FusionDex

Jyneal are known for their self-confidence, seeing every day as a new opportunity to strut their stuff and share their beauty with the world. They have become an icon for all who lack in the same trait.

Poryler are at their happiest when far from any form of civilisation, making them difficult for all but the most patient to train. They show extreme hatred towards advertisements, dropping everything whenever they see one to destroy it.

Dragoki carry multiple items vital to empowering Dragon Pokémon, making their sight a blessing to many species despite being Fairy-Types. Dragoki are often targeted by poachers for their trinkets and how they lead the way to other Dragon-Types.

A popular fairy tale tells the story of a flower turning into Meganette through love and care. Meganette are kind by nature, lending aid to any that need it.

The wheels of flame blazing from their brows and tail can be launched as fiery discuses with surprising accuracy despite the brute strength they typically show. Their spiked cheeks hold organs responsible for maintaining their heat.

Typhsect has a symbiotic relationship with the fungus grown on their back. The mushrooms serve as good kindling to enhance their flames and the fungus uses the released smoke to carry its spores.

Togesel are known for their simultaneously caring yet teasing personalities, earning them a reputation as equal parts heavenly and hellish. Despite this, they are believed to be incredibly purehearted, risking life and limb when needed.

The pink appendage coming out of Poliwile's head is a sensory organ, capable of detecting faint traces of other Pokémon by being raked across surfaces. The organ's sensitivity makes it a weak point, the spikes along its length defending it from harm.

A Misiard's crystals are formed from negative emotions, gathering more as they are stabbed into a target and draining away their negativity. The healthiest Misiard are those that exclusively hunt evildoers and those owned by acupuncture clinics.

Its crystal eyes are made of a similar material to the Alola Region's Z-Crystals, allowing Heraeye to enhance the strength of its own Bug-Type attacks and those of its allies at will. Its horn is strong enough to break through bedrock like glass.

It gathers power within its body by basking under moonlight, then channels it for attacks through its yellow markings. If all its energy is expelled, it enters a long hibernation until the next full moon.

Mageon have extremely cold blood, so they coat themselves in hot lava whenever they leave their volcanic homes to avoid freezing in cooler climates. They communicate with each other by cooling and reheating their magma into rocky patterns.

Gardeners and wardens of coral reefs, Corthorn are specialised for safeguarding their home habitats. From the holes in their feet, they can plant young polyps to sprout into full coral and blow nutrient-rich water over their home patches.

Kingcargo's shell acts as a waterwheel, constantly rotating to keep its watery body from stagnating. When threatened, their shell spins faster to propel water from their snout at high speeds.

Special patches on the necks and backs of these Pokémon's produce a milky fluid, which could be used as a dairy substitute if not for Milcott's wild activity, quickly whipping it into a fluffy mass. Many are despised because of their messes.

Their iridescent tails are prized far and wide as epitomes of beauty and symbols of life, with certain festivals hosting celebrations in their honour. Many artists consider the use of their scales to be the key to creating their magnum opus.

This Pokémon is well liked by those in theatre for its famed role in a classic play where one played three witches simultaneously as other actors voiced its lines. Some believe the dark magic cast by Mistrio in that story isn't entirely fictional.

Magmormagius expels hot air below to remain afloat in mid-air, usually content idly drifting about. Young predators seeing it as a free meal are in for a shock, however, as it can blast a great jet of flame downwards to take off like a rocket in a pinch.

The intimidating black colour of their armour is formed by repeatedly scorching themselves to toughen their hide. Within their shell, a slow-burning flame crackles, ready to burst into a great blaze when combat begins.

Mudgon adore buckets and bucket-like objects, housing themselves within them and hopping over to new ones they find prettier or comfier. Blue Mudgon were originally very rare; it is currently unknown how their population boomed.

Kecizard's chromatic flames stem from a diet supplemented with certain minerals known for burning unique colours. There is no other use for these minerals in Kecizard's body, leading to the theory that they only consume them for vanity purposes.

This Pokémon's horns grow with a razor's edge, but Bastioxorus prefer defence to offense so regularly blunt their horns by striking them against rocks and their packmates horns. When threatened, Bastioxorus come together to form a wall with their horns.

The smoke Duscfing surround themselves with is a mix of sand, powdered bone and cloth ashes. Ancient civilisations would often harness this smoke as an embalming ingredient for funerary rites.

Dusknx command their seven dark will-o'-wisps effortlessly, launching them for attacks or placing others under hypnosis by forcing them to gaze into the flames. They are often called Queens of the Underworld.

Many consider that if there is such a thing as Mother Nature, she would greatly resemble this Pokémon. Wide swaths of woodlands are maintained by Tornx, acting as caring matrons to both the plants and Pokémon within.

A gentle and caring Pokémon that is capable of swimming across the sands of their desert homes like water. If they come across someone lost, they immediately heft them onto their back and take them to the nearest oasis.

Milochoke are extremely vain, prizing their appearance above all things and maintaining it with vigorous physical training and self-care regimens. They gather glass trash to craft ornate mirrors, but make do with the water's surface when without any.

Wherever Kyokiss soars, life-giving rainfall is soon to follow, quickly rejuvenating the land below. In lands were drought is common, sightings of Kyokiss are known as the end of hard times.

A walking armory, Geneitar are equipped with numerous natural weapons; from razor sickles jutting from their arms to great buzzsaws mounted in their bellies. Despite their danger, Geneitar have a large following due to one starring in a kaiju movie.

A wise and mystical Pokémon that wields different powers depending on the phase of the moon. When closer to a new moon, its psychic abilities are stronger, and as the full moon nears, it casts stronger Fairy-Type attacks.

A Pokémon thought to have been created by an ancient people, it thoroughly explores its surroundings then relays its findings by flashing its antenna in some form of code. Attempts to decode this language so far have been unsuccessful.

It catches hot air from the flames around its neck with its long wing-like ears to glide. Before hunting, it must first seek out somewhere with high elevation to leap from in order to have plenty of time to soar and search for prey.

It's believed that Deiki is able to open many types of locks, but to understand how to unlock one, they first need to headbutt it. This almost always breaks the lock, invalidating the need for a key.

A cruel and manipulative Pokémon, it is well known for bewitching others into serving it and summoning shadowy dragons as familiars. It channels psychic power through its crown's crystal and into its corrupt staff to attack.

The tendrils coiled around Shigela have a similar structure to electrical wire, letting them easily carry high voltages. Newly hatched Shigela cannot control their electricity, resulting in wild bursts of lightning from their cables' yellow ends.

Through rapid vibration of the surrounding land, Trapmime is able to near-instantly turn sand into glass without the use of heat. Wild Trapmime use this ability to create barriers, while domestic ones are indispensable to glassmakers everywhere.

The violet flames jetting out from Phantmortar are said to be fuelled by lost spirits it gathers in its travels, their burning allowing them to pass on to the afterlife. The sting of this Pokémon's flames leave the target with deep emotional pain.

Terrain that Regiuk moves over spontaneously warps into a bumpy, patterned texture. In recent years, this trait has been used to quickly produce tactile paving for new roads, making them more accessible.

Regitross are living foundries, forging drones within their arms to launch as scouts or projectiles. What was originally thought to be hazardous smog being exhausted behind them is now known to be a part of their body and completely safe.

Auromie gather in droves whenever the sky fills with colours, adding their own glow to the auroras and rainbows overhead. It is not known why they do this, but the popular theory is they absorb the lights to add to their own.

Some believe its mouth works as a portal to the Dream World, research on this topic is currently underway in Unova. What is known is that anything Cressinch eats is likely to reappear in its trainer's dreams.

Komrom's golden plate-scales are made of a highly conductive alloy, a key part of their battle strategy. In combat, they shed their scales to lay traps before launching electric bolts from their tail that bounce between their dropped scales.

The crystals created from Dianda's body are reported as having positive effects on mental health with many sleeping with them in hopes of better moods the next day. Staring into their centre crystal is likely to put you into a deep trance.

Each pigment that makes up Beautibok's elaborate hood pattern contains a different potent toxin. When hunting, Beautibok will choose which of these venoms it will fill its fangs with depending on what it thinks will work best against its prey.

A Pokémon obsessed with treasures, they can't help but pocket anything gold or sparkly they find within their thick fur coat. It was originally thought that their hoarded treasures were the source of their fur's gilded colour.

Spinphox's wand acts as a powerful vessel for its psychic abilities, releasing swirls of odd light that mesmerize those who gaze into them. It's clumsy, however, so it often missteps and bumps itself on the head with its wand, making itself dizzy.

From various ports across their shell, Claytoise can produce multiple drones controlled with telepathy. These drones, known as gazers, act as Claytoise's primary means of sight as their actual eyes are very poor in most conditions.

The amber goo Castdra secrete and craft into accessories is exceptionally resistant to solar damage, making it a valuable ingredient for sunscreen. Castdra are carefree and kind by nature, having no issue in sharing their slime.

Their heads have round cavities for holding snow as a battery for icy attacks, gathered by rolling it into balls until they are just the right size. If one rolls a ball too small or too big, they get upset and don't try again until the next day.

An ancient Pokémon that has become known in recent years as a symbol of enduring, hard-headed romance. If you see a Relidisc, it is believed that nothing will stop you from obtaining your perfect life partner.

Masect are known for their obsessions with fungus, using their own bodies as gardens to grow more and offering these mushrooms out with their many hands to whoever might need them. They dislike growing toxic fungus as it can drain their power.