FusionDex

Koffeary's body is like a thin, filmy balloon filled with a mixture of poisonous gases. By forcing this gas into its rolled-up ears, it can strike with tremendous pneumatic force.

Hootgon-Z tilts its head back and forth in a fixed rhythm along with its highly accurate internal clock. However, due to errors in its programming, it stops counting the seconds while distracted, causing it to drift from the correct time.

Skipzone magnetically levitates above the treeline, spinning the flower atop its head as a gyroscopic stabilizer. Only when it is far away from any risk of collision does Skipzone unfold its delicate solar panels to photosynthesize.

Spearskit regularly preens its soft feathers, coating them with a special oil secreted from glands between its toes. This oily coating allows it to glide over the surface of ponds, hunting for aquatic Bug Pokémon.

Small herds of Heratias gather around the secluded canopies of the tallest trees, feeding on the sweet sap. If any member of the herd detects danger with its sensitive antennae, it psychically notifies the herd to scatter.

Ursarupt slams its heavy body against the trunks of trees to knock loose its favourite foods: fruits, nuts, and Beedrill hives. It catches the falling food inside the volcanoes protruding from its back, where they stew into a fruity honey mash.

Corlord hosts a vibrant ecosystem within the coral reef growing from its back. Many varieties of aquatic Pokémon call this roving reef home, sometimes following it far outside their native habitats.

It catches fish Pokémon by stunning them with the weak electric current flowing between its horns. Despite its body being poorly shaped for swimming, Eleal is nonetheless an effective hunter.

When it senses danger, Arleo puffs out its chest and flares its brightly-coloured whiskers as an intimidating display. If foes do not heed this warning, Arleo will strike, constricting and pinning them beneath its heavy body.

Mile produces milk that is high in vitamins and electrolytes, which it gladly shares with its friends. Pokémon who drink a bottle of this milk often exhibit improved muscle recovery after battles.

Milun is happy to provide the nutritious milk it produces to its partners. It does not produce much milk, however, so Milun stocks up on bottles in anticipation of battles to ensure it has enough milk to share.

Despite its body being over 95% water by volume, its habitat is not restricted to aquatic environments. Ambicool can sometimes be found dangling by its hand-tails from tree branches, grabbing unwary passersby from above.

Kirink balances a polished sphere of sapphire between the horns on its head, through which it channels psychokinetic power. While sharing joyous moments with its Trainer, it is said that the gem is rendered more pure through psychic energy.

Shielrith's heavily-armoured carapace is extremely durable, making it a common fossil in ocean trenches along the coasts of Sinnoh. These fossils are often displayed in museums as evidence of fusion in the wild from nearly 1000 years ago.

Using its sharp fangs, it gnaws small holes through walls in search of food. An infestation of dozens of Dusctata is easily missed, as their hollow, bandage-wrapped bodies can pack densely into cramped spaces.

With the antenna atop its head, Duskgross follows faint radio waves of unknown origin, retransmitting them at a higher power. Scientists have yet to decipher any of its broadcasts, as it encrypts the messages with its four supercomputer-like brains.

Litdon's entire body is made up of a hard, waxy substance. When the flame atop its head is lit, this softens the wax, allowing Litdon to polish and reshape any deformations by rubbing its face against tree trunks.

A study has revealed that the vitreous sphere making up Chandelsteel's body is composed of a strange material stronger than any known metal. The pale flames that flicker within appear to burn indefinitely, with no apparent fuel source.

Lairtine's sleek metal body provides little friction, allowing it to glide smoothly across the water's surface and even take flight with enough speed. They prefer freshwater rivers for runways, as the ocean's salinity irritates their steel skin.

Feekarp is capable of eating almost anything and is almost exclusively found in heavily polluted, stagnant ponds. Its swimming muscles are terribly weak, and its appearance is so hopelessly ugly that it is very rarely kept for any reason.

Klapede curiously bears a strong resemblance to a popular model of compact car and uses this as camouflage to hide in crowded parking lots. If it feels threatened, it will suddenly shift into gear and drive away at dangerous speeds.

As Zucargo crawls over cave walls, it polishes them smooth with the heat of its molten body. The smooth rock surfaces allow it to more precisely locate foreign objects in its territory through echolocation.

While calm, Whirliperl putter slowly along the sandy seafloor with their four wheels. In battle, however, they close their sturdy shell and drive recklessly towards their enemy, sometimes reaching speeds of up to 80km/h before impact.

Snobell partially buries itself in snow to hide, appearing to be nothing more than a lost hat and mittens. It sprays a strong acid at any unwary creature who attempts to take its garments.

Trubgon-Z is primarily employed to wipe information from recycled electronics, as it feeds on digital files. Due to an oversight in its programming, however, Trubgon-Z often executes unintended data as code, leading to unstable behaviours.

Trubfetchd is always seen brandishing a plastic bag brimming with garbage. It spends its days gathering food scraps to add bulk to its weapon, though would-be predators are deterred by the stench alone.

Garbrith has the ability to thrive in water with very high salinity, as well as contamination from industrial pollutants. In these conditions, it faces little competition for food, as it consumes algae and mold, as well as larger pieces of trash.

Hunters of exotic truffles will often keep Digdour by their side, as they are highly proficient at both sniffing out and digging up the delicacy. However, improperly trained Digdour will often gobble up the truffles themselves.

Luvchoke's toned, muscular legs never seem to get tired, no matter how far it swims. Using its powerful flutter kick, it makes laps around the perimeter of coral reefs to protect weaker Luvdisc from both predators and fishing boats.

Surcool's body is almost entirely composed of water and coated in an oily film, allowing it to float on the ocean's surface with very little friction. It constantly secretes a sweet-smelling, poisonous fluid from glassy yellow glands on its head.

Spofing bounces constantly on its springlike tail, compressing its body. Specialized internal chambers pump poisonous gases through this bouncing motion, keeping its thin, filmy body pressurized.

Solpede normally sits completely motionless, gathering and storing solar energy for evolution. However, if disturbed, it sets off rolling at speeds of up to 80 km/h, glowing brightly as it approaches its top speed.

When groups of Sphemur eat, they all cry out with glee, creating a cacophony that can exceed 100 decibels in volume. Because of this, their mealtimes can cause permanent hearing loss.

Spheape is covered in a thick layer of fluffy fur that resists even the harshest arctic winds. When it spots its prey, it enters into a state of fury and will not calm or give up the chase until the hunt is complete.

Slowtung fishes for food by unfurling its sticky tongue in a river and waiting for prey to swim into it. It uses the Shellder latched onto its tail as an anchor, so it doesn't drift away with the current.

Magnekern is very weak, subsisting entirely on waste power radiated from electrical infrastructure. It moves very little, conserving what energy it can until it evolves.

Drowgong is most active during the daytime, subsisting on a diet of dreams eaten from herds of Seel sleeping atop the arctic ice. At night, it rests on those same ice sheets while the Seel are out hunting.

Krabcruel lives hidden away on rocky beaches, extending its brittle, spindly limbs to clamp prey that get too close. In ideal conditions, it can grow up to 80 of these pincers, though they tend to break off in the wild before reaching this number.

Kingpert uses its powerful, oversized claw to tirelessly build seawalls on the secluded beaches it calls home. Only once it has stacked enough boulders to form a brackish tide pool does Kingpert finally relax.