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The brightly colored bags of Electrbish serve as a warning to predators. In addition to recycled electronics, it loves consuming anything with explosive potential as well as dangerous chemicals.

A peaceful person will only see the smaller side of a Cuwile. The massive skulls it can control are only deployed on the rare occasion that this mellow Pokémon feels true anger.

While Metatly's consciousness is in the small spherical cocoon at its heart, it interacts with the world through the powerful mist of poisonous gas that surrounds it.

The many barbs on an Electarina are all charged with electricity. They all discharge as one in a powerful shock.

The wiry, dense patches of insulation on a Flalix grow naturally from their burning-hot rocks. The older and more experienced one is, the more Fire Stones it will fit into the crevices of its body.

It is capable of long flights high above the ozone layer, but spends much of its time on the ground eating and sleeping. Snorquaza is known for its mellow personality, and often mediates in disputes between other Pokémon.

The territorial Beeoom tends to fields of flowers which it pollinates. Should any intrude on these gardens, it sprays them with the noxious and highly poisonous honey it ferments in the flower on its head.

Each individual Flaacute has its own head of luxuriously soft cotton wool that they weave together with the rest of the clutch. While it is incredibly soft to touch, it's also charged with all six's natural electricity.

Rather than swimming or crawling across the seabed, Jumpmuku allow themselves to be carried by the ocean's currents, absorbing the sunlight that filters in for nutrients as they go.

It swims close to the surface so it can absorb more sunlight. Unfortunately, this also makes them easier prey for their many predators.

Not only does Umbok have a powerful venomous bite, but its pores secrete poisonous liquid it sprays at prey or threats.

It has a strong sense of justice. Under the light of the moon, Umblade hunt down evildoers who think to use night as cover.

These Pokémon adore moonlight. While they might congregate around fires or streetlights on a new moon, on a full moon, many come out to watch the display of the glowing rings of dozens of Umbtox swooping in formation.

The luminous spiral on Umbwhirl's stomach immediately entrances even powerful Psychics. Many poets have compared it to the full moon.

Despite the terrifying appearance of this Pokémon, it is no predator. It uses its powerful jaw and wickedly sharp axes to cut through stones and metals like butter, which it then consumes for nutrients.

Some say the colorful fur of a Snubvee is a prediction of what they will evolve into. They are extremely playful and outgoing, and make very popular pets.

Though not an insect, this Pokémon is totally covered in a chitinous exoskeleton. Natural vents on its exoskeleton let it expel fire with explosive force.

Before evolving, a Sneapod will collect feathers that it can tuck into its cocoon. While unmoving, the Pokémon within is still intelligent and cunning.

While this Pokémon appears fierce, it is a peaceful and lazy herbivore, spending most of its time hibernating or protecting its pre-evolutions.

This Pokémon may appear weak, but its fragile-looking coral shell is harder than steel and intensely heavy.

The flexible vines that grow from Smearsaur's bulb are incredibly dexterous and it can detail even the smallest patterns with their brushlike tips. These tips are filled with the pigments that develop in its brightly colored bulb.

Its beautiful songs are accompanied by a Suietta manipulating water. The sight of a Suietta's performance has been said to motivate Pokémon and humans to perform beyond their limits.

Predators often seek to consume its nutrient-packed tail, which it hides in a shell for protection. Some theorize the tail is the true body of an Azuckle.

While these Pokémon try to place eggs high in their branches to keep them safe, their impulsive nature and lack of control over their own strength usually leads them to break them. This upsets them so much it causes them to rampage.

Weavee are incredibly adaptable and cunning. They usually live in cold environments, where their thick and fluffy coats protect them from the chill.

Leafrelp happily float amidst healthy kelp forests, photosynthesizing off the sunlight that filters through the water.

Scepcune wander the banks of jungle rivers. Wherever they go, plant life grows riotously, and blight and sickness vanish.

With its sucker-like mouth, it attaches to larger Pokémon, walls, or the ocean floor. Its shroud-like mantle changes color to blend in with its many environments.

Though its flower is already developed, the body remains small. Venutar feeds on nutrient-rich soil, whacking any predators or threats with the surprisingly strong stalk that supports its flower.

Dusowl haunts the night on silent wings. It rotates its head 180 degrees so its prey won't notice the light from within its skull.

Legends claim that this Pokémon slumbers in a great temple devoted to it at the bottom of the sea, and that it built many other artificial Pokémon.

In dark caves, the ghostly flames of Chandelthorn attached to the ceiling are often the only illumination. They eagerly absorb the life energy of anything that comes into their light.

Groups of Zucute nest in burrows close together in caves. While they seem helpless, if you see one, then you can be sure that more than a dozen more are nearby.

The stench of a Gloouk penetrates through walls and lingers for days. Some farmers cultivate them, however, as the honey they drool, a purified form of the liquid waste that makes up much of a Gloouk's body, is exquisitely sweet and delicious.

Despite its tough appearance and spiky shell, this Pokémon is very cowardly. It's too slow to run away, so when it feels threatened, it hides its limbs and head inside its shell and pretends to be a rock.

The fur of a Percott is thought to be some of the softest, silkiest, and most pettable among all Pokémon. These prideful, intelligent, and mischievous Pokémon often dislike being pet, so caution is advised.

Trainers will often attempt to push round rocks with Strength, not realizing they are Graveals basking in the sun. When it feels the need to move, it hauls its body forward surprisingly fast with its muscular limbs.

Its horns develop faster than its flames or its speed. Growing Ponydoom will butt horns against each other to train themselves.

Its toothy mouth is the only part of it that is not covered by its cocoon. While it can't move on its own, carelessly handling it will get you a nasty bite.

While Genfree is physically blind, as a Ghost-type Pokémon, it navigates by sensing the spiritual energy that it feeds on. It uses the eyespots on its wings to frighten off predators.