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Lapgon swim and glide over the seas at high speeds, and can create huge whirlpools with the strength of their wingbeats. Their melodious cries allow them to communicate easily with other Pokémon.

These Pokémon can summon rain to keep their scaly skin hydrated and restore energy. Vapordra are very gentle and loved by humans and Pokémon, as their powers help revive crops during droughts.

Drath are common household Pokémon due to their calm, affectionate nature. They mostly just nap and play by scratching things to sharpen their claws. When they shed, they leave everything covered in the small, shiny scales lining their bodies.

Dragoras take great pride in the pearls adorning their shells. Female Dragoras choose partners based on whose shell is the most beautiful and best kept. When attacking, the power stored in these pearls makes them glow intensely before being released.

Dragorade is a majestic Pokémon that soars through the skies with the wings on its head and appears to be dancing among the clouds during storms. Wielding a mystic scepter, it manipulates air currents and weather, safeguarding nature's harmony.

Dragosian are often seen in Pokémon Contests thanks to the beauty of the shining scales and crystals on their bodies and their lustrous, thick manes. They're very vain and spend a lot of time grooming themselves.

Furcott's friendly nature and super fluffy body make it a hit with young kids; hence, Furcott plushies sell worldwide. It loves floating around, playing with them, and being cuddled. Many preschools keep Furcott for students to play with.

Chinpix have very poor eyesight and navigate the deep ocean using light from their tails. Chinpix and Lantales live in pods and communicate through blinking patterns using these same lights.

Lantales live in pods along with their Chinpix cubs, using the lights on their tails to blind foes and shield the baby Chinpix. Their bodies emit powerful electric discharges that cause instant paralysis.

Polirade live in ponds where they hide with only the tops of their heads sticking out, which look like lotus flowers. When many small bugs fly over a pond, Polirade come out of the water to catch them with their long tongues and feed.

These playful and lively Pokémon love dancing and splashing in rain puddles, and they clean themselves with dew from plants. They each pick large leaves to use as an umbrella and keep them for life.

Mislava is very aloof and mostly lives in abandoned houses, far from civilization. A spectral fire flares from its back and intensifies to scare off intruders, making them believe they see will-o'-the-wisps.

Cortei lives in the depths of the sea and watches over all the aquatic creatures of the ocean. It is responsible for maintaining the beauty and purity of the coral reefs. Its roars can create tidal waves.

Wild Corleep are shy creatures of the deep sea, hidden by the anemone-like appearance of the sticky tentacles on their head, which they use to catch prey and obtain food.

To defeat its enemies, Octitales seizes them with the many tentacles on its tail and blinds them by blasting dense black ink straight into their eyes. To finish them off, it scorches them with scalding water that it expels from inside its body.

With a single glance, the snakes emerging from Aray's mane paralyze its foes even at great distances. Then, Aray knocks them out with the potent venom coating its fangs.

Legends say this Pokémon appears only in times of lasting peace. It travels through time along sacred rivers. Its crystal tears can restore withered forests, and its presence blesses hidden streams, making healing water flowers bloom.

Celetic's mere presence purifies the water it inhabits, making it safe for wild Pokémon to drink. Celetic also emits energy waves that promote the growth of the local flora.

When Raizard builds up a lot of electricity, the flames on its tail and cheeks burn with great intensity. It unleashes powerful electric discharges to release energy.

Wild Magnemite love to flit around Magnedoom, which mentally controls them using the electromagnetic waves their bodies feed on. The magnet on its head can attract even the heaviest metals.

During dark nights, this kind-hearted Pokémon flies around guiding lost people, helping them find their way with the light emitted by the rings on its body. Because of this, many cultures think of it as a symbol of good luck.

Gliscario are nocturnal Pokémon that move with great agility thanks to their aerodynamic bodies. When they face an enemy, they often seize it with their prehensile tails and then strike it until they win the battle.

Galloom are solitary Pokémon and train hard to hone their combat skills. Their psychic powers and agility let them predict and dodge foes' moves, making them formidable fighters. They prize honor and are deeply shamed by defeat.

Abray's highly sharpened senses help them detect the most elusive Pokémon. They live in high mountain areas and fly to lower ground only to hunt, paralyzing their prey and knocking it out with a blow from their horn.

This ominous and regal Pokémon flies to areas where it senses something disastrous is about to happen and decides whether or not to save the victims based on their good and bad deeds.

These Pokémon aren't evil, just mischievous, and they turn invisible to spook unwary humans. Their howls sound like cries of terror. They're quite elusive, but once caught, they're very affectionate and loyal.

Aggble grow stronger by playing and headbutting each other. Because of this, Aggble ram repeatedly into their Trainers as a sign of affection.

Thanks to its aerodynamic body, Dialchomp soars the skies at the speed of sound. In doing so, the diamond on its chest resonates and distorts time, allowing it to charge at its rivals before they can react.

Darktales are elusive, solitary Pokémon found deep within dense, unfrequented forests. They avoid contact with humans, but if one gets close enough, Darktales use their powers to plunge them into a deep, troubled sleep while they make their escape.

The flames from Litveon's bodies are said to burn eternally, and they use them to guide their trainers through darkness. Litveon are very affectionate, but touching the wax covering their bodies can cause severe burns.

Legends say this kind, generous Pokémon wakes from slumber after a shooting star passes and appears to good-hearted children, using its powers and empathy to grant their selfless wishes. The children wake remembering nothing.

They are usually found in rose fields during sunsets and starry nights. Wild Jipix can only be tamed and caught by pure-hearted trainers, with whom they form an eternal bond. Their body warmth brings their trainers coziness and happiness.

Sablroc are cunning, sneaky Pokémon that love shiny things and steal any that they find. They live in caves where they hide their loot and will attack anyone who tries to take even the slightest part of it.

Orieon love dancing in sunlight, moving gracefully and elegantly. They're usually calm and avoid conflict, but in battle their psychic powers let them foresee an opponent's moves and dodge with coordinated, ethereal motions.

When there are storms, wild Carchu absorb a large amount of electrical energy through their fluffy tails, which makes the crystals on their bodies glow intensely and their fur become charged with static electricity.

Masquetyena's waterproof scales help them survive extreme weather conditions and swim swiftly. Masquetyena are tremendously loyal Pokémon and possess keen senses that can help them find their Trainer when they are in trouble.

This powerful Pokémon rides electrical storms and is very hard to find or tame because of its fierce nature. Only a Trainer with a strong, determined spirit can win its loyalty. Once earned, Manenite will defend them, even risking its own life.

Rapicune live in low-temperature areas. When they gallop, their manes glow with the colors of the aurora. When winter comes to an end, Rapicune migrate in herds, melting the snow with the heat of the flames that burst from their bodies.

With their beauty and sweet voices, Haunvoir lure their prey by singing soft lullabies at night, giving them a false sense of security. They then steal their life energy to grow stronger and vanish into darkness, awaiting their next victim.