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With its echolocation and naturally sharp senses, Zusol can locate lost or injured travelers inside even the deepest, darkest caverns. Unfortunately, its frightening appearance often sends those it wishes to rescue into a panic.

Zulord uses a type of underwater echolocation as it swims around the deep sea. Its sheer size means these impressive cries can disrupt sonar and even cause damage to creatures that swim too close.

Zuking lets out a bellowing roar for intimidation and hunting. The echolocation makes up for its lack of eyes and allows it to pinpoint prey, which are often too frozen in terror by its thunderous cry to properly flee.

Zuflame hunts after Zubat inhabiting cave systems. It attacks while they sleep, burning them with hot gusts of wind to inhibit their escape before sinking its fangs into them and drinking blood.

Its body is rather heavy, so it can only fly under its own power for short amounts of time. Its cry has a metallic reverb to it, which is thought to adversely affect its own echolocation capability.

Zupet's body is hollow, so when it catches prey in its mouth, it does not consume them in the traditional sense. Instead, it siphons some vitality via ghostly powers before discarding them out of the bottom of its body.

Once night falls in the desert, Zuile pokes its head out to find prey via echolocation. It flies in short bursts, leaping out from the sand to snatch its latest meal and drag them down underground.

Most cave-dwelling Pokémon will leave offerings of food for Zutrum to keep it from actively hunting. This is because the rumbling roars it uses for echolocation shake the cave walls and risk causing cave-ins.

Zutump flies slowly, but silently. Using this stealthy flight, it sneaks up on potential prey, latching onto them with its ghostly tail and biting down to drink their blood.

The sonic waves of Zuetta's songs are highly effective as a hunting tactic. It uses echolocation to pinpoint prey's location, while the prey itself is distracted and lulled by the song's pleasant melody.

Zudisc's main source of sustenance is the blood of other creatures. Its saliva contains a concoction that first causes numbness when bitten, before leaving the bitten creature feeling amorous for a short time afterward.

Zuhita picks fights with larger Pokémon as a form of training. As it tires, it bites and drinks the blood of its opponent to boost its energy, so the fight can go on for even longer.

Its eye has clouded over, leaving Zuatone blind and forcing it to hunt through echolocation. When the crescent moon is in the sky, Zuatone regains its sight for the night and becomes much more ferocious.

Zulrock's dual mouths give it a strong echolocation technique. Once it detects something in the vicinity, the two mouths emit small fireballs to singe its targeted prey.

Zueal hunts by using echolocation, crying out little chirps to find something to roll after. It is entirely non-aggressive, however, and its hunting method consists of rolling into and nudging humans and Pokémon into sharing their food.

Zulem's wings can only barely hold its heavy stone body aloft with great effort. Using echolocation to find prey, it struggles to flutter above them before dropping down to crush the target beneath its weight.

Krokoto uses its malleable body to slip in and out of sewers easily. If something comes upon it while scrounging for food, it transforms into a larger, more intimidating Pokémon to scare them off.

Krokopent can use the flame in its body to channel light through the membranes of its eyes. This beam of light is effective at surprising and blinding prey it has spotted within the darkness.

Krokosprout's strong eyesight and flexible, spindly body allow it to see and dodge almost any attack that comes its way, giving it a cocky personality. Its defenses are pitiful however, so if an attack manages to get through, it is quickly humbled.

It is believed that what looks to be its body is merely a spiritual extension of a haunted soul trapped in the shell. Some say the shell uncovers this Pokémon's true eyes to glare at those that have committed terrible deeds in a past life.

Yadile carries a mask around at all times, and has a sullen personality. Biting on the mask gives it emotional comfort, but gnawing on it too long will cause it pain, and create strange bite marks to appear on its own body.

Yachu's emotional state affects how well it can control its budding powers. It is prone to spells of sorrow, where it loses much of its stability, electricity surging outward chaotically as it cries by itself.

Yaffy's electricity generation is more pronounced in the dark. As it produces the energy, the mask held in its tail glows, and some swear they see its expression change on occasion.

Folklore says that should one come across a Yatler at night, gaze only into the mask, for gazing into its eye will show one the moment of their death.

Yaxio's sorrowful expression makes it seem helpless, but it is quite adept at defending itself. It lets loose intense voltage from the mask on its tail, its expression changing to one of surprise as it dispenses electricity.

Yaonee is a nocturnal creature, seen floating above grassy fields on moonless evenings. The mask on its head takes on a fearful expression when startled, just before it releases a cloud of black cotton to obscure its escape.

A crafty desert dweller, Yarok hides away and lets its tail be the first thing a foe sees. The mask at the end hypnotizes those who view it, rendering them motionless so Yarok can pilfer them or beat them into submission.

Yarunt uses a cloak and mask to shield its sensitive body and face from the cold. Trying to forcibly remove the mask is said to result in a curse that will haunt you even in the afterlife.

Yaboach has been seen living in muddy spots located in dilapidated old temples. When startled, it thrashes about wildly, sending out ghostly energy that causes feelings of paralyzing dread in those near it.

Joldle lacks strong poison, instead using the stinger on its tail to deliver a potent jolt to any would-be attackers. It takes some time to recover its electric power after a single sting, however.

Extremely tiny, it's difficult to see Jolgon when it invades a person's computer. Fortunately, the amount of data it consumes is minimal, so it is rather harmless.

Tapping the tips of Joltops's scythes together creates sparks and small bursts of electricity. It uses this ability to try and intimidate larger Pokémon that come across it while it hunts.

Joldile is a very clingy little Pokémon. It grabs onto others in order to nip them and siphon static electricity with its fangs for sustenance, but it immensely enjoys the hugs as well, so prying all four of its arms off can require effort.

Jolgey releases static electricity from its feet to jolt and stun small insects and other creatures to eat. Its chirps have a distinctly static-like tone to them.

Jolhoot absorbs electricity from other beings via bites. If it overindulges, it releases the stored excess energy in small electric bursts every five minutes on the dot.

A prankster with mild electric abilities, Joldreavus will swing its fuzzy hair like tendrils and smack others, discharging enough voltage to give them lingering tingling discomfort. It then giggles at their mild inconvenience and floats away.

It feeds on static electricity, but is fearful of painful repercussions from larger prey. Because of this, it clings to children to take theirs, ironically earning the ire of their parents.

The sticky webbing between Joltler's antlers is used to catch a bevy of small insects. Joltler itself doesn't eat them but offers them to other Pokémon in exchange for being able to suck static electricity from them.

Jolax lazily spins webs to rest in and hope that food gets caught before it wakes, abandoning the web if this tactic fails. People leave spare food in its webs to keep it from causing a mess by creating too many additional ones.

Jolia spins silky threads from its hands as it dances, forming webs in elegant motion. Artistically-inclined Trainers enjoy comparing the web patterns made by their Jolia.

Jolcada stays near tree roots, gathering nutrients from the soil while waiting for evolution. Should anything disturb it, it flaps its wings rapidly, creating showers of electric sparks around it.

Joleary drains static electricity from others for sustenance. It stores some of the excess in the tips of its ears, giving its strikes an extra bit of electrical strength.

Jolbat aggressively flies at targets, aiming to feast on blood. The amount of blood it consumes to be full is so minuscule, people regard it as harmless aside from the slight pinch of its bite.

Jolpede grabs onto others with its claws, immobilizing them with paralytic venom and draining static electricity from them. Its poison is mild, and the amount it drains is still minuscule, so Jolpede is far less lethal than it appears.

Timid by nature, Jolish hides underground and hopes the weak electric charge in its leaves will dissuade others from bothering it. If plucked from the dirt regardless, it cries tiny sparks from its eyes.

Jolix's fluffy body becomes more electrified and more sour in taste the more static electricity it absorbs. It constantly nibbles on others to drain them, so that the shock and flavor of its fuzz will repel predators.

It hoards shiny objects it finds, charging them with static electricity to keep thieves from stealing its collection. If it takes something from you, only careful negotiation will earn your item back without being shocked.

The webs that Jolmer creates are incredibly sticky and rather viscous. The layer of goop-like film around the threads helps conduct electricity, letting it more easily shock prey into submission.

Joltly haunts households in order to steal its nourishment from the victims within. It feasts on static electricity, so it's harmless to the residents aside from faint static noises and one's hair standing on end at times.

Jolzee puts large swaths of targets to sleep so it can more easily take static electricity from their bodies to feast on. The victims being fed on often report dreaming of spiders, lightning, or some combination thereof.

Though it prefers to remain motionless at all times, Ferrowoodo can defend itself by throwing the spiked orbs on its hands akin to shuriken. The thrown orbs grow back in a few hours.

Once Ferrockle has collected a berry, it uses spines to cling to a cave ceiling or high ledge to begin creating juice. Excess juice from the process may drip down on travelers passing beneath it.

The whisker-like protrusions are actually a pair of proboscis pointed enough to dig into solid stone. It clings to cave walls, digs into the rock and siphons minerals from within for its nutrition.

In order to ensure its safety while it evolves, Ferroelgon evolved spikes as well as a durable shell around it. However, the extra defenses cause its evolution process to take longer than a normal Shelgon.

Its spiky and robust body gives it adequate defenses, yet it still possesses a jumpy temperament. It leaves small pointed spikes behind as it flees, discouraging a hunter's continued pursuit.

Axeking's cranial dome grows over time, as does its intelligence. It's very protective of the dome, and it's believed that were it to be chipped or ground down, its intelligence would diminish as a result.

Axeown uses its tusks to carve symbols into dirt and stone to communicate with others of its kind. Research is still ongoing to decipher the meanings behind each marking.

Axeursa's tusks fall off on an almost weekly basis, with new ones growing shortly. It likes to smear honey on them before they fall, so it can easily snack on it once it does.

It uses the large horn on its head to carve markings into trees, denoting things such as areas with dangerous predators or particularly lush food stores. Should the horn snap off, a new one grows back in a week.

Axeveon's tusks are brittle and take quite some time to grow back if broken. It uses its ribbons to shield them from harm, often keeping them wrapped up when not in use.

When ejected, Axemuku's innards sharpen in response to exposure to the air. It uses them as a hacking weapon in battle, but also to chop at low-hanging tree branches to make fruits and berries fall.

Golegon is paired with many archaeologists to help explore and catalog findings within ancient ruins. On occasion, data about ancient civilizations that was never observed finds its way into Golegon's catalogues.

Golekoth has been seen in ancient ruins, doing little other than watching visitors that pass through. Some believe it is a failed construct from an ancient civilization, created with energy stores that cannot properly move its own body around.

Golebat can be observed flying set paths within the caverns it calls home, as if on patrol. It can stun and confuse attackers by flashing lights from the symbols on its wings and chest.

A small head unit pokes out from a large energy core in Goleladin's center. Quills formed from this same strange energy can be fired from the points on its head and tail.

Fletchfree typically comes out during the sunrise to feed on early-morning nectar for the day. Farm folk say that having one flutter by the window in the morning is a sign of good luck.

Fletchdactyl communicate with each other via vibrant and expressive dances. If the response to a dance is positive enough, the pair of newly-formed friends will go hunt together to solidify their new alliance.

Urban areas are seeing an uptick in Fletchtata populations, particularly in Unova. Friendly and prone to singing cute songs amongst its siblings, Fletchtata has become a popular pet.

Fletchsis communicates by poking its beak through its membrane and blowing small bubbles. The bubbles create tiny versions of Fletchsis's cry when they pop.

If Fletchby flaps hard enough, it can lift its body off the ground a small distance and achieve flight. It often tries to snap at prey beneath it while flying, but this destroys its balance and sends it crashing to the ground.

Though it prefers frigid climates, the warmth from Fletchceon's body is enough to melt snow around its den. A Fletchceon habitat is easy to spot in the wild due to this stark environmental contrast.

With both its wings and legs still developing, Fletchta exhibits a bit of a complex, displaying aggressive behavior. It snorts out steam and spits flame at anybody it sees, attempting to pick fights.

Larvto's normal form is soft and heated, described as being like warm gelatin. When transforming, it cocoons itself in flames before the fire bursts and reveals its morphed state.

Larvdrill gathers in small swarms around the base of volcanoes. Highly aggressive, its rapid wingbeat spreads special pollen onto its stinger arms that it can ignite to attack others with flaming stabs.

Larvgey has become popular as a pet due to its soft and warm plumage and a tendency to cozy up to other, larger beings. It creates tiny flames when it chirps and sings to others.

Larvrogue is always training to hone its power of flame manipulation. Practicing in volcanic areas allows its growing body to remain at a high temperature, giving it better control of its fire.

When threatened, Larvslash curls into a ball and rolls, its body covered in roiling flames. Scorched trails can be seen in volcanic areas where rival Larvslash have fought.

Larvrachi are very rare creatures that live deep within the magma inside volcanoes. In ancient times, people would throw precious gems into the volcano in the hopes that Larvrachi would come forth and grant their wishes.

Larvmask floats around the deserts surrounding ancient tombs, clutching strange artifacts. During the day, it can hold the artifact aloft to channel the sun's energy and enhance its flame powers in battle.

Larvolett has been discovered within ruins within short distances of dormant volcanoes. Researchers theorize that old civilizations may have used them as warning signs, as it grows restless near active volcanoes.

Larvrunt is petulant and defensive, thinking others look down on it due to its size and posture. It's prone to throwing tantrums, as well as fireballs, at anything nearby when its temper flares.

When threatened, Larvnat shakes its body to shed many of the tiny hairs covering its body. These follicles quickly ignite after detaching, causing a shower of hot sparks and loud pops that scare off predators.

Larvgull make large nesting groups around the rims of volcanoes. Their presence is considered a good omen, as they will not nest on a volcano that has any risk of erupting in the near future.

Larvth is extremely possessive of any coins it purloins for its collection. To keep others from taking back what it stole, it will super-heat them with its flames so that nobody else can handle the heated metal but it.

Larvboach's body is covered in a slimy film for protection. Besides letting it slip out of the grasp of most attackers, the slime contains tiny burning scales that will singe the flesh of the one who grabbed it.

Larvwag is typically seen at or around hot springs areas in the wild, soaking in the piping hot waters. To defend itself, it blows red-colored bubbles from its mouth that burst into burning embers.

Golorb's body is mostly comprised of its large mouth, leaving little room for other organs. It is thought this is why it has a relatively small appetite despite its size.

It scrapes the edges of its wings across its skull to sharpen them into deadly points, letting it cut prey as it flies past multiple times until they succumb to their wounds and it can feast on the pooling blood.

The inside of its mouth is warm and soft, and its body rather durable, making it perfect for protecting and incubating eggs. Daycares and Breeders have taken to using them to keep especially precious eggs safe from harm.

Though it may look frightening, Golfree is not aggressive towards humans. It's large mouth is for consuming vast quantities of flowers whole for their honey and other nutrients.

It transforms its extended tongue into an imitation of its prey. Once another member of the species draws near, it quickly transforms back, wrapping around the hapless victim and dragging it into Golto's hungry maw.

Goleon takes down prey larger than itself by firing poisoned quills from its fur from a distance. Once weakened, it latches onto its target with its massive fangs and delivers a painful electric jolt to finish them off.

Golgon resembles an extremely old, outdated depiction of a Golbat. Its long tongue can ensnare smaller creatures, dragging them close so it can sink its fangs into them and drain some blood.

Goluna's fangs are retractable, remaining hidden from sight until it spots potential prey. It swoops quickly and sinks its teeth into victims, draining their blood for nutrients that will hasten its evolution.

Many describe the sights of Goltini shedding its skin as disturbing, as its head will protrude from within the mouth of the layer being shed before it can escape its old skin.

Goldrill are a highly aggressive species found swarming deep in cave systems. Their stingers are so sharp and their attacks so quick and ferocious that even Steelix and Aggron are wary of their nests.

Golrita is an insectivore, but lacks a strong hunting instinct. Instead, the beads around its neck emit a scent highly attractive to insects, leading bugs to fly close to or into its mouth so it can swallow them whole.

Though it has no visible teeth, Golret still "bites" others as a form of mischievous play. After annoying its chosen victim, it flies off to hide in narrow spaces, tucking its wings to help it squeeze in.

Should one be under attack by a Golicate, the best course of action is to aim for its whiskers. Extremely sensitive and important for maintaining aerial balance, it will immediately retreat if they are touched.

It hides in darkness, waiting to frighten prospective victims with a loud screech. Those who strike it in defense are hit with a stunning counter blow, incapacitating them so that Golbuffet may feed on their blood.

In the dark of night, Golring forages for its favorite foods, honey and the juiciest of berries. Trainers have been accidentally frightened off by the sight of Golring's long tongue dripping bright red berry juice.

Its powerful serpentine body will constrict prey, before sinking its fangs in and gorging itself on blood. Once completely drained of blood, it disposes the prey's husk in its gaping maw.

The orbs on Golsly's skull are filled to the brim with a toxic liquid. It drops them while in flight to debilitate prey and leave them helpless to avoid it swooping down to devour them.

Golord's eternally-gaping maw allows it to swallow large amounts of prey in a single gulp. Its wing-like fins make it a surprisingly fast swimmer, making it easier to prey on entire schools of fish.

Some Golord variants lack wing-like fins and have smaller fangs, resulting in reduced speed and aggression. These wide-mouthed specimens content themselves with floating around and swallowing whatever swims into their maw.

As a method of hunting, a strange facsimile of cliffside terrain extends from Golterra's mouth as it lies down. Once enough small unsuspecting creatures have gathered and perched, it chomps down and swallows them all at once.

Golki acts as a perch for Zubat to safely rest upon between hunts. Since its unique body makes hunting for itself difficult, the Zubat share some of the prey they grab with it in exchange for its service.

Should it come across a sleeping Pokémon or Trainer, it will stand near and protect them while they slumber. It inhales large amounts of air through its massive mouth and expands its body to intimidate foes.

Its mouth and tongue grew before the rest of its body did, making flying and hunting difficult. Should it catch prey, it gorges on massive amounts of blood so it can go weeks before needing to feast again.

Golseed hunts by diving into crowds of smaller prey and firing poisonous spikes from its body. It then feasts on those struck down by its toxins while the rest flees in fear.

The mushroom infesting it has given it a taste for tree life as well as blood. Once it latches onto a victim, plant or otherwise, it will drain all their nutrients until all that remains is a husk.

A nocturnal hunter, Golatone swoops about and sinks its teeth into Rock-type Pokémon to drain nutrients from them. It becomes truly belligerent and ferocious when the crescent moon is in the sky.

During its raging tantrums, Golape will pummel foes into submission before draining blood via its sharp fangs. Once it's had its fill of blood, it becomes remarkably placid until it becomes hungry again.

Gaining Golbat's wide mouth allows Golizard to blow out much more flame from its mouth at once than it could before fusion. As it breathes out huge gouts of flame, one can notice the fire on its tail shrink.

Golchoke hones itself in the art of grappling, using its incredibly strong arms to take hold of opponents with a crushing grip. Once it has a victim in its grasp, it drains their blood, growing stronger while they grow weaker.

Its four powerful arms allow Golchamp to crush most foes with ease. It fasts for long periods of time, as it only wishes to drink the blood of those worthy enough to give it a good fight.

Its wings are not strong enough to easily lift the weight of its body and the heavy Shellder together. Golbro does not realize this, and will spend several minutes flapping futilely before giving up, and taking a nap.

Goluk's fangs are no more solid than the rest of it, and thus are not ideal for biting and puncturing the skin of foes. Their main purpose is to help with intimidation tactics to scare off intruders in its domain.

Prey that wanders too near a waiting Golster will find itself seized by a long tongue, then dragged within its mouth before it clamps down. Few can escape once its mouth has closed shut.

The more bulbous a Stunorb has inflated itself, the more it serves as a warning to stay away. Even a faint touch could cause it to burst in a massive explosion of electricity.

It purposefully throws itself onto land in order to hunt. Pretending to be helpless out of the water, it waits until something attempts to touch it before jolting them with electricity, then flopping back to sea with its new prey in tow.

Stunto buries itself partially in the wet sands on the shoreline, its body tuned to listen for another creature's approach. If anything draws too close, it suddenly leaps from the sand and latches onto their face to deliver a painful jolt.

One of the hardiest and most tenacious species of the ancient world, Stundactyl was a highly opportunistic scavenger. It would wait until bigger hunters caught their prey before stunning them with electricity and swiping their meal.

Stuntres's flames make it look oddly graceful when flying through the air. It lands with far less grace, crashing and sliding across the ground several feet before stopping and lying prone until it feels like taking off again.

One of the hardest parts of owning a Stunbull is attempting to keep it clean. It detests not having mud on its body and will immediately seek out the nearest mud puddle to jump into when it feels too clean.

Photosynthesizing sunlight allows the bright, leafy parts of Stunfeon's body to generate electricity to defend itself with. After using its electric powers, its body emits a putrid, acrid stench into the air.

Stunlade stands with a limp posture in the middle of muddy areas until something draws near. Then it suddenly springs into a rigid battle stance, swinging its arms and sending bolts of lightning from its elbows at the trespasser.

Stuntang partially buries itself into the ground, letting itself remain visible while hiding its claws further underground. Those who try to go around it often step onto where its claws are hidden and receive a painful jolt.

Stunceus flattens itself out and reshapes its body to be as unassuming as possible, waiting for prey to step upon it. Once they do, it releases a burst of paralyzing electrical energy tall enough to be seen several meters away.

Stunx rolls around in mud puddles to keep its body coated and moist. If it feels threatened, it shakes its body to shed clumps of mud charged with its own electricity, jolting those the mud splatters against.

Its poor vision leaves it with a skittish demeanor. If it senses something nearby, it will surge electricity around itself in defense to stun the interloper and allow it to flee.

Stunmask's aggression is believed by some to be from possessing residual anger from a previous life. It gnashes its body at others like a set of disembodied jaws that deliver a painful shock once it bites onto something.

Very moody and standoffish in disposition, Stunsian loiters about among human civilizations, curling up in the most inconvenient of places. Any who try to move it forcibly will receive an angry shock.

Stunby half-submerges itself in muddy areas among the coastline, waiting for the tide to bring in potential food. If prey steps too close, it snatches it in its pincers and delivers a painful electric shock.

Sablgon hangs out in gem-filled caverns, often running into trouble with Sableye. The gems on its sides radiate powerful beams of light to defend itself from the hungry jewel-eating Pokémon.

Sablcuno decorates its glacial home with shiny gems it comes across. If it goes too long without finding new jewels, it may freeze other unfortunate creatures it finds and use them as new decorations.

Obsessed with the shininess of gems, Sabldile digs up and hoards them in great amounts. It uses its sharp teeth to bite the jewels and create indentations unique to its jawline, marking them as its own.

When Sablchu gnaws on crystals, its tail and the tips of its ears flicker and light up with active internal electricity. Anything that touches them while it's chewing will receive a nasty shock.

Sablffy consumes raw gems to keep the ones growing on its body sparkling. The shine of its jewels is also a mark of its strength; a Sablffy with faded, dull gems generates less electricity.

Sablring collects gems from deep underground to adorn the ring in its torso. If two Sablring meet, they immediately compare gem collections to see who has the greater amount of precious jewels.

Sablgon2 likes to collect jewels and decorate computers it inhabits with them, both inside and out. This becomes detrimental after a time as the accumulated gems begin messing with the device's infrastructure.

Feasting on gems helps the crystals on Sablchu's tail generate more electricity. If its diet consists strongly of a specific color jewel, the lightning it generates will take on that coloration.

Sablkrow enlists flocks of smaller avian Pokémon, commanding them to steal jeweled trinkets from unsuspecting humans. Every day, it rolls around in a pile of the shiny baubles, basking in its ill-gotten gains.

Sablzone possesses a special type of magnetism that allows it to pull out gems from deep within the ground. Removing the jewel on its antenna robs it of this ability.

Once Sablbusken senses gems buried deep within a cavern, it sets about kicking the walls until they crumble and reveal their prizes. It feasts copiously on the jewels, but always saves one as a souvenir of the excavation.

Sablziken's crystallized feet and fists give it incredibly strong strikes in battle, enough to shatter stone with a single blow. It lives deep within crystal-filled caverns, practicing its techniques by striking the huge and sturdy gems around it.

Sableon's tongue searches out and snatches up any jewels it finds while digging through cavern areas. The more gems it eats, the more its natural skin tone changes to match its diet.

Sablferno digs up and pilfers as many shiny gems as it can. It eats all but the red-colored ones, which it prefers to set on fire and watch burn instead. The reason for this is as yet unknown.

Sablmence's wings are made of a sharp crystal material, able to cut through stone and diamond when flying at full speed. It hoards gems it finds in its mountain den, creating a pile for it to rest upon.

Sablpunny only comes out of its burrow within caverns long enough to gather up some gems to eat. It has occasionally been seen using some of the jewels to decorate its ears.

Webs spun by Sabltula harden and crystallize a week after being formed. Many explorers are captivated by these sparkling, colorful threads woven in intricate patterns clinging to cavern walls and ceilings.

The consumption of gems helps stimulate Sablolu's growing aura powers. After eating a colored gemstone, it becomes temporarily covered with an aura matching the jewel's coloration.

Travelers carrying jewelry often become victims of Sabltump's thievery. It pilfers the shiny gems from them to decorate the stump it inhabits, entranced by their color and reflective nature.

The more fungi Sablras consumes, the larger and more vibrant the crystals growing on its back become. Trainers are experimenting with different mushrooms in its diet to see how many different kinds of gems it can grow.

When first discovered, Sablnat was poached due to its eyes resembling fantastic gems. Though this was quickly realized to be false, enough poaching had been done to cause the already-rare species to become critically endangered.

It swings and scrapes its claws against stone to the point of exhaustion. This is a training regimen for Sablhita, as it yearns to be able to dig deep into caverns barehanded and unearth the finest of gems to collect.

A vicious and greedy bully, Sablpig's obsession with shiny objects leads it to attempt to steal the jewels off of Spoink heads. Due to the latter's dependence on it to survive, Sablpig is often hunted for the sake of Spoink preservation.

Underwater caverns studded with sparkling gems are where Sablcanth resides. Its powerful jaws let it crunch down on the jewels as its favorite snack.

Sablobat gets nourishment by consuming jewels within the caves it inhabits. It sniffs them out with its jewel-like nose, which glows brightly once it has detected nearby gems to eat.

Sablamo nibbles on underwater jewels for sustenance. The color of the gems affects the color of its lightning; a school of Sablamo that have all eaten different jewels could create a colorful electric storm.

Sablrelp subsists on jewels found in the ocean depths. It breathes a corrosive poison that softens and melts the gems it finds and makes them easier for it to consume.

Sablmer greedily consumes any shiny gemstones it comes across. It doesn't appear to need them for nourishment, but merely because it enjoys feeling beautiful as the consumed gems float to its surface and decorate its exterior.

Though they can move individually, the separate pieces of Venicute prefer to move as a singular unit, following behind the leader of the clutch. When resting, the other five surround the sixth to protect it from harm.

Venitung's strong stomach lets it consume even the most poisonous of mushrooms. The digestion helps give the venom in its claws and stingers even more potency.

Venihorn has a feisty personality and will charge horn-first at anything with little provocation. The horn contains a mild venom that weakens the muscles of anything that gets stung.

A solitary Pokémon, Venifree keeps to itself in the wild and eats from small flower patches. If confronted, it spreads a very potent paralyzing poison from its wings.

In battle, Venither moves with agility and stays on the defensive. Its scythes are tipped with venom, so it waits for the perfect moment to strike and deliver a painful dose to its foe.

Venisir's venom is mild, but its pincer-like stingers have a powerful grip. It grabs prey and holds them tight, constantly injecting venom until they're totally paralyzed and an easy meal.

Venima is highly opportunistic when it comes to procuring food: it waits until it spies another Pokémon capture prey, before swooping in at high speeds to poison and paralyze the predator so it can eat the hunted meal instead.

Venikrow has toxic points on the end of its tail and feathers. It uses them to poison humans and Murkrow in order to render them helpless and steal precious items from them.

One should be careful interacting with a Venigon2 on their computer. When agitated, it has a venomous bite that will degrade whatever program it nips, and could potentially render the computer inoperable.

It produces poison from the stingers on its tail, creating globs it flicks onto its antlers. It flings blobs of poison from both its tail and antlers when it feels threatened.

Both poison and electricity are stored and generated in Venichu's tail. Stabbing others to poison them is common, but even being hit by its lightning bolts will leave a debilitating toxin marring the target's body.

Venits is shy and not overly aggressive, but is quick to retaliate towards anything that spooks it. It uses psychically-launched venom from the spines on its forehead to poison anything that scares it before running off.

The potent poison Venitle possesses is due to its diet consisting mostly of poisonous berries and plants. Travelers often use it to suss out and consume dangerous plants to avoid getting poisoned while gathering food.

Venilup's prickly, independent personality causes it to lash out at anything that approaches it. It blows a series of bubbles filled with a surprisingly potent poison as a way of warding off others.

Veniolu's attitude towards others depends on the aura it senses from them. Weak auras result in it bullying them with its Poison Sting, while strong auras cause it to flee quickly to avoid a losing battle.

Venisis's membrane is made of a toxic material that is surprisingly safe to touch normally. However, if it is agitated, it will attack with its pointed horns and inject the poison directly, causing temporary nerve damage.

Venitik hunts tiny creatures by lobbing webbing at them as if casting a net. Even if captured prey escapes, the webbing is coated with poison that will exhaust them in time and allow Venitik to catch up.

Something of a step between evolution stages, Venipede retains mobility but loses some venom potency and the sturdiness of its shell. It skitters away from trouble, avoiding conflict until it can evolve further.

Toxic impurities are constantly produced and build up within Venizma's body, causing it extreme discomfort. It releases the excess by unleashing beams of highly concentrated and caustic poison from its body.

A unique type of poison concoction is produced from the tips of Veniras's claws. Normally causing illness in those it scratches, if its claws scrape a gash into a tree, fungi begin growing in the scratch marks.

Venipod acts as a two-faced trickster in the wild. If spotted by a larger creature, it pretends to flee in terror, then doubles back in order to leap at its foe when their guard is down and apply rapid venomous bites.

Venitty scrapes the spines on its tail across the ground as a warning for others to stay away. These points contain a highly venomous toxin that only needs a single light scratch to leave larger Pokémon incapacitated.

After engulfing and eating a meal, the poison glands in Venin's body go into overdrive. Once it finishes digesting, it typically expels a huge glob of highly-toxic excess liquid from its mouth.

The poison-creating glands residing in its head give it massive headaches if too much is produced without release. It is forced to bite and inject anything it can with poison to relieve its own pain.

Grasping onto a foe with its pincers allows Veniphish to inject them with a potent venom. It uses this ability to paralyze Corphish that are about to eat so that it can steal their food for itself.

Densely-packed tendrils form a swirled shell around Whirligela's body to protect it while it develops. These vines are quite solid, and can lash out and wallop anything that gets too close for comfort.

Though its weighty carapace gives it low agility, Whirlither has potent defenses and offenses. The blades on its arms and head are sharp and venom-tipped, and even its wings are pointed enough to cause damage.

When closed, its mouth helps complete a protective shell around its head. Timid despite its imposing appearance, Whirlibull will bite attackers with its powerful jaws, while also delivering poison from the tips of its fangs.

Whirlipass spends much of its time sleeping and saving energy. If its two noses catch a whiff of approaching danger, it tucks its legs into its body and rolls away to safety.

Whirliedge prefers to keep itself sheathed and avoid combat where possible. If forced, it strikes with swirling, circular swings of its blade that deflect attacks and disorient foes.

The circular markings on the liquid exterior of Whirlision can be shifted around at will. For self-defense, the core strikes these circles, which send out pulses of potent psychic energy on impact.

The eye atop Whirlisect's head operates independently of the rest and possesses 360 degree vision despite its appearance. It helps Whirlisect direct bursts of spores in defense should something attempt to sneak up on it.

Though its shell-like exterior is sturdy, Whirliwhirl must constantly shield its weak spot: the eye in its tummy. The spiral patterns on the top of its body begin to swirl when it nears evolution.

The circles on Whirlizee's body glow when it uses its hypnotic powers. When in danger, it curls into a sphere and sends psychic waves all around it to repel aggressors.

Scolidon's horn is sturdy and sharp enough to punch through solid stone, but becomes even more dangerous when rotating. Rotation stirs a poison-secreting organ within, making it drip with a deadly toxin that incapacitates a victim in seconds.

Scolilix's points and jaws secrete a poison strong enough to liquefy stone and cause serious damage to metal. It consumes diamonds, coal and other solid materials deep beneath the earth.

Pressing the circle on Scoliring's torso causes it to leak out the most virulent batch of its toxin. It coats its claws with this poison before battle, ensuring a single scratch will leave its foe extremely weakened.

Scolibird lures small creatures into its bag by putting sweet-scented treats at the entrance. Once they draw near, it closes the bag, which is filled with poisons, and traps them while the toxins take effect.

Scolitar's hard exoskeleton keeps its body well-protected from the elements and predators. The various points of its body can deliver a potent toxin to additionally deter those that would try to make a meal of it.

Scoliperior is surprisingly mobile, able to scale up a tall mountainside from base to peak in mere minutes. The rocks it launches from its hands get coated with a terribly potent poison as they're fired, making them doubly dangerous.

Scolivoir greatly prefers to be left alone, only allowing the company of a select few it trusts. Nuisances are held in place by psychic powers before being poisoned by just a touch from its spines.

Scolipede appears to be on the crux of achieving its final evolutionary stage. In this transitive form, it lacks full mobility, but its toxin and aggression levels are at their peak, making it very dangerous to approach.

Scoliter feasts on fear. It creates hypnotic pendulums that causes those afflicted to hallucinate being swarmed by poisonous insects, letting it feed on the terror created from this illusion.

Tybone eats scraps left from other hunters' meals, keeping the bones to chew on. Ordinarily timid, wearing a skull over its head instills it enough bravery to fight back against its foes.

Great care must be taken in raising Tydour, as though affectionate to owners their massive jaw strength means that even a playful bite from it could be disastrous to property or person.

The leader of a Tydoom pack is decided by combat. Because it is arrogant and a sore loser, some packs spend more time fighting over leadership than hunting.

The three different mouths on Tysly's head open and cry in accordance to its mood; more mouths will open and shout as its mood worsens. Because it has a bratty personality, it's almost never silent.

Tywick uses specially-colored wax and its flame to put on a more fearsome appearance to scare away predators. It can even open its "mouth" to breathe fire and further sell the facade.

When it roars at trespassers, its innards spill out in a threat display done to further frighten the target. It has a difficult time retracting its innards back afterward, however.

It is petulant and selfish, believing anything it wants rightfully belongs to it. It can tear open even metal surfaces with its upper jaw in order to get to something it desires.

Tygast likes to camouflage itself as a simple fossil lying amongst the sand, before rearing up and roaring to spook away those who investigate it. It has a poor reputation among archeologists because of this.

Tykoal will gruffly snort and emit steam from its pores as a threat display. Rivals in the wild will compete to see who can blow the most smoke at once to establish dominance.

It tries to look ferocious and intimidating, but fails due to its large eyes and goofy gait when it walks. Even attempts to roar at foes fall flat, as instead of an angry bellow, there is only a honking quack.

Tyeal views itself as a little tyrant of the cold waters. Though it has a roar that intimidates smaller creatures, its heavy body and small limbs give it poor mobility both in and out of water, hindering its attempts at pushing others around.

When its tail catches something, it drops the prey in front of it and roars at it in triumph. After roaring, it forgets about the hunt completely, allowing the prey to escape back into the water.

Despite its small stature, Tyranorb packs a powerful roar. The sonic boom created from its bellowing cry has enough force to send a Snorlax airborne.

If one spots a Tyranode in the wild, it is highly advised to leave it alone. Antisocial and volatile in nature, its angry and explosive roar packs enough power to obliterate a building completely.

Tyranchan's strength and fighting spirit is indomitable. It absolutely refuses to give up a fight, and boxing matches between rivals in the wild can go on for days without end before a victor is decided.

Tyranmime wears a disguise that flops about comically whenever it runs around. It is becoming quite popular in modern times as an entertaining mascot at sporting events.

Tyranmime uses a disguise to mimic a Tyrantrum and scare others with mighty roars. Once the victim is properly terrified, it pops out of its disguise and laughs at their frightened state.

Once a Tyrandle has claimed a tree as its own, it viciously fends off any other small insects trying to nibble even a single leaf. Its tiny territorial roar strikes fear into the heart of small bug Pokémon.

A massive prehistoric being, Tyrandactyl was considered one of the apex aerial hunters. Able to glide massive distances, it would descend from its home atop the mountains to hunt, devastating entire herds of Pokémon with each swoop.

With its imposing appearance, Tyransire aims to rule as a tyrant over Quagsire and others of its ilk. Because of its simple mind, in practice this just amounts to stomping around in their muddy home and roaring a lot.

Some believe that Tyrancargo is the result of a meteor from space impacting and merging with an ancient Pokémon. Analyzing the rock would have great scientific value, but Tyrancargo allows no one to touch its shell.

It is said the first Tyrantei hatched from within the planet's molten core eons ago. With every rumbling roar, it launches a gout of flame and magma capable of burning anything away to ash.

Tyranchu is a bombastic bully of a Pokémon, swinging its tail about to push around anything smaller than it. It intimidates those who try to fight back by smacking its tail on the ground while electrified, making a mighty thunderclap.

Tyranchu with alternative cheek colors have been noted to have lesser electrical capacity. Its behavior seems to be more aggressive than normal to compensate for this weakness.

Tyranslash's massive claws let it dig through dirt and solid stone with equal ease, tunneling through the ground at breakneck speeds. By the time prey notices it tunneling its way towards them, it's already too late.

Fiercely protective of its Trainer, Tyranvoir won't allow any to approach them unless they have proven worthy in combat. It is often a chore for a Tyranvoir Trainer to curb this tendency so friends and family can interact with them normally.

Tyranpardos's aggression is thought to have been unparalleled in the ancient world. Research into fossils and geography has led some to believe entire mountains were smashed to bits by its raging charges.

Tyranqueen considers all other Pokémon as its subjects, needing to be protected by a stronger apex being. Its protective instinct is well-needed when its kingly counterpart is near.

Cave drawings suggest that the oldest known civilizations may have worshiped Tyranceus as a destructive deity. The drawings depict it causing cataclysms across the world with a single bellowing roar.

Though its movements are stiff, its claws are strong enough to tear apart trees with ease. When it expels air through its nose, it sounds like a low roar.

Tyranveon attempts to force itself to the top of any hierarchy in the wild. Aside from its aggressive demeanor and great strength, its feelers will cause those touched to be instilled with a sense of fear and submission towards it.

Tyranking is a brutal tyrant of a Pokémon intent on subjugating all others beneath its power and rule. The only way to keep it in check is with the presence of a queenly counterpart.

Touching one of Tyrantales's tails without permission is an unforgivable offense in its eyes. It will chase a perpetrator unceasingly across entire regions just to crush them for defiling it.

Tyrantrum lies prone, pretending to be mere skeletal remains until hapless prey wanders near and it springs into action. Its bones are as solid as steel, and even if it were knocked apart, it would reform itself shortly.

Tyranty pulls up its loose skin and stomps the ground as a gesture of dominance. It will attempt to use its jaws to tear apart anything that doesn't show it the proper respect after this display.

Tyranchoke tears down entire trees just to fashion a part of the trunk into a sturdy club to wield. The club serves as a way to intimidate and bully lesser creatures into submitting to its immense power.

According to research, Tyranlem's mating habits coincided with its yearly shedding of its stone shell. Fossil records indicate the shed stones were used to nest the vulnerable young.

Its top speed is mediocre, but Tyranta's legs are deceptively strong. It stuns much larger foes with powerful kicks, then fries them with a bellowing roar that releases a wave of flame.

Though Tyrantoise's water cannon can only fire in single shots rather than a constant stream, these blasts of water are viciously powerful. A single shot of water from it can pierce straight through an entire mountainside.

Snomime's body is wracked with perpetual chills, so it usually keeps its arms wrapped around itself. For defense, it can use miming to set up walls of solid ice in front of it.

The eggshell-like cloak around its body keeps it warm even among the most frigid of temperatures. It's not uncommon to see Snopi happily dancing about in the middle of snowstorms.

Snonub skitters around frozen areas, sniffing out chunks of ice to bring back to its den. It's not yet known what criteria it uses for judging which pieces of ice are worth retrieving.

Snoshrew's cloak retains heat excellently, helping keep it warm during the frigid winters it endures on the icy peaks it calls home. Snoshrew only ever shares or swaps its cloak with its mate or young.

Snokip entertains itself by rolling up the biggest snowball it can create, before seeing how far it can headbutt it into the air. Unsuspecting travelers have been regularly pelted by accident by Snokip's hijinks.

Snolia dances and prances about in heavy snow, using its psychic powers to lift the snow it kicks up and create a powder of snow around it for aesthetics. Group performances are rare, but especially dazzling to behold.

Snopunny is often found crouching in large snowbanks, attempting to keep a small profile. If spotted, it grabs clumps of snow with its ears and lobs snowballs at its observer before fleeing.

Snolie is a colony of Snorunt that commandeered the hollowed remains of a Glalie for added protection. Using their ice powers in conjunction lets them create potent blizzards to defend themselves.

Snoful's cloak is soft and fluffy to touch, though Snoful itself doesn't much enjoy being pet. Touching it too much will result in a flailing backhand that can send a person flying.

The dark parts of Snozma's body are sensitive to the elements, so it often keeps its wings tucked close for protection. If it feels threatened, it fully unfurls them to deliver searing light waves all around it.

The coat around Snoeal's torso keeps its most sensitive parts warm even in frigid snow, with the bonus of most people finding it adorable. It's common for Trainers to choose a hat they think completes Snoeal's cute appearance.

Snonix rising up from beneath the ground and baring its teeth has sent many a creature scurrying away in terror. This is just its natural appearance, however; it's not aggressive in the least.

Glados is a highly territorial denizen of the frigid northern seas. With its bellowing icy roar, it can freeze an entire ship solid in moments, leaving a frozen reminder of the consequences of trespassing in its domain.

Glaturn's antennae create shimmering light beneath the water that lures curious prey closer. Once within range, Glaturn flash-freezes its surroundings with a chilling burst of energy, freezing prey solid for it to consume.

Glatu marks territory as it traipses around by poking its beak deep into the ground. The spots it pokes holes into will grow large stalagmites of ice shortly thereafter.

When Glaceus claims territory, it instantly freezes over its surroundings with a chilling icy breath. Even the most tropical or volcanic climates will be instantly turned to frozen tundras by its arctic power.

Should the frozen mushrooms on its back fall off, new ones will form in a few days' time. In some regions, these icy shrooms are sold as a frozen treat for those with unique tastes.

Frosvee's spunky and aggressive personality means it is common for it to freeze nuisances solid. The ice it generates apparently takes on different colors as Frosvee nears evolution.

Frosbat uses its multiple wings to hide most of its face and body from view. Some think it is simply shy, while others spread folk tales that a single glimpse of Frosbat's face will freeze a person down to their soul.

A single touch of Froscune's ribbon is enough to completely freeze over a body of water and anything within. Froscune views frozen water as the pinnacle of purity and beauty, and reacts poorly to any who try to thaw out its works of art.

Frosoh can generate amazingly prismatic aurora displays in the air thanks to its colorful plumage. These displays are how it hunts; onlookers are so distracted by the colors, they don't see Frosoh sneaking up close to freeze them solid.

Solitary creatures that make their homes deep within frigid mountain areas, just a touch from Frosaur's ribbon-like vines will chill a person to the bone. It steals body heat this way in order to keep the glacier on its back frigid and robust.

Should a Frosidos approach you during your travels, be sure to give it proper respect. If it feels offended, it will freeze the offender's legs, leaving them unable to avoid a very painful headbutt.

Frosveon offers its ribbons to cold travelers, the touch of which provides feelings of comfort and warmth. The unfortunate souls don't realize Frosveon's ribbons are freezing them solid until it is far too late.

Frosolu senses the auras of everyone that comes near it. If it dislikes a person's aura, it breathes out a chilling vapor that turns the person into a frozen statue temporarily.

It only departs from its home in cold mountain peaks to hunt and freeze prey, dragging them back to its den. It's often confused with a Pokémon from the Galar region.

Frosgalge glides through frigid waters, breathing out potent poison that seeps quickly into victims to immobilize them. It prefers paralyzing and dragging large prey like Walrein or Gyarados back to its den to feast on for weeks.

When first discovered, the researcher who spotted Oddorb thought it was simply a malformed Oddish. When approaching, they received a rude awakening as Oddorb exploded in a pollen-filled display of self-defense.

Oddchan gathers energy from moonlight via the fronds on its head, so it is most effective in battle during the evening. It brushes the fronds back as a taunt to provoke opponents.

Its multitude of leaves across its body allows it to photosynthesize large amounts of nutrients. It also lets it spread large amounts of pollen that can aid flower growth in areas with minimal sunlight.

The color of the leaves on Odduna's head indicate its closeness to evolution, darkening as it draws nearer. To deter predators, it emits a foul stench from these leaves.

Oddpi likes to dip its singular leaf into the beverages of those around it. It seems to be sampling the taste this way, but the act also gives the drink a noticeably sweeter taste; those who consume it after report feeling rejuvenated.

When Oddpy waves its trunk around, the leaves at the end emit a faint and pleasant flowery aroma. Some can be found working tropical resorts, fanning guests with sweet-scented air.

Oddzone possesses a unique ability similar to magnetism that lets it manipulate plant-life around it. This is typically used to shift leaves and branches around so that the plants in its home area receive optimal sunlight.

Beneath the plates of Oddshrew's hide lies soft soil. On occasion, the soil on its back will grow plants based on what foliage Oddshrew has consumed, the flowers sprouting out from between the plates.

Oddinja floats around in areas of waning plant life. It emits a floral scent from its leaves and wings, but all who have caught the aroma describe it as smelling "hollow".

Oddkoth lounges among scattered seeds, picking at them and handing them to any passersby. It does this in the hope that others will help plant the seeds and help them spread, as it is too lazy to do so itself.

Oddtik clings to fruits and veggies, draining them of nutrients after sinking its tiny fangs into them. Because it tends to favor produce about to go bad, some restaurants use it to monitor freshness of their wares.

The steam Oddkoal emits contains a floral scent many find appealing, making it a popular house pet. As its scent is affected by diet, many owners swap advice on how to change the fragrance for the seasons.

Playful even with strangers, Oddyena loves to approach new potential friends and convince them to join it in a game of hide-and-seek. It runs off and buries itself in the ground to hide, only its leaves visible above ground.

Oddth can be seen collecting leaves as it roams, though none are sure what criteria it uses to judge the ones it collects. Occasionally it will even offer coins to others in exchange for leaves.

It swallows up large amounts of plant life in a single gulp, digesting over the course of several days. Oddin's leaves can be used to brew tea with a strong flavor, and an even stronger aroma.

Oddtoy spins and drills itself into the dirt near plants to hide itself, leaving only its leafy fronds above the ground. When not on high alert, it can be seen happily hopping amongst flowers and batting them with its arms.

It buries itself in the ground to sleep during the day, surrounded by scattered leaves it maintains a psychic connection to. If something disturbs one of these leaves, it immediately teleports away to safety.

Oddler spends much of its time napping in flower gardens, particularly during moonlit nights. When it absorbs a large amount of moonlight, its larger claw emits a floral scent akin to lilac.

In combat, Orichan's swaying motions make for an unpredictable opponent. A foe is never certain if Orichan's next move will be an elegant feinting sway of its wings, or a fist of flame careening towards them.

Much of Orikhan's time is spent teaching its young the coordination and focus needed to perfect their trademark combat dance. Though the child is still learning, it is capable of creating tiny fire tornadoes with its moves.

Orisea flaps its fins and swims in specific motions to stimulate its body and heat it up from the inside. This lets it spit out burning-hot bubbles and scalding ink to defend itself from larger creatures.

Despite its large rotund body, Orilax's dance routines contain a surprising level of elegance to them. Its perpetually-warm belly is considered a quite pleasant place to nap against.

Whether beneath the water or in the air, Origia's movements are twisting and elegant. With a single flap of its wings, it can create a rising geyser of scalding liquid to erupt from any body of water near it.

Oriwile's false mouth serves an additional purpose as a dance partner for it to practice its moves with. When the two pirouette at high speeds, it creates a small flaming tornado around them.

For Oriqueen, its dance is everything, a facet of life that cannot be lived without. It won't even entertain the thought of obeying a Trainer unwilling to dance with it regularly.

Jingling the small charms on Oriki's ring casts out a pleasant warmth in the immediate vicinity. Though generally peaceful, Oriki will ignite the charms and fling them at others if angered enough.

As Oritales prances around, its many tails swish through the air in a light and elegantly flowing manner. Those who attempt to touch its tails will be blown away by a wave of fire it creates with a single swishing motion.

As it dances, Oriduck controls flames elegantly with every swing of its wings. Should a headache strike mid-dance, however, it may lose control and wind up launching a sweeping wave of fire.

Extremely skilled Orinine can create copies of itself made of flame to serve as backup dancers to its performance. Notably, the two simulacra exhibit differing personalities and dance moves compared to their creator.

Oriorb dances around with twirling, flipping and hopping motions, each rotation giving it more electrical energy to work with. Once it finishes a dance sequence, it releases the pent-up energy in a huge burst around it.

Dozens of little pom-poms make up Origela's body, rubbing against each other to generate protective static electricity. It can vibrate itself faster to generate larger amounts and send out crackling bolts of lightning if needed.

Orifree's kind personality leads it to cheer for both sides of a battle equally when it spectates. After watching a battle unfold, it flies over and spreads a static pollen that helps soothe the combatants' tired muscles.

For defense, it rubs its body with the fluffy pom-poms to generate static electricity and shock those that touch it. If it should be caught without an electrified body, it can still always deliver a shock from the horn on its head.

One should be very careful not to anger Oridrill. Its spiked pom-poms make for deadly punches, but can also be lobbed from afar, where they will burst apart in a shower of lightning and spiked projectiles.

Attracted to sources of static electricity, Origey often winds up nesting around human laundry. Domesticated Origey are often seen around the house with an errant sock stuck to their fluffy plumage due to static cling.

When frightened, Oritata grabs hold of its own large tail-fluff and rubs it for comfort. This not only serves to calm it, but the rubbing accelerates its own electric output, letting it shoot defensive sparks if necessary.

Oripiny enthusiastically dances, rubbing its pom-poms against the stone it carries after every performance. It's presumed that this act is practice for nurturing and stimulating real eggs once it matures.

Orivoir loves to happily cheer on its friends' battles with its dances, but is a very sore loser. If a cheered friend doesn't win the fight, Orivoir stomps around and throws lightning in a tantrum.

Chipper and exuberant, Oriceus prances around others singing and creating floating pom-poms that follow its allies. These fuzzy orbs shower them with sparks that energize them and enhance their performance in subsequent battles.

Orislash retains a defensive stance for most of its fights, absorbing blows and building up energy. Once it's fully charged, it unsheathes its blade, wrapped in crackling electricity, and goes on the offensive.

Oriquaza absorbs ambient electricity in the atmosphere within the cloudy segments of its body. Once full of electric energy, the puffs fall from its body and become thunderclouds.

Oriki jiggles its body to rub its pom-poms together and create showers of sparks as displays of support to its allies. The act leaves a residual magnetic charge for a time, so metal objects are pulled towards it during these dances.

Shaking and rubbing its feathers together lets Orino create bright showers of sparks around it. It does this because it has poor eyesight, so the extra illumination helps it gauge its surroundings.

When finding a particularly good source of garbage to eat, Oribish cheers and dances, shaking its pom-poms about. This occasionally triggers its electric abilities and accidentally fries the meal it was preparing to consume.

Oriloud cheers on its allies with a zeal that borders on aggression. Though it means well, the sheer volume and intensity of its cheering tends to be more distracting than supportive.

Orieal rolls around to produce and store electricity in its fluffy body. If it rolls downhill and gains enough speed, it can cover itself with a visible barrier of lightning that bursts out when Orieal stops.

As Orisir dances, it clicks the pincers on its head together in tune with its rhythm. These clicks emit a faint psychic pulse that weaken small creatures in the vicinity, making them easy pickings once Orisir finishes the dance.

Oridrill is one of the more peaceable Beedrill fusions, but still highly protective of its nest. Should something come too close, the rapid flapping of its wings will send psychic waves that disorient and deter the interlopers.

The fluid on Origle's tail carries some of its residual psychic energy within. Paintings made with it instill a sense of calmness and serenity in those who view them.

Orioh can create a vibrant rainbow trail behind it as it flies. Those who view the colorful sight find a feeling of tranquility come over them, which lingers for quite a while after Orioh has flown away.

The swaying movements of Orieon's dance stimulate its psychic powers. It extends its tongue and wriggles it in a hypnotic way that compels those who view it to join it in its dancing.

Orichar's dances stimulate its psychic abilities and let them manifest further. When fully immersed in its own movements, a faint psychic aura with the appearance of burning fire forms around it.

It descends from the skies with a gentle and elegant flair meant to soothe the hearts of onlookers. Those that resist this relaxing aura will be punished for their insolence with devastating beams of psychic energy.

Oriki lets its accessories billow in the breeze to generate psychic energy for itself. It can use some of this psychic power to help unlock a person's memories, should they be forgetting something important.

The crystals on Oribink's body respond to the feeling of wind brushing across them. The stimulation causes them to glow and emit faint psychic pulses that disorient those near it.

On breezy days, Oritty can be outside, swaying its body along with the way the wind blows. As its tail swishes back and forth, it creates a pacifying psychic pulse that causes those close by to grow drowsy.

Though it has an innocently dopey look to it, Oriduck uses its wavy dance to inflict painful headaches on those that see it. This is a necessary evil, as the only way to diffuse its own migraine pains is to pass them onto others for a time.

Oritoise sways rhythmically beneath the morning sun, a daily ritual that helps it stay healthy. It also powers its ability to fire beams of psychic energy from its twin cannons.

Oriby are becoming seen more often on fishing vessels, as their scuttling dance seems to carry an allure that draws fish in. Larger ships will carry dozens of Oriby scuttling about to bring in huge schools to catch.

Once Oriler gets into the rhythm of its relaxing dance, nothing will stop it from completing its swaying movements. If something comes to disturb it, it picks it up with its claw and tosses it aside without missing a beat.

In primitive times, it was believed Oridle's sting allowed one to communicate with the spirit world for a time. Modern science concludes this was actually hallucinogenic effects brought by Oridle's poison.

Oriret have been observed attending wakes, moving at a slow rhythm before rubbing themselves against the most mournful. Those who were touched swear they heard the voice of the departed speaking to them one last time.

Orichu uses an elegant dance to stimulate its body and powers, and ends each movement with small showers of sparks. Orichu owners swear they've seen the image of departed loved ones within these displays.

Oripi dances about without a care, hopping and swaying to its own rhythm. Its dances often inadvertently summon a random spirit from the afterlife to its side, usually aiding it in battle.

Observation has determined the positions of Orirogue's hands hint at its preferred fighting style. Vertically-kept fans signifies defensive leaning, while horizontal limbs mean an offensive style.

The dances Origon-Z does seem to be an attempt to communicate with spirits in the afterlife. Because it rarely dances without glitching, the dances almost never commune with the spirit it's actually seeking out.

During moonless nights, Orimence swoops about its mountain home in twirling, looping patterns akin to an aerial dance. Some believe it is communicating with the spirits of fallen ancient dragons when it does so.

Despite the ferocity with which Oriflame can fight, there is an ethereal grace to its movements as well. There are tales that say some have seen the images of deceased spirits within the flames its wings whip up.

It expels stinky smoke around it as well as occasional piles of refuse beneath it. These spots of garbage are often eaten by Trubbish and other Poison-type Pokémon.

Trubdle rustles around piles of garbage, eating soft detritus and discarded foods. Its diet and habitat leave its horn coated with putrid residue that causes nasty infections in those pricked.

Trubvee often digs through garbage cans looking for both food and interesting trinkets. If caught rummaging, it attempts to give away some of its findings as a peace offering.

An elusive Pokémon, Trubew has been spotted on rare occasions milling about garbage dumps. It uses psychic powers to dig through the detritus and find junk it finds appealing, before teleporting away with its chosen trash in tow.

It upturns garbage cans to look for things to snack on, making it a minor nuisance to urban areas. One can avoid a bigger mess by leaving old soda cans, its favorite treat, outside of the garbage can.

As Trubreep feasts on garbage, its wool-like coat of trash grows, strengthening its electric capabilities. It should be regularly groomed and cleaned lest it become a massive walking pile of smelly, sparking refuse.

Trubird fills bags full of garbage and junk to hand out as gifts to passersby. It gets frustrated when its kindness is refused, oftentimes leading to it attempting to beat the refusing party with said bags.

Trubdra can be found wherever there's a high amount of dumped garbage polluting the seafloor. It spits a noxious stream of liquefied garbage at those who would try to clean up its trash domain.

Trubeon's extendable tongue is made up of garbage, much like the rest of its body. It needs to regularly consume trash to maintain itself, or it may lose the ability to extend its tongue great distances.

Trubferno has a hoarder mentality, collecting large amounts of junk and storing it away in stashes. It's quite greedy and paranoid about its collections, preferring to burn them to ash rather than share them or have them taken away.

Trubplup takes over small junkyards or dumps to live an isolated life among the garbage. If intruded upon, it kicks and flings nasty lumps of garbage from its body to repel the intruder.

Trubpunny is very self-conscious due to its appearance and nature as a being made of garbage. It takes quite a bit of gentle coaxing to convince it to warm up and let itself enjoy being near others.

The rubbish forming Trubat's wings regularly loses cohesion and falls off, leaving it grounded. It rifles through and eats the contents of garbage cans to help hasten their regeneration.

Trubnea clubs at opponents with its thick trashy limbs. It consumes and hoards garbage and discarded sharp objects, so it can use the gathered garbage to fire pointy projectiles at foes from afar.

Trubth pilfers coins lost among garbage and refuse, hoarding it until its bags are full to bursting. Some bags rip and leave behind its coins, causing it to continuously hoard the same bits of change.

Garbgela makes its home in a garbage can, subsisting on the trash thrown away by humans. When it pops out of its can, it is typically to drive others away, as it has a very grouchy personality.

Garbown plucks garbage from containers and uses it to draw symbols upon the ground. It's believed this habit is an attempt at communication, but none have yet discovered meaning in the trash's shapes.

It battles using assorted bits of trash fashioned into weapons and armor. Despite the shoddy appearance of its weaponry, it wields them with skill and precision in battle, making them far more effective than they seem.

Some of the garbage comprising Garbmence's body drips and falls off of it as it soars across the region. It needs to regularly stop and feast on trash dumps in order to regain some of its lost mass.

The garbage comprising Garbrock's body is so tightly compacted as to be as solid as stone. It picks up discarded litter from mountain travelers, using the trash to further strengthen its armor of refuse.

Garbcham meditates beneath huge piles of garbage within dumps, seeing it as the perfect place to hone its mental fortitude. Attempting to clean up its trashy home results in it turning aggressive.

Carnaw's propensity for biting things increases the more of them are together. A sufficiently sized group will go into a gnashing frenzy, capable of tearing a high-rise building apart in minutes.

Carbat operate in small packs to take down larger prey, but once the target is felled, all group cohesion is lost. Ravenous greed compels them to try and eat as much as they can for themselves, turning mealtime into a free-for-all.

Cartomp inhabits larger and deeper swamps, swimming around deep in the muck. Once it senses another creature stuck in the muck, it goes into a hungry frenzy and attacks.

Carts uses its psychic senses to locate those around it with the meekest demeanor to bite. It seeks them out specifically because it is itself too weak-willed to go after anything that might fight back.

Careon easily goes into a feeding frenzy, grabbing anything edible with its tongue and gnashing it with its strong jaws. During this frenzy, its color changes to match whatever it is currently chomping down on.

Carink's jaws gnash in time with the rotation of its gears. Should it sniff wounded prey, the gears go into overdrive and its mouths chomp at an extremely rapid pace, ready to tear its prospective meal apart.

Carxew groups reflexively sharpen their tusks as a whole; when one begins grinding against a rock or tree, they all instinctively do the same so every member has pristine and sharp tusks.

Carbink is able to sense when stones and gems develop cracks and weaknesses. Once it detects a damaged rock in its vicinity, it quickly descends on it and devours it in seconds with its tough jaws.

It's been discovered that Cardisc are highly receptive to chocolate. Ships now often carry surplus containers to toss overboard and placate schools of Cardisc to keep them from becoming aggressive.

Cartrio lies in wait beneath the ground, able to sense the vibrations in the dirt above it. It attacks prey from underneath, opening a hole in the ground for the target to fall in before all three go into a gnashing feeding frenzy.

When Carobat has sniffed out large prey, it dives and latches onto them with its nose before letting out a shrill cry. This call summons the rest of the flock to descend on the target and begin the feeding frenzy.

Sharpyu rests against underwater surfaces until something swims past it, triggering its hunting instinct. It locks onto prey and rotates rapidly towards them, each limb viciously sharp and capable of making deep, deadly cuts.

Due to its malleable body, its skin is too smooth and its fangs too soft to cause damage. That fact it has to mimic other Pokémon to be a threat causes it no end of vexation.

Sharpgon zooms through the waters at breakneck speeds, tackling hard into anything that ventures its territory. On occasion, submarines have mistook Sharpgon attacks for being hit by torpedoes.

Sharpto is a hunter inhabiting bodies of water within caverns. It isn't the fastest when swimming, but leaps onto land and scuttles with surprising speed, biting hapless creatures and dragging them underwater.

Sharpnite cuts through the air and the ocean depths with the same incredible speed. With its extreme strength and aggression, it is considered an apex predator of both biomes.

A confirmed sighting of a wild Sharpdrill is considered an emergency, due to its extremely violent and territorial nature. Nearby towns are issued stay-inside warnings until professional Trainers can come and successfully deal with Sharpdrill.

Sharpsaur fight for territory by using their vines to fling the razor-sharp petals of their flower bulbs at each other. The more scars a Sharpsaur bears, the more respect it commands from others.

Sharpmory jets through the air at impossibly fast speeds, and can cleave trees in two with its sharp limbs as it flies past. It produces Sharpedo-shaped explosive projectiles to launch at opponents and prey.

Sharpvyle is fiercely protective of underwater plant-life. If an unwelcome guest ventures too close to its territory it fights fiercely to defend it, never stopping its assault no matter how scarred and injured it gets.

Sharpziken is an incredibly vicious opponent to face in battle. It won't stop clawing, kicking, or biting at a foe until they or it are covered in wounds; a Sharpziken judges the quality of a fight by the number of battle scars left behind.

Sharptomp gains multiple scars over its lifetime due to vicious fights with rivals in the wild. When the scars ache, it applies mud on the wounds to temporarily soothe the pain.

Sharpts has a strong urge to bite those who swim past it, though its bite is rather weak. It tries to growl and be intimidating, but even a light retaliatory tap will send it swimming away, crying in terror.

Despite it having great hunting instincts, Sharpvoir's personality is sweet and almost childish. The sight of it happily singing next to freshly-caught prey has been described as disconcerting to many.

An aggressive undersea hunter, Sharpeon grabs onto speedy swimmers with its tongue, gnashing its teeth as they are pulled into its maw. Its tongue is covered with scars from biting itself during these feeding frenzies.

Sharpferno's tail ends in a bit of water that can be hardened to razor sharpness. Rivals in the wild fight viciously with these blades, gaining innumerable cuts over their body in the process.

It has an extremely aggressive streak and seeks to battle any powerful opponent it can find, especially others of its kind. Sharpslash wears every chip and scar on its blade with pride, as each signifies a vicious fight.

Sharpslash considers sunken ships its territory, and strikes viciously at any who would trespass on its home. It's known to be especially aggressive and violent towards Dhelmise.

Sharpveon greatly prefers a solitary existence, eschewing most types of companionship. If agitated, it whips its many ribbons around wildly, the edges of which are sharp enough to leave deep gashes.

Sharpuff's song carries great distances across the water, sending distant prey into a helpless slumber. With its quick swimming speed, it can snatch up its sleeping target with ease.

The edges of Sharpink's gears are extremely sharp. It fires the smaller gear from its body at distant prey, cutting them and allowing it to track them easier by following the scent of blood from the wound.

Sharpish grinds its sharp teeth together to activate its psychic powers. It immobilizes prey from a distance, and speeds towards it at remarkable speed, ensuring its target has no chance of escaping it.

Using psychic power, Sharpbra pulls together flotsam and creates its own small ship to commandeer. It often amasses a crew of other Pokémon, leading them with ruthless efficiency.

Phantbone defends lost children in the woods, standing up to more fearsome Ghost Pokémon that might prey on them. No matter how outmatched it is, it refuses to give up and abandon the child it protects.

Phantras acts as a kind and gentle guide to lost children in the woods. It places them onto its back, floats to the forest entrance, and gently sets them down before vanishing into the trees.

Phantgon are considered a great nuisance by families with children due to their tricks. It hides within the child's electronics, waiting until they're alone before filling the screen with scary imagery.

Although Phantomp is quite friendly, it has accidentally scared off many potential new friends. It rises from forest swamps, floating through the air covered in gunk, making many think it is some malevolent mud spirit.

Phantwig prefers consuming the soil around dead plant life. At the darkest point of the night, one can see a faint, eerie glow emanating from the leaves on its branches.

Phantle sleeps during the day, venturing out in the evening to let moonbeams nurture the plants on its back. The plants emit a scent that only Ghost-type Pokémon can sense, making spirits flock to it at night.

Phantlup loves to prank lost travelers, particularly children. It hides away in the dark of night and blows a series of bubbles that emit an eerie echoed version of its cry, in an attempt to spook them.

Phantgrigus hides itself against the gnarled back of the trees in its forest home. If trespassers draw too close, it swings open to reveal ghostly hands that drag them into its coffin-like body.

Phantolu's aura sense lets it detect the fear of children lost in the woods. It follows this emotional signature so that it may come to their defense and protect them from the forest's dangers.

Phantpuff floats around forests at night, offering lost children the chance to partake in some of the sweet candy from its body. Those who accept are believed to be cursed, and will become Phantpuff when they pass on.

A malevolent forest spirit, Phanter phases in and out between the trees of its home forest. It especially loves to haunt and torment lost children and hear their cries.

Trenair pretends to be nothing more than a dragon-shaped tree while observing those who wander into its forest. Those it deems a detriment are forcibly expelled by the ghostly powers emitted from its horn.

Every Treco claims a tree as its own, remaining attached to a limb until something disturbs it. It rockets down from the tree in response, mercilessly assaulting the interloper with ghastly ghost powers.

Trelax chases after those who enter its forest, making spooky noises and threatening gestures. If a traveler offers it food, however, it is instantly placated and will leave them alone.

Extremely aggressive, Treslash crushes anything that enters its territory as a show of overwhelming power. Rarely, it has been observed searching for and gathering up huge shiny gems to hoard in its den.

Treslash curls up in forests and resembles nothing more than a thick bush. It sleeps most of the day, but if it senses litter in its forest, it immediately goes on the attack and fires sharp leaves from its back at the defiler.

Trebite scratches its talons against tree trunks in order to keep them sharp. The bark of its body is said to possess healing properties when powdered, but Trebite is very resistant to attempts to acquire its bark.

Trerai watches over forests in secret, following those who desecrate its land until they fall asleep. As they slumber, it infests their dreams with horrific nightmares of living trees as punishment for their crimes against its home.

Tretios roams across the lands, flying from forest to forest to observe them. Though not overly aggressive, it will spirit away those causing harm to the trees, transporting them far away.

Ostensibly a guardian spirit of the forest, Trekoth's swipes are slow and unenthusiastic. The most it can muster to deter unwelcome visitors is a somewhat creepy wailing cry.

Considering itself a defender of small plant-life, Treish patrols forests and gardens at night, flinging leaves at potential trespassers. Though small, these leaves possess sharp enough edges to leave nasty cuts.

Very sneaky and sly, Tredo remains immobile and pretends to be a normal tree until it is time to hunt. It waits for unsuspecting prey to turn their back, before its roots launch it at blindingly-fast speeds to chomp down on its next meal.

Tretump uses its spiritual power to take control of trees at night, manipulating their branches and roots. It uses this primarily to frighten children that wander unattended into its forest home.

Bits of a wooden shell circle around Treor, levitated by a strange energy from its core. It manipulates these pieces both as projectiles and as armor when forced into battle.

Should it need to frighten others away, Treduck lifts off the head of its wooden body and levitates it around using psychic powers. It tends to get a headache once the head is reattached afterward.

Trechamp's arms are huge enough to carry it around easily, so it's rarely seen actually standing on its own feet. It lumbers throughout dark forests, ready to strike down those who would disturb the woodland's peace.

Tredash gallops past forest travelers with an eerie whinny. Superstitions say that it will force unwelcome guests onto its back, held there by ethereal forces, and carry them off into the afterlife.

When Gloode explodes, it releases a large burst of pollen from within its body. The putrid stench left behind can linger for weeks, and weakens plant life in the vicinity.

It cuts down large swaths of the most pungent flowers to eat. These flowers are what give its honey such a foul stench in addition to the enjoyably sweet taste.

Glootata smears the smelly drool from its mouth within the walls of homes to signal others to come make their homes there. Because the stench is so foul, it's easy to identify a home in the midst of a Glootata infestation.

Gloobull's strong sense of smell means it gets agitated by the stench of its own flower. When it sneezes, it sprays its sticky, stinky drool all over the areas in front of it.

The foul stench of its drooling honey is lessened after it consumes large amounts of sap, so Gloocross owners often keep them well-fed to manage the smell. This has led to a mild obesity problem in domestic species.

Gloopy can expel a stinky cloud of pollen siphoned from its flower out of its trunk. The constant usage of this technique for self-defense has led to the unique discoloration of said trunk.

Glooqueen loves to pull others into a hug and offer the honey-like nectar it drools out. The offer may be well-intentioned, but the pungent aroma of Glooqueen's flower will linger on the person hugged for quite some time after.

It drools honey from its mouth to lure in prey while it remains sedentary. Even if something eats and escapes, the magnetic content of its honey allows it to use its own magnetism to draw them back to its mouth.

Glooveon uses its ribbons to smear the honey-like drool it makes on those it likes. The drool is rather pungent but quite sweet and contains a calming property that helps alleviate stress quickly.

Although pungent, Glootik's small size makes its stench almost imperceptible to larger creatures. It marks its favored feeding spots with its smelly drool, letting other Glootik know of a good source of sustenance.

The pungent scent of the drool that constantly leaks from its mouth repels most undersea predators. Ships have taken to having at least one Glooedo follow them to reduce the chances of being attacked while sailing.

The foul stench from Glooras's twin flowers drives off friends and foes alike. The drool dripping from its mouth encourages fungal growth in the ground it drips on.

The parasitic mushroom has neutralized the organs that cause the foul scent of its drool. This allows it to leave sticky, odorless puddles around its territory to trap unsuspecting prey with.

The noxious smell of Glooadier's drool is enough to make the average creature sick to its stomach. Using its long tongue, it coats foes with the stinky saliva to make dealing with it in combat much more difficult.

Gloogeist waddles through the night, its torso glowing eerily from the liquid it leaks. Though the fluid tastes pleasant, it is actually highly toxic and should be avoided at all costs.

Many bugs are drawn towards the honey that drools from Gloodred's mouth. To ward them off, it dispels a noxious, cloistering pollen from its speaker-like ears.

It has a tendency to mark territory by rubbing its foul-smelling drool on objects it claims ownership of. The marking is difficult to clean and remove the stench of, making it an unpopular pet.

Noigon tries to hide behind files and icons on computer screens, letting out a surprised shriek when discovered. Said shriek is shrill and high enough in pitch to potentially crack the screen it hides behind.

Highly friendly and sociable, Noigey is a problem for urban areas due to the volume of its chirps. Even a small flock communicating with each other could blot out all other noises or even cause damage to nearby glass.

Noikip hides itself beneath mud puddles with only the appendage on its head poking out. The organ can emit an ultrasonic pulse that downs insects flying by, making them easy pickings for Noikip to eat.

If Noits senses danger nearby, it vibrates the appendages on its head rapidly. The movement causes ultrasonic waves to pulse outward that knock out those close to it, giving it time to escape.

Noiferno creates ultrasonic waves with a high-pitched shriek, disorienting those nearby. A bit of a prankster, it has been known to do this to travelers in order to steal items from them.

Noilup blows a number of bubbles when it feels like it is in danger. Upon popping, the bubbles release a small burst of ultrasonic waves that can be highly disorienting to anything nearby at the time.

Noiveon's sensitive ears can pick up minute fluctuations in a person's body functions relative to emotions. This has lead to the half-joke among owners that it can hear sadness.

Noiolu's strong hearing as well as its ability to faintly sense another's aura gives it excellent tracking abilities. Once it has targeted a foe, it will relentlessly pursue them until it bests them in battle.

Noilu is extremely friendly towards humans, often landing and resting on the heads of those traveling through its caves. If anything aggressive comes close to its new friend, it assaults the foe with debilitating ultrasonic waves.

Owners of Noitty insist that one will always know when it is feeding time. Its insistent, high-pitched calls resonate at an ultrasonic frequency strong enough to cause ringing ears in anyone within 50 feet.

Noiduo's two heads can release ultrasonic waves to disorient others as a method of hunting and self-defense. If it is not careful, each head could also disorient the other, causing a multitude of issues.

While fearsome in dim lighting, Noidon is deathly afraid of bright lights. Even a glimpse of sunlight will send it into a panic, boring holes with its horn to dig a hole or cave for it to hide away in.

Attracted to the scent of fungi, Noinub swoops through the forests at night, making nary a sound. It has been known to hunt Shroomish and Foongus at times when normal fungi are scarce.

Noiquaza only descends from the ozone to hunt on moonless nights. Under the cover of pure darkness, it frightens and stuns prey with a ground-shaking sonic screech.

Flying in complete silence, Noilass is a dangerous hunter inhabiting cold mountain areas. Many stories exist of travelers waking up to find their entire party either missing or frozen solid due to Noilass.

Highly sneaky and crafty, Noilass has an obsession with hoarding the most beautiful of jewels and gems. Security systems the world over curse Noilass's name, as it always seems to know a way around their defenses.

Intrigued by human courtship, Noidisc has been spotted often hiding close to couples on evening dates near mountains or caves. Depending on the couple, this is either adorable or annoying.

People were intimidated by Swabone when they first sighted it due to the makeshift scythe it wields in its talons. It's quite harmless, however, only using the tool to clear out tall grass to better pick at the ground for seeds and other food.

Clicking on Swabgon while it's inside one's computer causes it to sing a digitized bit of beautiful music. There's no set ending to the song; the music only stops once Swabgon feels like stopping.

The cloud-like fluff on Swabtini's body slowly grows over time until it covers it completely. It sheds the fully-fluffed skin within the week, and begins growing a new cloud layer shortly after.

Swabgey is a popular pet in affluent neighborhoods for their plumage and vocals. Swabgey owners will regularly get together and create a chorus with their pets' songs.

Swaba makes its home in forest areas with heavy mist. It uses its cloud-like wings to help blend in with the misty haze and hide it from potential predators as it forages.

Swabrak's webbing is made of the same cloud-like material that grows across its body, which thins out as it weaves webs. If it spins too much web too quickly, it goes bald and can't create new webs until sufficient fluff has grown back.

Swabtu prefers to hide within clouds or fog when flying to obscure itself from potential predators. Its strong eyes let it see clearly through these hazes and spot movement even from vast distances.

The fleece on Swabffy's head is the only patch that can be safely sheared from it. The fluff on its torso is crucial to ensuring its electrical circulation reaches from one wingtip to the other.

As its light body is carried along by the winds, small pieces of the cloud-like matter on its body fall towards the ground. These clumps are highly sought by Pokémon possessing a sweet tooth.

Swablax carries two sticks of sweet cloud-like fluff it creates wherever it goes. It has two different mouths, so each one eats from its own stick of candy.

The small hair on Swabts's head is highly attuned to its surroundings, making up for its poor eyesight. It likes to shower those it's fond of with bits of fluff dispersed from its dome.

Swabvoir is extremely popular for its melodious voice and gentle demeanor. When it sings, a voluminous rainbow emanates from the clouds of its body, arcing over towards those listening to its song.

A set of fluffy cloud-like piles of fluff rest on top of Swabtle's shell. Many small flying Pokémon take shelter in these clouds for rest and safety, which Swabtle is all too happy to provide.

Swabferno creates a larger, agile body out of clouds to make itself more mobile and strong in battle. With enough concentration, it can even ignite the body's limbs to give it a little more of an edge.

Swabpix is known for its melodious singing voice, but also for its short temper. Interrupting its song for any reason results in it igniting its tail and indignantly flinging fireballs.

It sings a happy chirping song and prances about when the sun rises. When it charges up electricity, the clouds of fluff on its body spark and rumble like faint thunder.

Swablass's docile and cute appearance is a facade meant to lull others into a false sense of security. When their guard is down, Swablass freezes others solid with gusts of freezing-cold air from its wings.

Swabish is known for helping plants propagate across the land. It carries seeds in its mouth and flies by flapping its cloud-like petals, planting the seeds when it lands.

Swabtump possesses a hauntingly beautiful voice, heard singing in the dead of night in forests. It uses this bewitching song to lure children into its home; those who do are almost never seen again.

Swabgull's lightweight body and wings mean it can only fly well on days with little to no wind. Flocks will band together and fly closely in order to increase their mass and resist stronger gusts.

The soft fluff on Swabduck's arms has a soothing property, making it excellent at calming others with light massages. It mostly uses it to rub its own aching head, though.

Swabra uses its telekinesis to gently lift others so they can experience something akin to the joy of flight. It's also quite proud of its cloud-formed mustache.

When flexing, the cloud-like fluff on Swabchoke's chest expands. Rivals will have flexing contests to see which one has the most expansive and thus most impressive chest-fluff.

It has a spirited and combative personality, always eager to spar with others. Because its arms and fists are made of clouds, its punches don't pack much power.

Swabler gathers up small stones to hide within its cloud-like limbs. When battling, it flings cloud orbs filled with rocks to pack deceptively potent punches on impact.

The stick it carries is tipped with a cloudy substance it regularly produces. It offers this up to those it is close to; the flavor of the cottony confection is powerfully sweet.

Swabdrio's three heads all possess the same melodic voice and love of singing, but do not harmonize well. Each attempts to sing a different song, leading to fights when the songs overlap.

Although fluffy to the touch, within the center of Swabnix's cloudy tail segments are solid stone. If it feels threatened, it won't hesitate to swing its body around and send an agitator flying.

One can often spy an Altanium residing in the middle of flower fields, singing with a melodious voice. The cottony puff around its neck spreads along with the breeze, clinging to flowers and providing them nourishment even in adverse weather.

Altagon2's digital voice is very pleasant to listen to, making joyful melodies whenever it sings. Many different media use samples of Altagon2 songs in their musical scores.

Every spinning swing of Altatop's limbs leaves behind a cloud trail. It uses these to confuse opponents by slowly enveloping and obscuring its battlefield movements over time.

Altaplup keeps to itself in the wild, finding solitary spots to practice its melodic singing. Its competitive nature makes organizing a group chorus a chore, but when successful, the music they can create is impeccable.

Altaxorus has a caring and protective nature. It shelters smaller Pokémon within its clouds, defending them from predators with strong swings of its axe-like tusks.

Altabat has excellent lung capacity, letting it sing its melodic song for over thirty minutes straight at a time. Its music echoes across its cavernous home, soothing the wild Pokémon and making them less aggressive.

Altaloud's voice is as beautiful as it is loud. Classical music is its forte, and concerts featuring it performing in locations with excellent acoustics regularly sell out of tickets quickly.

Goobone gets strongly attached to the bone it carries around. It coats it with the goop from its body to deter others from taking it, the mucus leaving it strongly tethered and difficult to forcefully remove from its grip.

Goosey eggs are soft and chewy, like gummi candies. They're quite nutritious as well, so they've become very popular in stores as a healthy treat marketed towards growing, sweets-loving children.

Though Gooreep loves to be pet, caution must be taken for those that indulge it; its gooey coat contains faint traces of electricity that will cause numbness with prolonged contact.

Gooursa loves to smear sweet, succulent honey all across its gooey body. Whatever it isn't able to scoop up and consume normally will be absorbed into its body over time.

When Gooidos headbutts something, the gelatinous dome bursts and spreads an immobilizing goop all around it. The slimy bulb regenerates shortly, ensuring its skull is always protected.

Though it has the appearance of fire, Goowick's flame is made of a gelatinous, slimy substance. It can heat it up to high temperatures to burn others in self-defense, though this causes its own body to begin melting.

Gooeanie absorbs nutrients from the water via gooey membranes coating its head spikes. It has an affinity towards Corsola, but its similar appearance to Mareanie often causes the Corsola it tries to befriend to run away.

It is best to let Sligon2 inhabit cyberspace as long and often as possible. Within the digital world, the slime dripping from its body is harmless, but in the real world it will quickly melt electronics and machinery on contact.

Slidum propels itself through the air by amassing and then releasing large amounts of slime to jettison it forward. The slime left behind is highly acidic for a time and should be left alone until it becomes less volatile.

It often gets picked on by larger Pokémon due to its meek personality. If bullied too much, Goode will explode in frustration and coat its surroundings with a sticky, electrified goop.

Though generally well-behaved, if bullied Goonaw will latch onto aggressors with its powerful jaws. Though its teeth are not particularly sharp, its gooey saliva is a powerful irritant and weakens muscles after prolonged contact.

Gooret wraps its long, sticky body around others as a sign of affection. The objects of this kind gesture are inevitably coated with gooey slime as a result.

Gootic is attracted to those of kind and gentle natures, compelled to give them hugs often. The slime its body generates seems to give a blessing of good luck while it clings to a person's skin.

The plantlife growing on Gooterra's back is always thriving with a unique type of fruit with a sticky exterior and juicy insides. It's a favored treat among young Dragon types, who flock to Gooterra when it travels near.

Goorunt's cloak keeps the slime its body generates from getting too excessive. Should it lose its grip, the slime will leak all over and cause the immediate area to become sticky and messy.

A loudmouthed braggart, Gooty is always ready to taunt another Pokémon in order to start a fight. The action that usually gets the most reaction is to lob a thick handful of goo from its body into another's face.

Regidle prefers inhabiting forests in dry or rocky areas. It uses a special acidic poison in its horn to melt down stones into a soft slurry it can consume for sustenance.

Regireon's internal flame sac leaves its body warm, as if every stone had basked in the sun for hours. Aside from fire breath, it can spit blazing hot rocks from inside its body to repel its opponents.

Most have only ever encountered Regigon while it is inactive, sitting still in rocky areas and not responding to stimuli. It's rumored that knocking on its various sides in a specific pattern will activate it.

Composed of sand and stone held together via a psychic consciousness, Regivoir can separate and manipulate its rocky parts at will. It's said that as long as its core stone is intact, it can reform itself from any damage.

When Regiceus stomps its feet, great stone pillars rise from the ground in front of it. These pillars seem resistant to erosion, as specimens identified as thousands of years old still appear brand new.

Reginch's rock-solid jaws can crush even the solidest of stones into powder with a single bite. It consumes rocks regularly, storing the minerals within and belching them out as miniature sand clouds to deter and disorient attackers.

Its heavy stone body is always tumbling back to the ground. Regiloon never stops leaping and attempting to fly, however; it's determined to soar above the clouds one day.

Regietta utilizes its sound system to play booming rock music. At max volume, the reverb could shatter the hardest stone around it and easily send intruders packing.

Regith gathers coins, shiny stones and other trinkets as it lumbers around, even physically stealing it from others if need be. It hoards them in select spots, and strangely keeps them organized in patterns resembling the one on its face.

Many scientists believe the stones comprising Regiatone's body come from different planets in deep space. Once a month, when the moon is full, Regiatone's stones will separate and reform in a different arrangement.

Once a day, the prongs of Regilrock's body separate and rearrange themselves into a different order. The gaps left behind during this process emit extreme levels of heat and light.

Regiby stays still for much of the day, often being mistaken for a statue or rock formation. It only moves once a day to go into the water and smash the shells of Shellders before eating them.

Regibone carves itself a club and helmet out of solid arctic ice to better survive the frozen wastes. The ice shard it holds is a solid weapon, and also lets it fire freezing beams in combat.

The helmet and ice club it wields have merged with it, making Regiwak's entire body solid ice. It can now freeze water vapor in the air to create an infinite supply of new ice weapons to battle with.

Regizing absorbs ambient moisture in the air and freezes it within its body to keep itself eternally cool and solid. Impurities within the moisture are expelled via clouds of chilling mist that can freeze those they touch.

Reginx displays a lot of haughty and self-absorbed behavior. Those that don't properly bask in its beautiful glory will be hit with a raging blizzard for their impertinence.

Regitwo's vast psychic potential lets it create frozen projectiles through sheer force of mind. Those hit by these shards have an equal change of being rapidly frozen solid or dazed by psychic energies.

If Regiown is in the presence of large chunks of ice, the chunks will start being chipped away by an unknown source until it resembles letters. It's unclear if this is an intentional attempt at communication or not.

Regiring marks territory in its glacial lair by carving deep claw marks in the sides of giant ice chunks. It fires out a circular arrangement of Ice Beams from the dots on its torso when facing down intruders.

Regigon2 can function while in its detached state, but reaches full potential when put together. Those that take the time to meticulously complete the complex process of building it will gain an eternally loyal and greatly powerful ally.

Regitar's core lets it generate a thick blizzard of snow on command, its multiple eyes giving it perfect visual clarity in the heart of the storm. It obscures itself to strike unseen and forcefully banish intruders in its icy mountain home.

Should one come across a muddy pond completely frozen over, it's likely Regipert is living within. It dislikes being pristine and rarely ventures far from its pond or a source of mud to smear on its icy body.

So much of Regicario's life is spent in silent, still meditation that it was first thought to be an ice-carved statue upon discovery. It possesses a powerful chilling aura that can freeze a person solid with a single pulse of energy.

Regiceus can erect mighty ice pillars with just a single stomp of its hooves. These icy columns seem impossible to melt, as one was even found in the depths of a volcano, showing no signs of deterioration.

Regiveon can freeze beings solid with just a touch of its ribbons. Before they freeze completely, a euphoric sensation flows through the victim, ensuring the frozen statues are stuck in an expression of bliss.

Regikyu carefully fashions its disguise to look as close to ice as possible. It can generate cold air around it to further simulate ice, but isn't resistant to its own power, causing it to get chills if it overdoes it.

If frightened, Regieary will fire off the ice crystal ears it possesses to freeze its attacker and let itself hop away to safety. The dislodged ears will reform within a day.

Regiling will visit fountains in order to take a dip in the water and cool itself down. Steam rises from its body as it soaks, despite it always seeming to be quite cold to the touch.

Located in remote frozen regions, Regipede is a danger to unprepared travelers. It attacks and bites trespassers in its territory, injecting a toxin that causes the body to slowly freeze from the inside out.

Regice's icy form is so cold that even a dip in magma was observed to have no effect on it. In fact, the reverse occurred, and the magma it was submerged in began to freeze.

Regietta utilizes its sound system to play chill and relaxing music. At max volume, the reverb could shatter the solid ice around it and easily send intruders packing.

Regisect uses the pointed icicles on its front limbs to burrow its way deep into icebergs, hibernating much of the year. As it slumbers, the exterior of its frozen home grows mushrooms made of ice.

The ice comprising Regizma's body is so bright that looking at it for prolonged amount of times risks potential blindness. If its power grows too large, it dissipates its energy by firing freezing light beams in all directions.

The first Regior specimen found was embedded deep in an arctic glacier. It is difficult to study, as it regularly freezes itself in a thick block of ice to protect itself from the outside world.

Some believe Regiatone's origins lie somewhere on a distant, frozen planet in space. Its icy powers are strongest during the full moon, making it able to create a torrential blizzard with snow that glows an otherworldly color.

Though its body is frigid to the touch, Regilrock's presence causes ice in its vicinity to quickly melt. Regilrock's body glows brightly during these moments, and notably becomes even colder.

The swirl marking on Regiwhirl's torso rotates quickly just before it fires a powerful Ice Beam from its chest. It resides in moderately large ponds, the water's temperature chilled to almost freezing due to its icy body.

Though it is stuck within a large block of solid ice, Regipoke still functions normally and can interact with others via telekinesis. Examination of brainwaves suggests the Slowpoke does not even realize its predicament.

Regibone wields what appears to be a strange, discarded limb of some sort. Sturdy and heavy, this makeshift weapon makes a highly efficient bludgeoning tool for self-defense.

The metal shard Regiwak wields emits a blade of energy that lets it cut through almost any material. It can control it remotely as well, letting it be used as a boomerang that homes in on opponents before returning.

Regipie keeps to itself in the wild, preferring to avoid contact with others. If a predator attacks, it deploys a surprisingly powerful energy cannon from its cranium to defend itself.

Regipod's cocoon is made of a uniquely strong, malleable metal. After any attack, the dots on its face light up as it analyzes and adapts its body to better resist whatever is assaulting it.

Regigela's metal vines are highly flexible yet extremely sturdy. It can detach them from its body after wrapping around a target, creating a steel net that's almost impossible to escape from.

Regidra's mouth contains the capacity to fire quick and highly-accurate energy shots across long distances. It could snipe a foe with perfect accuracy from miles across the ocean.

Regisir's pincers can be charged and powered up with its internal energy stores. At maximum charge, the pincers glow a bright crimson, and create shockwaves when they clamp down on a target.

Regieon's body absorbs latent electricity in the air, its mane crackling with power when fully charged. This mane can fire off dozens of electrified plasma needles a second when it needs to defend itself.

Regigon's specs are sophisticated enough to let it store and analyze massive quantities of data. Its size and power cause almost any computer it inhabits to lag greatly.

Regiuna's metal cocoon is so resilient that nothing has been recorded denting or scratching it. When all the dots on its face light up at once, it is ready to evolve.

The dots on Regito's face flash in different patterns to indicate its mood or thought process. Of the identified patterns, the most commonly seen is one pertaining to annoyance from being accidentally stepped on.

Once every few months, Regitini will shed its metal skin. Faint bits of circuitry can be seen on the inside of the discarded skin, which flicker with lingering energy for a short time after shedding.

Regidos's technologically-advanced eyes let it see clearly through even the darkest elements. Its thorax can jettison a net made of strange energy to capture prey, the threads of which are nearly impossible to break.

A deep, warbling bass emits from Regitoed at almost all times. If it travels through swampy areas, frog-like Pokémon tend to follow it as if hypnotized.

Regitata is a difficult pest to get rid of should it infest a household. Sensitive hearing lets it know when anything approaches it, and its tail fires off powerful energy beams at anything that comes close.

Spinning the metal leaves on its head allows Regikern to achieve short bursts of flight. It travels from flower patch to flower patch, soaking up pollen and sunlight in equal measures.

The ring of eyes circles around the center eye, each one scanning objects of interest before deciding on a course of action. Each of Regiown's eyes can fire beams of strange psychic energy, showering foes with a relentless barrage.

Regickle's steel shell lets it hide away and resist nearly any type of attack that comes its way without a scratch. Inside the shell lies blades and other objects that let it turn berries into fresh juice in seconds.

Regigma's body is made up of a burning-hot liquid metal, and is highly resistant to physical assaults. Elusive and surprisingly agile, most travelers only catch a fleeting glimpse of it before it oozes away.

Regigon2 is a seemingly-emotionless, analytical creature often seen protecting high-security data stores. Beams fired from its feet can delete almost anything in cyberspace no matter the defenses.

The smooth and flexible metal of Regigia's body lets it slice through the air and sea with uncanny speed and maneuverability. Turbines within its body let it generate massive gale-force winds from its mouth.

The orbs on the side of Regisaur's upper body can open up to reveal dozens of thick, metallic vines to strike enemies with. Particularly stubborn opponents get blasted by a high-powered energy beam shot from its mouth.

Regilurk's body is made of a strange metal and powered by an equally strange energy, both still being scientifically studied. It is not typically hostile, but it will reshape its body into various weapons in self-defense.

Regidreigon's core generates almost limitless energy to fuel the destructive beams of light it can fire from all three of its heads. It shows a particularly strong enmity towards Dragon types.

A metallic dragon with monstrous power, Regidreigon's three heads fire beams of energy capable of dispatching most any foe. Combining all three beams together could atomize a mountain in one shot.

The visual display on Regipuff's front changes expression to fit its moods. What look to be ears are actually speakers that allow it to emit its potent lullaby across vast distances.

Regietta utilizes its sound system to play heavy metal music. At max volume, the reverb could shatter solid metal structures around it and easily send intruders packing.

Regiselia's flight ability is fueled by a type of plasma energy that forms a red ring behind it. The energy releases unique wave pulses around it that cause living beings nearby to fall into deep, dream-filled sleeps.

Regisect's claws can open up to fire out beams of searing light that burn away the terrain and leave it seemingly barren. Some time later, strange metallic mushrooms will begin to grow in the seared spots.

Regiduck's tough metal body makes it nearly impervious to outside attacks, but it still suffers painful headaches. When the migraines intensify, its head emits a strange pulsing energy.

Regiatone's cannon is powered by energy it gains from absorbing and storing moonlight. When the full moon is out, it can maximize its output and fire a tremendous beam of light thrice its own size.

Regilrock basks in sunlight often, and appears to derive much of its energy from solar power. At maximum force, it can generate concentrated fire from its sides that can liquefy solid steel in seconds.

Highly intelligent and calculating, Regiduck formulates battle tactics in fractions of a second. Psychic power fuels the gem on its forehead, which can release a searing beam of hot energy that can cut through seemingly any material.

Regiform's body is made of a uniquely malleable metal. When the weather conditions turn harsh, the metal shifts into new forms to adapt, and uses the elements around it to fuel its combat maneuvers.

Regiwhirl keeps itself moistened with pond water, as its metallic body functions less optimally when dried out. The large red orbs are able to scan 360 degrees to survey its surroundings.

This variant of Regiwhirl appears to have poorer senses of vision and hearing than others. Its speed in the water has increased, however, as has the energy output from the orbs on its torso.

As Regidude travels around mountainous regions, it stops regularly to grip and analyze various stones. Very few rocks seem to pass its scrutiny, though it is still unknown what criteria it is searching for.

The large amount of engines attached to Regidash's body let it dash around at blindingly fast speeds. At max velocity, Regidash could potentially circumnavigate the whole world in less than a day.

Regipoke's tail contains a large energy cannon that possesses enough force to decimate the landscape. However, Regipoke has forgotten it has that capacity, and rarely creates anything more than a simple beam of illuminating light.

When idle, Regitortle generates a strange type of energy from the tip of its tail. Its nature is unknown, as Regitortle immediately tucks its tail into its body when it senses another nearby.

Viletor's three heads each control an aspect of the flower's defense functions. Depending on which one is in control, the pollen spread can heal, harm, or immobilize those afflicted by it.

It can spread a paralyzing toxic powder from its wings to stun anything it flies over. Vilefree does this in order to ensure it has no competition in finding the sweetest honey and nectar to gorge upon.

When Viletwo exerts psychic energy, thick and pungent pollen pours from the flower on its head. This pollen numbs and weakens the minds of those who inhale it, further giving Viletwo an edge over its opponents.

Vileturn's flower flashes brightly when it expels a cloud of pollen underwater in self-defense. Those that aren't blinded by the light itself will likely still be blinded from contact with the pollen left behind.

Vileplup has been described as having a personality as toxic as the pollen it spews from its head. Extremely isolationist, even a hint of a trespasser in its forest is met with a barrage of spit-up seeds and poison.

It is best to keep Viledew in sunlight as long as possible. The longer it goes without direct exposure, the more noxious, cloistering pollen the flower on its head exhales.

Vilewhirl always keeps its flower on the water's surface as it swims, absorbing sunlight that shines down on the water. If touched, the flower sprays a mist-like pungent pollen to deter predators.

Vilezee breathes out a soporific pollen before it consumes the sleeping victim's dream. A Vilezee that has recently eaten emits a remarkably better aroma from its flower petals than normal.

Necrobone keeps its weapon pristine to the point of it being highly reflective. It uses it to reflect light back on itself, as it cannot stand to be without some source of light on its body for too long.

Necrogon's presence on a computer almost always spells doom for the machine. Its body naturally absorbs the data and electricity of the machine quickly, shutting it down completely in minutes.

Light sources fuel Necrotu's body, giving it the energy to hop around and produce beams from its small wings. When darkness falls, it grows too weak for its small legs to hold its body up.

Necrovoir is capable of absorbing light sources around it. To protect its Trainer, it removes all light around them during travel so the resulting darkness will keep them hidden from sight.

Necrotic swims along the surface of lakes, its body absorbing light around it to sustain itself. Its tail can unleash prismatic beams of stored light energy in all directions should it need to defend itself.

A draconic being that absorbs sunlight as it flies high up in the ozone layer. It is said that Necroquaza will cast devastating beams of light down from its lofty heights to punish those that disturb the natural order of the world.

Necroquaza soars high up in the ozone layer, where it can most effectively absorb sunlight through its plated body. Legends say every 1000 years it will descend and vent the excess energy across the world via dazzling yet destructive beams of light.

Necropede seeks out sources of light, which give it sustenance. If something tries to move it from a light source, it will aggressively bite and poison them, its toxins causing intense internal burning sensations.

The petals around Necroplume's spire let it better absorb light sources for sustenance. It fires light beams from the tip of the spire, which temporarily drains the petals of their colors.

Though Necronaught is ordinarily not hostile, it reacts viciously to any attack on itself. Any impact it takes causes energy to surge through its dark armor, which it focuses into painful beams of light it fires in retaliation.

Stuffbone is skilled with a needle and thread, able to sew with quite a delicate touch. Many pair with young children Trainers and repair stuffed animals when they get damaged.

Its lanky appearance makes it cute to some, unsettling to others. If the string on its back is pulled, Stuffmime energetically dances, and a jaunty tune plays from an unknown source.

Stuffper is very friendly and playful, often approaching strangers and dancing around them in celebration of new friends. One should be cautious though, as it likes to headbutt as a sign of affection, and packs a surprising punch.

Stuffvoir is always ready to dispense hugs, though its immense strength makes these embraces almost bone-crunching. Due to its protective nature, it has a hard time releasing its Trainer from a hug.

Many have mistaken Stuffkoth in the wild for discarded toys due to their appearance and almost inanimate nature. They often become happily adopted by children who find them adorable and easy to care for.

One of Stuffisk's favorite tricks is to lay flat and play dead. In some cases the act is too convincing, and a not-insignificant amount have been abandoned or discarded as a result.

Some Stuffisk are so dedicated to the art and act of playing dead, they will even decorate their body with markings to signify the cause of "death." Most owners do not care for this habit in the slightest.

Stuffzee loves playing with children, sticking close to those it has befriended, particularly at night. If it senses a child having a nightmare, it quickly eats the dream even though it will likely make it sick.

Betine's back is very soft and plush, making it extremely comfortable to lay upon. It's quite happy to let people relax on its back while it ferries them across shores.

Begross's four limbs are so packed with power that a single step can crack the ground it walks on. It is surprisingly gentle and amiable, however, and able to give gentle hugs to those it cares for.

As long as one allows Becorio to dance as it pleases, it is harmless. Attempting to disrupt its dance in any way, however, results in it punching the interloper with enough force to send them several kilometers into the distance.

Beizard engages in competition with its Trainer's other Pokémon over the right to show affection. It battles fiercely to earn the right to be first to hug and cuddle its owner.

Begar hides its mouth in order to make itself appear more endearing. Once something gets close, it opens its mouth wide and shrieks at them, laughing as they run off in terror.

Dhelbone is connected to a giant anchor via seaweed tendrils that act in accordance to its will. This lets it almost effortlessly wield the massive metal object as a devastatingly powerful combat tool.

Dhelther's heavy anchor arms can extend great distances and strike foes at range. It drops the anchors into deep water to hunt, the bits of seaweed on its arms growing and wrapping around small fish that swim near.

Dhelix territory is always located near rusty sunken ships, hollowed out to make room for itself. Some believe the Pokémon is a portion of these ships having developed a soul and sentience of its own.

Dhelvyle drifts around the remains of sunken ships, hunting the creatures that swim near. The seaweed growing from its body can extend and wrap around its targets with a nearly unbreakable grip.

Dheltile is most often found in waters with lots of algae or kelp to consume. Extremely solitary, creatures encroaching its territory are struck with its anchor-tail then throttled by the seaweed on its body.

Dhelceus uses its vast powers to tear apart shipwrecked remains and reform them into undersea castles to house itself within. It can generate tendrils of super-strong seaweed to restrain those who would dare trespass in its domain.

Dhelferno scavengers around sunken ships looking for trinkets to hoard. The most highly valued item is a ship's anchor, which it carries around to wield as a powerful tool in combat.

Dhelveon can sense when shipwrecks occur. Drawn to the extreme emotions, groups of Dhelveon float towards the survivors and calm them with their touch, before helping swim them to safety.

Some believe that Dhelxys came from a spaceship that crashed deep into the ocean depths. It gathers the remains of shipwrecks with its chain-like limbs, though none are certain what it does with the scrap it collects.

Dhelbas appears to reside near the wreckage of sunken ships. It hides amongst the debris out of sight, before using seaweed-like tendrils to ensnare small unwary prey.

Dhelmask is said to be the soul of a person lost at see, now tethered to a sunken anchor. Sailors tell tales that it will grab hapless swimmers with possessed seaweed and remove their soul so that it may have company in the afterlife.

Dhelsect will spend much of its time lying motionless on the ocean floor, mimicking a simple pile of seaweed. If something swims close, it springs to life and sends out kelp-like tendrils that drag its new prey down to be consumed.

Dhelkoal slowly walks along the ocean floor, massive amounts of seaweed spreading out from its shell. Any small creatures that swim too close are seized by the leaves and dragged into its shell to be consumed.

Sailors warn to watch for the sight of Dhelor shooting down from the sky. The tales say that Dhelor latches onto unfortunate ships with its anchor-tail before using its dense and heavy body to drag the ship down to the ocean floor.

Dheldisc blows small heart-shaped bubbles at others of its kind to communicate. Old sailors' tales say Dheldisc was born from the spirits of couples lost at sea.

Dhelrelp camouflages itself among seaweed gardens, waiting for hapless prey to swim by. It grabs them with kelp-like tentacles before breathing a noxious poison mist in their face.

Swift swimmers, Dhelnine's seaweed heats up as it moves around, leaving trails of hot bubbles behind. It's often seen guarding sunken ships from looters and scavengers.

Dhelcool cloaks itself in intimidating detritus and skulls to give itself an imposing, deadly appearance. Some think it's overcompensating for its rather meager strength and toxin.

Dhelta is a popular companion for small children, who enjoy riding it as it rocks back and forth at a slow and steady pace. Keeping its seaweed mane well-groomed is the best way to ensure it stays well-behaved.

Dhelbro has the remains of an old sunken ship attached to its tail. According to some, spirits haunting the wreckage will sometimes take control of Dhelbro for a short time and make it exhibit much greater strength and intelligence.

Dheltoise searches the wreckage of sunken ships, looking for items to adorn itself with. If two Dheltoise clash, the victor will steal some of the loser's accessories as spoils of war.

Marblade possesses two tentacles that end in sharp blades. Aside from being excellent weapons in combat, both contain spines on the blade that carry the most concentrated of Marblade's poison, making them very effective at debilitating its prey.

A sturdy piece of broken coral is Toxbone's particular weapon of choice, as the toxins in Toxbone's spikes are rather weak. When not using it to fight, it works quite effectively as a way for Toxbone to scratch its itchy back.

Toxstar uses the large limbs at the front of its shell to pin down prey long enough to administer venom from its many tentacles. Once paralyzed, it drags them back to its underwater home to consume them.

Toxtres ventures out only once a week from its island home to hunt. The flames on its wings generate terribly toxic fumes that leave those who inhale them paralyzed and wracked with pain, easily picked off by the hungry Toxtres.

Extremely rare to see in the wild, Toxew hides beneath the dome on its tail, turning invisible shortly after. Those pricked by its spines suffer a three-day long bout of amnesia.

Despite its imposing appearance, Toxbull is only dangerous in an accidental sense. It is quite timid and jumpy, and swings at anything that startles it with its poison-tipped limbs without thinking.

Greedy by nature, Toxnea stakes a claim over desert oases and forbids others from approaching. Those that try get pummeled by painful backhands from its long arms, with spikes that each contain highly potent toxins.

The type of flavors Hawltung tastes before a fight influence its combat style: sweet for defensive, spicy for offensive, etc. Many Hawltung Trainers work tirelessly to find meals with the perfect flavor combo to create the perfect fighting style.

Its vines can shape and extend to some extent, giving it more range for strikes and grapples than a first glance would suggest. It will even shape its vines into taunting or victorious gestures to psych out opponents.

It throws down lightning bolts in front of it before every battle. This is primarily meant for dramatic flair, as Hawlbuzz prefers to use its physical prowess in battle over projectiles.

Hawlmar is found primarily in areas with active volcanic activity. A favorite pastime (and method of showboating) for Hawlmar is to leap from on high into a pool of lava, leaping out and shaking off the molten liquid, unharmed and unfazed.

Whenever Hawlgon appears on a computer screen, bombastic fight music accompanies it. It has great fighting spirit, often trying to get into tackling matches with a user's mouse cursor.

Hawlnite is quite proud of its aerial mobility, showing off with spectacular feats of speed and skill whenever it can. Hawlnite that battle in the wild even exclusively fight in the air; being grounded is considered a loss.

Hawlowl is a master of unarmed aerial combat, especially at night. Rivals get into fierce battles with one another while the forest is at its darkest, not stopping until one has been grounded and knocked out.

Hawlotto often get into fights over nesting area in the wild. After a spirited round of combat, it's customary for the winner to pluck a few feathers from the loser to use as part of the nest it later builds.

Its sharp eyesight allows it to detect even the faintest twitch of movement from its opponent, giving it exceptional reaction speed to attacks. It uses its tiny frame to dodge attacks until the foe is too exhausted to avoid its counterstrikes.

It shuffles and trots in place, rubbing its fur together to create a static charge that makes its tail shine brightly. This bright glow serves as the backdrop lighting for its dramatic moves in combat.

Hawlossom are much more passionate about observing battles than participating in them. If many gather together to watch a fight, their supportive dances and cheers can even bolster the strength of the combatant being cheered for.

It stands stock-still in battle, waiting for an opponent to make a move it can counter. When the chance arises, it devastates the attacking foe with dramatic jump strikes and stunning throws.

Hawlflora absorbs sunlight so that it may produce a bright shine like a spotlight on command. It does this to support allies in battle, providing dramatic lighting to give their performance added flair.

Hawleon has slight precognitive capabilities, which it uses to its advantage in battle. The gem on its forehead shines briefly when it successfully counters a move it saw in advance.

Hawlkrow challenges others of its kind to combat, with the loser forced to give up prized possessions to the winner. The fighting may be honorable, but the items fought for are often ill-gotten gains.

Always itching for a good fight, Hawlown stares down challengers, looking them directly in the eyes. Its eye emits a hypnotic ray that stokes combativeness in those who gaze into it, making them more eager to meet Hawlown in battle.

Some say the head on its back half is its evil side. While a bit playful, it does seem that while Hawlfarig wants to fight honorably, its back end seems to encourage the use of dirty tactics.

Hawlrow tries to sneakily poach the belts away from others of its species. Direct fights are uncommon, as Hawlrow considers a successful steal as a stronger example of its prowess.

It only shares the feathers it molts with those it deems to have an honorable spirit. People believe accessories made with Hawlmory feathers grant the owner a boost to vitality.

When readying itself for battle, Hawlpy will blow a tune with its trunk, hyping itself up with a personal theme. It will compose additional themes for its allies when it observes their battles.

Hawlphan has been observed taking in stray Phanpy and tutoring them in its ways. In particular, it teaches them how to roll and unfurl from said roll with the maximum amount of dramatic flair.

Hawltler is always itching for a good brawl to keep itself in shape. If no others seem in the mood to practice with it, it will use faint hypnotic powers from its antlers to stoke their fighting spirit and make them raring to fight.

Hawltank's size and robust body make it a potent powerhouse in combat, good for any Trainer's team. However, most find themselves quickly put off by its victory celebration, where it sprays milk above the heads of it and its teammates.

The vines comprising its wings and back flutter in the wind, giving the illusion of a cape. This illusion lulls foes into forgetting they are just as prehensile as the rest of Hawlgrowth, giving it an opportunistic advantage.

In combat, it moves with practiced and calculated grace and strength. Those who have observed Hawlia in battle are torn between describing its movement as fighting or dancing.

Hawleon has a distaste for using its camouflage abilities unless absolutely necessary. Hunters that think it will be easy prey because it stands out will be taught otherwise when grappled and tossed aside by its prehensile tongue.

Hawlqueen is protective of all the young Pokémon in its domain, considering itself their guardian. It makes sure they watch its fights, so it can extol virtues of strength and honor as well as teach them self-defense.

Some naysayers believe Hawlsol causes disasters just so it can look like a hero saving people from them. This is patently false; Hawlsol simply believes it can help people and look cool while doing so, but rescue is always the first priority.

Hawlveon uses its ribbons to stoke the fighting spirit in others, so it can easily find a new opponent to spar with. The ribbons also double as effective methods in combat for grappling and throwing foes around.

Often called "The King of the Ring," Hawlking is incredibly bombastic and lives for the spectacle of battle. It only fights with opponents it knows will give it a challenge, as a fight that ends too fast is no fight at all.

Although Hawlfable enjoys a good brawl, it is not especially combative and rarely initiates. The only exception is during the full moon, when it gets a surge of fighting spirit, ready to battle at the slightest provocation.

Hawlpix uses its flame powers to force an opponent's movements in battle. It flings fireballs from its six tails to make them dodge and dip around until they're in the perfect spot for Hawlpix to land a critical strike.

Hawlki consistently practices its battle techniques in order to add more flair to its movements. On occasion, it will steal trinkets from passersby, refusing to return the objects until they watch it show off its new moves.

Hawlflame generates flames from its wings to make amazing pyrotechnic backdrops for its bombastic battles. It hates fighting in the rain or near the ocean, as it limits its ability to make a fiery spectacle.

When diving at prey, Hawlbat cannot resist the urge to add aerial acrobatics such as twists and loops. Sometimes it gets so caught up in its flourishing performance that its prey escapes.

Hawltrum is a large terror of a tyrant, ruling its territory with brutish methods, but it abides by a code of honor. Should another Pokémon defeat it in combat, it acquiesces to their superior strength and relinquishes its rule.

Hawlie's piercing cry is said to freeze opponents in their tracks, leaving them wide open for it to strike. It coats its entire body in solid ice before careening into an opponent with devastating force.

Despite living in the most frigid of areas, Hawlass has a personality that can only be described as "fiery." It practices its moves by creating ice statues of other Pokémon to grapple and toss around.

Most find Hawlbish endearing for its strong sense of justice and friendship, and its eagerness to prove itself in battle. Because it practices its moves in garbage dumps, however, its friends must learn to endure its pungent stench.

When two Hawlu meet on the field of battle, it's customary for both to engage in pre-combat song and dance rituals. Refusing to participate is considered a vicious snub towards the other's honor.

It grants water and safe travels to those lost within the desert sands, then disappears like a mirage. As those reporting it were exhausted survivors, Hawlturne was thought to be a hallucination until recent times proved it to exist.

It can create cold gusts of wind to chill and slow its opponents in battle. It also has the side effect of making Hawlrorus's wing-like flaps flutter in the wind, giving it a dramatic flair that it relishes.

It seems generally unresponsive to outside stimuli, but if fierce battles take place in front of it, it can be observed shifting slightly with the faintest of lights flickering within its hollow eyes.

Its eyes are alight with the fighting spirit burning from within. Hawlor charges into foes with full-bodied tackles from the air, impacting with force akin to a falling meteor.

Hawlithe has boundless energy, so prospective owners should be aware of how excessively it tends to act. Even a simple game of fetch will end up with parkour added so Hawlithe can add flair and burn off more energy.

Hawlbra prides itself as a master of hyping up the beginnings of a battle. As it chants sharp cries into its mic, everyone participating will be more fired up, eager to make a spectacle worthy of Hawlbra's hype.

With its massive intellect, it formulates dozens of counters for its opponent's moves. They say a Hawlkazam can calculate 1000 outcomes before the battle even begins.

Hawlsprout likes to get up close and personal in battle, assailing foes with spinning jump kicks and karate chops from above. Because of its leaf arms and spindly root legs, these strikes aren't as effective as it would like.

Matches between Hawlem in the wild consist of pushing and shoving to see which fighter can push their opponent's heavy body out of bounds. Hawlem is known to have a strong rivalry with Hariyama.

The poses it strikes in battle are controlled by the Shellder on its tail, biting on specific nerves to trigger a reflexive movement from Hawlbro. In victory, the Shellder even makes Hawlbro take a bow.

Its wings are tucked away and barely visible, too small to achieve flight. Combined with Hawlduo's running leaps, however, it can manage to glide for exceedingly long distances.

Hawleel is a common sight in circuses and water parks, reveling in the joy of entertainment. Aquatic acrobats and acts of juggling are its forte.

Hawlgar likes to haunt venues where nighttime Pokémon battling is common. It loves to interrupt fights with its sudden appearance, taking on both sides of the initial battle at once and turning the moment into a true spectacle.

Hawlnix's small arms are deceptively strong, allowing it to grip onto rock walls with ease. It uses this to help it strike from ceilings and make more acrobatic maneuvers when fighting in its cavernous home.

A Cacnair's body is highly effective at absorbing and retaining moisture within itself, so it is never seen drying out in the desert heat. If it comes across thirsty travelers, it shares some of the water within its body to rehydrate them.

The leaves that grow on Cacslash's back are nutritious and contain a lot of moisture within. It offers them to desert travelers to help keep them hydrated beneath the sweltering sun.

Cacwig needs a good amount of water daily in order to keep its body from drying out and becoming brittle. With some effort, it can grow and shoot spines from the shell on its back as a method of self-defense.

Cactuff leaps into desert oases and soaks up large amounts of water, its body growing larger and more rotund as it does so. It then carefully waddles away to spray and share the water with others who need hydration.

Cacnaught's sturdy armor helps protect it from multiple kinds of attacks, but its size and weight are a detriment to its health. It requires large amounts of water to function, wilting and falling apart quickly if it goes without water for too long.

Cactly is a desert spirit that only comes out in the late evenings. If several congregate together, they can conjure up an illusion of a watery oasis to trick travelers.

Since it lacks teeth to bite with, Cactbat pins prey down by flinging sharp spines from its wings. Once a target has been immobilized, it can swoop down and begin draining its fluids.

Cactpede goes on the defensive by curling into a ball, its tough and prickly exterior providing ample defense. It fires highly toxic spines from its tail that cause rapid dehydration in those hit.

It forms its body into intricate castles to impress onlookers. The castles come with extra details depending on the Sandyvee: flames, thunderclouds, moats, a sun or moon, forests, snowmen and heart motifs have been observed.

Sandyret spends long stretches of the day napping on sunlit beachfronts. It enjoys playing with children, and will circle them with its long, sandy body to protect them from perceived threats and nuisances.

Sandypi runs about beaches and dives into sandcastles, claiming them as its new home. It cries and flings sand at those who would try to remove it from its castle.

Sandyoh is very elusive, hiding beneath the sands of remote beaches and rarely interacting with others. However, if something threatens its home, it whips up searing sandstorms that flicker all the colors of the rainbow.

Sandylax creates a facsimile of Munchlax in order to approach others and ask for food, beguiling them with its cute appearance. Donated food gets stored in the decoy's stomach, which returns the meals back to the main body.

Unlike many Mudkip fusions, Sandykip does not enjoy getting wet and muddy. Moisture causes its body to weaken and grow sluggish, so it tries to stay as dry as possible and avoid any water sources.

Sandyvoir is lonesome and shy, and has difficulty approaching others at the beach. It can usually only gather enough courage to approach children it thinks will be kind, hoping to find a playmate.

When at rest, Sandysaur appears to be little more than a giant flower sitting on the beach sands. Those who poke and prod the flower get a nasty scare when Sandysaur angrily rises up to its full size.

Sandyceus is quiet and gentle, enough so that it will regularly play with children on the beach. However, the shovel on its head is extremely sensitive; it will vanish instantly if anyone touches it even lightly.

Sandyferno has an almost manic compulsion to dig many holes in the sand at the beach it inhabits. If anything tries to dissuade it from this habit, it repels them with the blue flames on its tail.

Sandyroc rises up from the beach sands during the evening, patrolling its territory. It compacts and hardens the sand comprising its head when it needs to attack, making its headbutt stronger.

The mushrooms growing on Patu are used to help with poor eyesight, but care must be taken when consuming. If not properly steeped before eating, a person may not be able to blink for some time afterward.

When on a computer, Pagon2 behaves in a curious manner, poking at anything it comes across. The objects it interacts with grow harmless digital fungi that pop when clicked on.

Pable fiercely defends forest fungi from others with its impressive bite. It hoards the mushrooms for itself to consume, which feeds the one on its head and helps it grow larger and stronger.

Padily hides its upper body in foliage, making it appear to be a wounded Paras. When predators come near, it lashes out and grabs them with its tentacles, infesting them with fungus spores.

A solid mushroom cap protects Paidos's skull from damage when it headbutts others. The mushrooms growing on its back are similarly sturdy, and thus are completely inedible.

Paskull floats around the darkness at a very slow rate, seemingly oblivious to the world around it. The fungus in its hollow skull twitches in the direction of perceived life, shooting puffs of spores on instinct.

Paterra has no problem letting smaller Pokémon rest on its back for comfort or shade, but it isn't recommended. The large mushroom dispenses spores that will cause irritating fungal growths on those afflicted.

The mushrooms on its back exhibit a different parasitism than the norm. The mind seems unaffected, but the nutrients drained from the body leave Pakoth perpetually lethargic.

Though the mushrooms growing on Paon appear normal, they are actually metallic and just as sturdy as its armor. Very few Pokémon have teeth strong enough to eat them, and even then the fungi are bland and tasteless.

Paloon hides in the canopy of trees and dangles a lure to the ground below. Unsuspecting Pokémon that grab it are whisked up above to be infected by Paloon's spores.

Paeary defends itself by unfurling its mushroom-capped ears to hit foes with. Spores release on impact that leave the spot hit with a nasty and painful rash.

Old civilizations used Paolett to assist in foraging. It has an innate sense of what mushrooms are safe for humans to touch and eat, helping gatherers avoid nasty poisoning debacles.

Massive mushrooms grow across Pazma's body, requiring equally massive amounts of sunlight to sustain themselves. If even a small part of Pazma's body lacks direct light, the fungi quickly begin to dry and shrivel.

Parorus's mushrooms appear ordinary during the day, but at night they glow a shimmering rainbow of colors. Consumption of the mushrooms is discouraged, as they are highly hallucinogenic.

A separate pair of mushrooms have sprouted and siphon nutrients from the main fungus. This saps some of its hold on the host's mind, letting Pasect live a more normal existence.

The mushroom it holds spreads highly soporific spores when shaken. As its target becomes drowsy, Pabra uses this lull in mental defenses to begin siphoning intelligence from the victim's mind.

Having reached the pinnacle of intellect, Pakazam no longer needs to drain the minds of other beings. Yet it continues to do so, as the act itself has become an addictive thrill it cannot resist.

Palobone uses its shovel to help dig and form intricate sand sculptures on beaches it calls home. The sculptures most commonly depict happy Pokémon playing together with their young. It gazes at its creation longingly when finished.

Palo Jr. plays with small children on beaches by allowing them to manipulate its sand into whatever shape they wish. Once they've given it a form, it does a funny dance to amuse them before shifting back and starting the game over.

The leafy parts of Palofeon's body emit a salty smell loved by beach-dwelling Pokémon. If it gets too crowded for Palofeon's tastes, it slings out sharpened leaves made out of densely-compacted sand to disperse the crowd.

The granules comprising Paloalga's body have been nicknamed the Sands of Time due to its power. It can whip up a whirlwind of sand that ages or de-ages whatever it surrounds.

Palomeleon are incredibly combative should two of them meet in the wild. They strike at each other with the spades on their tails or by chucking heated sand at the other until one is forced to yield and retreat.

Palocruel lies inert in the sands, hiding its tentacles underground to maintain the illusion of being a simple sandcastle. Once prey steps near, numerous thorny limbs lash out and drag it into its hungry mouth.

Retracting its head and limbs into its body lets Palolem mimic a normal sandcastle at the beach. Those who try to damage the structure are in for a rude awakening when Palolem rises up fully.

Amasaur enjoys napping in cool areas with lots of sunlight, the ice crystal on its back glimmering brightly as it absorbs the light. Some Ice-type Pokémon enjoy licking the crystal, finding the taste sweet and appealing, much to Amasaur's chagrin.

Amafree flutters around colder regions in the early hours of the morning. Its wings spread a very colorful pollen that causes severe muscle weakness if exposed to large amounts.

Amapiny dislikes having others touch its hair, throwing tantrums if it gets tussled. This is because if it isn't properly kept, it disrupts its ability to generate pretty auroras from its hair.

Auronite's wings can create a dazzling aurora of light behind it as it flies. It often uses this as a tactic to defend weak creatures, distracting predators with the sudden shimmering display and spiriting away the would-be prey to safety.

The material on Aurogle's tail creates an aurora-like trail behind it when moved through the air. Using this, it creates breathtaking spectacles to wow those traveling through its frigid habitat.

When Aurochomp flies through the air at high speeds, its frills cast a shimmering aurora behind it. It takes to the sky to hunt, casting Ice Beams from the crystals on its body to freeze prey before it swoops down to grab them.

Aurolup dedicates a great amount of time and energy to great dazzling auroras using its frills. The displays serve no practical purpose; it simply wants to show off and impress others.

Aurogigas maintains a solitary lifestyle in the most frigid arctic regions. It removes chunks of glaciers to carve the ice into intricate statues of other lifeforms.

Aurono has poor eyesight, only able to naturally see its most immediate surroundings. At night, the frill around its neck can glow brighter in order to illuminate the area around it and help it see where it's going.

If another creature appears to be overheating, Auroful will fan them with its frills to cool them down. It sometimes gets overzealous, flapping too much and freezing the other creature solid.

When Auroish grinds its teeth, the jewel on its forehead glows bright and casts a thick aurora around it. This works excellently as a distraction that can help mask Auroish's form and make it easier to escape incoming predators.

Aurodaunt uses its frills to generate a colorful and mesmerizing aurora that draws in curious creatures. It fires freezing beams from its claws to immobilize its new prey before it shatters them into bite-sized pieces.

Rocklee trains relentlessly to keep itself in top physical condition. It wears makeshift weights on its body that it can remove in battle for a massive boost in speed.

Rockhoot is a friendly creature often residing in trees near to human domiciles. It learns the daily schedule of those nearby, so it always knows when someone is most likely free for it to visit and play with.

Rockern is friendly and needs only a small amount of sunlight and water daily to survive, making it an excellent first pet for young Trainers. The leaves on its head twitch rapidly when it is happy.

Friendly and loyal, Rockvoir seems to love nearly every living creature it comes across. Its kind nature often leads to it adopting a wild Rockruff it meets up with in the wild.

Rockbat makes for an excellent home guard. It can bark at an ultrasonic frequency that causes extreme disorientation in those who hear it, making it very effective at deterring or helping detain burglars.

Rocklu is an adventurous sort, always exploring new locales. As a pet, it requires regular grooming, as the fluff on its wings gathers up lots of dirt and detritus from its adventures.

As long as the sun is up, Lycanros will be raging. Only once the night comes will it behave with any semblance of calm and composure.

Lycanrom normally walks on all fours, riding onto its back legs when engaging in combat. An electricity-generating organ in its tail supercharged its muscles to give it faster movement and greater strength.

Beneath the large mane of fur on Lycansaur's back lies a small plant bulb. The bulb is fragile, so the heavy fur coat is there to protect it from outside harm as well as keep it warm.

A relentless undersea hunter, Lycanogre is extremely difficult for sea creatures to escape. It can shift the currents with a swing of its claws, and said claws easily tear through sand and stone to tear up any dens that prey thinks to hide within.

Very cocky, Lycanram goads its opponents with taunting gestures and raspy cackles. Once they strike, its grin grows wider as it withstands the attack and delivers a fiery headbutt in return.

Lycandra goads opponents into thinking it is weak, letting them strike at its soft, slightly sticky body. When a foe's guard is down, it hardens the fur on its head and delivers a painfully strong headbutt.

After fusion, this Pokémon takes on the appearance of the Dusk variant of its species. It can flip between serene calmness and a fierce, relentless fighter at a moment's notice.

Melochan times its punches to the beat of music it hums to itself during fights. Songs based around the beats formed during Melochan battles are popular tracks used in sports films.

It practices music endlessly, trying to create the perfect melody. Its haggard appearance is due to using a Pokéflute to practice, ensuring it will not sleep until it finds that special song.

Many Melolax have perfected their song in the form of a beautiful lullaby. They continue to play this music even as they rest, perpetuating their sleep endlessly and drawing those near to join them in slumber.

Melown will place itself atop musical instruments which then begin playing by themselves. The music played by the instruments are ethereal, eerie tunes that seem impossible for any human to properly replicate.

The head on Melofarig's tail cannot sing, but clearly has an appreciation for the songs the main head sings. As the tempo picks up, the back half prances and dances about to the tune as best it can.

Melosey uses the drum on its torso to provide a beat for its singing. The gentle tune of its song has a rejuvenating energy that helps soothe the pains of injured Pokémon and encourages quicker healing.

Melomagius floats about listlessly, but those who venture close can faintly hear an ethereal melody play. According to legends, if its shackles were broken, it would spread a cursed song that would spell disaster for humanity.

Classical music is Melolicky's forte when it comes to singing. Its booming voice is often heard echoing across opera houses as it wows audiences with its perfect pitch and long-held notes.

Melorith dances a strange dance that draws in the curiosity of Pokémon with prehistoric connections. The moves hypnotize them until the performance is done, and leaves them all feeling strangely drained.

As Melonape sings, its hair whips and roils like a burning flame, increasing in intensity when its songs grow faster in tempo. These songs can reignite the fighting spirit of even the most exhausted of Fire-type Pokémon.

Melowick sheds flames in the shape of musical notes as it wiggles and dances to its own tune. Those burned by the cast-off flames have some of their life force drained to fuel Melowick's continued dancing.

Melolure makes its home in desolate, haunted mansions, luring the curious towards it with its beautiful colors and haunting melody. Those that fall for the trick are then blasted with searingly hot beams of light from Melolure's body.

Melopede enjoys singing, but detests being heard. If it comes across someone listening to its song, it charges to deliver a venomous bite that causes temporary hearing loss in its victim.

Many pastry chefs employ Melopuff to assist them in judging the quality of their recipes. If Melopuff performs a lengthy, bombastic performance after consuming a sweet, the chef knows it has created something special.

Meloduck's soft and soothing songs can cure headaches to those that hear the music. Unfortunately, singing does nothing to cure Meloduck of its own constant painful headaches.

Meloeal happily sings to itself atop ice floes during the day. Others of its kind that come across it are compelled to join in the solo and turn it into a chorus. These concerts draw Ice-type Pokémon from miles around to gather and listen.

When Meloleo gather, they cannot resist bursting into a chorus of elated musical cries. These songs carry across the waters, instilling feelings of joy in those who hear them.

Melochop sings to itself during training regiments to keep its spirits and motivation up. Those who hear the song are themselves filled with a sudden urge to exercise and work out.

Melodude beats its fists on large rocks to provide a drum beat to the songs it sings. In some cases, it gets so passionately into the music that it drums too hard and winds up shattering the stone on accident.

Melofetchd sings a rhythmic song while swinging or occasionally spinning the leek it carries around. The tune is catchy enough that it has become quite popular on some online circles.

Sailors in the past shared grim warnings about the allure of Melogong's song. Though it means no harm when it sings, its voice is so pleasingly hypnotic that sailors would tear their ships apart through rough waters trying to get closer.

After growing and consuming enough food, Melopie stands upon a branch and pirouettes in place. This is the start of its evolution process, spinning thread around itself as it twirls, until it is completely wrapped in a cocoon.

Whenever Melogon2 has an audience in front of a screen it inhabits, it creates music and performs a twisting, twirling dance for them. Many find it hard to resist joining in the dance, the catchy music staying stuck in their head for days afterward.

In the midst of the most raging of thunderstorms, one may find Melokou prancing and dancing about. Its dance is said to siphon the storm's energy into its own body, fueled by the booming thunder and crackling lightning.

Melorill's large tail creates a melodic squeak on impact with the ground, which it uses to create a musical backdrop for its twirling, hopping dances. It is, however, very shy and will instantly stop dancing if it realizes it's being watched.

Melovoir's ability to manipulate its own gravity allows it to take particularly large, graceful jumps as part of its dance routines. Its dances soothe a savage soul; few bare witness to them and still have a desire to fight.

During Melorem's performances, its spins produce freezing air that creates ice statues for it to twirl around. Once the performance finishes, it gives a bow as all the statues dramatically shatter.

It is believed the wispy crescent ribbons attached to Cressmie's body hold a connection to the Dream World. Gazing into Cressmie's core while it glows causes the viewer to immediately fall into a deep sleep.

Cressnite cloaks itself in a magical veil to hide itself as it soars through the starry night sky, the only evidence of its flight being a faint rainbow trail of sparkles. Those that glimpse the trail before sleeping will have the sweetest of dreams.

Cresspiny has a knack for locating and collecting stones made of rare metals that landed from space. This has unfortunately made them highly sought after by unscrupulous sorts hoping to get rich off their collections.

Cressqueen watches over Nidoran colonies from afar. When it senses excessive strife among the pack members, it flies overhead and casts down sparkling dust that sends all the Nidoran into a peaceful, calming slumber.

Cressceus is extremely rare, believed to only appear during specific astronomical events. Catching even a glimpse of it in person is said to bless the viewer with pleasant dreams for the rest of their days.

Cressiard sees a personal duty in ensuring others get a good night's sleep. It patrols towns at night, finding sleepers and poking them; a light jab from its blades has the ability to induce pleasant dreams.

Cressogre lives an isolated existence deep within an undersea cavern. Though it prefers solitude, it is not aggressive to intruders: it simply puts them into a deep sleep before manipulating undersea currents to send them back to the surface.

When Cressrantis flutters the wings on its back, it releases soporific particles that send those afflicted into a peaceful slumber. It prefers peace and quiet, so it sends others to sleep often to maintain that solace.

Small scales shed from Cressmoth's wing scatter like stardust in the night sky. It flies quickly overhead, putting anyone under its flight path into a short slumber filled with pleasant dreams.

Cressape's first instinct upon meeting someone is to punch them and knock them out. It is believed this isn't a violent act, due to the unconscious victims having pleasant dreams of playing alongside Cressape.

Cressmer's body is made out of an unknown substance, though it appears closely related to lunar materials. Prolonged exposure leads to drowsiness, and those who give in to sleep have pleasant dreams about space.

Clashing Bruxsir's two pincers together sends out pulses of psychic energy around it. Using this, it gives prey crushing headaches that leave them too wracked with pain to avoid its approach.

Bruxgon2 activates its psychic powers by grinding its teeth together, making a grating static-like noise. It primarily uses its power to generate a psychic shield around itself for defense.

A garish, multicolored flame surrounds Bruxtei's crest whenever it uses its psychic abilities. It races across the land, awakening dormant volcanoes in order to cause havoc among populations.

Bruxchu can generate lightning from both its tail and the circle on its forehead. The electricity it creates always comes out in a shifting, vibrant variety of colors, making combat a spectacle.

The organ floating above Bruxinja's head emits an odd, vibrant glow that draws others closer. Viewed from the front, it causes mild headaches and hallucinations, but it's said viewing it from behind will permanently damage a person's mind and soul.

Bruxble grinds and gnashes the teeth within its large mouth as a way of showboating, proud of its giant maw. If it accidentally chips or loses a tooth doing this, it becomes almost inconsolable.

As a strange undersea being, Bruxceus detests intruders in its domain and repels them with pulsing psychic energy from its cranium. The deep-sea caverns it claims are often decorated with bright coral and undersea plants.

The protuberance on Bruxpuff's head wiggles about strangely as it sings. The gyration stimulates its psychic energy, cascading outward to better send those who hear its song into a deep slumber.

Bruxvenant grinds its teeth to send out psychic waves that disorient travelers and get them lost in the forest. While they wander in fear, Bruxvenant torments them further with its ghostly magic.

The appendage on Bruxrein's head pulses upon activation of its telekinetic powers. It uses the ability to manipulate the glacial ice of its home into gaudy ice palaces for it to live in.

Bruxra possesses strong psychic potential as well as strong teeth. Many rumors persist that a bite from a Bruxra will teleport you somewhere terrible, though these are unsubstantiated claims.

Bruxtly haunts homes at night, tormenting those that don't meet its standards of beauty. Because of its massive ego, there have been no records of anyone meeting said criteria.

Extremely vain, the quickest way to halt Bruxter's haunting sprees is to sully it with dirt and grime. It will hastily and obsessively run away to beautify itself, unlikely to return any time soon.

The mushroom on Paraode's back mimics the appearance of Electrode, but also possesses a similar function: if agitated, it will burst open explosively, spreading paralyzing spores several meters around it, helping it escape predation.

With its mind completely taken over by the parasitic fungus, Parabone no longer feels sorrow or loss. It only feels the instinctive need to hunt others to infect with its spores.

It's never seen feeding, but has been observed constantly licking trees and grassy ground as it ventures forth. Within a week, the spots Paratung licked will be overrun with fungi.

Though infected by a parasite, maternal love still shines forth, now directed at young Paras. Ironically, Parakhan tries its best to make sure the Paras it raises never evolve and have their mushrooms overtake them.

It transforms its body in order to replicate the forms of others it wishes to infect. Because it cannot get rid of the mushroom on its body even while transformed, however, none are fooled by the attempted deception.

A constantly-produced cloud of spores creates a mane around Paraeon's neck. Touching the cloud causes a tingling sensation, but prolonged contact will lead to temporary full-body paralysis.

Paragon's spores are harmless to biological creatures, but should be kept away from machines. Just a few will cause multiple fungi to grow within the machine and cause much damage to the internal components.

The mushroom cap aids in protecting the cocoon, while the mushroom itself infects the developing Pokémon within. The cocoon thrashes violently as it does so, before becoming perfectly still.

Pararet can infest healthy trees by slipping into holes half its apparent size. It chews on bark from the inside, its presence slowly causing the tree to develop multiple fungal growths over time.

Parakern infests trees beneath the root, siphoning small amounts of nutrients over time. A lone Parakern will live under a single tree for years before having drained it dry and needing to move on.

Paraflora traipses around forests, looking to spread spores onto other living beings. The spores are harmless, only causing those contacted to feel sudden jubilation, unable to stop smiling for a few hours.

The mushroom caps that extend outside of Paratress's shell are no less sturdy. For defense, it can fire smaller mushrooms from within that pack a mighty wallop if they connect.

When observed, the marks on its torso seem to shift and undulate to draw in curious prey. Once within range, Parabok ejects large amounts of toxic spores onto the hypnotized victim.

As it draws energy from ambient static, it sheds spores in a manner akin to electric sparks. Should lightning strike Parakou, a huge burst of spores will erupt and infect all life in a wide radius around it.

Parachu tends to sit completely motionless until something biological moves near, whereupon its tail reacts instinctively, stunning prey with whipping and electric jolts before wrapping around and dragging them closer to be infected.

A massive walking mound of fungal tendrils, Paragrowth uses its limbs to touch and wriggle its roots into any trees it comes across. Inevitably, these tainted trees will grow massive amounts of fungi within days.

The frozen mushroom no longer produces fungus spores, but instead seeks to spread powder snow around it. Places the spread snow lands will grow harmless fungi made of snow.

Parawile stands stock-still until something living happens near it, whereupon it snatches them up in its false jaws. A few hours later, it spits them back out, the victim sporting grotesque mushroom growths.

Parathorn is considered very dangerous, and great care should be taken when venturing through its known habitats. It clings to cave ceilings and tree canopies, extending fungal tendrils that will infect anything they come in contact with.

Beneath the cap lies the nearly-dried husk of the infested Shroomish. Paraish lays dormant until something touches it, spreading a burst of spores to infect and drain its next victims.

Deep within fungi-infested forests, Paratrum dwells. With a single roar it spreads out massive amounts of spores from its mouth that infest plant life with mushroom parasites, and enfeeble anything else with fungal rashes.

Some variants of Paratrum are less hostile and infectious than others, though the difference is difficult to tell at a glance. The calmer type typically keeps to itself, feasting on old dead trees for sustenance.

Paraice lumbers around slowly within forests of colder regions. Anything that comes in contact with the spores its mushroom produces develops chills for several days.

The mushrooms have siphoned away the mind and body of Paras rapidly, leaving it almost a husk. In this weakened state, Pararas are often easily hunted, doomed due to the parasites' hunger.

The fungus has grown so much from siphoning from its host that it has grown so large as to leave it nearly immobile. Parasect spreads spores at the hint of something approaching, desperate to propagate further with a new host.

The mushroom has taken so much from the host that both have become a discolored husk. Parasect is dry and brittle to the touch, and reacts to outside stimuli with a fearful release of spores before fleeing.

The mushroom cap clings tightly to Paraduck's skull, causing it constant discomfort. When it scratches it in an attempt to alleviate the pain, it dispenses large amounts of spores.

Parape throws punches at anything nearby, not out of aggressive or territorial tendencies, but because the impact of the punch causes its fists to release spores that grow new mushrooms in those it punches.

Parachoke shuffles around quietly in search of others to flex its muscular body at. Each flex releases spores from specific parts of its body, so those who dare to stare should keep a large distance.

Paraler tucks its circular body into the mushroom to coat itself with spores, then rolls down mountains. Each tumble and impact casts more of its spores out into the air and helps them spread and propagate.

Three heads exist, but only the newly-formed mushroom has something resembling a brain or consciousness. If removed, it will simply transform one head into another mushroom, and grow a new false head.

Necrobone's body radiates so much powerful light that it needs to regularly discharge it from its body or risk hurting itself. It uses a bone to help it focus and fire light beams to relieve it of its burden.

Necrotini is nicknamed "the dragon child of light" in some ancient legends. According to these tales, it will one day grow in power enough to purify the entire planet with its searing light energy.

Necroreon's mighty abilities are fueled by the light it absorbs. Absorbing moonlight is particularly effective; some swear they've seen the moon dim in the sky when Necroreon takes in its moonbeams.

Necrosel appears before its prey in a flash of intense light that leaves them dazed and blinded. It moves with frightening speed, tearing at even the largest of foes with its claws until they fall.

Necroh's feathers emit an almost blinding glow as it absorbs light during flight. These rainbow colored feathers can erupt in a plume of light-beams that are said to reduce anything they hit to ash.

Said to be the ultimate being of another universe, Necroceus's radiance is almost blinding. It seems to consume light to keep functioning, as it thrashes around aggressively when in areas devoid of illumination.

Necrorom absorbs light in massive amounts to supercharge its electrical abilities. Its body contains enough power that it could fling lightning bolts at a target on the other side of the planet.

Unfurling all of its tails allows Necrotales to unleash blindingly bright light that sears the skin after prolonged exposure. Haughty and vain, it's likely to send this light out at any who approach it without giving it proper tribute.

The first recorded depiction of Necroselia called it The Dawn's Dragon of Dreams. It was said to appear along the sunrise, its radiant glow blinding some and sending others into months-long slumbers.

Necroloud stores a massive amount of absorbed light within its body. With an earth-shaking bellow, it can release beams of light powerful enough to vaporize a mountain peak.

When Necrodrio moves at top speed, it leaves a blindingly bright trail of light behind it. Its great leaps through the air have been likened to seeing a second sun cut rapidly through the sky.

Whacking the bone Jangbone carries against the scale on its skull produces a sharp, resounding sound. It rapidly strikes its skull to produce the shrill noise to irritate and drive off predators.

Jangnair communicates with others by using the large scale on its tail against the one on its head. Rapid tapping implies aggression, a slow metallic scraping warns of nearby danger, and a single echoing clang is a sign of friendship.

Jangcross senses the amount and quality of sap within a tree by rapping its horn against it. Once it finds a suitable tree, it tears the bark away with its claws, as it detests getting its horn dirtied by the sap it seeks.

Jangskull meet in the dead of night to butt heads against each other to establish hierarchy between rivals. The clang of their metal skulls creates a warbling wail that many confuse for the haunted cries of evil spirits.

Jangon's beating wings create a sound that is quite high in pitch. It is disorienting and distracting to many, creating openings it can use to divebomb and headbutt targets with the hard scale on its head.

Jangark's scale is sought after in some regions for its shininess and color. To evade poachers, it casts illusions to make others believe they've discovered shed scales, while in actuality they've only gathered up useless garbage.

Small scales shed from Jangpius's wings as it glides cause it to cast a sparkling trail whenever it takes flight. The growths on its neck, despite looking like hard scales, are soft, sweet fruits highly sought in tropical regions.

Hakapie, when in danger, flings the hardened scale at the end of its tail at aggressors. A new one grows back in only a few minutes, so it's never without a defense mechanism for long.

Hakatank sheds its scales on a regular basis. It's been found that grinding them into a powder and adding them to its milk gives it a distinctly sweet, honey-like aftertaste.

Hakadoof nibbles on the scale on its tail in order to keep it sharp, making a reverberating clacking noise as it chews. If the scale falls off from excessive chewing, it grows back within a few days.

Hakalous's heads headbutt each other, psyching itself up for battle with the resonating clang it creates. This also serves to strengthen the scales on its skulls, making it more effective in combat.

Hakaron toughens itself up by butting heads with others of its kind. It strikes with enough force to break its scales, which grow back tougher, strengthening both rivals as they spar.

Komfree uses vibrations of the metal scales on its head to create a buzzing noise to scare off invaders to its precious flower gardens. Its bright and regal appearance made it popular with royalty in many ancient civilizations.

Once they've proven themselves worthy, Komeon is unfailingly loyal to its friends. It forms psychic plates of armor similar to its own scales and places it on its allies in battle for their protection.

The sharp metal sound of Komitar ringing its scales to intimidate others can be heard all around its mountainous home. Victorious rivals will tear scales off of their opponent to wear as symbolic trophies of their victory.

The gilded appearance of Komkoal's shell caused it to once be hunted as material for ostentatious armor pieces. Such an act was quickly outlawed, after a royal's prized Komkoal was poached, which sparked a furious manhunt.

Kompius communicates with others via scraping its tail along the scales of its neck and wings. Shed scales can be boiled in water, softening and distilling over time to create a sweet-tasting soup.

A solid shell and decent leaping ability lets Wimto handily escape predation. If it accidentally lands on a living creature when leaping, it delivers poison from the tips of its claws in a panic before jumping away once more.

Very easily frightened, Wimgey tends not to come out of its nest inside trees unless it's certain no other creatures are about. If something approaches while it's out, it flaps up irritating fluff from its wings to help it escape.

Wimtu is a paranoid and twitchy species, always looking to and fro for potential dangers. If something manages to frighten it, it has an equal chance of fleeing or fainting outright.

Wima hides among the trees, scuttling quickly out from holes in the bark to feed on berries and occasionally small bugs. It only flies to retreat when it's startled, and does so at ludicrously high speed.

Wimtik feeds on small bits of electricity siphoned from household appliances. If spotted in the act of feeding it retreats immediately, spreading small bursts of sparks as it runs.

If confronted in the wild, Wimlu will panic and flap its wings rapidly, spreading cloud-like fluff everywhere. If it panics too much, it may lose all the fluff on its wings in its haste to escape.

Goligon's rapid wingbeat produces a mild toxin that weakens the muscles of those afflicted. This makes others unlikely to be able to attack it, which suits Goligon's meek and pacifistic nature just fine.

Golidisc swims placidly in its waters, drifting away from conflict if spotted. If pushed into combat however, it's no slouch; its many arms have enough strength to hurl a Blastoise with ease.

Fonee floats with the wind on sunny days, spreading its leaves to gather as much sunlight as possible. Groups of Fonee will link their limbs together and form rotating rings as they float about.

Fodisc darts from between leafy parts of the ocean floor, eating seaweed when it can. When frightened, it spreads the green parts of its body outward to make itself appear twice as big.

Foth gathers up a small collection of coins to carry with it beneath the morning sunlight. While it can photosynthesize normally, it seems happier when basking near light reflected off of shiny coins.

Lulosion spends a good amount of time preening the leafy mane on the back of its neck. If angered, the mane will ignite, which unfortunately means it will have to repeat the meticulous grooming process once it calms down.

Lutina is said to come from a world with much more vibrantly-colored plant life than ours. A touch from its colored shadow will bring even a wilted, dead flower to full bloom again.

Lurunt's body is sensitive, so it keeps itself huddled beneath a cloak made of its large petals to shield it from the elements. Specimens living in warm, temperate areas possess a much more vibrantly-colored cloak.

Ludra makes its home on tropical islands with lots of sun and plant life, both of which help keep its coloration vibrant. It tends to those people who are weakened and collapsed near its home, but hides when they recover due to shyness.

Lulix's sweet scent and vibrant coloring attract many bugs towards it, expecting a tasty meal. The sticky strings coating its body capture those insects, to be sucked up inside Lulix and consumed.

It crashes into cave walls in order to knock loose any jewels in the wall or ceiling so it can eat. Its efforts regularly cause cave-ins, but it simply digs its way out of the rubble and looks for a new cave.

Cardon's crystalline portions, particularly its horn, are incredibly solid to the point of being nearly indestructible. It uses its horn as a drill to dig into stone depths and dig up crystals, its favorite meal.

Carmie's body is primarily made up of near-impenetrable crystals. It absorbs ambient light into the gem in its center, which fuels radiant beams of light it uses to defend itself from attackers.

When multiple Caras gather, they create aurora-like light shows above them using lights from the crystals on their bodies. These rare and beautiful sights are considered one of the greatest natural wonders of the world.

Cartu spends much of its time standing stock still, quietly meditating. If its meditation leads to it catching a vision of the future, its crystal eyes flash a bright blue.

As Carffy moves around, electric static in its wool causes the gems around its neck to light up. Each year the gems fall off to be replaced by new ones, the discarded ones still retaining some stored electricity.

Cartata derives sustenance from eating rock and stone from their cavernous homes. Enamored by sparkling things, any gems found while eating are hoarded in its nest.

Though it can fire weak light beams from its crystals, Carogue prefers close-quarters combat. It trains by striking stone walls repeatedly, forming cracks across its body as proof of its dedication.

Carvoir's psychic powers let it manipulate the crystals on its body, as well as any in its immediate vicinity. It fires light beams from the jewels in order to protect its precious Trainer.

The crystal leaves of Carwig's plant become more sparkly based on the quality of the soil it eats. The species sadly has a poaching problem, hunted due to the jeweled sprout's rarity and appearance.

Carplup uses the sharp tips of its flippers to carve gems out of cavern walls so it can eat them. Some Trainers have taken to using its skills in artistry, carving sculptures out of stone and similar materials.

Carpass's crystal nose gives it a special sense of smell allowing it to easily sniff out gems deep within cave walls and the ground. A unique magnetism allows it to extract these jewels so it can consume them.

Every strike against Carolu hardens its body and its resolve to grow stronger. When aura is seen visibly and constantly emanating from the crystalline parts of its body, Carolu is nearing evolution.

Carsion inhabits underground lakes, the high mineral content of the water helping keep its gelatinous form resilient. It uses telekinesis to pull gems from the ground and walls to decorate its stone core with.

Carnaught's body, made up of dense stone and crystal, is nearly impenetrable to any sort of conventional attack. It resides deep in cavern areas, quietly meditating, though it leaps to the defense of smaller Pokémon it senses are in danger.

The stick Carxen wields is carefully and meticulously carved out of crystal. When creating fire with it, the flames on the stick turn a beautiful pale color and sparkle as they burn.

Carmeleon is primarily found in caverns located near volcanic activity. Rivals in the wild fight each other aggressively, aiming to break one of the other's crystalline horns as a sign of dominance.

Caratone was originally thought to have originated from the moon. When moonlight is caught by its crystals, they glow brightly and increase Caratone's power by several magnitudes.

Carobat enjoys snacking on crystals found deep in cave systems. It uses its nose to tear heart-shaped chunks out of the jewels, creating smaller portions that are easier to eat.

Carnine sit in pairs outside of caves, roaring at any intruders loud enough to cause a rockslide to collapse the entrance. If a Trainer gains the trust of Carnine, they will be permitted into the cave and rewarded with troves of jewels.

It uses its pick to dig deep in caverns for rare jewels. It's believed that it does this because consuming the gems increases its intellect and psychic powers.

Surprisingly flexible and agile, Carsprout dodges away from attacks so they won't tarnish the rock and gems that make up its body. If it does get dirty, it can spit a fluid from its mouth that melts away the grime in seconds.

Carlem's diamond-like shell is considered one of the sturdiest substances known to humans at this time. It's theorized it could even survive the pressure and heat of the planet's core.

The first to encounter Carpoke in the wild thought it was nothing more than an intricate statue until it responded to touch. Carpoke is so absentminded it simply forgets to move throughout most of the day.

Some have claimed Carnix was the infamous "Crystal Onix" local folklore spoke about until proven otherwise. Living deep underground has hardened its stone and crystals to the point of being near impervious.

Carzee is particular about the dreams it consumes from those it sends to sleep. It only eats the happiest dreams it can find, as those dreams help keep its crystalline portions more pristine and shiny.

Chesfable has a shy nature, often curling up and hiding its face when confronted with someone new. During the full moon, the quills on its body grow longer and emit a faint silvery glow.

Chesladin has a friendly, gentle nature, rarely getting itself into combat. Its spines are dulled at the tip and require effort on Chesladin's part to temporarily sharpen enough to be used in a fight.

Venosey's eggs have a fine, fuzzy texture similar to its own hairs, though they are no less nutritious or delicious when eaten. Consuming them regularly is said to be particularly effective at combating allergies.

Venogela's many vines have a slightly fuzzy texture to the touch that most find pleasant. Domestic Venogela use their extendable vines to tickle their unsuspecting owners.

Venokhan can fire beams of light from its clustered eyes to protect its young. The child is still developing so it can only make a short flash of blinding light in self-defense.

Rival Venoros establish hierarchy by shaking their bodies and releasing a cloud of tiny hairs from their mane. The one that creates the bigger cloud is considered the superior.

If something approaches Venouna, it vibrates rabidly and sheds tiny hairs from its body. These hairs cause extreme allergic reactions in most creatures, leaving them with blurry vision and uncontrollable sneezing.

When faced with opposition, Venolosion heats up a segment of its back, burning up excess hair on its body into a cloud of dust it can control. This lets it obscure itself or agitate the vision of opponents, giving it an edge.

Venorak's strong eyesight lets it observe even the faintest motions of prey from a distance. It carefully watches and calculates the best place to spin tiny webs that will catch prey as it tries to flee.

Venogeot flaps its wings on the ground to kick up dust and dislodge countless small hairs from its body. This is highly effective at blinding prey and making them easily snatched up and carried off back to its home.

Venowoodo's powerful cluster of eyes allows it to see faint movement, becoming still if it detects even a hint of a living creature. If something attempts to harm it, it flings irritating pollen from its hands in their eyes to blind them.

Venoloom hops about flower fields, using its feelers to take pollen from other flowers and add it to its own. If attacked, it sprays an irritating, smelly powder from its flower that stuns attackers long enough for it to hop away.

Its strong eyesight lets it see the glimmer of anything shiny from long distances with minimal lighting. Venokrow disperses clouds of small hairs with a flap of its wings to blind people and swipe their belongings.

Venobull is well-liked by some as a pet, finding its grumpy expression adorable. It is an arduous task to keep it groomed, however, and when it shakes its body after cleaning, tiny hairs spread everywhere.

Venolax stores spare food within the recesses of its fuzzy back. Sometimes it offers to share with friends, seeming confused when they refuse to partake in the fuzz-covered snacks.

Despite its hulking size, Venogrowth is a rather timid creature, hiding away deep in forests and caves and refusing to come out unless it sufficiently trusts someone. It seems afraid of potentially hurting someone due to its size.

Venovoir's body is coated in countless fine furs, making it very soft and fuzzy. It loves to give embraces to others, which are pleasant but leave the hugged person feeling slightly itchy afterward.

It can change the color of all of its body except for its eyes. It hides away from sight, using its powerful eyes to scope out the faint movement of small insects, before its tongue lashes out at lightning speed to catch and eat them.

Despite formidable strength and speed, Venochomp is jumpy and prone to panicking. When startled in the wild, it's not unheard of for it to cut a tree down in a single swing, just to cover its rapid escape.

Venomoth appear drawn to the pollen stored in Venosaur's flower. Venosaur detests the unwelcome visitors, to the point of attacking Venomoth on sight.

Venoleep retracts the upper parts of its body into the fuzzier lower half, hiding in thick bushes until suitable prey draws near. Once it does, Venoleep extends its many sticky antennae out to grab and drag away its new meal.

Venogon is a curious sort, but quick to panic at any unexpected movements. It escapes from danger by flapping its wings rapidly, blowing away countless tiny hairs on its body that agitate and blind those in front of it.

Possessing powerful eyesight and echolocation, Venobat makes it nearly impossible to hide or evade it when it's on the hunt. Fortunately for most, it only tends to hunt small insects.

The smoke billowing out of Venokoal's body contains a pheromone highly attractive to Venonat. It's very common to see small groups of them swarming and playing amongst Venokoal's clouds.

When flying through the air at high speeds, Venor sheds excess fur from its body. This fuzz burns up quickly, creating a colorful trail of sparks behind its flight paths, akin to a comet's tail.

If something flees from an angry Venokey, it will find it difficult to truly escape; its vision is highly acute, and its stubborn personality means it rarely gives up a chase, even after hours.

A faint scent emitted by Venopoke's hairs induces drowsiness and contentment in those who smell it. Many enjoy using it as a pillow to nap on, which Venopoke doesn't mind at all.

Venouk's body composition is a strange mixture of fuzzy and sludgy. Should some part of a person come in contact with its residue, that spot will remain itchy for days, even after removing the goop.

Venouk stretches its slimy body around to catch smaller Bug Pokémon to eat. Exposure to too much of the goop comprising its form can cause lengthy periods of blindness in the victim.

Quills across Quilts's body lengthen in response to the emotions it senses around it. The more it feels endangered, the more quills come out to protect itself, ready to be launched from its body at a moment's notice.

Beneath the bushes on Quiltle's back hide packs of thorns ready to be launched at opponents. Many predators have found themselves fleeing due to a surprise deluge of pointed projectiles being unleashed on them.

Quilferno has a cocky streak and is highly confident in its combat prowess. It can fire little spines from its body over a short distance, each spike tipped with a tiny burning flame to singe the targets they hit.

Quiladin props itself up as a defender of smaller Pokémon, intimidating bullies with its immense size and girth. It relies mostly on this threat display, as its new size is actually a detriment due to losing a lot of mobility.

Quildisc quietly watches couples near it, aiming to protect their love. If it spots something that threatens the couple, it extends and fires pointed spines from its tail fin.

Cheseon's psychic senses alert it to the feelings of beings in danger nearby. It rushes to their aid, erecting Barriers and Light Screens to protect them from harm while it takes on the aggressor directly.

Combining the two halves of Chestile's shield creates a near-impenetrable defense in front of it. It leaps to defend any forest denizens in its home from danger, waiting out and exhausting its foe before launching a counterattack.

Cheskip is quite protective of others, shielding them from harm with its body. Despite its small stature, its body is incredibly durable; a charging Steelix would be stopped dead in its tracks if it collided with Cheskip.

Chesladin's heavy shell gives it impeccable defenses, but severely limits its mobility. Its battle style relies on tanking its opponent's heavy blows before countering with powerful headbutts or painful stabs with its quills.

Fennevoir is very friendly and loyal, but can be difficult to raise. It constantly wants to practice its fire spells, and its zealousness can sometimes lead to things accidentally being set on fire.

The trees from which Braivyle gathers the branches it uses for practicing its magical fire are considered sacred to it. Those who harm said trees will be shown the full might of Braivyle's pyrotechnic capabilities.

The flame on the stick reflects Braivoir's emotional state at the time. The more defensive and protective of others it feels, the bigger and hotter the fire burning on the end.

The fluff in Delorb's ears glows brightly as it begins to charge up an attack. Once it fully charges, the fur ignites and fires off lengthy plumes of flame on either side.

Delras has the ability to start a roaring campfire upon its back at will and control whether it burns others or not. This makes it excellent as a traveling companion, particularly in colder regions.

Delts channels its budding psychic powers into the stick it carries, letting it create some impressive minor pyrotechnics. It uses these to impress and protect other small Pokémon it manages to befriend.

Delrith rubs the tips of its claws on sticks it gathers to set them alight with flame. It uses the torches it creates to ward off predators and bully smaller creatures away from meals it wishes to steal.

Delsol gathers up sticks to set alight and gaze into the flames. Within the fire it glimpses potential future disasters, allowing it to work towards preventing the catastrophes from taking place.

Deladin lives a secluded life in remote locations across the world. It has a gruff, antisocial personality, but it will guide lost travelers it comes across to a safe exit using its flaming staff.

Froatata's slick body allows it to smoothly hide in tiny cracks, making it easy to infiltrate homes. If discovered, the pest spits out a high amount of fast-moving bubbles that sting quite a bit on impact.

Froacko considers itself the protector of ponds in its forest homes, defending others who would intrude upon them. Though its strength is lacking, none can doubt its staunch conviction.

It generates bubbles from a small spout on its head to help keep its skin moisturized while on land. Froamer enjoys playing with others by spraying them with these foamy bubbles.

Frogvyle leaps from tree to tree, surveying entire forests as their designated protector. From above, it pelts those it deems a threat with bubble-coated seeds spat out at high volume and rapid speeds.

Froglup fancies itself as an honorable warrior-ninja in training. It leaps to the defense of other Pokémon, even if it seems unnecessary, spitting out small bubbles that travel close to the speed of a bullet.

Becoming more skillful than Froakie but retaining its small stature, Frogkie defends others with bubble-coated projectiles thrown in rapid succession. Frogkie doubles its efforts if it feels a foe isn't taking it seriously.

Grevire's tongue is directly connected to an electricity-generating organ in its torso. When it unfurls it from its scarf-like position, it channels that energy to fling out shuriken made of electricity and water mixed together.

Grekip watches over areas where Mudkip gather, working as a quiet protector from the shadows. It takes care of potential dangers by flinging shurikens made of muddy water.

Gretomp's speed and size make it excellent at doing hit-and-run tactics. It gathers up muddy water to form into dirty shurikens to throw at foes as a way to both injure and blind them.

Grevoir moves with the swiftness and grace of a ninja. It uses psychic powers to cast illusions to better hide itself, making it even more capable of stealthily dealing with opposition.

Grevoir seen with a skirt made of water are known for being more aquatically inclined. While mobile on land, its true speed and skill becomes most prevalent once it's underwater.

Greble attempts to teach itself discipline and fight more tactically in combat. To that end, it covers its mouth with its long tongue, to help prevent itself from falling to its instincts and resorting to simply biting opponents.

The connective rotation of Greang's two halves draws in water from nearby sources. This causes it to grow in size, strength, and speed, both halves able to fly around like twin shuriken in combat.

Grexen's confidence in its skills is enough that it prefers to play with its opponents rather than secure victory. It flings numerous water shuriken from the end of its stick to force its foe to dodge endlessly.

Torode's body radiates enough heat to cause the ground near it to steam and ignite. It can explode in a burst of energy and scalding steam, powerful enough to leave a small crater behind.

The clouds of smoke emanated from Torzing have an ashy and earthen scent to them. The smell has been used by some to help Pokémon from volcanic areas feel more comfortable when away from their natural habitat.

Steam within the shell keeps Torgela's tentacles moist and able to move it around. Because the steam escapes as it moves, it only moves in short bursts, lest it risk its limbs drying out.

The expulsion of smoke that propels Torking through the water takes the form of large back fins. It typically roams around the oceans near volcanic islands, particularly those with still-active volcanoes.

As it consumes coal and other materials, puffs of smoke rise from its head. The clouds shift into the shapes of other Pokémon, even mimicking their behavior before dissipating.

The orbs on Tornair's body regularly vent out large amounts of steam in order to regulate its temperature. Seeing it majestically swim through lava in the volcanic regions it inhabits is said to be a sign of good fortune.

Torsaur's developing body causes it to create an excessive amount of steam vented from within its shell. The constant production and subsequent expulsion of steam leaves it tired and lethargic.

Torlix is a gentle giant living a very sedentary lifestyle in volcanic regions, usually not far from human civilization. It is friendly enough that it even allows others to use its hot, steaming body as a makeshift sauna.

Due to the shell over its magma-like body, Torgma rarely moves. It sticks its head out from the holes in the shell in order to feed and vent excess steam from its pores.

It is one of the slowest-moving Pokémon recorded; a Torcargo moving at top speed for 24 hours would travel only a scant ten feet at best.

Its umbrella radiates heat to keep it warm while shielding its body from volcanic ash in the air. It's known for being elusive, walking out from the smokescreen it billows, and vanishing into those same clouds.

It projects an image of its face within the steam it expels, but this is just as incorporeal as the smoke. In olden Hoenn times people would burn incense near it, believing it held connections to their ancestors' spirits.

It pokes its head out of the stone body in order to eat or release large amounts of steam. Some resorts in Hoenn have taken to employing them as a part of their saunas.

Torveon puffs out steam from its body in the form of thick, ribbon-like clouds. Those who wind up inhaling the exhaled smoke find that it produces a calming effect and causes a feeling of warmth internally.

Its tiny body is too small to haul its massive shell around normally. When Torcott needs to move, it retreats into the shell and uses expelled steam to propel itself forward.

Its gears churn slowly but steadily to give it life energy, releasing small bits of smoke as it does so. Some liken the sound it makes to the slow chug of a steam engine.

The spinning gears generate steam to dissipate excess heat. The main gear stores intense pressure within, releasing it to launch the other gears forward in self-defense.

It lengthens the distance of its leaps by expelling vast amounts of smoke from its nostrils to propel it further. The smoke takes on an appearance similar to wings, making Torbat appear to be flying.

When Torunt lets out a roar, the small plumes of steam it releases intensify into a singular geyser of smoke. It often tries to beat its own personal record for roar and eruption power.

Archaeologists believe Tortrum may have been the apex being within ancient volcanic regions. A long neck, powerful jaws, a sturdy shell and smoke production all combined to make it a formidable prehistoric hunter.

Torish's leaves are made of a tightly packed warm ash. Once a month, the leaves "shed" into a dusty pile on the ground. It buries itself into the pile afterward and waits for a new set of leaves to grow back.

It belts out increasing amounts of steam from its tail depending on how happy it is. Torful may also release excessive steam if hugged too hard by its Trainer.

As Torgeist sings its eerie song at night, thick smoke flows from the pores in its torso. These clouds can form into hands that can grab and ensnare others to be dragged off to Torgeist's den.