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Buttersopod sport thick hair across their bodies, being both an insulator and as hydrophobic fur, allowing them to move through the water without the drag of water. The wings on the backs of Buttersopod aren't very functional, allowing for short flight.

Believed to be the rulers of Beedrill, Beevoir carry a sense of royalty, deeming themselves above other Pokémon. Supposedly, Beevoir have a rivalry with other Pokémon from another region, though there is not enough evidence to support this.

Beetales are known for their opulent tails, which sound like a chorus of bees when shaken and smell like freshly harvested honey when cared for. Intelligent and fierce, Beetales curse trainers who disrespect the forests where other Beetales live.

Milkhan are great parents, often employed at daycares by Pokémon Breeders. As a reward for learning good behavior, Milkhan allow young Pokémon to drink their milk as a treat.

One sip of a Milkou's milk can keep a person awake for hours, which can be used as a tasty energy drink. When freshly collected, the milk of a Milkou takes on a slight golden hue, humming with electricity.

When one angers a Milogre, heavy rain occurs, showering down ice cold milk in a torrential storm. The milk produced by these storms is hard to swallow as it has a salty undertone.

Milesta prefer to live in hot temperatures in order to stimulate their growth. Unlike normal milk, drinking Milesta's milk will not alleviate the burn of spicy food, making it worse instead.

Ranches that own Milsopod are often kept quiet, as too much noise can make them skittish, which spoils their milk. If the proper conditions are met, the milk from a Milsopod has a rich, creamy flavor, which makes good ice cream.

Milgalge produce extremely delicious milk, however it is filled with dangerous toxins. When properly filtered, the milk becomes rich, and is used regularly in morning coffee or hot cocoa in the winter.

Dusmagius are mischievous by nature, frightening Trainers and Pokémon alike with all the glee in the world. What lies behind the mask of Dusmagius is a mystery, as they never remove their mask in the presence of Trainers.

While they are small, Aegits are fierce Pokémon and are not hesitant to strike a foe down. Despite this, their shields are often too heavy to remain balanced on their heads.

Aegisol were once seen as royalty, tailing ancient kings at their side, aiding them in their leadership. However, these kings were fated to fall, and their kingdoms unfoundedly blamed Aegisol for it, banishing them from their cities.

While normally very patient and sage, Kyoape lose all patience with those who pollute the ocean, man and Pokémon alike. As Kyoape throw their punches, the tide fluctuates rapidly, throwing the ocean into storm.

Lithe and agile, Galvanchamp is capable of fighting foes larger than itself. Each of its punches is charged with static electricity, shocking its enemies with a flurry of blows.

Legends tell of a Talontomb that rose from the grave and was wreathed in fire, its soul tethered to a mysterious keystone. Wild Talontomb incinerate the wildlife around them, charring the forests, coating the forest floor with cinders and soot.

Sharpdash are seen treading across large bodies of water in herds, galloping across the surface of the water at speeds rivaling a powerful jet ski. Sharpedo and Carvanha often follow them, scaring away other aquatic Pokémon from getting in their path.

The diets of Necrofree largely consist of natural light, and they can be seen at all times of the day. As they flap their wings, the air shimmers, creating illusions of what is thought to be another world.

The large wings of Necrofree filter light like prisms, scattering light into colored rays. Almost any color can be filtered from their wings, as natural light contains all possible colors.

Crested in golden scales, Komeon are swift and agile swimmers, using river currents to push themselves forward. When the scales of a Komeon brush against the hull of a ship, they make a sound like a thunderous drumline.

The poison excreted by Dragalitar is potent enough to corrode through solid tungsten, carrying acidic properties that produce noxious fumes. One blow from a Dragalitar can topple trees, leaving the ground barren.

The sails of a Dragalrorus change color via the shifting toxicity in their poison, growing brighter the more potent it becomes. The ice a Dragalrorus creates melts itself over time, leaving behind a puddle of acid.

Often believed to be spirits of river currents, Polimagius play pranks on Trainers who stray too deep into the river current, pulling them under. When angered, Polimagius blast spouts of water that feel as solid as a punch to their opponent.