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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 win these disputes more often than not.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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”.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.