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Due to overhunting, Feraras have become wary of humans. It intimidates trainers by opening its mouth and letting out an eerie cry. It is said only a trainer with a pure heart may catch a Feraras.

Amphanium are docile creatures. During the day, they bask in the sun, using its energy to generate electricity. During thunderstorms, Amphanium's orbs act as lightning rods, supercharging them.

The wool on Ampharay's mane has the unique ability to conduct electricity. In battle, they nuzzle against their opponent, shocking them. When Ampharay's tail glows, the voltage of its electric attacks rises.

Unswine are known to carve hieroglyphs in ice with their tusks, marking their territory. When Unswine gather, they are filled with a mysterious power.

Steeler drag themselves across the ocean floor due to their gigantic claw. They eat mineral-dense ores by crushing them and shoveling the remains into their mouths. Any creature caught in Steeler's pincer is pulverized.

Heragron enjoy testing their strength by lifting boulders and hurling them across mountain ranges. They topple trees in search of their favorite food: Honey. Heragron's armor is said to be tougher than steel, while its horns can uproot a grove.

Heramo-o has no interest in Pokémon weaker than itself; it usually scares away smaller Pokémon by rubbing its wings together, which sounds like clanging scales. Heramo-o are known to attack Exeggutor in the wild, chewing on their leaves.

Heralem live deep underground, only digging out from their burrows in search of honey. They battle by rolling into their target at full force before attempting to flip them over.

Tyrancada live underground for years at a time, absorbing nutrients from tree roots to evolve. It is said that a single Tyrancada could consume an entire forest's worth of trees while waiting for its evolution.

Once mistakenly believed to be mythical Pokémon, Togenine's howls are said to guarantee a life of longevity and good luck. There are tales of Togenine helping the injured during forest fires, moving with serene grace and fluidity.

Mamother's bladed hands allow them to be efficient hunters. Whilst nearly undetectable in the snow, they attack from blind spots. Contrary to their terrifying looks, Mamother are actually omnivorous.

Scepmega are incredibly stealthy Pokémon; being able to blend in with the jungles they reside in, Scepmega zip around at incredible speeds, piercing prey with their tails.

Swampdon are extremely territorial creatures, claiming entire shorelines as their nests; they will viciously attack anyone who enters their domain. Their tails are capable of smashing entire boulders, and their strong arms allow them to swiftly swim.

Zororing are feared due to their appearance; because of this, they hide in caves, using illusions to mask their true form and bond with trainers. When exposed to a full moon's energy, the marking on its head is filled with a mysterious power.

Zoromega use their ability to create illusions to take on the visage of bird Pokémon. They do this to avoid predators while soaring through the skies.

Grouice are able to create pillars of paradoxically hot ice. In battle, they are able to encase opponents with these pillars, leaving fatal burns. In ancient murals, Grouice have been depicted creating entire glaciers.

In the daytime, Drifbro are extremely lazy, usually drifting to wherever the wind takes them instead of flying. At night, however, they use their psychic powers to pilot themselves and hunt for prey.

Cofaeye are extremely avaricious Pokémon, if a single coin is taken from their hoard, it will relentlessly hunt for the thief, cursing them. They are known to hold grudges against these grave robbers.

Smaller instances of Galvanslash have moved into suburban areas, burrowing into power plants and chewing on wires for energy. Larger Galvanslash reside in deserts; they hunt by dragging their prey into the sand and shocking them into paralysis.

It is believed that Golulix were created by mankind to retrieve ores from deep underground. In the modern era, Golulix are used to excavate for mineshafts. These tunnels are typically left dilapidated by Polieye that are in search of gems.

Hyran are incredibly aggressive, launching their heads as missiles to poison their opponents in battle. There are rumors that Hyran are stranded from an alternate future.

Hypius are incredibly moody creatures, as each one of their heads have a different temperament, often having a dominant yet destructive middle head. To atone for anything they destroy, Hypius soar through the skies and scatter seeds for farmers.

Sabltrum is extremely ravenous, feasting on any gemstones they can get in their mouths. Their gargantuan jaws enable them to burrow through caves with relative ease.

Sablton dwell in the darkest of caves, where they pull out gems from within in the ground by magnetizing them. Miners who seek out precious ores utilize Sablton's magnetic ability.

Scolipert are extremely proficient hunters, waiting in the mud for their prey. Once a Pokémon wanders too close, Scolipert will jump out of its hiding place, pinning down its prey and injecting it with a deadly venom.

Snoty's incredibly warm skin allows it to survive the coldest temperatures, they are skilled fighters being able to take on the likes of Glalie. Mountaineers will often seek a partnership with Snoty due to their ability to detect avalanches.

Glagron will claim entire mountain ranges as their own, which typically leads to fights over territory. Glagron hunt by causing avalanches and ramming into their prey, impaling them. It is said that Glagron's breath can freeze an entire lake.

Sharpstar's jaws are strong enough to rip through the shells of the Cloyster they hunt. In battle, Sharpstar swallows water before shooting it back out with the force of a geyser.

While absorbing sunlight, the plant on Vilesaur's back becomes energized; shaking the petals on its head and spreading poisonous pollen.

Toxdily live in warmer parts of the ocean where they hunt their prey: Corsola. Toxdily hunt by ensnaring their prey with their tentacles, which excrete a paralyzing but toxic digestive enzyme.

Paraphan's body is made from a thick carapace. It protects itself from predators by curling up and shooting spores from its trunk. Paraphan knock over trees with their trunks, before nesting inside them and draining them of their nutrients.

Disguised as coral, Paradily are patient hunters, staying stationary for days on end waiting for prey to swim by before striking. Paradily reproduce by infecting coral with fungi; they are believed to be a leading cause of reef destruction.

This noble Pokémon is known to shield others in times of crisis. Electricity stored within Komkou's clangorous scales rub together while it runs, creating the sound of a rumbling thunderstorm.

Golitar are overwhelmingly powerful; with one mighty swing, they can cleave through seawater. With shells as tough as diamond, only an equally powerful Pokémon can damage them. They are known to inhabit sunken ships, often battling Dhelmise.

Hundreds of millions of years ago, Carorus resided in caves near the end of frozen tundras. Ancient people worshipped them, as their glistening frills in the night resembled auroras. It is believed that they are the distant ancestors of Megaswine.

Despite their looks, Dugchic are extremely vicious hunters; they are quick on their feet and are adept swimmers. Dugchic hunt by burrowing underground and moving in three different directions; attacking from blind spots with searing flames.