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Electrchamp are employed at power plants, acting as backup generators. They enjoy showing off to visitors and will play with electricity between their four hands to hear praise from those watching.

The tails of Butteram glow brightly, luring moth Pokémon towards it. When they get too close, Butteram flap their large wings, sending the Pokémon crashing into trees and rocks.

Starchamp use their incredible strength to rescue ships that are sinking. Unfortunately they are quite short, so Trainers use toy boats with weights inside to give Starchamp the satisfaction of being heroes.

Mr. naught were once used in traveling circuses, where they would perform feats of strength. Nowadays, they can be spotted at carnivals or fairs, guiding humans to play games.

Gyaraeye dive deep into the ocean in search of pearls to consume. They use the tail on their head to frighten boats away from their hunting grounds.

Gyarachoke have been noted to enjoy and replicate the sport of sumo. This can be seen in how they interact with both each other and boats that linger too long in the Lake of Rage.

Travel agencies employ Lapchamp to ferry Trainers to places off the mainland, such as the Sevii Islands. They use their four arms to use two oars, able to make the distance faster than a speedboat could.

Ditchamp are often used during romantic holidays as a way for spouses to show affection to one another. Ditchamp do not fully understand the sign they are asked to make, but will enthusiastically help their Trainers regardless.

Universities have been using Eechoke more and more to help incoming freshman students. Eechoke ease students' anxiety with their friendly and attentive disposition, and use their bulk to deter any bullying.

Fladra are employed at rescue centers and are specifically used in the help effort for floods. They hug drenched survivors to warm them up with their fur.

Dragoram will brave storms without hesitation to rescue lost ships. It will use its fur and its internal heat to warm up those chilled by the sea.

Beeking acts as a form of defense for a hive. It acts with single-minded purpose, making it a destructive last resort.

A Beenine's combination of intense loyalty and territorial nature usually leads to it being used to guard places such as hospitals or daycares. It has a habit of shaking off pollen when excited.

Successful bakers use Beechamp to gather only the best honey for them in the forest. Due to its immense muscular structure, Beechamp can carry large amounts, as well as scaring any potential thieves away.

Some Mewchamp have been reported to help with deliveries, using their invisibility to hide important packages. Fledgling Trainers often mistake the trucks of Mewchamp as places to find a Mew.

Totono will use its coin to lure predators closer to it. Totono will then bite with their powerful jaws, scaring Pokémon larger than it away.

After evolving from its previous form, Crocono experiences heightened aggressiveness. If raised in a safe and loving environment, Crocono will feel conflicted about using its coin.

Feraram are protective of Totodile. If they find people hunting Totodile eggs, they plant their feet and roar while causing their tail to erupt in flames.

Ferachamp were often used in the time of pirates to attack other ships both on deck and at sea. With the modern age, they now wander the seas, seeking purpose.

Despite being skilled at martial arts, Senziken exhibit skittish mannerisms. They use their tails to to see over obstacles, and bounce on their feet if what they see excites them.

Noctchamp are employed at retirement homes to help guide the elderly in late night walks and bring dishes to multiple people at once. Those with troubled pasts have reported a sense of dread when they make eye contact with Noctchamp.

It's not uncommon to see a Lanchoke work with local lifeguards, especially during the stormy seasons. They often help find people lost at sea during the night.

Found perched on totem poles or tall branches, Xachoke stands guard, constantly peering into the future. Fortune Tellers use Xachoke for divination purposes, as well as to physically remove unruly customers.

Its chubby body makes it hard for Flaabat to fly for long periods. If it can't fly, it will instead flap its wings to generate static, which manifests around its ears.

To optimize their workout, Azumaziken intake large amounts of air. Azumaziken are quite playful, and are known for kicking water at their trainers.

Aichoke were employed during the time of kingdoms to entertain royals. They were proficient in both acrobatics and feats of strength.

Umbchoke were used in old Johtonian rituals in what would become Ecruteak City. The nature of the gym's unnatural darkness is attributed to Umbchoke.

Granchamp can be found at raves with their Trainers, who more often than not have just entered the alt scene. Despite enjoying raves with their trainers, overexertion can lead to them wishing for a calmer scene at home.

The belt of Qwilchoke hides under its spiky gut, which it's embarrassed by. If a Pokémon or human makes fun of it, Qwilchoke will chase them down to slam its belly against them.

Teddichoke can be found in the Kitakami region, assisting with the production of mochi. Teddichoke exhibit lots of enthusiasm when mochi pounding, and is prone to create messes.

Delieal are often found around the holidays, singing songs to any human that is within earshot of them. No one can understand what a Delieal is singing, but many often feel happy upon hearing them.

Delichamp help make the holidays a time of joy by delivering presents from region to region. Thanks to their four arms and increased muscle mass, Delichamp can carry bags filled with half a region's worth of gifts.

Towns covered in graffiti have most likely been visited by Smearvern. They will paint over anything they don't like, but what exactly makes Smearvern upset is unclear.

Smearchamp makes the most of its four arms, able to make paintings in a few seconds. The art made is highly sought after, so much so that Team Rocket sells counterfeit creations of Smearchamp.

The milk from Milax is so nutrient-rich that it has created a microcosm on their bellies. Milax prioritizes not moving to ensure the miniature environment is not destroyed.

The hunger Wynaut has for Liechi berries quadruples due to fusion. It will use its earlike arms to eat groves of Liechi plants if left unchecked.

Ambiziken goad their opponents into fighting them by taunting them. When in combat, Ambiziken use their tail-hands to sweep the legs of lighter foes, and smack them both against the heads of larger opponents to discombobulate them.

Fables describe the red wisps as the spirits of those who succumbed to the magic of Misram. Research has proven that they are actually just fire that Misram uses to light its surroundings.

Munchchoke consumes hundreds of berries to fuel its muscles and provide it with energy. Whenever it's not exercising, it dreams about its next meal.

Their tongue have been recorded to be as long as the tail of an Arbok. Lickilicky have also been recorded rolling down hills for fun.

It hides an extra-long tongue, causing many parents to become surprised when it drools. This tongue has been known to strike so fast and hard that it can knock back cans that have been nailed down.

Tanchoke lurk in swamps, acting as the guardians of the environment and the Pokémon that reside there. They like to punch holes in the boats of poachers.

Electricity thrums through the large muscles of Electichamp, singeing any stranger who touches it. In combat, they use their four arms to pin foes down, then electrocute them with enough voltage to power fifty cars.

Equipped with landing lights, Yanchamp help ensure the safe arrival of planes. Should a plane be going down, Yanchamp will fly up and use its strength to lower it safely down.

Gliseal screeches whenever it finds high places it can climb. Gliseal will attempt to swoop from these locations, causing it to fall onto the ground each time.

The tusks of Mamoswine are strong enough to crack diamonds with ease. Some pieces of Never-Melt Ice are chips of their tusks.

Poryterra are unique in the fact that the biome on their back is monochromatic. Older Trainers that look at Poryterra report feeling nostalgic.

Treeadier can often be found meditating in branches of tall trees. While they appear to be in a deep trance, they are hyper aware of their surroundings, and are always on guard in case lumberjacks chop down too much.

Carpenters use Treechamp to chop down thick branches from tall trees. Treechamp use the small hooks on their feet to hang upside down while they work; this is done purely to show off.

Groadier use their agility and leafy appearance to pick off opponents in forests while remaining camouflaged. They have enough skill to blindside Greninjas.

Grobre uses its arms and head to hide as a lily pad and leaves in water. Unfortunately, the stalk that sprouts from its top often gives it away.

Despite their bulky muscles, Grochoke are quite nimble and can leap from tree to tree with ease. A kick from one is strong enough to split logs.

Scepchoke can be spotted training by uprooting and moving trees. It relaxes by flexing in the sun, much to the annoyance of several Pokémon.

Blagle can be found in caves around volcanoes, using lava as paint. They seem to not enjoy using any color that is not red or orange.

The crumb-like feathers on its body make a crunching sound as it chases prey. Each pursuit is preempted by a roar that sounds like an oven door slamming.

Mudterra travel between swamps and marshes, constantly in search of fresh water to drink and mud to bathe in. The swamp water on its back constantly attracts swarms of bug Pokémon.

Mudcoon prefers muddy environments to evolve in. It absorbs the morning dew and slowly drains the moisture in the mud.

The skin of a Marshita dries out extra fast after fusing. It's very common to find a Marshita engaging in mud wrestling to keep cool.

With their large muscles, Swampchoke can be found playfully wrestling each other and Pokémon that are larger than them. To maintain their strength, Swampchoke will lift boulders or swim laps around islands. Some establishments use them as bodyguards.

Ralhita are rarely used in therapy. They will box against a human until they sense a sharp change in their emotions.

Kecadier often change their colors to appear poisonous to predatory Pokémon. They sometimes mistake other Kecadier for different species entirely due to their varied colorations.

The flames from Spiriram can reach up to 108 F. They find joy in blasting fire at small stones that are not its keystone.

Mawmel regularly opens up its hump to release the steam that builds up. The hump's jaws are noticeably strong and are used to deter would be bird Pokémon from grabbing it.

During the times of Old Unova, Lilchamp were often used by robbers to break into vaults thanks to their enhanced strength. While their tentacles used to snag gold bars, nowadays Lilchamp use them to perform tricks at events.

Cradily hides on the ocean floor, erupting from the sand to attack prey Pokémon. The true length of its body has yet to be discovered.

Cradeal often live alone, prompting them to crawl towards humans in excitement upon seeing them. Humans unfamiliar with how a Cradeal moves often run away afraid.

Should your plane crash in the sea, you might be fortunate to come across a Wailceus. Using its powers and incredible strength, it will push the fallen aircraft to the nearest port.

Groadier like to rest in forest creeks at night and atop branches during the day. Should destruction befall its home, a Groadier will always be found planting new saplings.

Monbre were often used in Kantonian tea ceremonies to boil water. This practice is still performed today, but nowadays Monbre purposefully increases flame size to entertain patrons.

Prinadier fold their arms to become streamlined, allowing them to efficiently hunt in the icy waters they call home. They get defensive if other Prinadier enter their hunting ground. Trainers are advised not to raise more than one at a time.

Bichoke can often be found around places where Pokémon rest. As they are highly empathetic, they help Trainers grieve the loss of their Pokémon.

Luxray build up so much static that a touch is enough to knock a human onto their back. They use their tail to scare away opponents and entertain Shinx.

Flychamp train in the desert, punching holes in sandstorms they make. Should a plane go down nearby, they will fly up and help it land.

Texts from ancient Johto describe the use of Zoroark as a spirit medium by taking on the visage of the deceased. Zoroark would do this to deceive humans into giving it offerings of berries.

Zoroark transforms into muscular people to deter humans from approaching locations it likes. If the illusion is broken, Zoroark will use its large muscles to physically intimidate whoever thwarted its deception.

Legends tell of Grouchamp throwing chunks of land into the sea to create microcontinents. Their control over magma ensures no one interferes with their craft.

Giraeal is often feared by its silhouette and mistaken for other kinds of Pokémon. Those who interact with a Giraeal note that it is silly and cute, often pouncing on shadows.

Darkbok uses the pattern on its hood to scare people into a fitful nightmare. Those who experience this nightmare, however, report having blissful dreams for weeks afterwards.

Darktei is said to cross paths with humans who are scarred from volcanic eruptions. It will roar at night, soothing the nightmares those people might suffer from.

Many believe the orbs around its tail are the souls of those who pass during sleep. Research has shown that the wisps are actually used by Darkmo-o to lull people into a calming sleep.

Darkchamp are quiet protectors, often lurking in the shadows of alleyways. Towns with Darkchamp in them report lower crime rates.

The webbing from Reshidos is sought after for its high warmth retention. Reshidos only lets those it trusts harvest its web.

Reshiniclus enjoy smacking rocks with their hands, scorching them with blistering heat. They display the ability to change how hot their body gets, allowing it to embrace their Trainers without harm.

According to ancient texts, Reshilurk were guardians of volcanoes. These same texts describe that Reshilurk uses their massive torches to incinerate threats and direct flowing lava.

Using its hands, Reshichoke can manifest Blue Flare and Fusion Flare into orbs of intense heat to be thrown. The belt it wears helps keep Reshichoke from burning itself.

Rosechoke dance around their opponents, using a sweet scent to lull their opponents into a sleepy stupor. They will then swiftly slice their opponents down with their sword, whereupon Rosechoke await applause and cheers after a successful battle.

Lopchoke can be found busking along busy streets, performing magic tricks. While the audience is dazzled by flashy tricks and the occasional flex, their berries and Pokédollars end up hidden in Lopchoke's soft ear tufts.

Rosect can be found amassing devices into its body, powering up with each one. Whenever new technology is developed, precautions must be taken to ensure Rosect does not come into contact with it.

Reunidile can be found in the desert, feasting upon candy they steal from travelers. The popularity of Reunidile and their nature has seen a selection of gummy candies produced, modeled after them.

Whimsinine are often used to herd flocks of Mareep and Wooloo. Studies have shown that they do not like living in heavy urban areas.

Litnoir are often conflicted between ferrying spirits and devouring them. The brighter their flame and the more melted their wax, the more upset they are. Sometimes Litnoir take their anger out on gravestones.

Chandeleal often appears to those who are freezing in the snow. Whether it seeks to guide humans to their home or wait to steal their dying breath is still debated today.

Goluram are powered by an energy source that enables them to fly as fast as a jet. They are fierce protectors and will turn adversaries into char with little hesitation.

Its haunting visage mixed with the jangling of its keys often scares people away. Recent research has revealed that it shakes its keys to show fondness or appreciation.

In days of old, it would act as a guard dog in prisons. The modern age has rendered its job obsolete, but they can now be found often helping in small-town motels.

Mimiram can be spotted in parades and festivals, performing with other humans and Pokémon. Due to its large costume, opponents have a hard time hitting its true self.

Many Mimichamp can be found on dark carnival nights, telling stories about Pikachu through puppet performances. Researchers wonder if this is the closest anyone will get to seeing what's under the cloth.

Caverns that Deiram reside in often glow a dark magenta color thanks to their tails. This doesn't help Deiram, since they cannot see anything.

The fur on its head often covers up its eyes. If you have a Deieal, expect to hear loud bumps as it tries to navigate its surroundings.

It's easy to tell when Zweiram are nearby as their two heads are always growling or snapping at each other. It's common to see one head with burn marks on its cheek.

Each head of a Hyans exhibit different personalities. While the other two heads each display a different emotion, the middle head is always irritably hungry.

Hyram lashes out without reason at anything it doesn't like. Whenever it rampages, it wreaks extreme levels of destruction with the intense flames from its heads.

In Hoenn legend, Latios worked with legendary Trainers to maintain peace among the islands. Streaks in the sky are most likely them, searching for new Trainers to ally with.

According to recovered documents, Ninechoke were used in ancient Hisui as early tailors. The shed fur from their tails retains heat for hours, making them essential in mountainous towns.

It is said that when three shooting stars collide, a Jinaught is created. The constellations on its shell can be used to predict future meteor showers.

Rioleon are used to break ice blocks to ensure safe travels for ships. Should they notice their Trainer feeling distressed, they will embrace them tightly in their fur.

Wailadier can often be spotted around lighthouses, ensuring the safe travels of its keepers. Sailors' stories tell of Wailadier that used its bubbles to lift a sinking ship back to the surface.

Lunaught have a hatred of bullies and are often seen protecting the small and helpless. It wields electricity like a crowbar and crackles it to scare off threats.

Lubre find great joy in putting their tail in water and sending out a shock. Since this is a great way to ionize water, they are often utilized by chemists.

Traprai can only be found in desert and mesa-like areas. The sand it generates is used to cure insomnia.

Driflgoose is considered a scourge at parties and special events. This is because it harbors a hatred against balloons, and will try to challenge them to fights. Ironically, it has a fear of balloons popping.

Shroomel stores spores in its hump and will periodically emit them as it travels. These spores are high in nutrients and are sought after by biologists.

Shupchoke keep their muscles large by feeding on the negative emotions of rage and contempt. In the present, they are occasionally confused with cosplayers, as their sheet bodies are easy to replicate.

In urban areas on fall festive nights, Shupchamp can be spotted wreaking havoc. They have been known to steal multiple containers of candy from children, feeding on the anguish and frustration these acts inflict.

Cottonbre can be found staring longingly at bodies of water. If it gets wet, the cotton of a Cottonbre will weigh it down. Trainers who care for one must be gentle when brushing its cotton, as it's quite sensitive.

The fluff of Cottonscoon is said to be both incredibly strong and soft. They hold deep disdain for those who pluck from it.

Sablgar live on cliffs by caves, allowing it to glide into mines to eat gems. They use the quartz in their membrane to blind potential predators.

The crystal covering the Sablswine's eyes allows it to see clearly through even the harshest blizzards. Trainers are warned to be careful not to startle Sablswine, as their ruby tusks can cut through boulders with ease.

When mudslides affect mining operations, Sablpert are brought in to find ore swept away. Trainers must be confident when handling Sablpert, as they might just eat the ore they are meant to recover.

Sablking travels the world, seeking the tastiest gems to snack on. Using powerful muscles, Sablking carries a massive ruby wherever it goes. To try to steal this gemstone would be a fool's errand.

Folklore tells of Sablnape setting villages on fire with its diamond staff if not appeased. The story says coins it rides on consists of past tributes by villages to be spared.

The shield Sablkia wields is carved out of a gargantuan ruby that took eons to form. The pocket of space in the center is rumored to hold its hoard of treasure.

Sablram endlessly search for perfectly-cut gems to add to their tails. However, they will then melt these gems by heating up their body, reforming them into irregular shapes. It is not yet fully known why they do this.

Sablgrigus disguise themselves as treasure chests, attacking explorers who try to open them. They can be appeased by feeding them golden nuggets.

Sablrua will sneak into caves alongside miners. If it spots a large gem on the ground, it will lie on it and disguise itself as a pile of rocks, so it can eat it later without interruption.

Sabltik are considered pests for jewelry stores. They nibble on gems, causing the stones to buckle in their settings. This leads to lost gemstones.

Sablxen often use their twigs to turn normal rocks into gemstones. Gems produced this way are said to be harder than diamonds.

The coins on the neck of a Sabladier fall off as it hops around caves. It's a common belief that acquiring one of these coins brings good luck.

Sabliper will fly long distances to stash the treasure it has stolen. Those who are superstitious believe that if one of its coins drops onto their head, they'll have good luck.

Towns by caverns often tell stories about Sablgoose to scare children and keep them away from the caves. When Sablgoose drag their claws along the rocky walls, it creates a horrid sound.

The gems that hang from the wings of Sablbat jingle as they fly. Due to the shape of their eyes, aristocrats often gift Sablbat for romantic occasions.

When Sablnine shake their bodies, there's a chance one of its gems will fall off. These gems are warm to the touch and are often used in high-end plates and other dishes.

Sablder can be found in underwater caves, making pearls. If threatened, they can launch their pearl using their tongue.

Venibre are considered a blight in Pinwheel Forest. After consuming river moss, they destroy the rocks it grew on, causing an increase in bank erosion.

Scolieon can be found near bodies of polluted water. Not only do they enjoy swimming in pollution, but they also absorb it, leaving clean water behind.

The yellow leaves that grow on a Scolisaur are used in a powerful remedy. Unfortunately, due to its aggressiveness, safely acquiring the leaves is near-impossible.

Oddeal are often found hiding in budding gardens. Some say that finding one means you have a green thumb and will be blessed with bright flowers and a bountiful harvest.

Trubxen can be found playing in dumpsters. Despite their proclivity to play in garbage, they can be found alongside volunteers using their twig to spear loose trash found on the street.

Caradier often leap out at parked boats, eager to tear them to pieces. Despite their high speed and fearsome bite, they are easily spooked by a boat's horn.

In the past, Carbre were used by pirates to steal treasure. Studies confirm that the Remoraid they wield are not harmed by Carbre.

The bubbles on the backs of Sharptile can provide oxygen to people who are drowning. It will only give to those who respect smaller fish Pokémon.

Sharpert creates sandbanks to beach boats, allowing it to easily attack the freshly stranded passengers. Its skin dries out quickly, and some Trainers put mud on it to keep it cool if out of water.

Sharpleon use their large anchor to break through the hulls of ships that enter their territory. If they can lead a boat into an iceberg, they become filled with joy.

Sharpgoose can swim at speeds up to 100MPH. Sharpgoose are vain and highly competitive, often leading them to challenge boats and larger Pokémon to races.

Many Trechoke seem to have come to a compromise with logging companies. At the discretion of Trechoke, only certain trees are cut down. Those who break this deal get punched into the nearest tree.

Due to the disproportionate size between its wings and body, Noiziken are not capable of long flights. In order to get the berries they eat, they kick the trees their favorite berries grow on.

The ear atop Noibre takes in all manner of sounds. After hearing enough, it can let out a concentrated screech loud enough to burst eardrums.

Noinine can bark at a volume of over 150 decibels. It will use this to break rocks that have trapped people in caves.

Swabterra wander around Hoenn, providing a clean respite for Swablu, who bathe in their water. In return, they employ the Swablu to clean their bodies should they get dirty.

Goochoke enthusiastically cheer on their Trainers no matter what activity or competition is happening. If you see Goochoke, it is advised you stay three feet apart so as to not get slimed.

Vilechoke is often sought after for the sweet-smelling spores it emits. Rumor has it that a cologne made from these spores makes the wearer more approachable.

Necroeal can be found gobbling up any light beams it sees. When it eats enough, it claps excitedly. Trainers of Necroeal are encouraged to purchase an abundance of flashlights.

Dhelziken trudges along the sea floor, fighting all sea Pokémon that cross its path. Should a shipwreck be in its way, it cuts through the shipwreck in the hopes of finding something to fight.

Despite their perpetual scowl, Dhelbre are quite childish, finding joy in using their anchor to stop ships. Since their chain is seemingly infinite, research boats will use Dhelbre when they want to study ocean trenches.

New ship captains are warned about Dhelscoon when beginning a voyage. Since they sleep by docks, their metal spikes risk tearing into boats overhead.

Dheliper enjoys resting on the steering wheels of old ships. Maritime tales claim its call would foretell the doom of ships.

Trainers of Sandytile use their tails as shade on bright summer days. Those unfamiliar with tropical environments mistake their seed pods for small coconuts.

Sandypert can be found with family Trainers on beach days. They use their tails to rescue children in case they begin to get swept out to sea.

Despite being fiercely protective of its shovel, it longs to play with children in the sand, and will cry if left alone for too long. These tears turn into shells that shine brighter than normal ones, and are treasured by collectors.

Pachoke maintain their physique through a strict diet of tempura and rice. There exist tales where Pachoke turn people into tempura through their spores.

If a beach has a Palopert, it's encouraged to keep an eye on your valuables. Palopert will add anything it finds to its collection of stolen beach goods.

Lycanchoke frequent parties, which they use as an excuse to party and show off their physique. Some say that if you are lucky enough, you might find a shiny Rockruff accompanying them.

The strength Necrochoke draws from the crystal on its belt makes it powerful enough to shatter beams of light. As its strength wanes without access to light, it uses its sword to hunt down those that would deprive it of energy.

Jangceus can be spotted flying around the tall mountains they call home. If a threat approaches, they rotate the golden scales around their core to blind those that get too close.

Despite being capable of leveling cities, Luceus prefer to lounge in the sun, grooming themselves. While they can be extremely picky about how they're taken care of, a capable Trainer can quickly earn a Luceus's trust.

Carziken train deep underground, finding solace in the high temperatures. Miners use Carziken's kicks to dislodge large chunks of ore.

Venochamp are often associated with urban legends. Despite their large size, they are actually quite timid. The fluff of a Venochamp is often used in high-end winter clothing.

Chesziken cultivate spicy nuts during the winter, which are sought after by culinarians for special desserts. If Chesziken does not recognize a person, they will attempt to defend what they have grown with their sharp sword.

Braiadier can be seen working with Pokémon rangers, creating safe and controlled burns of forests. The grey coloring of their bubbles is often attributed to ash buildup.

The bubbles around the necks of Frogadier became soapy in consistency following fusion. It uses its bubbles to slow down fleeing prey.

Gretile live in marshes, seeking to protect the small Pokémon that live there. They use their sharp tails to slice through reeds and expose hunters.

With its agile grace and blistering kicks, Greziken is considered by most to be an apex ninja. To aid in sneaking, it can produce steam from its feet to create cover.

Farmers are advised to keep any jewelry and crystals far away from their land. Pumpeye will lurk in pumpkin patches and attempt to hypnotize the farmers into giving up their gems.

Despite their mischievous appearance, Gourziken are incredibly loyal to their Trainers and will guard the patches they call home. Should they encounter a threat to their Trainer or home, they will kick their pumpkin at breakneck speeds.

It is said that on festive fall nights, Gourgeist can be seen wandering pumpkin patches searching for people to take to the afterlife. Small towns often have traditions involving giving Gourgeist candy.

Gourno often appears in the woods at night to find and hypnotize lost children. Despite bedtime stories depicting it as a monster that eats people, Gourno actually leads wayward kids back home.

Its bright colors tend to deter trainers from catching it. To get around this, Swireal will often hide as candy in small-town stores.

Diners use Slurziken as waiters, using their superior smell to ensure food quality. However, a careful eye is needed, as Slurziken might eat the food they should be serving if they think no one's looking.

Some hospitals have begun using Sluram for their warmth and the ability to sense hidden medical conditions. The sweets harvested from its tail are said to have a calming effect.

Lomvern can be heard flying through the sky on warm, humid nights. They enjoy diving right beside boats to scare those inside.

Lomadier have been spotted more and more at surfing contests over the past few years. They are seen popping out of the water and scaring surfers into falling off their boards.

Charchoke builds up anger over time, causing it to become irritable and aggressive towards its Trainer. Inexperienced Trainers are advised to be careful when raising a Charchoke, and to make sure it regularly has a chance to vent its frustrations.

Luvscoon reside in coral reefs where they eventually evolve. Their scales are quite shiny, allowing them to blind would-be predators.

Luvgoose help Trainers express feelings of love to their friends. With a ribbon on their tail, they diligently deliver love letters. They despise people who believe acts of love are too girly.

Mightziken operate akin to human gangs. Should a strong Trainer defeat them in a fight, they will yield without question. While their bite is strong, their martial arts are stronger.

Linhita can always be seen participating in activities that involve a direct line. They have developed a dislike for boxing, unable to pivot efficiently anymore.

Casziken wrap silk around their legs to give more impact to their kicks. Cascoon often harbor jealousy at the free movement that Casziken has.

Seedziken use their exploding kicks to defend Seedots still attached to trees from bird Pokémon. Seedziken are strong enough to go head-to-head with three Pidgeots.

Coastal towns use Wingliper to send letters and small packages, which it carries in its beak. Wingliper sometimes mistakes gifts for eggs, so delivery recipients are encouraged to have berries to trade for their order.

Surcoon can be found in partially submerged logs and underneath lake docks. They long to evolve and skirt across the water.

Perchoke is often attributed to tales of great heroics and expert swordsmanship. Whether these tales are true has yet to be determined, but they inspire other Perchoke to emulate them.

While often found at sporting events, Plusziken can also be spotted at the base of mountains. There they do their cheer routine to inspire climbers going up and congratulate those coming down from a climb.

Plusbre lead groups of Plusle, acting as their cheerleading captains. When excited, they will throw their electric pom-poms up where they burst into electrically-charged confetti.

Spinine enjoys chasing its own tail for hours. No matter how much it spins, it never becomes dizzy.

Zangoose hold lots of energy and an intense hatred for Seviper. Trainers that have a Zangoose are strongly encouraged to purchase durable scratching posts so that it doesn't destroy any serpentine-like object.

Seziken train every day to defeat any Zangoose they may come across. The blade on their hand is coated in a deadly venom and is used to deal a finishing blow after kicking their opponents into submission.

Corpcoon are sought after by the elite as a delicacy. Surprisingly, Corpcoon avoid being eaten by humans because their claustrophobia prevents them from being put in small containers for transport.

Corpscoon are treated as an elite commodity due to how hard it is to capture one in the wild. Their tails can strike as fast as a gunshot.

Sphevee's fur often reaches the negatives in temperature. It has remarkable control over how cold it is, often prompting it to help those with fevers.

Due to their ability to float and their donut-like body, Spheown are often used in carnival games. Spheown enjoy when berries are tossed into their circle, which acts as their mouth.

Sphebok will use the pattern on its hood to lure smaller creatures towards it. Instead of devouring their prey, it will wrap its tail around them to give a hug.

Afraid of how others perceive it, Spheking often hide themselves in tundra caves. There it waits for a companion, either Pokémon or human, to find it.

They attach themselves to warm-blooded creatures to siphon warmth. Despite this, they can be pacified by stroking their small foreheads.

It likes to sit on its haunches to allow itself to clap with its front feet. The sound of this clap is loud enough to create breaks in the ice, allowing it to fish efficiently.

Sphebat are often sought out by poachers for their cute appearance. Sphebat will use supersonic screeches to break off icicles to dissuade potential foes.

Sphelithe are usually a parent's go-to Pokémon for a childhood pet. They embody both the protectiveness of a Growlithe and the cheerfulness of a Spheal, while being the perfect temperature.

Woobliper can be found nesting in seaside caves. They fly out on nights the seas are calm, where they can freely scream to harness their echolocation.

Skreliper can be found roosting on nests of rotting kelp. It can store up to a gallon of poison in its beak.

Abkyu can often be found due to its snoring. When heard sleeping, Trainers often find themselves feeling relaxed.

It will allow its trainer to hide from threats inside its faux house. It will then use its massive arms to repel any foe that may attempt to breach.

Victreechoke uses its upper body strength to swing from vines in its habitat, allowing it to reposition quickly and burn its enemies. Trainers have noted that Victreechoke all have an innate dislike of plumbers.

The Shellder biting the tail of a Slowno goads it into hypnotizing Pokémon and humans. Unfortunately, it also ends up making itself dizzy with its own coin.

Muno will hide in trashcans, awaiting those who incorrectly throw the wrong items in. It will hypnotize people into using proper bins, an effort recognized now to reduce overall pollution.

Blastchamp assist in smithies, helping streamline the work by using their strength and multiple arms to hammer and quench metal. Locations using Blastchamp report an increase in tourism.

Hypnoir often appear around burial sites to deter would-be thieves and grave robbers. They spin around, creating a hypnotizing pattern with their head and coin.

Hypkyu often seek out hypnotists and magicians to join their act and thus be loved by many people. The coin it has is a fake, and cannot be spun around.