FusionDex

Despite its blobby appearance, the lumpy brow of a Snordon has a texture like hard synthetic rubber, causing blows and projectiles to bounce from it with the same force they impacted it.

There's a hollow at the top of Snordon's crown where it keeps berries for future snacking. However, they tend to overstuff it, requiring a kind Trainer or Pokémon's help to get the berries loose.

Natle are very curious by nature, but their habit of waddling up close to people and staring them in the eyes silently puts them somewhere between cute and unnerving.

The plume on Natortle's head is usually kept folded down, but flares up in threat displays: a more reliable indicator of aggression than its perpetually-surly stare.

Xatortle keeps its wings tightly folded around its body at all times, using precise kicks and swings of its rigid, metronomic tail to fend off a physical clash.

The psychic blasts from its belly cannon are invisible to the naked eye. However, specialized imaging has detected they are composed of bizarre ultraviolet symbols.

An Unking's apparent body can often be seen ambulating as normal Pokémon do, but there are times when it hangs slack from the headpiece, as if a puppet of the floating crown.

Little is known about this Pokémon's behavior except that it is compulsively drawn toward perfect circles. Otherwise, its movements seem slow, but erratic—almost random.

No matter where one stands, Undon's unmoving eye always seems to follow, even when its body is still as a statue. The inscriptions on its stone disc remain a mystery.

The head of a Pinedon is very reactive to local temperatures. In warm weather, the stalks flatten and separate, but in cold weather, the stalks clump together into a denser corncob-like form.

Pinedon is infamously easy to track, as its footprints leave a fresh, woody scent. Some owners spread peanut butter on its brow to attract avian Pokémon.

Presumably this Pokémon says its own name, but it's far too muffled by the shell to make it out. Instead, it mostly communicates using its hollow tail as a panpipe-like whistle.

Between its slow, groundshaking walking pace and the hulusi-flute tones that blow through its hollow facial pipes, this voiceless Pokémon has earned a reputation for mystic dignity.

The more a Munchdon eats, the longer a nap it will take afterwards, taking its time digesting its meal. No impact, no matter how great, can wake it from a post-meal snooze.

Munchdon have an abiding love for Sitrus Berries: so much so that after devouring them, they press the discarded peels to their crowns in order to continue enjoying the scent.

Ferrosharp travel on long journeys, occasionally stopping in human teahouses for rest. Their eyes are normally hidden beneath the brim; those who meet their gaze have almost certainly angered them.

They're drawn to Pokémon eggs, and will frequently linger or nest nearby to guard them until they've hatched. Even afterwards, a Ferroiard may act as a long-term protector to the newborn.

They're drawn to Pokémon eggs, and will frequently linger or nest nearby to guard them until they've hatched. Even afterwards, a Ferroiard may act as a long-term protector to the newborn.

A Ferrosharp fights viciously and underhandedly, but often refuses to endanger parents or children. For that reason, wild Kangaskhan seem to value their company, despite their prickliness.