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Slownyte lives on the ocean floor, avoiding battles whenever possible. The shell it carries on its head so casually is actually another Pokémon trying to eat it, but since it doesn't realize that, it believes the shell just wants to protect it.

Magnenine uses its fire breath to help factory workers weld metal parts. It seems that the electromagnetic frequencies emitted by country music radio stations boost its enthusiasm during working hours.

The magnets covering its body form an electrical shield over its massive face, capable of deflecting enemy attacks. Magnedon patiently teaches its offspring how to find the cobalt and silicon they need to grow.

When fleeing from predators, Farsaur releases a trail of poisonous spores from the bulb growing on its back to slow down its pursuers. With its large beak, it cracks open even the toughest Berries to feed on their soft, juicy cores.

After hatching, it usually receives a small leek stalk from its mother. If Fartini is born in captivity, it is the Trainer who must provide one so it can fight. Its feathers change with the seasons, allowing it greater camouflage.

Farow never lets go of the leek it holds between its wings, using it as a weapon to defend itself against larger Pokémon. It lives in large flocks and helps other members of its species find lost leeks so they are never left unprotected.

As Farow's body grew after its evolution, it had to find a larger, sturdier leek to use as a weapon. With its powerful wings, it soars through the sky with unmatched skill and builds its nest high up, away from disturbances.

It plays a zither made from a leek to accompany its delightful songs. Since Faretta is an extremely rare Pokémon to encounter, witnessing one of its performances is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

To stay in shape, it asks its Trainer to throw a celery stalk so that it can run and fetch it. If it gets nervous, its beak becomes very hot, and anyone who touches it ends up getting burned.

The leek stalks it wields are heavier than they appear, so it must stay well-trained to handle them with precision. To maintain its muscular body, Farchamp does at least two hundred push-ups daily.

It is a very vain Pokémon that flies into a rage if the pink feathers on its tail are damaged in battle. Despite having wings, Dogey prefers to move by running.

Each of its three heads has a specific role during flight. The middle head breathes fire at any threat, while the other two coordinate direction and altitude.

All three of Doizard's heads can spit powerful flames, though only one can do so at a time. Despite its stout appearance, it is a natural-born runner and is often chosen as a racing champion in the Pokéathlon.

Seesaur's body has perfectly adapted to let it swim swiftly through the icy waters it inhabits. Within the frozen bulb growing on its back, it stores poisonous spores that it uses to lull its prey to sleep before finishing them off.

By absorbing stray lightning with its horn, its fur becomes charged enough to stun attackers. In water, it steers with its tail to swim swiftly, even in storms.

Seechu coats its white fur with a thin layer of electricity to paralyze anyone who tries to touch it without its consent. It spends most of its life underwater and only comes ashore when it needs to eat the food it has found.

To recover its energy after swimming for a long time, Seeray takes long naps on the beach. Its dark fur constantly traps particles of energy, allowing it to unleash majestic Electric-type attacks when needed.

It usually has a calm nature, but when it fights it becomes aggressive. Although this Pokémon can fly, it is also a skilled swimmer. Seeling uses the horn on its forehead to cut through the waves of the sea, and to hunt prey underwater.

Its soft white fur is so warm that it doesn't feel the cold even at temperatures near absolute zero. Seenine is an excellent swimmer that rarely lets prey escape.

Although Dewsaur is primarily an aquatic creature, it enjoys spending much of its time under the sun, recharging energy that it stores within the bulb on its back. It fights using powerful combinations of Water and Poison-type moves.

Dewmime is an outstanding juggler and acrobat, dazzling audiences with its graceful dives and poolside performances. The laughter of children fills it with energy, so it does everything it can to make them happy.

With the beat of its wings, Dewcuno cools melting ice caps, protecting the polar ecosystem. Underwater, it moves with incredible speed thanks to its sleek, snow-white tail.

To keep the ice seed on its back intact, Dewsaur cannot stray far from the icy waters it lives in. When it gets very agitated, its body secretes toxins that can put nearby Pokémon to sleep or paralyze them.

Its soft white feathers are used to stuff various kinds of jackets and pillows. Though Dewrow usually travels by flying, it can also swim skillfully using its webbed tail to chase prey hiding underwater.

Its fin-shaped ears allow it to move through water as swiftly as a speedboat. The horn on its forehead channels its Electric-type attacks, which it uses to fend off aquatic predators while searching for food.

The horn on its forehead channels its Electric-type attacks, which it uses to fend off aquatic predators while searching for food. Its magnificent white tail allows Dewchu to swim in any aquatic environment without difficulty.

Dewcor uses its white claws to break through obstacles as it swims through underwater caves. If it kicks its tail hard enough, it can use the membranes under its fins to glide above the water's surface.

The hard horn on its forehead can absorb the power of lightning striking from the sky and convert it into electricity for its attacks. Thanks to its white tail, it maneuvers among the icebergs of the frozen waters where it lives with unmatched grace.

Its perpetually warm body allows Dewmeleon to live even in harsh, freezing habitats without ever feeling cold. Its long tail lets it swim at incredible speeds, and it's so strong that it also uses it in battle to lash out at its foes.

Griligatr restores its body by swimming in dirty, heavily polluted waters, which is why it's often found in sewers. It can spit a highly corrosive liquid from its mouth, strong enough to even melt solid rock.

Its carapace is covered in a foul-smelling purple slime that keeps other wild Pokémon at bay. Gririth uses its claws to ransack trash cans and feed on the garbage inside them.

Its sludge-like body is extremely toxic, so much that any grass it steps on dies instantly. When enraged, Griape hurls chunks of poisonous mud at others.

Mutung can coat its long tongue with a highly acidic saliva capable of melting even iron. Since it requires humid and dirty environments to survive, it often infests city sewers.

It is rumored that Muizard was born from toxic waste burned in arson fires. This Pokémon can travel from city to city, flying with its wings of poisonous sludge in search of new filth to feed its body. It contaminates anything it touches.

Formed from melted waste and burning chemicals, Muizard soars across polluted skies in search of refuse to consume. Everything it touches is left corroded and lifeless.

It is rumored that Muizard was born from toxic waste burned in arson fires. This Pokémon can travel from city to city, flying with its wings of poisonous sludge in search of new filth to feed its body. It contaminates anything it touches.

Blasther is difficult to pin down, since it is a versatile fighter. If the blades on its arms aren't enough to finish an opponent, it bombards them with water projectiles from its twin cannons.

When preparing to strike, Blastotto coats the feathers on its wings with a dense layer of water before diving at full speed. The shell covering its body shields its most vulnerable spots from enemy attacks.

Blastdum is often used as a pressure washer to remove stains from homes thanks to its precise water jets. It communicates with others of its species via telepathy to coordinate cleaning.

From its tail, Blastray can fire high-pressure jets of water strong enough to pierce the walls of a building. By rubbing its mane against its body, it builds up enough static electricity to unleash powerful electrified blows.

Blastsian's shell is incredibly tough, shielding it from foes it often battles. Thanks to its agility, it can climb to the tops of trees, from where it takes aim and blasts its enemies with powerful water cannons.

When cornered, it fires pressurized jets of water from the cannon on its tail. However, Blastpoke's reflexes are quite slow, and it often launches its attacks too late, risking missing the target.

Its steel armor has been tempered by the pressure of ocean waves, rendering it resistant to any impact. Cloydon hurls itself at ships that dock along the shores it controls, battering them relentlessly until they are destroyed.

Cloyray camouflages itself among sharp rocks to ambush unsuspecting prey along the shore. It coats the spikes on the sides of its face with electricity to fiercely confront any challenger.

The pressure of the deep sea has made Cloysopod's shell as tough as an iron suit of armor. It exposes a single opening in its defenses only when it lunges forward to strike with its claws.

Gaseel is a particularly mischievous creature that enjoys scaring people who venture too close to icy shores. Its pranks, however, often save lives by moving people away from waters so cold they could cause drowning.

It is said that Genran appears when darkness falls, amusing itself by frightening children who have not yet returned home. Its spines are filled with a highly toxic venom that keeps other wild Pokémon at a distance.

Genpunny makes a habit of hiding in the shadows of those who have mistreated younger girls, in order to haunt and punish them for their behavior. It can unleash devastating blows using both its kicks and its long ears.

This Pokémon has a mischievous nature and tends to hide in the shadows of people whose aura seems weaker, playing small tricks on them. Though it appears to be just a prankster, it is actually very insecure and trains in secret to grow stronger.

The bulb growing on its rocky back secretes a very thick black liquid that resembles oil. Basking in the sunlight helps Onsaur make its stone body more durable.

Onpie constantly gnaws on rocks it finds around to make its body increasingly resilient. It protects other Bug Pokémon from predators by hurling sharp stones at the threats.

Its horn allows it to rapidly drill through solid rock, which is why it is still employed today in the search for gold veins from which valuable Nuggets can be extracted. Despite its imposing size, it has a remarkably gentle and obedient nature.

Though its body is composed entirely of solid rock, Onrow can soar gracefully through the skies, able to fly for a full day without tiring. To strike prey or intruders in its territory, it drops stone feathers from above.

Ongron is employed to dispose of scrapped, rusted vehicles, which it devours with great enthusiasm. It typically dwells in mountain caves that it excavates entirely on its own.

Onsian slashes with its stone claws at the hand of anyone bold enough to try touching its tail. When hungry, it bangs its horn against objects and walls to urge its Trainer to give it food immediately.

Rare gems and minerals are embedded within its stone coils, shining brightly when brushed by a light source. It can crush even steel by constricting it with its incredibly powerful body.

It uses the aromas released by its leaf to help others fall asleep. With its small trunk, Drowrita can absorb the energy from the dreams of both Pokémon and humans.

Using its psychic powers, it moves the feathers that have fallen from its wings, giving them a slow, undulating motion that lulls observers into a trance. After feeding on a dream, Drowgeot has enough energy to fly at full speed for an entire day.

It swings the pendulum on its snout to hypnotize other Pokémon, feeding on their dreams. Inside the bulb on its back, it stores dream energy that fuels its psychic powers.

When Krabvee becomes especially fond of its Trainer, it brings every shell it finds on the beach as a gift. It loves digging small holes in the sand and resting inside them.

Its poisonous leaves keep it safe from marine predators, which avoid biting or hunting it. Krabish makes its home among the rocks along the beaches of warm seas.

When in danger, Krabras's first instinct is to protect its mushrooms by storing them inside water bubbles. It gathers food along the shore using its durable claws.

Its incredibly hard horn can split boulders clean in two. When Kinghorn loses its temper, it expels saltwater bubbles and foam from both its mouth and nostrils.

The claw at the tip of its tail is strong enough to crack iron and is coated in highly debilitating toxins. If anyone dares disturb Kingdle while it feeds along the shoreline, it wastes no time retaliating by pinching anyone within reach.

Males of this species are particularly dominant and constantly challenge each other to determine who has the strongest and most robust claw. When Kingking is sick, it takes long baths in saltwater to heal and get back to fighting form.

From its pincers, Kingmander releases scalding bubbles that burn on touch. Its larger claw is strong enough to crush boulders and pry apart the armor of the sea creatures it hunts.

Kingwrath dwells on ocean atolls and bravely challenges anyone who arrives to duel it. Its massive claw is used not only to fire high-pressure jets of water, but above all to deliver crushing blows that can shatter huge boulders in a single strike.