikes aggression: directly looking at a Hypish or bumping into one will cause it to attack relentlessly until its target is unconscious.

The powerful and nauseating scent that Hypoom produces is so strong that it can cause unconsciousness. Hypoom will eat the dreams of anyone who passes out around it.

There is a distinct, quiet, metallic noise wherever Hyplume is frolicking thanks to its metallic petals. Those who listen to it for too long fall asleep. It is carefree and nonaggressive, preferring instead to poison competition in their sleep.

Hypruff are oddly entranced by objects that swing back and forth like a pendulum. When they wag their tail, people nearby also become entranced by whatever has caught Hypruff's attention.

Hyproc can be picky about their Trainers and demand a lot of attention to prevent troublesome behavior. Despite that, they are known to be extremely affectionate. There are a group of Poké Maniacs who compete in Hyproc grooming competitions.

Although it never means any harm by this action, Hyplithe often hypnotizes others around into playing with it for hours on end using its psychic powers. It loves to sleep curled up by those who sleep deeply.

Since Pokémon Fusion has become more widespread, more and more fishing lines have been cut thanks to Krabsea. Their hefty pincers prevent fast movement, so they often drift with the current.

Krabdeen is popular among young fishers due to their vibrant colors and moderate difficulty to catch. Among these circles, hooking up Krabdeen is seen as the symbol of a new level in skill. Each Krabdeen varies wildly in personality.

Krabfarig's antennae allow it to detect even faraway threats well in advance. The eye on its tail has incredible vision and will snap at anything that shows even the slightest of movements.

Krabfarig can pull much of its limbs inside its body, causing it to appear much smaller than it actually is. Its antennae allow Krabfarig to detect even faraway threats well in advance.

Krabran have been observed forming complex rivalries and social cliques with other Krabran. Typically, the ones with the biggest pincer-ears are the most popular.

Kingsea keeps its singular pincer in great condition; if it falls off, Kingsea will fall into a deep depression. The pincer is known for being extremely flavorful, so Kingsea is often targeted by poachers.

Kingdra are somewhat territorial and live together in groups. They cut through fishing lines and nets, so they are difficult to catch. Their pincers will begin moving again for a short time if cooked.

They tend to prefer swimming in high-current estuaries, hunting down small and weak Water-type Pokémon. In the winter, Kingking tend to flee to the ocean.

It is a carnivorous Pokémon that hunts using powerful pincers. Although aquatic, it is a clumsy swimmer. It seems to be able to communicate with other Pokémon by firing a series of electrical impulses from its maw.

The pattern that appears to be briefs on its body is actually where its shell lacks protein the most. Particularly healthy Kingchoke may have different colored markings in its midsection.