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The feathery leaves sprouting from the bulb on its head help Bulbachic blend into the surrounding foliage. Bulbachic enjoys bathing in sunlight to warm its body and nurture its bulb.

When this Pokémon does not eat, Bulbabusken relies on the energy stored in the muscles of its legs to keep it going. If Bulbabusken relies too heavily on this ability, it will become slower in fights due to a lack of nutrients.

Caterchic creates a nest in a fruit tree using its sticky silk. The tree that this Pokémon chooses usually has the least amount of predators in the area, good foliage for hiding, as well as bountiful fruit to sustain Caterchic's voracious appetite.

Hitmonking loves getting into fist fights and is capable of winning against foes larger than itself. This Pokémon is adored by boxers for its one-hit Focus Punch that can instantly end fights. Each fight won instills great pride in itself.

The outer shell protecting Metachic is tough, but not unbreakable. This Pokémon will try to move as little as possible, so it carefully finds a comfortable and hidden spot with decent sunlight to wait for its evolution.

Rhyron's armor is made out of a soft metal that bends, but that doesn't stop it from bashing boulders with its head and horn. This Pokémon requires a high iron diet and lives near industrial sites, consuming unguarded scrap metal.

Rhyron's horn is made out of a light yet durable steel, allowing them to carve iron out of caverns effortlessly. Due to the properties of their horns, Rhyron are prime targets for poachers.

Butterchic stays in its nest until it is ready to evolve, but it is not helpless. If a predator attempts to disturb or attack the nest, Butterchic will flutter the wings on its head, sprinkling a burning powder upon the attacker.

Butterziken scatters paralyzing powder from the dusty scales on its wings, leaping into the air for maximum effect. Once enemies are immobilized, it moves in close to pummel foes.

Magong are found living in and around magma pools surrounding northern volcanoes. These Pokémon have thick, fire-resistant fat that allows them to swim in the boiling lava lakes, as well as the ice-bound waters of the north.

Known as the 'Embodiment of Gluttony', Taunoir possesses an insatiable appetite. Its stomach resembles a bottomless pit, and it will rampage endlessly if deprived of food. Once full, it falls into a deep sleep.

When using the horn on its head or tail to strike a foe, Weechic injects the opponent with a poison that burns the target. The injection site becomes inflamed and swollen if it is not treated immediately.

Hyperactive, curious, and adored by many around the world, Eeitty are loving felines who have a habit of getting into mischief. There are hundreds of online forums dedicated to this Pokémon and their evolutions, depicting their daily shenanigans.

The shell surrounding Kakchic is tough, but it is flexible enough to allow movement. However, it opts to stay in a safe area while awaiting evolution. If it senses danger, Kakchic will harden and heat its shell to ward off predators.

Kakchic can be found in clusters within a nest as they await evolution. If they sense danger, heat will begin to radiate off their shells to ward off potential attackers. The parents patrol the area to ensure the safety of their young.

Snorchic loves the heat and falls asleep when it feels toasty warm. Due to its internal fire, this Pokémon falls asleep for most of the day, only waking up when it gets uncomfortable from hunger.

Thriving in icy regions, Artitrum wanders open plains in search of prey. It freezes the ground beneath fleeing Pokémon with a powerful roar, causing them to slip and fall and giving Artitrum time to catch its meal.

Pidchic flock near small towns, taking shelter in the trees nearby. Their inner fires make their feathers warm to the touch. Many children befriend Pidchic by offering them berries and seeds, and these Pokémon will follow them afterwards.

Spending most of their days in the safety of the nest, Pidchic cry out to their parents when they get hungry. If this Pokémon goes too long without eating, it will spit fireballs in a temper tantrum.

Pidbusken fight dirty, both literally and figuratively. In combat, this Pokémon will use its feathery arms to whip up sand and dirt to blind its opponents. While the foe is disoriented, Pidbusken rushes forward and deals harsh blows with its kicks.

At night, when this Pokémon is alone, Ledydreavus will let out soft cries akin to the sound of a person in mourning at a funeral. During the early morning hours, Ledydreavus will sit in the rays of the sun to warm up before resting.

When this Pokémon creates a nest, it considers any area it can see from its home to be its territory. Pidgechic will use its talons, beak, and fire attacks to fend off opponents who encroach on its land.

Pidgebusken flies around land that it considers its territory to seek out prey. Once this Pokémon spots a target, it will dive from the sky before outstretching its taloned claws and dropkicking the foe. With its fresh catch, it returns to its nest.

Clefchic are the beloved partners of Pokémon Breeders. These baby Pokémon easily make friends with other young Pokémon and always have smiles on their faces. During nights when the moon is visible, Clefchic will dance until they fall asleep.

Togebusken are usually seen with their parents, as this Pokémon has a hard time being independent. When left or alone or can't find its parents, Togebusken will cry out loudly and throw a kicking temper tantrum.

Togechic seems to love chirping happily and hopping around in an attempt to spread its joy to others. When it witnesses an individual smile, overjoyed, Togechic will flutter its wings, begin floating, and kick its feet.

Togebusken are used as mascots to sell fitness plans because of their aura of good luck and gleeful personality. Keeping Togebusken fit and motivated brings joy to everyone nearby.

Polichic loves to chirp and sing while splashing in the water. When startled or threatened, Polichic's song turns sour and pitchy to scare away foes. If a predator continues to advance on this Pokémon, Polichic will spit fireballs at it.

Timid by nature, Ratchic bolt at the faintest sound, clumsily scrambling away in fear. They will only approach Trainers they trust, avoiding food left behind by strangers until the area is clear.

These flightless scavengers hang around parks, hiding in the brush, watching people pass by. When Murchic see something shiny they want, they will hop near bags and steal the shiny object before hopping away.

Often found in corn fields during twilight, Murbusken will use the scarecrows posted in the fields as training dummies. Their fierce kicks and slashes leave the scarecrows in disrepair, much to the farmer's dismay.

Murziken use their powerful legs to scale tall trees and keep the treasures they've stolen in hidden holes. Murziken act like second-in-command to the boss of their group and can command other cronies.

When injured in combat, Ivybusken can draw nutrients from the bulb on its head and receive a burst of energy to keep fighting. After combat, Ivybusken will find a sunny place to lie down and rest, replenishing the bulb's lost energy.

Unba can be found in caverns within lush jungle ruins. Due to their high photosensitivity, these Pokémon will avoid sunlight at all costs.

Spearchic make their nest in tall dry grass where they can hide themselves. These Pokémon are aggressive hunters, stalking bug Pokémon in the grass before rushing forward and attacking when their prey isn't looking.

Spearbusken's ear-piercing cry can be heard over half a mile away and is used to keep foes at bay. If a potential threat continues to encroach on its territory, Spearbusken will rush forward and attack with the sharp talons on its hands and feet.

Fearchic make their nest on the ground where they can better hunt for food. When these Pokémon spot a potential meal, they will lower their stance and wait for the prey to get close before attacking with their long and heated beaks.

Fearziken have large wings that keep these powerful Pokémon airborne with only a few flaps. Fearziken avoid fighting when they can, but will protect themselves using martial arts if a fight is unavoidable.

Corfairy's branches, unlike their unfused counterparts, glitter fantastically under the moonlight. Cities in the southern seas hold festivals on nights of the full moon when these Pokémon come out to dance on the beach.

To protect itself, Octiloon will eject ink from its mouth to stun the attacker and launch itself away. Children have been known to get inked after grabbing Octiloon's strings.

Tucking its body into its shell and leaving its tail out, Hitmontortle will rapidly spin and launch itself at an opponent. Even if the foe manages to dodge the main body, the tail whipping around is certain to make contact and damage the opponent.

Archic uses tall grass to hide, then pops out to scare their targets. When in danger, these Pokémon attack by spitting heated poison and biting with their sharp fangs.

When Arziken gets fired up in battle, the eye patterns on its chest ignite. This Pokémon's fists are covered in a toxic coating that badly poisons opponents upon contact.

Extra electricity stored inside Pikachic will become visible through its cheek sacs and red head feathers. If Pikachic is scared while in this state, it will shriek and all of the stored electricity will discharge from its body in a single blow.

A master of mimicry, Pikachic is warm to the touch and can use fiery attacks during combat, though with great difficulty. Pikachic prefers to use its electrical attacks whenever possible.

Pikabusken scales great heights using its powerful legs, harvesting food from the tops of trees with its sharp claws. It prepares its meals with stored electricity and frequently gathers food for other Pokémon simply for the chance to climb again.

Tucking its ears back and pulling its tail to its body, Pikaziken can make itself more aerodynamic and increase its agility. Using the electricity stored in its body, Pikaziken can strike opponents with fierce kicks and punches at astounding speeds.

This Pokémon's body may appear light due to the feathers, but it can weigh as much as a small plane. Using its steel wings to control its flight path, Ho-esect uses the cannon on its back to propel itself forward with rainbow colored energy.

Celechic hop around the forest under the watchful gaze of their parents. These Pokémon develop their psychic powers to protect the woodland around them.

Celechic has the ability to travel through time, though its lack of experience keeps it mostly in the same area. When it senses a temporal anomaly nearby, Celechic will carefully approach and attempt to intervene to the best of its ability.

Honchchic love shiny things as well as things that glow. When given the chance, Honchchic pick up cigarette butts with their beaks and mock the people who dropped them.

Honchchic commonly get into squabbles about loot found in their flocks. The Honchchic with bigger feathers in their hat win these disputes more often than not.

Honchbusken is a fierce fighter, opting to fight its own battles. When it senses that a foe may be too much to handle on its own, it will let out a loud cry to summon a murder of its cronies to aid in battle.

Honchziken are ruthless leaders. If one of Honchziken's cronies displeases it, it will be met with a powerful strike, literally and figuratively kicking that Pokémon out of the flock.

Spreading its massive wings and letting out a single cry, Honchziken can summon over 100 of its cronies from any part of the forest. Honchziken can jump great heights with its powerful legs, then sore for mass distances with its wings.

Raichic uses the positioning of its tail as a counterbalance when walking to avoid toppling over. Raichic will excitedly cheer on its friends, occasionally spitting fire when it gets overexcited.

The expanding and contracting of Raibusken's muscles help it generate electrical energy to store for future use. Due to this Pokémon's constant training, its body is constantly charged and creates powerful shocks upon contact, in or out of battle.

The black feathers atop Raiziken's head act as a natural visor against bright sunlight. By levitating on an electromagnetic field and using its tail like a surfboard, it can rush past opponents while unleashing powerful kicks.

Sandchic live in nests within their parent's burrow, found in dry and arid locations. During the day, Sandchic will explore the areas surrounding the burrow. If they feel threatened, these Pokémon will hunker down and curl up to protect themselves.

Sandbusken's strong claws allow it to tunnel through sand and sandstone with ease. While its sharp talons can deter most threats, it will curl into a ball and roll to safety if it feels the challenge is too great.

Treeun live in large tree nests shared by others of their kind. As they grow older, they seek out partners with positive electrical charges. When a pair finally connects, sparks burst from their bodies as their currents balance.

Using the many tiny barbs on its nubby arms, Treein can cling to vertical surfaces, like trees. Opening its mouth and waiting, this Pokémon uses natural cover and gravity to its advantage to catch food.

Treeamo live in tall seagrass, using their bodies' natural color to blend into the surrounding flora. When a potential target swims close to the grass, a school of Treeamo will dart forward and attack it with a barrage of electrical attacks.

The edges of Groamo's bodies are razor sharp. When attacking a target in a school, a single Groamo can rush past the foe, slashing them with their body, and electrocute them as a group. They hide amongst kelp and seagrass to naturally blend in.

To attack an opponent, Scepamo's schools coordinate their strikes in waves. They use their bulbous tails to slam into their target, sending shockwaves through it and leaving it disoriented.

Torchsaur is able to control the flame on its back and create flaming vines to attack opponents. During rainstorms, Torchsaur will seek shelter to avoid spending extra energy to keep its flame going.

Torchpie is a common target for bird Pokémon due to its bright color palette. When attacked, Torchpie will spit fireballs at the predator using its internal fire, then flee.

Torchorn are stubborn creatures that are known for having attitudes, igniting the feathers on their backs and legs to ward off strangers. Spending time with trainers helps Torchorn to back down from attacking and put more trust in people.

The feathers on Torchuna's head are covered in a sticky substance that helps it cling to tree branches as it awaits evolution. When attacked, Torchuna spits fireballs at the attacker. If touched, the poison on its shell will harm its foe.

Torchlax enjoys making and eating all types of fried white meat. Ember cooked, Fire Spin fried, Flamethrower hot tossed, Torchlax enjoys any and every style. After finishing its large bucket of food, it takes a long nap.

Torchew loves following around Trainers for amusement. Many who have witnessed the presence of Torchew claim that the air around them grows unexpectedly warmer. It can control its fire using psychic energy.

Torchgey enjoy sitting in the sun during the day. They snuggle into their nest at night with their inner flame keeping them warm. These Pokémon make excellent pets for the elderly as they enjoy the constant companionship.

Torchchu love to snuggle and will rub their cheeks against their trainers to show affection. While warm to the touch, if the person holding Torchchu is not grounded, they risk being shocked by the uncontrolled static electricity.

Being clumsy doesn't stop Torchfa from bouncing and dancing while overjoyed. This small Pokémon is loved by small children who are afraid of the dark due to Torchfa's love of the moon and warm body to comfort them.

Torchpi uses the shell from its egg as an insulator to keep heat around its core, as well as an extra layer of protection. Torchpi has been seen nibbling on the edges of its shell when hungry.

Having clumsy feet, Torchtic prefers to float in the air to avoid tripping. When this Pokémon is around stressful situations, it will land and try to find a place to hide or a trusted individual to confide in.

The keratin that makes up Torchtata's beak grows quickly. Due to this, Torchtata will rub its beak against rocks and tree bark to whittle down the excess material. If it goes too long without maintaining its beak, Torchtata will struggle to eat.

Soaring the skies, Torchkrow search for shiny objects for their collection. If these Pokémon find something they want, Torchkrow will spit fire at the foe before swooping down and taking their shiny treasure.

Skittish by nature, Torchtata find security in their large groups. When the group is attacked, the bravest of the Torchtata will create a protective wall around their scared friends and spit fireballs at attackers to drive them away.

The bulb on Torchsaur's back holds the flame it uses for its fire attacks. Basking in the sun allows the bulb to produce energy for the fire on its own and gives Torchsaur time to rest.

When startled, Torchsaur will shake the leafy feathers on its back, causing poisonous pollen to cloud around opponents. On cold nights, Torchsaur will sleep in groups to keep each other warm.

Torchsaur takes great pride in caring for the egg in the nest on its back. Sensing that something is threatening it or the egg, Torchsaur spits fiery poison to disable the attacker and before fleeing.

Torchsaur takes great pride in caring for the egg in the nest on its back. Torchsaur will shake the feathers on its head and release scorching pollen to disable any attackers before fleeing.

Torchsaur takes great pride in caring for the eggs in the nest on its back. When it feels that something is threatening it or the eggs, Torchsaur will light the leaves surrounding the nest to protect them.

Torchans keeps their eggs warm by gently breathing fire over the shells. When a predator approaches their nest, Torchans will hiss as a warning before attacking if the foe does not leave.

This Pokémon loves to fly, even though it is still learning how to control its wings. When a Torchgia successfully lands after a flight, it will hop around and chirp loudly in joy over its accomplishment.

Using a combination of fire and electricity, Torchchu roasts berries brought to the nest by its parents. This makes the food easier to eat and allows younger siblings with poor control over their electricity the chance to feed safely.

When in direct sunlight, Torchoh's feathers reflect in a rainbow of colors. It will fly around and follow people it finds interesting; these same people have reported having increased life satisfaction when interviewed later by researchers.

Skittish by nature, Torchchu lower their bodies to the ground and raise their tails to check their surroundings. After a thorough check of the area, these Pokémon will create their nests in this safe environment. They enjoy areas with lots of sun.

Swinging its tail around and rubbing its fluffy feathers together helps Torchchu conduct electricity for it to store. This Pokémon enjoys sleeping next to its Trainer, but has been known to accidentally shock them during the night.

Torchshrew love anything that sparkles. By blasting desert sands with their fiery breath, these Pokémon create glass trinkets that they hoard in their burrows. Abandoned pieces are bought in local towns and prized as souvenirs by tourists.

Torchkip's fluffy down feathers are water repellant, allowing this species to maintain its internal fire while in water. On land, any water left on Torchkip's body will turn to steam as its body heat increases.

This Pokémon's down feathers are coated in a thin, sticky film that prevents them from becoming coated in mud. While unsteady on their two legs on solid ground, Torchtomp excel in movement when battling in the hot mud they call home.

Sensing emotions with the horn on its head, Torchts uses its body heat to show its level of trust with a person. When this Pokémon feels comfortable with its Trainer, it will let out small flames from its beak with joy.

The longer the feathers on Torchlia's skirt, the more positive energy Torchlia has been exposed to. While unsteady on their feet, Torchlia will still spin around happily, occasionally falling, when its Trainer feels joyful.

Torchvoir's down feathers make up most of this Pokémon's dress-like body. Torchvoir rely on their appearance to lower an opponent's guard, due to their clumsy walk, before scorching them with a fireball.

The yolk that seeps from Torchinja's shell smells of rot. Torchinja cheep happily when approached and given attention.

Torchsaur enjoys its days sunbathing, taking in nutrients it needs to keep the plant on its back healthy. When Torchsaur is startled, an eruptions of blazing hot spores are released from the flower's stem in self-defense.

Torchwile's small body is covered in soft down feathers, while its massive beak is comprised mainly of tough keratin. The body houses the main source of Torchwile's fire, and the beak expels these flames to attack.

Torchqueen strive to be like their mothers and protect a family of their own. Using shed feathers and soft organic materials, they create large nests suitable for protecting future offspring.

Torchchar must monitor its internal heat and expel fire regularly. If the heat in its body becomes too hot, pressure will build in its head. Once the pressure becomes too great, Torchchar will pass out; its body will expel the flames while it sleeps.

Torchking contain enormously destructive power within their bodies, but lack the coordination to effectively wield it. When enraged, Torchking stomps their feet and huffs out fire before charging. However, these Pokémon are prone to tripping.

Though intimidating in size, Torchdon are rather weak and prefer sleeping over fighting. Creating a nest within the rock of a volcano, Torchdon sleep until awoken by external forces.

Resting on the highest point of the mountains, Torchquaza learn how to control their bodies, learning to control fire and gain flight. These Pokémon remain near the mountains until strong enough to take to the ozone layer to find safety.

Torchking contain enormously destructive power within their bodies, but love their Trainers unconditionally and will remain by their sides. This power and loyalty make Torchking popular partners amongst members of Team Magma.

Shy by nature, Torchfairy hide away near Mt. Moon. During the full moon, these Pokémon will come out freely and dance under the moon's rays. Even when they trip over their clumsy bird feet, they get up and continue dancing without a care.

Torchflame have impressive flame attacks that are used to take down prey. However, these Pokémon have poor eyesight and struggle with aiming. Rangers report tending broken wings and legs after they crash into trees or the ground.

Torchcada gather in groups underground, chittering to communicate. They prefer staying in groups to keep each other warm as they await their evolutions.

Torchon seem to be skittish by nature, opting to flee over fighting. However, if startled, it will use fire attacks to distract opponents before running. Researchers have found that Torchon's hard body is warm to the touch.

A timid Pokémon, Torchmander will hide within its nest, nervous about what lies beyond the safety of its home. If Torchmander senses that it can trust a person, its tail will burn more intensely, and it will gain the courage to step out from safety.

Small and inexperienced, Torchdew stay as far from combat as possible. If they feel threatened, Torchdew will shiver and shake, causing poisonous powder to sprinkle from their feathers. When attacked, Torchdew will spit fire at the foe and flee.

Torchxew have been observed to be very picky eaters. This Pokémon will crush the berries with its tusks or heat the berries with its fire before consuming them. Chefs use these techniques to prepare dishes involving these same berries.

Under the watchful eyes of their parents, Torchling hop around and explore the areas surrounding its ground nest while their wings develop. When Torchling stray too far from the nest, they will cheep out calls to their parents for help.

Torchvanha can live on land or in the water due to its fins and legs. However, this Pokémon struggles to run, constantly tripping over its own feet and rolling forwards. It also has problems navigating in the water because of its small fins.

Torchbat constantly scares itself with the sounds of its own cries. With its ears being so sensitive, Torchbat is constantly on edge, causing its feathers to fluff up. This Pokémon makes a good companion for an introvert.

Torchmy dislikes the cold, as well as direct sunlight, so it can be found in caves near hot springs where the steamy air helps prevent its body from drying out. The feathers on Torchmy's body are protected by a slimy membrane.

Though it looks like a plant, the leaf on the top of Torchtad's head is made up of its downy feathers. This camouflage helps Torchtad hide in dry grass near its home pond, away from predators.

Torchmander are prone to falling over and lying on the ground, wanting someone's attention. It will lie on the ground for hours, waiting for a person to help pick it up. Once it finds the person it wants for a Trainer, the tip of its tail will ignite.

Torchmander is very clingy towards its Trainer, holding onto the fabric of its person's legs. If Torchmander loses sight of its Trainer for too long, it will let out loud cries and sit, waiting for them to return and pick it up.

Torchmander are fast on their feet and enjoy the sunlight. They tend to get the zoomies after eating and become full of energy. When these Pokémon play together, they will play tag by launching fireballs at one another.

Easily frightened, Torchdisc will shoot scalding water from its mouth as a way of distracting potential predators and then swim away. These Pokémon mate for life, so it is common to see them in pairs.

Torchdisc live in warm ocean coral reefs, protected by their parents. These small fish will swim in and around their nests, darting into the coral to hide from any Pokémon larger than themselves. Their parents will protect them until they evolve.

Torchzagoon stumble through the forest with their zig-zagging steps. Light scorch marks on trees in the forest signal that Torchzagoon are in the area. Due to their fiery powers, small forest fires have started when young Torchzagoon play together.

Using the feathers on its head as sails, Torchskit glides across ponds and puddles, cheeping happily as it goes along. When groups of these Pokémon gather, they enjoy raising their feathers higher and racing for fun.

This vocal Pokémon loves its Trainer and cheeps happily when they are nearby. When its Trainer gets upset, Torchitty will opt to lie on the person's head, back, butt, or belly, trying to comfort them.

Hyperactive and full of energy, Torchitty need constant stimulation to burn off excess heat. When lacking a play partner, Torchitty will entertain themselves by chasing their tail feathers until they are too dizzy to continue.

Torchcatty have talon-like claws and feathery fur that must be maintained. If a Trainer does not take proper care of this Pokémon's beauty needs, Torchcatty retaliate by scratching up furniture and curtains.

Torchcatty are soft and warm to the touch, making them great companions for the elderly. These Pokémon tend to stick by their person's side, enjoying the attention and care they receive.

When Torchun ruffles its feathers together, static electricity builds up and stores itself inside this Pokémon's warm body. When a person touches Torchun and gets shocked by the static, it will jump and cry out in surprise.

The light that shines from Torchmise comes from the internal fire inside its body shining through semi-transparent layers of skin covering its lower back. During the night, swarms of these Pokémon use their flames to create dazzling designs.

This curious Pokémon watches people who are brave enough to enter the volcanic terrain Torchrupt calls home. It is not uncommon for them to follow people around at a distance, pretending not to notice the person when they look their way.

Torchobat make great companions in cold environments due to their fluffy bodies radiating heat. Covering their eyes with their wings, Torchobat can avoid chilly winds affecting their eyes while sleeping or being carried by their trainer.

Torchizard prefers the company of people over the rugged terrain of the mountains where it was raised and will fly to seek out a Trainer to accompany. Forming strong bonds, these fierce fighters will fight with scorching fireballs for their Trainer.

Torchtortle prefer hanging out in the water rather than on land because of their clumsy feet. The feathery fins on its head and tail help propel it through strong currents.

Torchtoise often stumbles when walking due to the weight of its bulky shell. This Pokémon is still learning how to manipulate the pumps on its back, so there is a 50-50 chance it will eject fire or water. On rare occasions, they will eject both.

Each segment of Torchnix's rock body is warm to the touch. Researchers suspect that each segment has its own heated core to keep Torchnix warm while tunneling through the ground.

Sandchic hides out in dried shrubs to avoid predators. If Sandchic is attacked, it will curl up and expose the sharp spines around its neck to protect itself.

Sandbusken relies on its long, sharp claws and talons for nearly every task, while a plume of spiny feathers protects its head and back. Broken pieces of Sandbusken's claws are often found across the deserts it calls home.

Sandziken's sharp claws allow it to carve deep shelters into the base of massive sandstone formations. By striking loose sand with its superheated fists and feet, this Pokémon fuses the materials into durable walls of stone and glass.

This Pokémon moves around by hopping with its strong back legs and landing on all four limbs. On rare occasions, Comsaur will stand on its back legs to spit fire at its opponent.

While unable to move much due to its fragile state, Compod will harden and heat itself to endure hardships. This Pokémon will hold a grudge and seek out any attackers after evolving.

When Comfree flies, it scatters ember-like scales from its wings. This Pokémon will seek out weaker Pokémon being attacked and aid them. It will also pick up fallen cocoon Pokémon and place them back on a branch in the tree above them.

Comotto use their talons as their main weapons. Strong and sharp, these Pokémon can carry objects more than half their weight for long distances. When injured, Comotto persevere and ignite their feathers to show their fighting spirit.

The feathers on Comotto's head help with its aerodynamics, preventing it from losing speed when having to make sudden adjustments in combat. This speed helps Comotto swoop down and scorch potential prey that are in its territory.

This Pokémon possesses not only powerful talons, but also long, razor-sharp claws hidden beneath its wings. Using its incredible speed, Comgeot can slash a small target to ribbons in a single flyby.

Comkrow are more aggressive than the rest of their flock and will strike down foes with their sharp talons. When stealing from people, it is common to see Comkrow take purses and bags to rifle through back at their nests.

Comsaur takes great pride in caring for the chicks in the nest on its back and providing food by using its blazing vines to feed them. Comsaur keeps the leaves surrounding the nest ablaze to discourage the chicks from jumping off.

This confident Pokémon is up for any challenge. While Comrow cannot fly for long periods of time, a small amount of airtime gives its maneuverability a strong boost. The claws on its wings can be heated to cut through foes with ease.

Comrow is confident, yet polite, and enjoys sparring with those of stronger than itself. This Pokémon uses its beak and the talons on its wings to attack. In a pinch, Comrow can remove the feather on its head and throw it like a dagger.

Comans uses its tail like a whip to attack. This Pokémon scavenges bird nests for unprotected eggs to consume. If necessary, Comans will extend its fangs and bite down, injecting a target with a heated poison that feels like fire in the veins.

Comchu generate electricity by using their muscles. Due to this, Comchu are commonly found running through fields and forests, jumping from trees, and smashing boulders with their powerful legs to generate electricity for combat.

Comchu use their small and unassuming size to draw in foes who become overconfident. When the target gets within range, Comchu unleashes a fiery blast from their beaks, then whips around and strikes with their electrified tails.

When outmatched in battle, Comshrew uses its powerful legs to kick up clouds of sand to disorient its foe. It then curls into a ball and rolls away at high speed. The heat from its body can leave shards of glass scattered along its escape route.

Comslash attacks not only with its large claws, but also with the superheated spines covering its back. By curling into a ball and launching itself at foes, Comslash can inflict severe burns and deep slashes in a single strike.

While small in stature, Comkip are incredibly strong. They use rocks to practice their kick speed, launching stones into the air before delivering as many kicks as they can before the stone hits the ground.

Comtomp has stronger legs than their unfused counterparts… giving it swiftness in and out of water. Using the fins on its body to assist its movement, Comtomp will let out a sharp battle cry before delivering several fiery kicks.

Able to sense the emotions of those around it using its feather-like horns, Comts will let out a sharp cry to show its displeasure. If that doesn't work, Comts will spit a fireball towards the negative source before fleeing.

Comlia pulls the feathers on their head back when ready for battle. When its Trainer becomes energized during a fight, Comlia will spin faster and kick harder. They use their psychic energy to avoid getting dizzy.

Comsaur takes pride in caring for the chicks in the nest on its back and preparing them to leave. Comsaur monitors the chicks as they practice walking, using its heated vines to pick them up when they fall or place them back into the nest.

Comferno are vigilant fighters, prized for their speed and strength. The Comferno with the fastest kicks and brightest tail are acknowledged in their group as the strongest of their species.

Relentless training is a way of life for Comking. After crossing great distances to strengthen their bodies, they practice unleashing rapid fiery kicks before finishing with a devastating swing of their tail.

Comdon has powerful legs that can shake the earth. The faster it stomps its feet, the larger the reading on a seismograph.

This Pokémon trains its fire by turning these clouds into steam after coming down from the ozone layer. Rumors have spread that rain clouds dissipating before allowing rainfall could be from Comquaza.

Comking take their training very seriously. If these Pokémon cannot accomplish a goal they have set, they will become enraged. Stomping their feet, they will begin slashing and bashing at boulders with their tails and sharp claws.

Comfairy spend their evenings dancing under the light of the moon. Though peaceful by nature, they fiercely protect their gatherings, using sharp claws and powerful kicks to drive away intruders.

The spikes protruding from Comrade's flowers are connected to their thorny whips. When struck by one of these spikes, the foe will be injected with a burning poison, making the opponent's skin feel like it's on fire until an Antidote is applied.

While waiting for evolution underground, these Pokémon adamantly gather food. Comcada find joy in carving roots with their sharp, heated claws and helping create nests.

Comon seems to be competitive by nature, opting to fight over fleeing. However, if this Pokémon knows it cannot win in a fight, Comon will deal as much damage as it can before finding a chance to retreat.

Comander has a strict coaching routine when it comes to training. If its Trainer or other Pokémon fall behind, it will turn and squawk back orders to prompt them to 'keep up' before continuing with its instruction.

Comcorio uses its skirt-like feathers to distract opponents from the strength of its legs. While its foe is preoccupied, it attacks with a blazing flurry of kicks.

Comvanha's mouth is lined with a lava-like substance that can melt metal boat hulls it bites into. Sailors who get crafty will utilize the melted cuts Comvanha provides to create metal tools and objects to aid them.

These competitive Pokémon are always looking to get into a fight, whether it is to train or just prove they're stronger than another Pokémon. Comeleon are known for their blazing kicks and boastful attitudes in combat.

Male Comdisc use their beaks to break off coral branches to build a suitable nest for a partner. During courtship season, female Comdisc will choose a partner based on the quality of the nest, then settle into the home with the male.

Comskit uses the sugary sweet smell that comes from the feathers on its head, as well as its small size, to draw in opponents. When close, Comskit uses its legs to catch the foe off guard with a fiery kick.

When Comel get heated during battle, fire will bellow from their hump, creating a sharp shrieking sound. While tough during battle, Comel require food and rest to restore their expended internal fire after combat.

During battle, the bulb on Blasaur's back will constantly spit flames. This Pokémon has great balance and can walk around on its hind legs, but studies show that it prefers walking on all fours.

Bladrill ignite their stingers while diving towards Pokémon that encroach on their territory, driving them from the area. If the trespasser continues to loiter, these Pokémon will set their legs and wings ablaze to appear more intimidating.

Drawn to the moon, Blafa spend their nights bounding to lofty heights with their flame-covered feet. Their fiery arcs across the sky are frequently mistaken for shooting stars by onlookers.

As Blageot soars through the sky at incredible speeds, the flames at the tips of its wings leave blazing streaks in its wake. The sight is dazzling to onlookers and terrifying to its foes.

Blakrow have the most stamina out of the other cronies in their flocks. Because of their compact bodies and strong wings, these Pokémon are used as scouts for their boss to seek out hoards of treasure from Dragon-type Pokémon.

After jumping into the air with its powerful legs, the wings on Blarow's arms and the back of its head help it position and glide to a designated point. When badly injured, its feathers will ignite, and its fiery attacks get stronger.

Blabok's blue tongue secretes a poisonous saliva. This fluid is so potent that a single drop is strong enough to hospitalize a fully grown adult. If Blabok has to fight at range, it will launch fiery attacks at its opponents.

Extra electricity stored inside of Blachu will become visible through its cheek sacks and the yellow tips of its feathers. While sparking, Blachu can use this excess energy to launch itself forward and propel devastating Blaze Kicks in combat.

Blakrow's wings cover and hide a second set of talons that it uses to snatch valuables. If a crony upsets Blakrow, this Pokémon will not hesitate to deal out a scorching hot punishment.

Blachu's red fur is hot to the touch and constantly feels charged with electricity. Blachu's most feared weapon is its tail, as it can strike with the charged power of a lightning bolt or fiery passion of a fireball.

Blashrew leaves fragile glass footprints wherever it walks on sand. As these trails can lead directly to its burrow, it prefers habitats where sandstone covers most of the ground.

Courageous and determined, Blachic are often seen sprinting across large open fields. Researchers suspect this Pokémon may be searching for opponents to spar with or training its endurance.

This Pokémon shows little fear when facing danger. Despite their usual small stature, the intensity of Blachic's inner fire is nearly unmatched. Foes looking for an easy target will walk away scorched and blackened after fighting Blachic.

By igniting their hands, Blaslash can heat their claws to make carving into the ground less strenuous while creating their burrows. These Pokémon also have powerful legs that aid them in long-distance travel across the desert lands they call home.

Blakip have incredibly powerful legs that allow them to jump over wide riverbeds with ease. Using the fin on their head, Blakip can sense foes moving nearby, causing their feet to light ablaze in readiness for combat.

Blatomp use their strong legs to leap through swamplands with ease. Using their movement, Blatomp will wait for their opponent to become trapped in the mud before leaping down with a blazing kick that will leave the opponent blackened and scorched.

When Blapert lift large boulders, their wrists will ignite; the heavier the object, the stronger and brighter the fire. They use their feather fins to accelerate their movement both in and out of the water.

Blats will seek out a role-model with a strong fighting spirit to mentor under. Using its developing legs, Blats practices jumping and kicking as its own fighting spirit grows and flames become stronger.

Blalia use their dance to gather energy and create powerful fire attacks to use during battle. If Blalia becomes overly heated in battle, the space around it may begin to warp and produce visions of Blalia's battle outcome.

Using its psychic energy and martial arts, Blavoir will read the future to predict its opponent's next move. If its Trainer is harmed, Blavoir's fire will burn hot as it combines with its psychic energy to create the power of a star.

The halo above this Pokémon's head is connected to the fiery spirit of Blainja and only goes out after fainting. The intense stare of Blainja deters foes from attacking it.

Blaqueen reacts fiercely to any threat against its young. Rising to its full height with flaming arms, it attacks with overwhelming force, ensuring nearby predators understand the consequences of crossing it.

Blachar live in the mountains and use their dexterity to scale the cliffs and crags. While they strive to be independent, they are found following their parents as they learn the terrain and practice their combat skills.

Blaqueen protect their burrows using their sturdy bodies and intense fire breaths. While aggressive towards outsiders, when Blaqueen are near their young, their demeanors shift to a motherly love as they care for their children.

Hot-headed, both literally and figuratively, these defensive Pokémon will combat any threats it senses near their home. Using a low stance, Blanape will use their momentum to send foes flying with an impressive Sky Uppercut.

Blanape create nests in mountains with harsh terrain where they can use their agility to maneuver the area while keeping their young safe. While predators struggle to get through the mountain range, Blanape can easily pounce and attack.

Blaking fearlessly challenges even the toughest opponents. Using its powerful tail, it knocks foes off their feet before crushing them with its muscular legs. Its thunderous stomps can split the earth and unleash plumes of lava.

Living in the ozone layer for so long, Blaquaza has harnessed the heat from the sun, channeling this immense flame into its body and attacks. Blaquaza rarely rest, soaring the skies and consuming falling meteors for sustenance.

Being extremely territorial, Blarai will cause their foes to overheat and fall into a heated nightmare from exhaustion. Pokémon and humans who are burned by this Pokémon claim to still have nightmares despite Blarai not being around.

Its martial arts attacks are enhanced by its graceful movements, setting its fists ablaze when in the heat of battle. The claws on Blarade's large hands secrete a deadly toxin that can paralyze an opponent.

Blafable are reclusive Pokémon that make their homes in deep caves. Though seldom seen, they gather on moonlit nights to dance along the mountainside. Under a full moon, their feathers blaze with fire as the dance reaches its peak.

Blaon seems to be protective by nature, willing to fight until it can't to protect weaker Pokémon. Blaon will engulf itself in its own flames to deter its attackers or power itself up for a scorching blow.

When this Pokémon lands after jumping, it triggers massive shock waves that cause foes to lose their footing and fall. While down, Blasaur will set its massive legs ablaze before stomping down on the opponent.

Blamander have well-developed leg muscles but lack the size to effectively use them. Blamander will opt to practice using their leg muscles by hopping back and forth on their legs, and are prone to tripping when they run.

Using its fire flowers, Blaelia surrounds itself in scorching hot flames to deter foes from attacking. If an opponent continues to threaten it, Blaelia will strike the attacker with its pointed toes, injecting them with poison.

These watchful Pokémon are scouts for their flock. When resting or feeding, Blaling will find the highest point in the area and perch. Monitoring the area, if Blaling spots a threat, it will cry out to the others, and the flock will flee.

This Pokémon's sturdy body, intense heat, and prideful attitude make Blatrum a feared combatant. Team Magma strongly believes that Blatrum may have walked the earth during the times Groudon dried out deserts that were once oceans.

Blavanha's devastating jaws make it a fearsome predator. Using its legs to maneuver through swamps and forests, it hides in tall trees and ambushes prey by leaping down from above.

Blacolo are commonly seen gathering in the mountains near hot springs to dance. After an excellent performance, the heat built up within Blacolo flows out as lava from its plant-like hat when bowing.

The feathers covering Bladisc's body act as fins to help steer their movement. When these Pokémon settle down and become parents, Bladisc use the claws on their bottom fins to hold onto coral to better watch over their spawn.

Blamel use their strong legs to leap onto high cliffs and occasionally into trees where untouched berry branches reside. Using their fiery breath, Blamel will roast berries they have plucked to soften and add additional flavor to them.

Using its massive size and powerful legs, Blarupt stomping create tremendous tremors that run deep into the earth and cause lava to spew forth from the cracks. If an opponent gets too close, Blarupt will grab and toss them into the ravine.

Blarupt are slow, but mobile, creatures. If something stands in their way, they will use their massive feet to kick away or break the obstacle blocking them. If the object still refuses to move, they will use magma from their humps to melt it.

Blaizard use their massive wings for flying, defending, and intimidation. These Pokémon will block oncoming attacks by using their wings as a shield. Stretching out their wings to the full wingspan help Blaizard look larger and more intimidating.

Blaizard are territorial of their cavern homes and are constantly getting into fights with Pokémon that come within a mile of their den. From the air, Blaizard will breathe infernos of fire down onto foes, using physical attacks as a last resort.

Blatle are very playful and enjoy spraying water at their Trainer and other Pokémon. In combat, this Pokémon can heat the water to scalding temperatures, leaving opponents hit by it with a searing burn.

Mudchic's body feels like a warm washcloth when held. Its body is covered in small blue feathers that lie flat when wet. Mudchic will spit fire to show it is upset.

Beginning their martial arts training, Mudziken start with basic strength exercises within their swampy homes. Lifting boulders and trekking through the mud help Mudziken build the muscles and balance they need for punching and kicking.

Its steady legs prevent it from falling, making splashing mud and water a fun source of entertainment. When it sleeps, Marshchic will partially bury itself in the mud of its nest.

Marshziken's continued training in martial arts has enabled it to excel in the art of both kicking and punching. Marshziken can propel its fists forward for additional power using water jets from its wrists.

The sticky film covering Marshun's body protects it from its own electrical currents while it cheers on younger Pokémon. Researchers are studying this substance for use in insulating equipment near electrical systems.

More mature than their unevolved counterparts, Swampchic use their strength to move rocks and debris to help their parents create sturdy nests. Younger Pokémon look up to Swampchic and are driven to help as well.

The fins on this Pokémon's body can sense oncoming weather. If the weather is going to get bad, Swampun will find its partner and use electrical signals together to warn other Pokémon in the area to seek shelter before the storm.

Using the fins on top of their bodies, packs of Ralrogue can locate vulnerable targets for their next ambush. They communicate silently through subtle fin movements before striking as one.

Shy by nature, Ralchic rarely reveals itself to humans. If a Ralchic senses good intentions with the horn on its head, it will quietly begin to follow that individual around. Ralchic are prone to tripping and will heat up with embarrassment.

Using the feathers on its head, Ralchic is highly attuned to the emotions of the people and Pokémon around it. If Ralchic's Trainer is happy, this Pokémon will puff up its feathers and celebrate with small psychic embers.

Ralbusken does not exhibit psychic powers around those it distrusts. Once it trusts its Trainer, seeing it practice lifting and kicking boulders with psychic energy to improve its technique becomes commonplace.

Kirchic love spinning around, but are prone to tripping over their own feet. With the right encouragement, Kirchic will pick themselves up and try again. Praising a Kirchic for their performance causes their bodies to heat up with joy.

These Pokémon are adept in both dance and martial arts. Kirbusken will practice using their psychic powers to make themselves lighter on their feet; this allows Kirbusken to kick faster, delivering ten quick and graceful kicks each second.

Kirziken are highly attuned to the feelings of the people around it, using the many horns along its head feathers. If its own emotions get too strong, Kirziken may create a ripple in reality that is said to reveal glimpses of the future.

While naturally clumsy, Gardechic uses its psychic energy to support itself and prevent falling. If Gardechic's Trainer is in danger, this Pokémon will expend all of its internal fire in one massive fireball to protect them.

Gardebusken are light and nimble on their feet, relying on their psychic energy and training to move swiftly. This Pokémon is extremely loyal and will fight until its last breath to protect those it cares for.

At peak performance, Gardeziken's wrists are constantly burning. They are always looking for a challenge, but respect their beloved Trainer's wishes above all else. They are loyal Pokémon that happily lay down their lives for their Trainer.

The cheeps that come from this Pokémon sound hollow and eerie. Despite this, Shedchic are friendly towards Trainers and will happily hop behind and follow them.

Despite their fragile bodies, Shedbusken are dedicated to training. These Pokémon enjoy running and kicking, but have to take frequent breaks to rest.

Standing completely still, Shedziken's sticky wrist wraps are the only thing that move freely and attach to anything they touch. As the prey struggles, the wrappings bind the foe. Once stuck, Shedziken will move and crush it with a scorching kick.

Shedlia is said to dance in remembrance of those long forgotten. Its hollow body allows air to move through its body as it shifts, causing sorrowful whistles to echo through the area, like voices in the wind.

Groups of Nidochic spend their days playing together while their mother keeps watch nearby. When predators approach the nest, the young defend themselves by spitting fireballs or scratching with their toxic horns before retreating to safety.

This Pokémon converts sunlight into fuel for its fire through the flower on its head. Venuchic's Solar Beam has a comparable force to a flamethrower.

Venubusken see themselves as leaders of their groups and will challenge those it sees as competition to prove their strength. The size and colors of the flower petals around their waist are symbols of each Venubusken's strength.

Venuziken gather energy through the floral pattern that surrounds and hangs off of its head. This energy gives Venuziken the strength and speed it needs to move around, so it is always moving, searching for large sunny areas to train and rest.

To help the parents take care of their siblings, Nidochic will opt to take solid foods and soften them using its fiery breath. Despite this Pokémon's innate toxic levels, Nidochic has been found to make a great babysitter and protector.

Entrusted with the safety of their younger siblings, Nidoziken remain vigilant while their parents forage. Any Pokémon that threatens the nest is met with a relentless flurry of poisonous strikes.

Mawun's cute appearance draws in foes before tilting its head down, letting its two ears snap together and bite down on the opponent. Mawun loves cheering on its friends, but will hold a grudge if that friendship is betrayed.

Mawamo move around by opening and closing the large jaws that make up most of their body. When attacking an opponent, these jaws open wide and clamp down with a grip of steel, sending any stored electricity into the target.

When their children are threatened, Nidoziken become relentless defenders. The scales covering their bodies provide excellent protection, allowing them to rush attackers and batter them with crushing strikes from their fists, legs, or tails.

Using its psychic abilities, Dusktwo can manifest two extra hands to grapple its opponent. If the opponent is held by these hands for too long, they will begin to feel tired as their life is being sapped away.

Dusktop spins on its antenna in order to attract and contact spirits. The faster this Pokémon spins, the more spirits are attracted to it. When enough spirits are following, Dusktop will walk and guide them to the afterlife.

Duskgigas use their large bodies and connections with the spirit world to protect their Trainers from malevolent spirits. While loyal, this Pokémon does take some time to get themselves moving.

Duskrock's body is made up of headstones and rocks from different graveyards. Witnesses report that the sound of different voices can be heard coming from this Pokémon, but scientists are unsure if this is Duskrock's voice or the spirits within it.

Grogull makes its nest in the shrubs near beachside cafés, where its natural camouflage makes it difficult to spot. When tables with food are left unattended, Grogull will hop out and steal the leftovers from the meal.

This Pokémon loves being with people and being pampered. The tufts on its head are always messy and Chimchic will sit on its Trainer's lap as they brush through its fur. It's body grows warm and radiates heat when comfortable.

Nidochic's feathers can sense air currents, allowing them to detect movement whenever they check their surroundings. While small, Nidochic's toxic horn can deal significant damage before it runs away.

This Pokémon excels in dexterity, able to jump impressive heights with its muscular legs and swing through the trees with its amazing grip. Monbusken use their loud cries and increase the size of their flaming tail to intimidate foes.

Monbusken mainly attack from above, launching themselves at their opponents before coming down with a fierce and fiery kick. These Pokémon will also use their tails and claw to attack in close combat.

In battle, Inferziken's martial arts attacks will always be paired with scorching fire. They prefer to use their incredible legs to deliver devastating blows to opponents. The more combat experience they have, the more vibrant their face mask.

These Pokémon take great pride in their stored electricity. To settle disputes over strength, multiple Prinamo may attack a single target, competing to see who can maintain an electrical current the longest.

Nidochic appears unassuming to lure in foes to attack it. Shifting its ears towards the attacker, Nidochic tucks its body in and exposes its powerful, toxic horn to pierce the opponent. This Pokémon then scratches at the predator with its claws.

Always eager for a fight, Nidobusken challenges nearly any Pokémon it encounters. Its taloned limbs are capable of slashing, piercing, and stomping, while the toxic spines covering its body make every charge a dangerous one.

Klinkpunny uses electromagnetic energy between the two gears to levitate off the ground. They use their charming appearance to lure in prey before blasting the opponent with their arm cannon.

Nidoziken's offspring admire it as a powerful protector and provider. This Pokémon's sturdy body has tremendous power that allows it to destroy large stone walls and leap over towering buildings. When enraged, the yellow hairs on its limbs ignite.

Kyochic are secluded Pokémon that live in caves near the coast. When these Pokémon wander outside of their homes, rainfall follows. Some people treasure Kyochic as stewards that prevent drought and promote crop growth.

Seen as protectors of the ocean, Kyoziken use their dexterous legs to navigate the seas, collecting foreign debris and removing it from the water. When angered, the water around Kyoziken will heat and boil as its patterns glow.

Valiant warriors of the ocean, these Pokémon sleep peacefully until they are needed and awaken. Kyoziken are only spotted during massive droughts, where they bound across vast land masses, bringing rainstorms wherever they go.

Grouchic are prideful due to their intense internal heat, often throwing tantrums that rumble the earth when defeated in battle. Grouchic will sleep for 24-hours after being defeated, then awaken, ready to battle once more.

Groubusken tend to sleep for most of the year. During the summer months, this Pokémon awakens to train in the mountains near volcanoes. Shaking the earth with its rapid kicks, the land around Groubusken will shift and move.

When awakened by external forces, the spines on Groubusken's head will change colors, signaling a forthcoming drought in the nearby areas. Groubusken will train until tired again, then return to its slumber and end the drought.

During long summers, Groubusken is said to awaken and roam the lands in search of food. During these periods, no rain falls, and plants wither. Once full, Groubusken will return to its home underground, sleep, and allow rain to fall again.

When in battle, the patterns on Grouziken's body will begin to glow and emit an intense heat. All water within 20 feet of this Pokémon will begin to steam up and evaporate while Grouziken is in combat.

In flight, Raychic move in irregular patterns as they learn to maneuver through the high altitudes. When panicked while dropping from great heights, Raychic will spit a fireball towards the ground to slow their momentum to correct themselves.

Raybusken will chase after falling meteors to challenge their agility. When close to the rock, Raybusken will use its razor claws to hack into the mineral, creating chunks that are small enough to consume.

Raybusken practice their maneuvers while in flight, twisting and turning to continue training their reflexes. When tired, Raybusken find the highest and safest point in the area and rest.

Rayziken have powerful energy-based attacks, as well as incredible physical attacks. At a distance, Rayziken call up vast energy to blast opponents away. At melee range, Rayziken swing their massive bodies to strike down opponents with their tails.

Acting as guardians of the sky, Rayziken rest at the top of mountains and towers until external forces awaken them. These Pokémon have the ability to soar into the atmosphere at blinding speeds and disperse massive clouds with a single heated kick.

Honing in on their extraordinary energy-based attack, Rayziken will focus their energy into one powerful beam and launch it at their opponent. This energy output is so potent that sparks will fly off its body when charging its attack.

When Rayziken hone in an energy attack for extended amounts of time, the excessive energy will radiate off its body. This visual phenomenon has been dubbed Rayziken going “Super Rayziken”.

Clefchic love shiny things and are quick to claim objects brought to the nest by their parents. Clefchic will sit upon or hold in their beaks the object they wish to possess. The shinier the object, the greater value it has to them.

Clefbusken love to dance, but they are too afraid to perform in front of an audience. Instead, during nights of the full moon, Clefbusken find a safe place to gather and dance under the moonlight, slowly building each other's confidence.

Ballet serves as both exercise and entertainment for Clefziken. Their grace and precision make them popular partners for professional dancers, who train to move in perfect harmony with them.

Roseziken use the thorn-covered vines on their wrists to damage and ensnare an opponent. Once restrained, Roseziken will finish the fight with a mighty blow from their powerful round-house kick.

Moving swiftly and silently, Ninziken can strike down foes before being noticed. Leaping large distances into the air, Ninziken use their wings to adjust their descent and strike with extreme precision.

Reunichic has great knowledge about the world around itself and excels at controlling its psychic energy. Reunichic chooses to enjoy the small victories and the company of those who surround it.

Clefchic is a scout to its siblings due to its great hearing. When Clefchic sense the presence of people, it will return to its siblings with light chirps before helping to guide them to a safer location until the intruders pass.

These nocturnal Pokémon use their wings to add the feeling of weightlessness to their steps. If other Pokémon are in trouble, Clefbusken will sprint to their aid, even across water, and use their sharp talons and claws to slash at attackers.

Known as the 'Guardians of the Moon,' Clefziken vigilantly watch over deposits of Moon Stones. Should anyone attempt to remove one, they will emerge from the shadows to reclaim the stolen treasure.

Scaling large mountains with the help of their powerful legs, Clefziken bask in the light of the moon. By dancing in the moon's rays, their scarf-like feathers will begin to glitter and glow like the stars.

Living high in the mountains, Clefziken keep watch through the night, protecting any Pokémon sleeping nearby. With their powerful legs and wings, they can leap from towering cliffs and land gracefully wherever they are needed.

Clefking is aggressive and quick to anger when mocked for its pink, fairy-like appearance. However, on nights of the full moon, this Pokémon's attitude transforms into a happy-go-lucky one as it dances under the moonlight.

Litnix makes its home in mineral-rich abandoned mines rumored to house the spirits of lost miners. Using its fiery breath, it melts rock and stone into a shallow crater where it curls up to rest.

Litnix's sturdy body allows it to withstand and evade many kinds of attacks. However, its movement is limited by the reach of the metallic stand it inhabits, which collects and reuses wax melted from its body.

The down feathers that come from Talonchic are fireproof and used by humans to make flame-resistant insulation for outfits and materials. These Pokémon are not easy to tame, but they will defend those they trust with all their might.

Talonbusken are famous for their sharp claws and talons. When it sets its sights on a target, rarely does its prey get away. Talonbusken's incredible speed helps it take down targets swiftly and efficiently.

Talonziken uses its powerful legs to leap onto high points where it can most effectively search the area. When it spots a target, this hunter will jump from its perch and use its large head feathers to soar with precision to strike down its prey.

Zweiras are tolerant Pokémon who help transport more aggressive passengers across large bodies of water. The two heads are known to fight over the proper direction to swim to.

Snobby and proud by nature, Ninevoir care more about their own interests than given commands. However, when a strong bond is formed through encouragement and flattery, Ninevoir will fight for them with elegance and the heat of a dying star.

Ninchic only come out during the night, deep within the forests. During their outings, Ninchic will search for large trees to scratch into and drink the moisture from.

As a nocturnal creature, Ningull will flutter near palm trees and use the antenna on its snout to find openings in the soft bark. Ningull will absorb the nutrients from the tree for sustenance before returning to its ground nest at dawn.

While awaiting evolution, Sladew spend their days napping in trees, holding onto or hanging from branches using their twisted claws. If bothered, Sladew can shiver and shake their bodies to release a mild poisonous powder.

Waildew dwells within kelp forests, blending in with the surrounding leaves as it filter feeds. Its buds function as fins, allowing it to swim with surprising agility. If a predator approaches, it releases a poisonous toxin and quickly escapes.

Shichic has a very excitable personality. When this Pokémon hops with excitement, its body will begin to generate electricity, radiate heat, and in some cases, its tail and fur-like feathers will begin to glow.

Ruffling Shichic feathers causes static electricity to build around their bodies. However, due to their clumsy feet, Shichic have a bad habit of shocking themselves after falling.

Shidew live among vast fields of wildflowers, keeping watch with their keen hearing. If anything threatens the meadow, their buds bloom open as their tails crackle with electricity to warn intruders to stay away.

When Lugull fly in flocks, electricity can be seen transmitting between their tails. When resting for the night, rhythmic electrical pulses can faintly be heard within the flock, wordlessly communicating their feelings.

Arhorn rams itself into the side of rugged cliffs to expose iron ore. If this Pokémon finds a good source of iron, it will continue to bash into that area, creating a hole in the terrain.

The metal mask on Archic's face softens the damage it takes when tripping over its uncoordinated feet. To attack, Archic headbutts foes to bash and disorient their enemies.

With laser-like focus, Archic can maneuver their environment without tripping over themselves. These Pokémon have strong iron heads that deal damage to anything it collides with.

Aramo are conduits for electrical currents through the steel masks that cover their heads. When a school of Aramo come together, electrical currents will rapidly pass between these Pokémon in a brilliant display, dazzling onlookers.

While tough in appearance, Lairffy love to be groomed by their Trainer. However, the steel wool that makes up this Pokémon's mane makes maintaining this process hazardous due to the rough fibers and static electricity.

Lairchic is very prideful when it comes to interacting with other Pokémon. It uses its steel-coated body and fiery breath to prove that it is better than its opponent. When alone with its Trainer, Lairchic loves to snuggle despite its heavy body.

Kligull's body hovers more than it flies, opting to use its wings when it needs to gain altitude. It tends to avoid the water and makes its nests on top of small buildings using shiny paper and metal scraps it scavenges.

Every flap of Kligull's wings causes the gears on its body to turn and click. This Pokémon steals the nuts, bolts, and screws out of unattended furniture to consume for sustenance.

When Klin opens its mouth, a clicking sound can be heard as the gears on its cheeks turn. Klin can keep its mouth open like this for days without needing to rest.

By altering its appearance with illusions, Zodew makes its bud resemble the surrounding flowers. When a potential meal comes within reach, the bud parts to expose razor-sharp claws that capture the prey.

Charchic love being around people and chirp happily when near people they enjoy. If they aren't given attention or see another Pokémon getting the spotlight from their Trainer, Charchic's fiery tail grows with anger as they hop around in a tantrum.

Having a very particular way it likes its nest, the fire on Charchic's tail feathers will grow from annoyance if the nest is altered. It will chirp in frustration as it fixes its home.

Charbusken are always on the move, hopping around to strengthen their legs. These Pokémon will gather in groups and work out, supporting each other with heated workouts; the harder the workout, the brighter their tail flames.

Charbusken's martial moves will always be paired with a fiery flare. With a close enough bond, Charbusken's Trainer can tell what mood their Pokémon is in based on the flames it uses during combat.

The fire covering Charziken's body and head changes in brightness and intensity based on how it's feeling. Charziken enjoys working with less experienced Pokémon, teaching and training them to hone their fighting skills.

During the spring, Bugull's body feathers will begin to produce a layer of pollen that it spreads while in flight. During the winter, Bugull will remain in its nest, wings tight against its body, and endures the cold weather.

The electrical currents that pass between Buamo have color tints of red and blue. During the winter, Buamo find a kelp forest to settle into, sleeping in close proximity of one another to appear as part of the natural fauna.

The hairs on Rosebusken's body are actually layers of thorns that hurt anyone who bothers this Pokémon. While easygoing in nature, Rosebusken will not hesitate to strike an opponent with several kicks from its sturdy legs and sharp talons.

Known as protectors of flower fields, Roseziken gracefully wander through their area, monitoring the growth of each flower. If something is threatening the flowers, one kick from an angry Roseziken will send that threat flying.

Using the flower on its head to produce a sweet scent, Rosein can draw the attention of potential prey. To catch the prey off guard so that Rosein can poison and capture it, it will use graceful movements to seem friendly.

Using their natural balloon bodies with their impressive strength, Drifllery have been seen pulling garbage from the oceans with strings and dropping it back on land. Sailors have witnessed Drifllery using ink to move through the air.

To keep from drifting away in the current, Driflamo entwine their string-like tails around seagrass. The fluffy growths on their heads store electricity, and when a school gathers, arcs of energy leap between them, turning the fluff a stormy gray.

Shroomgull build their nests in tall grass near the beachfront. When startled, they expel a Stun Spore cloud from their heads, then fly away while their opponent is paralyzed.

Unable to keep its body together, Solochic is contained within a glass jar that can be moved using its psychic powers. Researchers enjoy working with Solochic due to its friendly attitude and adorable appearance.

Duochic experiences stress whenever it needs to levitate its exterior jar, leaving it weary afterwards. Researchers note that it is more likely to be tired or depressed due to its living conditions.

Krokoking are expert hunters that utilize their night vision to hunt alone at night while their partner sleeps with the children. Using their powerful tail to strike prey, this predator will always return home with a fresh meal for their family.

This Pokémon is rarely far from its nest, playing with its siblings by knocking their horns together in a test of strength. While Axechic have little to physically protect themselves, their fireballs can leave opponents badly burned.

Outside of their home nests, sibling and rival Axebusken will challenge each other to tests of strength with different contests. These challenges can include speed kicking, fireball spitting, and berry crushing.

Fletchbusken are aggressive fighters in combat, using their sharp claws and talons to attack foes. When battles get heated, Fletchbusken's bodies heat up, and their fiery attacks become stronger.

Fletchchic tend to remain in the air rather than on the ground due to their stubby legs. When in combat, Fletchchic fight using their internal fire to protect their territory and ward off intruders.

This Pokémon lives in deep underground rivers where gemstones are plentiful. Swimming in packs, Sablvanha will jump out of the water and clamp its powerful jaws down onto the gems to break them into pieces that it and the pack can consume.

Sablgull are notorious thieves who steal unguarded accessories. Sablgull use these necklaces, bracelets, and rings to build their nests. When their chicks hatch, the chicks will eat the jewels off the jewelry while waiting for their parents.

A fully charged Sablamo emits visible sparks from its gem-like eyes. It lives in deep crystal caverns, where entire groups feed on gemstones and fill the cave with shimmering colors by passing electricity through the crystal formations.

Venigull can sense the movements of potential prey in the air around it using its head feelers. Using the height advantage from its tree-top nest, Venigull will dive bomb its prey and bite down on their body, injecting it with a paralyzing poison.

Veniun live in colonies that collaborate with positive variants of their species to create balanced electrical currents. Forests that have air that feels charged with electricity may be a sign of this Pokémon's colony in the area.

Mastering the art of flight, Tyrancuno uses cliffs and ledges to scan its environment for prey. Once it has found a target, Tyrancuno will leap from its perch and divebomb its prey, clamping down on their body with its powerful jaws.

When Oriun dances, the ruffling of its leaf-like outfit generates static electricity and creates sparks. These sparks add a dazzling effect to Oriun's performance that draws in onlookers.

Trubdew's body is made up of decomposing plant life, so it wraps itself in a plastic bag to aid in holding itself together. Having hope that a person will still see potential in its abilities, it keeps a smile on its face.

Trubun has a negative attitude and a body that composed of electrical waste, mostly discarded batteries. This Pokémon has the ability to draw residual energy from these scrapped items to discharge electric energy to attack its foes.

By themselves, Caramo are relatively harmless. When they attack as a school, however, the electricity shared between them increases dramatically, turning a barrage of bites into a powerful electric assault.

This shy Pokémon quietly watches other Pokémon from a distance, silently cheering them on with electrical flashes from its hands. Phantun considers these Pokémon their friends and will follow them around, silently encouraging them.

Goochic's have a tendency to lose their balance and fall due to the slimy membrane covering their bodies. To keep themselves from drying out, Goochic enjoy sitting outside at dawn to soak in the morning dew.

Goobusken has excellent balance because it spends its time sliding on trails of mucus. Many Goobusken have learned to harness this slick mucous to move quickly in battle.

Slichic fights using hot slime balls from within its body. Researchers harness the corrosiveness of Slichic's mucous to break down organic material.

When Regiperl filter feeds, any loose sediment that gets trapped inside the shell will attach to its core. This sediment will slowly transform into crystal-like shards that are popular souvenirs at beach festivals.

Dhelgull forms its nest on a buoy floating out at sea. When Wailord and Wailmur swim to the surface, Dhelgull will sit atop one of the pod members and feast on the vitality of that Pokémon through its seaweed-like feathers.

Hiding in the beach sand, Sandygull waits for a person to approach with food. When close, Sandygull will squawk and flap its sandy wings, startling its target and causing it to drop what it is holding and flee; children are its main target.

When Jangchic hop around, their scale feathers will clang together to create metallic noises that are used to communicate with those around them. When displeased, Jangchic will ruffle its scales, causing it to vibrate with an intimidating sound.

Living deep within coastal caves, Cargull make their nests out of the moss that grows on the cavern walls. Flocks of these Pokémon gather for grooming, using their soft feathers to clean the jewel-like beaks, tails, and wings on one another.

The hard shell that protects Chesamo's body deters predators from eating it. While in a school, Chesamo send out electrical currents through the pointed tips on their backs, one side taking in electricity, the other releasing it.

Torchic regulates internal body temperature through the feather-like vents on its head to avoid overheating. This Pokémon is often seen joyfully eating charcoal.

This Pokémon spends the majority of its day in search of coal to fuel its fire. When it feels threatened, Torziken will exhale a cloud of black smoke before using its powerful legs to jump to a safer location.

Lochic's leafy feathers help propel this Pokémon's small body through the water of the pond they live in. Small Pokémon can hop onto the warm leaf on Lochic's head and get a ride across the water.

Covered in aquatic plants, Lochic generally stay near ponds that have clean water. When it gets excited, Lochic will step onto land and hop around, spitting out small sparks of fire. If it gets overheated, Lochic returns to the water.

Preferring to swim in the pond waters it calls home, Lobusken will submerge itself so only its leafy head feather can be seen from the surface. If it senses danger near its home, Lobusken will let out a sharp cry to ward off any threats.

Loziken will not hesitate to protect the clean waters where their kin reside. This display of courage has earned this Pokémon species the title “Defenders of the Pond”.

Loun emit electric currents to sense nearby allies while swimming. When two approach each other too closely, the negative charges in their bodies repel one another automatically. Thankfully, these Pokémon can control this ability.

Lomchic are known for being little pranksters. Hopping around their pond, they will jump onto the leafy heads of their siblings to startle them, then cheep happily as it runs away.

Lombusken jumps out of rivers as high as it can to train its leg muscles. This training method unintentionally startles the Pokémon in the surrounding area.

Lomziken's leafy green body helps it blend perfectly into their home ponds and rivers. It enjoys waiting for enemies to get close enough before startling them with an uppercut.

Lomgull dives into the water to pluck seagrass that it uses to build its shoreline nest. The lily pad on its head helps provide cover from potential predators. If something gets too close, Lomgull flaps its wings and squawks loudly to scare it.

This Pokémon loves to dance by flapping its leafy feathers and splashing in the water. When it shakes its head, the plant on top sounds like a maraca.

These Pokémon are disciplined dancers and fighters. Their coordination and strong legs allow Ludibusken to dance to nearly every type of music, even when in combat.

These Pokémon are masters of martial arts, as well as dance. Professional dance teams seek out Ludiziken to assist with their fitness training and choreography.

When this Pokémon is in a flourishing garden, Ludidew will happily bounce side to side, dancing. While it dances, the bud on its head will rattle like a maraca while water sprinkles from its hat-like lily pad.

Creating nests in coral reefs, Luvbusken blow bubbles when swimming near potential mates. If another Luvbusken reciprocates the feeling, it will also blow bubbles. Tourists gather near these reefs to witness these bubbles during courtship season.

Known as both lovers and fighters, if a Luvziken is attacked, its pair-bonded partner will stop at nothing to ensure its mate is safe. Wrapping currents of water around its feet to accelerate movement, Luvziken can easily knock away any threat.

Living within the warm coral reefs, Luvamo swim in elegant schools. The electricity shared between the group is a vibrant shade of blue. However, if Luvamo are courting, the shared electric current will be a brilliant pink.

Zigvanha approach boats and bite on the siding in an attempt to play with the people on board. These curious creatures are prone to creating holes in these vessels due to their strong jaws, while also being unaware of their own strength.

Due to the shape of their wings, Zigull fly in zig-zag patterns. Curious creatures, they will approach people in hopes of getting something from them, be it food or something they can use for their nest.

Zigun's electricity can only shoot out in zig-zag patterns. Using its impressive nose, it can sniff out positively charged energy in objects and Pokémon.

Wurmdew spend much of their lives searching forests for a safe place to evolve. To avoid predators, they conceal themselves among shrubs. When they find a suitable tree, the buds on their heads unfurl and spin a silken cocoon around them.

Beautigull are found living in flowering trees near the beach, where they can collect pollen from the tropical flowers. Tourists enjoy taking pictures of these beautiful Pokémon, but they will become aggressive and attack anyone who comes too close.

Dustamo move like kites in the water with their wide fins. These Pokémon will swarm their target and use the electricity that arcs between their bodies when they are close together to shock and injure their foe.

Tailgull migrate to warm beaches during the wintertime to avoid the colder climates. These gutsy Pokémon will fight larger sea birds, as well as steal food from tourists' hands, all without fear.

These Pokémon are determined fighters, fending off foes of all sizes from their nests. When hungry, Tailgull will locate outdoor cafés and hop near tables, cheeping at tourists in hopes of them sharing or dropping their food.

Wingdew lurk among flowering shrubs near the ocean. They expose their buds and release a sweet scent to lure Bug-type Pokémon closer. When prey approaches, the buds snap shut and consume it.

Wingdisc can breathe both air and water. Underwater, it folds its wings against its body and uses its fins to swim, searching for small fish Pokémon. Above the water, it stretches its wings and takes to the skies in search of bug Pokémon.

Wingull rapidly flaps its wings in an alternating pattern to increase its speed. Using this agility, Wingull swoops down and steals food from unsuspecting people and Pokémon before returning to its nest with its stolen goods.

Flocking together near the water's surface, dazzling shows of electricity being passed between each Wingamo can be seen from the shoreline. Swimmers are advised to exit the water until the Wingamo return to their underwater caverns.

Hanging out in gardens near small villages, Surdew takes care of the flowers in the area by opening up its bud and releasing Water Sport onto the flora to keep them happy. It gathers water from nearby water sources to prepare for the next watering.

Surgull skate across the surface of rivers near the ocean using the tips of their wings. They dive their beaks into the water to catch small prey or gather seagrass for their nests on the riverbank.

To find a partner with a positive charge, Surun engages in a dance with potential partners by skating across water, hoping to achieve perfect synchronicity. Surun sparks across the water while skating to discharge excess energy.

Surin uses Sweet Scent from the antenna on its head to lure in bug Pokémon, hanging around the water's edge with its mouth open. Once close, Surin brings itself down and encases its prey inside its mouth and covers them with a digestive acid.

Whismchic regulates its internal temperature through the vents in its ears. Scared of making too much noise, it cheeps softly. If it chirps too loudly, it will shriek with fear and spit fire in self-defense.

Quiet by nature, Whismdew enjoys spending its days in flower fields. If a predator sneaks up to the field and accidentally startles Whismdew, its buds will suddenly open with a loud screech to deter the intruder and alert other Pokémon.

Whismgull lives in the tall grass near the shore. The sounds of the ocean waves help calm the nerves of this extremely timid and easily frightened Pokémon. It hops around to move, flapping its wing-like ears to gain extra distance.

Whismun's voice is charged with negative electrical energy. When it cheers for its friends without a positively charged partner, this Pokémon's voice will resound as violent feedback and burst the eardrums of those in close proximity.

Hopping around on the ground helps Loudchic generate the energy needed to use the loudspeaker on its head. The loud shriek that bellows from the speaker renders Loudchic deaf for a while; it will use fire attacks until it recovers.

The sounds and cheeps that come from Expchic's body tubes are unique to each Expchic. These sounds help the parents identify their offspring when in a crowd or it wanders too far from the nest.

Skitdew loves hanging out in flower fields, adoring the feeling of the leaves on its body. When the wind brushes over the feelers on its head, the bud will shake and jingle like a bell, which makes Skitdew very happy.

Hopping around in search of comfortable places to sleep, Delchic use their great hearing to avoid predators. During the evening, Delchic will awaken to find a sunny spot to take in the evening rays before starting its search again.

The overwhelming positive electricity stored within Plusle has driven it feral. It reacts violently toward any friend that fails to acknowledge its enthusiastic cheering.

The electricity moving through Minbusken's body accelerates its movement, allowing it to output nearly 10 kicks in a single second. If Minbusken partners with a Plusle fusion companion, this output can be doubled.

This Pokémon will use the electricity through its wrists to create pom-poms to cheer on its friends in battle. One of Minziken's favorite cheers includes jumping and leg kick routines.

Minun has the unique ability to divide an opponent's electrical levels in half, weakening that Pokémon's attacks. However, because of this ability, Minun has a hard time making friends with other Electric-type Pokémon.

The overwhelming negative electricity stored within Minun has made it surprisingly optimistic. It attempts to comfort upset Pokémon by rubbing against them, though this often results in an electric shock.

Voldew make their homes in fruit trees, drawn to the sweet aroma of ripening fruit. By opening their buds, they practice mimicking these scents. At night, the fragrance of an Illumise can lure them from their trees and lead them away.

Boiling magma is stored in Nubusken's bulging leg muscles; this heat allows this Pokémon to move quickly and swiftly. When it uses its fire to attack, the size of Nubusken's muscles shrinks until its magma replenishes from eating.

This Pokémon uses magma stored in its legs to move and attack. To train itself, Nuziken will practice fighting in the rain when the magma cools, making its movements slow and heavy. Pushing through this weight is how Nuziken improves its skills.

The molten lava sitting inside Camechic is gentle compared to other Pokémon that live in volcanoes, but still burns bright. It is easy-going and tends to avoid straying far from its nest.

Using the pressure from the volcano on its back, Camebusken launch themselves forward at incredible speeds to deliver devastating kicks at whatever stands in their way. To avoid losing too much energy, Camebusken will also fight with its claws.

Zanun has a negative attitude towards most people and Pokémon, only cheering on those it considers its closest friends. Zanun will not hesitate to turn its cheers into violence, especially towards those who resemble a Seviper.

This Pokémon does not fear larger opponents due to its flexible mouth, large fangs, and deadly poison. After taking down its prey, Sein can spend hours to days ingesting and digesting its food.

The claws that make up Corpgull's wings are strong, but hollow, allowing it to fly for short distances. This Pokémon is mainly found on the beach, scavenging for food from tourists, snapping its claws at people who refuse to share.

When a school of Corpamo bite down on their target, there is very little the foes can do to remove them before being electrocuted. These Pokémon spend their days on the ocean floors, hiding amongst the coral caverns.

On clear, sunny days, Castchic gather in open fields to run and play. The warmth of the sun causes the flames inside their bodies to burn more intensely, thus giving Castchic this burst of energy.

The fruit that Trochic produces has a spicy aftertaste comparable to hot sauce. Gardeners who live in southern climates love using this fruit in their dishes to give them an extra kick.

Sphechic entertain themselves by hopping and rolling around in the snow, using chirps to communicate. The fire within their bellies helps this Pokémon remain comfortable, even during blizzards.

Living in large groups near coral reefs, Tynadew protect themselves by generating electrical currents between their open buds. Lifeguards monitor their activity closely and raise warning flags when the risk to swimmers becomes too great.

Charchic are raised by their parents in mountainous terrain due to this species' intensely hot fire. While learning how to control their internal flames by attacking, this fire can easily grow out of control in areas of dry brush.

Flying around the mountains it calls home, Charbusken searches for strong opponents to spar with for experience. It attacks with its sharp claws, strong kicks, and a fiery breath that gains heat the more intense the battle gets.

These competitive Pokémon are always looking for a fight. Charziken will hang around inside volcanic caverns, actively seeking out sturdy Pokémon to battle with. The stronger an opponent this Pokémon believes it's fighting, the larger its tail flame.

The fire within Charziken is so incredibly hot that its skin and feathers are naturally black, and its fire is bright blue. If an opponent gets hit by this Pokémon's fiery feet or fists, the attack will permanently scar the opponent's body.

When in combat, the fire around Charziken's wrists grow brighter and more intense. Its aerodynamic body allows Charziken to quickly move around the battlefield and attack with kicks in quick succession, then dodge out of the way of oncoming attacks.

While Charziken's wings do not allow it to sustain flight, they do help this Pokémon glide or dive in a desired direction after jumping into the air. Charziken's air dropkicks are idolized by kickboxers.

Extremely agile, Charziken use their powerful legs and wings to maneuver the air and land. These Pokémon make their homes in the mountains where they have the best vantage points for taking flight and ambushing enemies who threaten their nests.

Individuals who have suffered from overheating claim to see Charai in their nightmares after passing out. However, this Pokémon has not been noted as hostile, despite its intense appearance.

Found in groups near large lakes, Squirtchic form groups to swim together, leaving no one behind. When the seasons change, Squirtchic will go where the water is warm, occasionally stopping to check that everyone in their group is present.

Slowchic naps along riverbanks with its tail resting in the water like a fishing line. When something bites the tip, it wakes with a startled cry, spews flames, and drags its catch onto shore as it runs away from the water.

Warnaw sits along riverbanks, hiding in tall stalks of grass, and stalking unsuspecting Pokémon. When it has locked onto a target, it launches itself forward in the water and bites down on the prey with its sharp fangs.

Warchic dedicate themselves to being leaders of their bales as the seasons change. Taking the front and back of their travelling group, these Pokémon ensure that everyone stays together while voyaging to warmer waters.

The feathers that make up Warbusken's tail are super soft and well-maintained, so they are highly sought after by craftsmen. Pillows and clothes that use Warbusken's feathers are extremely popular online.

These Pokémon are the defenders of the groups they travel with during the changing seasons. While traveling to warmer waters, Blastchic keep watch for predators that may attack the group and blast away threats using pressurized hot water.

Using the jets from the shell on its back, Blastziken can blast highly pressured streams of water at an opponent. While the foe is recovering from the blast, it closes the distance between them and unleashes a flurry of devastating kicks.

The talons on Blastziken's feet have the ability to latch to the ground and help this Pokémon stand its ground. Using the water cannons on the soles of its feet, Blastziken can launch itself at an opponent and deliver intense blows.

Blastziken's legs are covered in tough scutes that protect its legs. Despite having this natural heavy armor, Blastziken has no issue running or jumping. The cannons in its feet can also aid in its movement when in a pinch.

Blastziken's neck and back are protected by the shell on its back. This Pokémon does not hold back its attacks, using scalding and pressurized jets of water from its cannons. The sharp talons on its hands and feet can tear through foes with ease.

This Pokémon has a hard time walking due to its uncoordinated feet and top-heavy head. If this Pokémon falls and cannot right itself, Onchic will tunnel into the ground before surfacing and landing on its feet.

Ontomb only appears in deep caves near underground lakeshores, where it is commonly mistaken for a well and hexes trespassers. The internet is filled with theories of what the main body of this Pokémon looks like.

Kingpede can be found walking along the ocean floor with a passenger sitting on its shell. It has a tendency to help others who are injured or lost get to safety. If necessary, Kingpede can encase the seat with an air bubble for those who need it.