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Hypbok paralyze their foes with fear by flashing the patterns on their chest before slowly waving the pendulums on their tails. The victims of their paralysis are even more susceptible to hypnotic suggestions.

Hypgon-Z collects discarded phones and projects hypnotic images on them to lull Trainers to sleep. If a Hypgon-Z sees a Trainer up late on their phone, it will send the signal of the display onto their phone instead and eat their dreams.

Hyprina are devious tricksters, luring in prey by hypnotizing them with their pendulums. However, they only go after prey larger than themselves, as they are fiercely protective of smaller Pokémon and want to make sure they have enough to share.

Hypthorn rocks back and forth, suspended in midair by its psychic powers. It uses its middle pendulum to guide the target's eyes back and forth between the other two, making sure they are thoroughly hypnotized.

The mysterious flames that Hyplure produce illuminate their odd floating pendulums in a myriad of dazzling patterns. Anyone that stares too long at this display will become transfixed, unable to even think of escape.

Hypnat use their psychic powers to detect their surroundings for signs of approaching predators. If anything manages to catch them off guard, they will startle with a burst of poisonous spores and psychically project their fear to their foe.

Hypmoth hide within a mist of poisonous scales from their wings, using their psychic powers to detect the fear of their prey. They appear from the mist only to hypnotize their target, feeding on the fear before disappearing into the mist once more.

Hypler swing their pendulums simultaneously to increase the range of their psychic powers. While they prefer attacking from a distance, they are able to swing their pendulums hard enough to shatter stone when gathering minerals for meals.

Krabyu scuttle along the seafloor, snapping their claws as warnings to predators. They quickly tilt their bodies to strike with their claws, using their arms to catch themselves and push back up onto their feet.

Krabark use the spray of bubbles from their body to reflect light off of themselves, creating mirages to blend into their surroundings. If anyone gets close enough to see through the mirage, Krabark will ready their claws as a warning.

The fine hairs along a Krabnat's body are laced with toxins. If the latent poison isn't enough to finish an opponent, Krabnat will strike with their claws while wiggling their antenna, scattering a fresh dose of poison.

The spines along a Kingnat's back are highly toxic. Kingnat fight by striking back and forth with their claws before suddenly turning around, defending themselves by blocking any incoming attacks with their spikes.

Kingmoth wings are surprisingly solid, containing layers of muscles that allow them to fly despite the heft. In battle, they fly into the air, only to suddenly drop, striking with their large claw and using the recoil to keep them aloft.