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Hitmonreon attack with powerful punches strong enough to break through solid concrete. Their fiery temperament causes them to challenge anyone they come across, even if vastly outmatched.

Chanoir use their incredible durability to protect those of both the physical world and the spirit world. The antennae on their heads allow them to sense beings from both worlds, letting them quickly come to the aid of whoever needs it.

Omatank requires care and attention on a full-time basis, as it cannot remove the shell on its head. However, despite this clear visual impairment, Omatank has incredible underwater vision and can swim freely without any sort of guide.

Ferazagoon charges around recklessly, relying on the helmet on its head to protect itself from any self-inflicted damage. When threatened, Ferazagoon curls its tail into its body and helmet to imitate a dragon's maw.

With each flap of its six wings, Skiptina releases an enormous amount of pollen. Such is the potency of this pollen, areas visited by Skiptina are subject to vast fields of flowers, and a greater risk of hay fever.

The claws of Steealdo are made of a material thought to originate from prehistoric times. They are both unbreakable and lightweight, allowing this Pokémon to tunnel underground and swim underwater with ease.

Despite its grumpy demeanour, many women find Snubtank to be adorable. Farmers have capitalised on this trend by entering their Snubtank into Pokémon contests, which has resulted in heated rivalries between neighbouring farmers.

Though they can produce milk, Skartank are more desired on farms for their sturdy steel feathers. These feathers have many uses, but farmers mainly sell them to farriers who are in need of new hoof-trimming tools.

The milk produced by Milsea is noted for also containing small traces of ink. While many people are put off by this milk, many chefs have found ways to incorporate it into their dishes, which has produced varied reactions from customers.

Mildra shoot bullets of milk from their mouth to ambush both predators and prey alike. The milk they shoot is poisonous and harmful to humans, so the consumption of Mildra milk is highly discouraged.

This Pokémon can shoot milk out of its mouth with enough force to break through steel. The whirlpools of milk Mildra creates from yawning result in a smooth-textured milk that is a rare delicacy.

An incredibly prideful Pokémon, Milxorus's strength is bested only by the quality of its milk. If a Milxorus lets a farmer milk it, that farmer has earned Milxorus's unyielding trust.

Milxew are regular sights across farmlands all over. Broken Milxew tusks are said to have a distinct milky scent.

Though they produce great quantities of milk, Milxure can be aggressively territorial. As such, only farmers with great experience will keep Milxure on their land.

You will find Milggy scattered all over ranches across the world. Though they can produce their own milk, Milggy prefer to collect milk from other Pokémon instead, and are therefore incredibly helpful on ranches that house many Miltank.

Their cute appearance belies their powerful electrical abilities. Trainers must take great caution when trying to milk a Pikatank; they will be shocked if Pikatank feels uncomfortable.

The nails on Ambixorus's tails are just as sharp as its tusks. It uses its tails to traverse any sort of landscape at breakneck speed and rip opponents apart. However, despite its dangerous capabilities, Ambixorus is generally a kind-hearted Pokémon.

Strongly attracted to magnetic fields , Probotina are almost always travelling north. Because of this, if lost, hikers will look to the skies and see if they can spot a Probotina soaring overhead.

A ferociously brutal Pokémon, Hynine uses its three mouths to rip and tear into its foes until there is nothing left. It spews fire indiscriminately to defend itself, with no care as to who it burns.

Many sailors who have reported ghost ship sightings at sea are shocked to discover that these sightings were just a travelling Dheltina. They use their oar-like appendages to glide silently across the water.

Toxtank's udders are actually poisonous needles that Toxtank shoot at their prey. The poison contained in one needle is enough to cause intense pain, so Trainers should take great care when raising this Pokémon.

Cactina reside in deserts, watching over their herd of Cacnea and Cacturne. When the herd is threatened, Cactina unleash a devastating volley of Pin Missiles from their wings to ward off any intruders.

Known as “assassins of the forest”, Shiftdaunt effortlessly traverse through treetops to catch bird Pokémon mid-flight. They sharpen their pincers on the sturdiest of trees, leaving behind deep marks in the bark.

Cameuk disguises itself as pools of lava, waiting patiently for prey to venture close. If injured, Cameuk will also wallow in lava pools to heal itself.

A Pokémon dating back to prehistoric times, the gems formed on Solcanth's body are thought to be as old as fossil Pokémon themselves. These gems have been sold for enormous value, so fishermen dream of the possibility of reeling in a Solcanth.

Due to its size, Sealax struggles to catch enough food to keep itself fed. They instead rely on other Spheal to bring them enough food to survive. In return, Sealax lets Spheal use its belly as a trampoline.

Seaot swims through icy waters, inhaling prey with its large mouth. It does not care what it swallows, as its corrosive stomach will digest anything without fail.

Walkyu idolise Walrein, and will go to great lengths to imitate their appearance. Witnesses report seeing Walkyu scouring beaches, looking for broken tusks to use for their own image.