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The platelets covering Lickilem's body are specialized to taste and detect rocks chock-full of minerals as it rolls down mountains. When it finds one, it uses its serrated tongue to break it into bite-sized pieces for consumption.

The bulb on Ivyros's tail uses electric power to photosynthesize. Luckily Ivyros doesn't have to leech off of power plants because sunlight that is absorbed by the orb is instantly converted into electric power.

Ekdra drips such a corrosive acid that contact with it can melt through skin and bone. While this is extremely helpful for hunting prey, Ekdra often laments that it can't give hugs to those it loves.

Shrewd and cunning, Mawcatty strolls through towns, pretending to be a lost pet Delcatty. It waits for people to pet its head out of pity so it can open wide its maw and chomp down with steel-hard fangs.

This shy, kindhearted Pokémon uses its psychic powers from afar to warn sailors of upcoming danger. Unfortunately, seafarers sometimes mistake the anonymous voice for seasickness-driven madness.

The slimy membrane surrounding Goopede is thick and sturdy to accommodate its constant whirling about. It can stick to walls because of its tacky protection, giving it great maneuverability.

It's extremely territorial, and recognizes others of its kind by their distinct vile scent. When it senses any unknown presence, Vilexorus spews a noxious gas so pungent that the stench can reach a 50 mile radius.

Venoth has an extremely dull intellect and flits and flutters seemingly aimlessly. In actuality, it's "shinytactic" - it is attracted to shiny things, and its big eyes are always scanning for them.

Any flower Beautiros pollinates glows with the luminosity of a dozen stars. The shining flowers are commonly mistaken for fireflies, fallen stars, or even ghosts.

Those who have encountered Pelitung report that there is always a strange, thick rain in its presence. This actually isn't rain at all — Pelitung can flick saliva off of its tongue so high that it falls down minutes to hours later.

The miniature island on Peliras's back has its own microclimate. While usually warm and sunny, it occasionally gets flash rainstorms. When the weather is right, it's a lovely resting spot for small Pokémon.

Pelidra is a loud and ungraceful flyer. When hunting for food, it dives blindly beak-first into the ocean and scoops up a mouthful of water, repeating this process until it catches a meal.

Despite being part Meowth, a typically greedy Pokémon, Meowowl seems to try to be learning how to fairly give and take. Due to its refreshingly moral habits, most Trainers happily welcome Meowowl to this strange world.

It's a popular saying among trainers to never give a Deltata a cookie, as it will always come back for more. If food is left out for Deltata, the next day, there will be a group of them in the same spot, waiting for more snacks.

Delgon can withstand such high temperatures that it wears self-knitted sweaters in the desert, using cactus needles to sew. It likes to knit gifts for other desert-dwellers, but they're usually later found discarded under sand piles.

Delizard is regarded as the perfect mix between “cute” and “cool”. It is a popular contender for Pokémon Contests as most any judge will be wooed by its simultaneously terrifying yet graceful moves.

Victreeras lazily floats on the water, using pheromones to attract prey while the maw on its back is submerged. It snaps up any unsuspecting prey that swim by, and the excess water is absorbed to keep this Pokémon from overheating.