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Exegguchan's heads often argue over decisions. It resolves this by striking its spring-loaded gloves with its mounted heads together, forcing them to agree before attacking.

Hitmondos's feet are equipped with large claws, which allow it to latch onto prey from afar using its stretchy legs. Hitmondos will attach its prey with silk before letting them go, later tracking them down as its excitement for capturing grows.

Sweat builds up around Hitmonform's body as it moves. With each jab, the moisture will boil around its fists until they burst outwards, scalding its opponents.

Electatop is often spotted around power plants, spinning on its head to feed on the electricity. When it is fully charged, it can power homes during blackouts; however, it is often the cause of them.

Zaplee is feared among the clouds. It can shower down lighting fast kicks that strike foes before they can react, often catching them off guard.

Meweon possesses untapped psychic powers that researchers theorize could make it unstoppable. Instead, it uses its abilities to create hypnotic body colors to influence Trainers around it.

Belltop will perform a festive spinning dance underneath the sun, it's said that their movements are able to help summon sunlight. When herds Belltop group up, their rhythmic motions are the heart of celebrations.

Suntop are often seen in groups, spinning together, converting sunlight into energy. They move in herds in search of more sunlight, sharing energy with one another. When night falls, they close their petals and root themselves in the ground.

Tynx will deceive its opponents using its danceing patterns to confuse them. Before the opponent can react, Tynx will suddenly turn these movements into swift, unpredictable attacks.

Hitmonsaur unevenly spins underneath the sunlight to absorb energy. The energy is then stored in the seed on its back, causing it to grow. When it reaches a certain size, it's a signal that Hitmonsaur is close to evolving.

Hitmon Jr. mimics the fighting styles of others while spinning on its head. However, it often loses its balance and falls over, confusing both its opponents and itself.

Hitmonthorn attach themselves to cave ceilings, where Trainers often mistake them for stalactites. When a target passes below, they drop down and spin at high speed, drilling their prey into the ground.

Hitmontox is instinctively drawn to light. Unfortunately, its wobbly flight pattern often causes it to crash into buildings and streetlamps, leaving broken lights in its wake.

Happirogue loves the egg-shaped stone it carries. If it gets taken away, it will become upset and will fiercely challenge anyone to get it back.

During battle, Electitop presses the tips of its two tails together while spinning on its head, generating immense electric surges. This motion creates a vortex dragging in nearby foes, shocking them along side a barrage of lighting fast kicks.

Porychan moves unpredictably in battle, changing from slow to erratic abruptly. Its sporadic punches leave glitch-like trails, striking foes before they can react and disturbing nearby electronics.

Milochan is said to be the most beautiful of all the Pokémon, drawing jealousy from others and provoking them to fight. It can jab its opponents while releasing a soothing aura that calms hostility, causing foes to forget why they were fighting.

Whimsitop is a mischievous Pokémon that spins through the air, scattering cotton everywhere before giggling and slipping away.

Klefrogue thrives on a challenge, seeking out anyone to battle, especially those carrying keys. If victorious, it will steal the keys from its opponent and add them to its growing collection.

Slasteel are too weak to lift the shell of their armor, instead resting inside of it, soaking up the heat during the day. At night, they will slowly shuffle around in search for warmer areas to continue their rest.

Wigglytop's fur is beloved among royalty for being very soft and supple. If not properly attended to, Wigglytop will become angry, inflating its body and striking with its pointed ears like a top.

When sparring, Orichan rubs its feet and gloves together, building up electricity. It will then strike with electrical punches while also moving with lightning-fast footwork that even high-level professional boxers try to imitate.

Regilee is often mistaken for a statue as it remains perfectly still while charging its energy. It then uses its metallic spring legs to leap high into the air, crashing down with enough force to cause earthquakes.

Trainers often mistake Regichan for an inanimate object, using it to train their Pokémon like it is a punching bag. However, it can suddenly retaliate with a lightning-fast jab, often knocking opponents out before they can react.

Regirogue is always seeking to improve its strength, lashing out at anything nearby to train. Its steel body allows it to shrug off any blows without feeling pain, enabling Regirogue to battle endlessly without rest.

While Regitop is not fast, it makes up for it with its devastating defense. This unstoppable metallic Pokémon spins on its head, gathering energy before releasing a blinding ring of light at its opponent.

During the sunny seasons, Vilelee's petals will grow and bloom to their fullest. With every step, the petals shake, releasing heavy clouds of toxic pollen. Vilelee will use its powerful kicks to disperse the pollen over a large area.

Swirchan is beloved at parties. Cotton candy taken from its gloves can be added to tea, where it results in an unexpectedly strong flavor.

While in water, Politop spins, creating a powerful vortex. It uses this motion to overwhelm its foes, drawing them in and sweeping them off their feet before striking with powerful blows.