FusionDex

Bulbafisk spends most of its time absorbing the sunlight, and its leaf-like appearance helps it avoid any trouble.

This Pokémon is usually found guarding ancient ruins, though more often than not, it is found sleeping on the job. But even then, many trespassers are too afraid of waking it up to intrude on its territory.

An agile, amicable, and playful Pokémon, its stone-like body is nonetheless extremely tough and heavy. One friendly bump can easily knock a Trainer over.

Ralnite usually keeps to itself, using its psychic capabilities to silently sense the emotions of nearby beings. But if it senses a trainer or a Pokémon in distress, it won't hesitate to give it a warm hug.

Though small, if a person stares into Dusdour's burning eyes, they freeze in fear. Some think that Dusdour stares into the depths of your soul in order to judge you.

Proboler has a peculiar sense of magnetic smell thanks to its unique nose. It uses it to sniff out metallic ore, which it then crushes with its massive claws and consumes.

Drifbmer is light as a feather and can float at extremely high altitudes; however, its stubby fins lack the capabilities for fine maneuvering, and as such, the Pokémon simply ends up wherever the wind takes it.

Bretei usually stays calm and collected. However, should it ever feel cornered or enraged, it will use the holes in its cap to emit a fiery explosion similar to a volcanic eruption.

Galvansel spends most of its time in tree crowns, where it weaves its electric webs. Its sharp claws help it with climbing and self-defense alike.

Once Ferroeon attaches itself to a suitable ceiling, it changes its colors to blend perfectly with its surroundings. Then, once it spots its prey, it ambushes it with a volley of spikes.

Jiros is said to grant the wishes of anyone who bests it in combat. Many try, but due to Jiros's sharp horns, few succeed.

Jigglyther, with its razor-sharp claws, is a fierce fighter. In a battle, it sings songs that boost the morale of allies and crush that of its foes.

Parato are controlled by a parasitic mushroom, and are made to use their shapeshifting powers in order to spread the spores further.

When endangered, Delplume releases flammable spores into the surrounding air. If that does not suffice as a warning, it can ignite the spores with its flame powers, causing an explosion.

Above ground, it is easily confused for a Dugtrio, but don't be fooled: beneath the soil, it hides a strong body with scythe-like arms that make quick work of any unsuspecting prey.

Wingmagius spends most of its time near the shorelines, hovering above the sea. The cries that it lets out at night are described by many as bone-chilling.

Trotrio burrow themselves in tropical soil. Many trainers think they look tasty, but these ground dwelling Pokémon will defend themselves fiercely from anyone who considers them food.

Victreeraid is not very mobile; its preferred hunting method is catching the attention of flying Pokémon by waving its vine around and then shooting them down with a ball of poison.

Griniclus has remarkable psychic abilities. It uses them to control the toxic sludge that it protects itself with.

This Pokémon is often described as swimming through the air with the grace of a ballet dancer. In contrast to that, its behavior towards humans tends to be rather nefarious.