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It has three connected brains, one in its head and two on its back. When these three brains work in tandem, Kadatle unleashes powerful psychic attacks.

Due to its strong psychic powers, Kadatom can take control of multiple electronic devices at once. It once caused an entire warehouse of televisions to short-circuit.

Kadakaboo spend much time gathering ingredients to add to their cauldrons. The resulting concoctions strengthen their psychic powers and sometimes have bizarre effects on opponents.

Hidden under Alacott's fluff is a large and powerful brain. It uses psychokinesis to manipulate the wind and levitate its lightweight body around.

When the three red gems on its face glimmer in unison, it's channeling a psychic attack. Spoons help it focus its powers, so it steals them from kitchen drawers.

For unknown reasons, its body is largely made of soggy cereal. When it needs to focus its psychic powers, it consumes a spoonful of its cereal with one of its spoons.

Maedo does not yet have sharp teeth, so it tears apart prey with its arms. It's much less dangerous to be around than most Sharpedo fusions, as it investigates unfamiliar creatures by touching rather than chomping.

It takes control of electronic exercise equipment to make workouts as straining as possible. It wants to help humans get fit, but it greatly overestimates how much exercise a human can handle.

Glands in Madra's arms produce a viscous black fluid that keeps its muscles in working order for strenuous battles.

To avoid drying out in the sun, it only emerges from the ocean at night. One enduring story about a terrifying beach-dwelling cryptid is now known to be describing this Pokémon.

Mabro is far stronger than it appears. Some say that removing the heavy Shellder from its tail will increase its power, but none have tested this theory.

Marill's tail is a heavy weight. At first, it is unable to walk far from the weight, but over time, it develops the strength to lug its tail around.

Its vine-like head is protected by hard metal plates. Belldon uses these plates, along with a shed plate it carries around, to make cymbal-like percussion music.

Most of Belltle's body is made of tough woody roots. Its Bellsprout flowers can fire Acid attacks in two directions at once.

A favored partner of monks, Bellcham can stand strong for days at a time as it patiently waits for prey to approach.

Bellmer produces enough gooey nectar to cover its entire body. The nectar's sweet scent attracts lots of Bug-types, which get stuck in it before Bellmer consumes them.

If you hear a woman's blood-curdling scream from deep in the jungle, be cautious about following the noise. It may be a Victreenx trying to lure you in and consume you.

It waves its foliage-adorned arms around to mimic shrubs or branches moving in the wind. Small Pokémon fooled into landing on it are quickly gobbled up.

Tentatle's back is an ideal surface for seaweed to grow on. Other aquatic Pokémon sometimes make their homes in the seaweed, defending Tentatle in exchange.

A black, inky substance drips from the edge of its head. On one island in the Southern Hemisphere, this ink is used for printing.

When provoked, Georaid fires rocks from its mouth with enough force to puncture a hole in the side of a car.

Geomel blend in well among rocky mountains. When they need to fight, the hole in their back can erupt with a blast of superheated mud and gravel.

A dust devil is constantly swirling around Geoform's body. Older Geoform are smoother, eroded by the sand.

This form of Goth is strangely humanoid. Despite this, it retains the toughness of a Golem, taking powerful hits without a scratch.

This form of Goth is strangely humanoid in appearance. It still seeks out shiny objects like a Meowth would, wearing them as jewelry.

This sluggish fusion takes a long time to react to commands from a Trainer. It's unpopular because of this.

From underwater, Slowleep waves its sweet tentacles to draw in prey. It can catch up to eight individual Pokémon at once without leaving the spot where it rests.

With six sweet-tipped tails, it's able to fish for food much more efficiently. Thanks to this feeding strategy, Slowpix can go days without leaving its fishing spot.

Slowdew spend most of the day sitting in the sunlight on beaches. The light helps them grow and sweetens the smell of their curled-up appendages.

Its body is protected by a dense tangle of electrical wires. In reference to its appearance, Magnegela has become a slang term for a pile of tangled-up cables.

Magnereep gathers static electricity to charge its attacks. Its sheared wool is useful for making steel wool scrubbers.

It rests against walls, hoping a human will confuse it for an electrical outlet. If it succeeds in this deception, it will steal the human's cord and eat the metal.

Its attunement to magnetic fields makes it useful as a metal detector. It's quite cold-tolerant, so some Trainers use it to find lost metal items under snow.

Its hard metal body makes it a formidable attacker. Its enormous eye, however, is a major weak point, so Magneswine is quite apprehensive when it comes to battling.

Magnewear's limbs are held aloft by the magnetism of its core. They're made of solid iron and can strike with terrifying force.

The lightning from Magneform's storm clouds interferes with electronic devices in the areas it strikes.

As it soars through the night sky, its magnetic body interferes with the planet's magnetosphere. The result is a brilliant rainbow-colored aurora.

Farade has a refined and finicky attitude. The oniony stalks it sprouts from its hands make for delicious cooking ingredients.

Farthorn's head carries a large quantity of meat and leek soup. The soup's flavor is unfortunately ruined by the strong taste of iron from Farthorn's body.

Farlix's fluff has a spicy-sweet scallion flavor. A popular chef with a Farlix started a trend of using Farlix fluff as an ingredient in various savory dishes.

Down has an uncanny ability to sense valuable objects underground. When it passes over something of value, it will bounce up and down in the air.

This form of Seetata looks nearly identical to the Paldean Pokémon known as Tandemaus. Seetata retains some differences in behavior, however, such as its preference for swimming in cold water.

Dewodor's body absolutely reeks of rotten fish. A strong tolerance for odors is required for any Trainer of Dewodor.

The reason why this fusion resembles neither Grimer nor Fletchinder is hotly debated among scientists. The theory that some fusions morph to echo their names has been growing in prominence.

Multicolored toxins drip from Muloom's body. It's believed that each color has a different toxic effect, but the number of possible colors is extensive, so further research is needed.

Blastpom's dual tail cannons allow it to fend off multiple foes at once with blasts of water. A Blastpom that battles often must drink around a gallon of water per day.

It moves by releasing a pressurized blast of seawater from its rear to launch itself. It's not the best at angling these blasts, and tends to crash into objects as it flies.

The sludgy part of its body is normally fluid, but it quickly hardens when struck forcefully, protecting Cloymer's inner core from harm.

It appears at night among flocks of Mareep, leading them astray. Though it appears to have fluffy wool, close inspection reveals that it's merely a thick cloud of toxic gas.

Gasckle stores Berries in its shell until they rot, as the chemical reactions of decay fuel its gaseous body. Inhaling its gas has an intoxicating effect in small doses.

During the day, only its head is visible. At night, it forms a body from toxic gas and floats about.

Gasform surrounds itself with clouds of toxic gas mixed with water vapor. The rain clouds it forms are a hazard to all living things.

Gasform surrounds itself with clouds of toxic gas mixed with water vapor. It can also freeze these clouds to create poisonous snowstorms.

Haunking's Shellder seems to be the source of its ghostly powers. When a Haunking's Shellder begins to float, chaos will soon ensue.

It intimidates prey by forming scary illusions from the red substance it emits from its horn. The substance has an intriguing smell, notable for its use in some niche perfumes and beauty products.

Genlix's fluffy fur smells strongly of blueberries and blackberries. Genlix disappears into shadows the moment it's noticed, making it challenging to get a taste.

The pollen emitted by Drownium's flower induces bizarre dreams when inhaled. Drownium feeds on dreams, and seems to enjoy confusing ones the most.

With its seven giant noses, Drowtina can consume the dreams of an entire neighborhood all at once. Those whose dreams are consumed by Drowtina are left dreaming of floating in an empty black void.

A playful trickster, it produces a strange smoke that causes humans to hallucinate strange things. These illusions are usually broken by the sound of Drowxen's laughter.

Its snout works together with the tubes on its chin to siphon the dream energy of its sleeping prey.

Despite carrying four pendulums, Hypie's hypnosis is not more effective than that of an unfused Hypno, as its tiny limbs struggle to swing the pendulums.

Hypsire is well-liked for its laid-back demeanor. Just standing near it has been proven to aid in relaxation.

Playful Hypy loves to swing its pendulum wildly with its trunk. It sometimes accidentally strikes its allies with the pendulum.

It waves an odd mushroom around on a string, scattering its spores in the air. Those who inhale the spores are lulled to sleep, allowing Hyploom to feed on their life energy.

The glimmer of its pendulums distracts aquatic Pokémon, luring them into hypnosis so Hypbyss can attack.

Hypwhirl's glowing magenta abdomen is mesmerizing to look at. Staring at it can induce hypnosis within five seconds.

The strange white flames of Hypta's mane induce drowsiness in anyone who inhales their fumes. It's recommended for Trainers of Hypta to wear masks.

The appendages that grow from the top of Krableep are edible, tasty, and can be regrown with ease. They are thought to be a defense mechanism, allowing predators to sate their appetites while leaving Krableep unharmed.

Krabrantis's claws sometimes fall off naturally. They're large and quite tasty, making them a valued food source.