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To assert dominance, Exeggumo-o rattle their coconut-like scales to drive other Pokémon out of their territory. Their calls sound like loud chants, with each mouth changing between a high and low tone.

Exeggurupt walk along island beaches, swaying their long necks side to side. Other Pokémon love to climb on their humps, as they make the distinct sound of bongos when slapped.

With their large fists, Hitmonyama's blows can cause heavy damage if well-placed. Hitmonyama often fight each other in battles that are similar to boxing matches.

Whenever threatened, Weevire mixes its poisonous gas with its electricity. Those hit by it are put into a state of paralysis, while the poison slowly eats at their body.

The bubbles that constantly float around Seaew have a poisonous property to them. Though rare to encounter, this poison often causes divers who swim into them to faint for a brief moment.

Starew are emotionally immature, each gem on their crown flashing harshly when showing extreme emotions. They're often calmed by popping the bubbles they blow out.

Each gem on the tips of Starew's crown shines based on what emotion they're currently feeling. If Starew is overwhelmed, every gem shines brightly and flashes erratically.

Starvire uses electricity to get to a high enough speed to run on water. Their wires drag along the water, causing nearby fish Pokémon to be shocked.

Due to the gem on their faces, Staras are completely blind. Instead, their mushrooms are very touch-sensitive, allowing them to get a feel for the areas they travel through.

Mr. ew bring their games to carnivals on rare occasions, taunting visitors to play whatever wacky idea they come up with. These games are incredibly rigged, often causing many to lose most of their money.

Despite their size, Jyngron are graceful in their movements. Their haunting voices can be heard echoing in the mountains.

The flame at the end of Magew's tail burns brightly, swishing around whenever they're on the move. They whip their tails at those who spot them, the embers that fling off causing small burns.

With pincers strong enough to bend hard metals, Pinitar rampage forests for honey. They're known for pairing up with Heracross fusions, due to Pinitar relying on them to crack open trees for tree sap.

Gyaraniclus's watery body help them easily swim through tough streams. They're often seen swimming up large waterfalls at quick speeds, seeing how high they can get up into the air before falling.

Due to constant poaching attempts, Lapew are near impossible to find. In the last 10 years, only one confirmed sighting of Lapew has been documented.

Many reports have been made about sailors hearing a voice singing in a high tone, similar to tenor aria. It is thought to be Ditlord trying to mimic a Wailords call.

Omaras have a habit of biting the ankles of hikers who step near their burrows. This causes many cases of Omaras being stuck in trees due to hikers kicking them up by accident.

Snorwak usually find their helmets and weapons from digging deep into the ground. These bones are actually ancient fossils, but are unable to be studied due to Snorwak's territorial claims over them.

It is a common misconception that Snornite can't fly due to their small wings and lazy nature. In reality, they're occasionally seen zooming past cities to find food.

Snorsire usually feast on larger fruits, like watermelon and pumpkin. Their calorie intake is considered quite low, only needing 50,000 calories a day.

Snorcargo's molten form causes their jaws to be unable to stay in a stable state, this leads to them needing to melt down their food. They wait until fruit fall down from trees, and try to catch it in their boxes.

Snordoom are great companions for the elderly, due to them not needing much maintenance. Sadly, they're often found in shelters due to their owners succumbing to their age.

Snorphan usually roam the streets to find their food, preferring to search for delivery trucks rather than forage in the forest. They tip over food trucks whenever the drivers aren't nearby, eating most their supply before simply walking off.

Snorpom are well-known bullies towards other Pokémon. They use the strength and size of their tails to intimidate and steal others berries.

Snorgrowth use their vines to squeeze fruits and berries into juices, using their hands as bowls to make sure none of it spills. They can sleep long enough for their vines to grow incredibly long, making them appear as shrubbery.

Using their cords, Snorvire can fry fruits from the inside out. However, sometimes they use too much voltage and can cause their meals to burst in flames.

Instead of feasting on fruits and berries, Snorgon-Z feed off malware and viruses. They can go into Trainers' devices and eat possible threats to their Pokédex data.

Despite their large size and lazy demeanors, Snorpert are incredibly strong. They're regularly seen chucking large boulders at massive trees to knock down high fruits.

Whenever the ancient Poké Flutes they reside in are played, Snortomb will awaken. Those who play the flute will then go into a slumber that lasts exactly 108 minutes.

Snorchomp live in tropical regions, their usual diet consisting of bananas and coconuts. If unable to soothe their hunger, they rampage through local villages, stealing their food supplies.

Wild Snorking are well known to be incredibly lazy. Despite this, they are excellent climbers, usually seen climbing high trees for berries and fruits.

Snorlord are silent swimmers despite their size due to how slowly they swim. Their usual diet consists of Tentacruel and Gyarados.

Due to both their size and speed, Snornape are incredible at combat. However, they seem prone to a type of narcolepsy, suddenly falling asleep during fights.

Snorleon are tyrants, forcing other Pokémon to collect their food for them. They're often unable to be overthrown due to their size and strength.

Snorgron are rarely spotted due to them living in deep caves. The only times they're seen above ground is when their appetites become too big to ignore.

Snordon have the ability to create small islands to rest on, sleeping under the hot sun. This causes shipping routes to be forced to re-route around it.

Snoralga have the ability to slow down their perception of time. This ability has no actual use except for helping them sleep longer.

Snoram have the ability to burn down entire cities with just a flick of their tail. However, due to their slothful nature, they merely use their fire to heat up food.

Snorniclus's intelligence is just as large as their appetites. They use their psychic abilities to sneakily steal food from restaurants and diners.

Though Snordile normally eat and laze around during the day, they turn into notorious thieves once night comes. Even if their large size could cause some trouble, Snordile can easily sneak out with an entire grocery store's worth of food.

Snordreigon use their extra heads as a way to sate their appetite more quickly. They occasionally terrorize farms to seize large gourds and melons.

Despite their usual diet of garbage and rotten food, Snorodor's fur has a distinct smell of berries and sweets. They're very useful as cleanup crews due to their large appetites.

Snordra have the ability to create a honey-like substance, usually by chewing up certain berries and spitting the mush out. This substance is considered a delicacy in colder regions due to honey being scarce.

Snorsteel are infamous for terrorizing scrapyards, scarfing down any type of metal they can find. They usually need to be carried out by scrap cranes, due to their intense eating habits making them go into food comas.

Despite their appetite, Snormise are quite generous. They usually dump the hoards of food they don't need into populated forests, giving the Pokémon down below a nice feast.

Snorapex use their legs to hold onto food while they eat. Due to their small size, they're unable to eat more than one fruit a day.

Spending most of their time sleeping, Snororus are commonly seen resting on large ice chunks. During auroral displays however, they seem to be completely awake and functioning.

Snoroc often paint each others fur with mashed up berries, making it clear which one hunts which berry. Some Snoroc get so good at foraging that there's several marks on their fur.

Instead of foraging for berries, Snoroc ravage sugar mills. They dig into so much sugar that the tips of their snouts and hair are permanently stained white.

While their days are mostly spent eating, Snormo-o are carnivores. They rattle their tails, using the 'berries' as lure for unsuspecting prey.

Snorkoal slam their bodies into trees, knocking down berries so they land on their backs. They're often used in barbeque restaurants as temporary grills.

Snorcolo are excellent cooks, and are usually hired at restaurants. However, they're prone to eat some of their food due to how good it smells.

Snoror are seen silently floating above the atmosphere, peacefully sleeping amongst the stars. They feast on whatever space debris comes into their path.

Snoratone create a consistent flow of psychic energy. This flow induces sleep, and usually make them great helpers for cases of insomnia.

Snorein usually spend their days sleeping, letting their young feed off their wreaths. When under threat, they seem to never tire, doing everything in their immense power to protect their young.

While sleeping, Snortross can create sculptures of other Pokémon with their saliva. Despite sanitary issues, these sculptures are usually sold for high prices.

Despite their large size and even larger appetites, Snornine are great pets. They're occasionally used as guard dogs for kitchens, with scrap portions being their usual rewards.

Due to their heavy torsos, Snorlem are unable to stand. However, they can use enough strength to roll around like a ball.

It is commonly said that Dragosire are unable to fly, due to their heavy weight and small wings. However, mountaineers have documented seeing Dragosire slowly flying around mountain peaks.

Feraterra are usually seen silently swimming in marshes, though they can sometimes be found in sewers. The landscapes on their backs are used for carrying young along tough streams.

Noctew hide inside barns, waiting for farmers to leave their farms. They then fly out, using their talons to slice down their crops and grain before going back into hiding.

The shell on Noctcargo's back works as a functioning clock. However, these clocks are usually inaccurate, and seem to work on times based in other regions.

Pidew patiently fly above lakes, waiting for fishermen to start fishing. Once a fisherman catches something, Pidew swoop down and quickly grab whatever they caught.

The red orbs on Amphaphan's body are used as solar panels. Due to it having no protection from the sun, it rests in mud whenever the orbs need to charge.

Sudodor are easily able to blend in with forests, usually mistaken for bushes. The berries they carry are actually incredibly poisonous and require immediate medical attention after being eaten.

Poliras have an very joyous, playful nature. They make great companions for those going through depression.

Despite their strong psychic abilities, Quagew are unable to float due to their weight. They waddle around the edge of marshes, instantly teleporting away when someone sees them.

Quagcargo are bottom feeders, sucking up any nutrients hidden in the sand. They spend most of their days lazily roaming the ocean floor.

Quagodor can create a natural poison by mixing mud with their saliva. The poison mixes with their slimy coating, causing the purple tint on their upper half.

Forrew encase themselves in their shells, hiding amongst large piles of rocks. When they're picked up by explorers, they instantly panic and explode in fear.

Spearas's diet consist of nuts, seeds, and grain. They're often seen chasing after hikers due to their aggressive nature.

Heradra has the ability to produce a thick, earthy honey from its tail. This honey is a popular delicacy in many regions.

Magdon roam in deep volcanic caves, feeding from lava flows. They often fight with Magmar due to territorial claims.

Due to not having legs, Magtret use their tails as a way to get around. Lava splashes out with each bounce, causing nearby objects to get burnt.

Magian have an incredibly warm personality, helping those who need to cheer up. They're very useful as temporary therapists for troubled kids.

Magturn are found deep in the ocean, inside underwater volcanoes. They hunt by luring prey in and shocking them with their lure.

Magtoed can use their cooled down magma as temporary lilypads to get across rivers. These ingneous rocks give nutrients to the water they're left in.

Magsire are incredibly clumsy, tripping over their own feet and causing their lava to fling everywhere. Though due to their lava cooling down more quickly than normal, they don't cause harm to those around it.

Magdreavus like to spook people who explore caves by mimicking a babies cry. They then come out of nowhere, blowing fire at the explorers and causing them to run off.

Magbuffet consider themselves untouchable, due to their bodies almost being made entirely of lava. However, they never take water into consideration as a threat.

Magnub's large nose helps them find berries hidden in the dirt. They then rest their noses onto their food, slowly cooking them.

Due to Magphan's intense heat, their tusks have the ability to melt through metal. They've been seen melting through food trucks, eating whatever they carry.

Due to their molten bodies, Magtler's horns have adapted to have a igneous rock layering. They use these horns to lift fallen trees out the way for young Pokémon during forest fires.

Magtar use the eye holes carved into their shells as a way of intimidation. But in case it doesn't work, they spit out lava at their predators.

Magitar claim entire volcanos as their territory, due to thinking their strength can fully prove these claims. However, they're often defeated by Magmortar due to their lack of speed.

Magnaut love to look for sweet fruits, cooking them with their bodies. This often attracts other Magnaut who bring their own fruits, causing a feast to happen.

Mag Jr. have exceptional skills at fire breathing, making them common in carnivals. The tips of their hats are also used to burn the wicks of cannons.

Magvile are incredibly bold creatures, due to the natural protection their magma gives them. Researchers have occasionally found them challenging Garchomp.

Because of their high temper, Magvire can cause mass destruction when aggravated. They mix their magma with their electricity, creating magma balls that explode when they make contact with any surface.

Magkiss's wings constantly spread fire wherever it goes. They can even create a smaller version of a fire whirl if they spin fast enough.

Magcko are shy creatures, usually keeping to themselves. If threatened however, they bash their aggressors with their hardened tails.

Magchic practice their kicks by making their own targets out of magma. Some can get strong enough to break these targets in half.

Magkip love to mindlessly chew on molten rock regularly given to them by their mothers. This gives them something to pass the time while their mothers look for actual food.

Maglade are valiant protectors, always on guard near their trainers side. The swords they carry are hot enough to melt through stone.

Whenever Magchomp find themselves in a volcano, they eventually become the apex predator due to their strength. However, if Pokémon like Magmortar and Arcanine are in the area, Magchomp will quickly leave before a confrontation.

Magpardos bash their heads into the sides of rocks, cracking their stone domes open on purpose. This helps them get rid of any built up fire from past battles.

The helmets Magdon wear are tough, but can be prone to cracking. They make their helmets by spitting out lava into water, then carving out a hole to fit onto their heads.

Magferno like to steal fancy looking chairs, mimicking rulers as they sit upon them. They quickly run off as soon as the owners try to get the chair back.

Maglup are prone to tripping a lot, causing the slits on their heads to burst out lava. This often makes them burst out in tears until their mothers come to soothe them.

Magmence are usually seen perched on the edges of volcanos, waiting for prey. They swoop down, snatching their prey in their jaws and dropping them into the volcano.

Magesect are prone to violence, always assuming they're under threat. Many incidents have been caused in Team Magma bases due to them trying to experiment on Magesect.

Magjask are quick enough to be barely seen by the human eye. The fire coming out of their shells can accidentally light their wings ablaze.

The outer layer of Magniclus has a similar property to silica sand. This helps professional glassblowers get the materials to make soda-lime glass.

Lava occasionally leaks out of the cracks of Magcott's shell, though it quickly cools. This slowly builds up their shells, growing larger and larger each day.

Magdile often swim through lava rivers, constantly on the hunt. Their usual diet consists of Magmar and Ponyta.

Magwick are often mistaken for actual candles due to their lava hiding their faces at certain angles. This causes unknowing customers to burn their hands trying to grab them.

As they rise from volcanic craters, Magdreigon's roars can be heard from miles away. Many strong trainers are called to calm a Magdreigon's rampage.

Instead of the sweet, sleep-inducing music Jigglypuff usually sings, Magpuff sings in a manner similar to death metal. This causes opponents to run away in shock and fear.

Magtuff can mimic lava bubbles by inflating themselves. Their lava is more warm than hot, making them great heaters.

Magish live in craters, plugging themselves into any vents that they can find. Volcanic gasses build up within the blocked vents, eventually launching them high into the air like a mortar.

Magpet can force negative emotions like anger within their opponents. They do this by spitting raspberries and burning the undersides of their opponent.

The rock inside the lava layering is Magsis's true body. They build their layering up more by rolling in magma.

Magrok's bodies constantly produce dust-like embers, usually blowing away in the wind. These embers can accidentally light bushes aflame, almost causing forest fires.

Magpede's saddened expressions are caused by the loss of their once quick movements. They aimlessly glide around instead, finding small comforts to soothe their wounded hearts.

Maglie struggle to find a home for themselves, as they're too hot for the arctic but also too cold for volcanoes. Because of this, many trainers like to take them in, giving them a warm home that many longed for so long.

Fast enough to even speed through ground, Magedo make lava canals as they move. They use the tips of their noses to melt through prey.

Magvern's ears are strong enough to listen for prey deep down in caves. They tuck their bodies in before spinning, using the tips of their stone wings to dig down to these caves.

The small circles on Magsteel's chest are actually their true eyes. They use their false set of eyes as a way to distract before going on the offensive.

Magapex's tentacles are covered with rock hard enough to be as strong as steel. Those who try to attack these tentacles will suffer harsh burning that lasts for weeks.

Magruff make great pets, as their lava isn't as hot as it seems. However, owners and trainers still need to keep careful of the fire coming out of Magruff's tail.

Magroc are often seen in packs, usually hunting down Pokémon like Rapidash. However, packs can dwindle quickly, as one kick from Rapidash can knock them out.

Magroc usually hunt alone, focusing on weaker prey. However, if hungry enough, Magroc will sometimes dig for fossils to satisfy their hunger.

Magnaught like to compete with each other by seeing how far their flames can shoot out. Some even try to challenge other Pokémon like Magmortar, though they usually lose.

Magbre's hat keeps their bodies safe from rainfall due to water causing their bodies to lose shape. Their hats can also be used to cook berries and meat.

Despite constantly dripping magma, Magcolo's dances thankfully don't fling their magma at others. They're often the Pokémon of choice during fire festivals.

Magor are often seen in the skies above volcanos, nearly above the atmosphere. Some mistake them for shooting stars during their descents.

Due to Magdisc's shells being shaped like hearts, they're commonly seen in romantic restaurants in tropical regions. They seem to be fine with this, as they're regularly fed by the waiters and chefs.

Magbeat's taillights help lead them through darker caves. These taillights are considered valuable by poachers, causing Magbeat to be under threat.

The volcanoes on Magrupt's back build up larger each time it erupts. Some can even grow to nine feet in length if Magrupt erupts as soon as it's done building up magma.

Due to their bodies not being completely solid, Magviper's poison mixes with their lava. They use this to their advantage, coating their tails with this mixture and stabbing their prey.

Magcash were once under high threat of poachers due to the symbols on their foreheads. However, due to most of their population being relocated to volcanos, poaching attempts have dropped significantly.

Magrein are usually found in huddles on the coasts of islands after volcanic eruptions. They seek out the lava rivers the volcano creates, resting peacefully near them.

Whenever threatened, Magwrath bash their hardened bellies as loud as they can. If their warnings are ignored, Magwrath will slam their rock hard fists hard into their opponent's skulls.

With their incredible strength and high heat, Magchamp are able to punch holes through other Pokémon. However, they rarely do this, as they don't wish for unnecessary violence.

Magcruel live at the very bottom of the ocean, staying completely still. They do this to disguise themselves as deep sea vents, snatching prey that get close enough.

Magno's magmatic pendulums have the ability to cause any other being to fall asleep. However, due to the heat they radiate, its hard for them to sneak up on their victims.

Piloew float through the tundra, their fur keeping them nice and warm. They love to mess with scientific equipment, toppling cameras over before scientists can stop them.

Remoew love to gnaw on boats and ships, leaving faint bite marks on their hulls. Their tails often get stuck on seaweed and coral, forcing them to rapidly spin around to get unstuck.

Skartops's slim, nimble body help them swim through waters and catch prey more quickly. They hook their scythes into their prey's bodies, dragging them onto land to feast upon them.

Hounlord are usually seen in large pods, up to fifteen. They have been seen following behind large fishing trawlers, though not for the fish.

Milrein's milk is very high in protein and naturally comes out cold. However, due to how thick it is, it cannot be drunk, but can be made into rich, creamy cheeses.

Milmer are well-known bounty hunters, carrying a revolver that fires bullets made of cheese. They often have issues with cooks, specifically pizza chefs.

Even though their expressions are cheerful, Blisdos are known to destroy ships that are in their way. This is most likely because they see ships as possible threats to their eggs.

While in flight, Blisnite curl themselves into a ball to keep their eggs from falling. They seem to fly better when in this curled-up state.

Blisew's psychic power is strong enough to heal any wound. However, Blisew quickly tire themselves out after healing heavy wounds.

Instead of keeping their eggs safe, Blislosion use the pots on their backs to boil them. They often lay hundreds of eggs per year to feast on.

Instead of laying multiple eggs, Blisire lay one massive egg. Whenever this egg hatches, many of their young come out of it.

Most of the time, Blisring are kind and sweet-hearted towards other Pokémon and Trainers. However, they will grow incredibly violent whenever their egg is threatened.

Whenever Blischomp lay an egg, they dig into the ground and quietly wait for the egg to hatch. The sharp claws on their hands help keep them protected from possible threats.

Blislord are known to carry the eggs of other Pokémon who are unable to take care of them. They also have a natural instinct to take care of orphaned young.

Blisqueen have been well-documented to be incredible mothers. There have been many sightings of Blisqueen taking care of orphaned Pokémon, and even human children.

Blisleon's regal appearance causes most to assume they're used by rich trainers. However, they're actually more commonly partners of single parents needing assistance.

If an egg goes missing from a daycare, Blispass are sent out to find it. Their noses can smell eggs from up to 25 miles away.

Blisklang's gears are constantly turning, keeping a perfect temperature for the eggs inside each capsule. They're often found in daycares, taking care of left-behind eggs.

The egg that slowly orbits Blisniclus radiates temperatures up to 99.5°F. Eggs that are near a Blisniclus seem to hatch a lot more quickly due to this.

Blisedo are able to swim faster than jet skis, yet can keep the eggs on their heads perfectly balanced. They swim in large shivers, keeping each other and their eggs protected.

If their eggs are threatened, Blisyama will secure them tightly in their strong hands. Their bodies are strong enough to take hits that would destroy their eggs.

Whenever an incubator breaks down, Blisrupt are used as replacements. Some even consider Blisrupt to be more helpful, due to their natural parental instincts to protect the eggs being held in their humps.

Due to their graceful wings and valuable eggs, many poachers have tried to hunt Blisgalge. However, these attempts have failed due to Blisgalge's tendency to hide themselves in clouds.

The flame at the end of Blisizard's tail grows larger the stronger their bond gets with their trainers. A warm, relaxing heat radiates from the flame at all times.

The syringes carried by Blistoise's shell contain a mixture similar in property to a full restore. They drip this mixture onto other Pokémon's wounds, helping them recover from bad injuries.

Because of their small limbs, Pupiew struggle to perform basic actions. Their tails help them in doing these actions, the weight keeping them anchored so they won't float away.

Misew usually travel around on long adventures, carrying around a lightbulb with them. They seem to have an addiction to puzzles, as completing puzzles power their lightbulbs so they won't go out.

Honchbuzz use their sharp talons to quickly slash at foes. These talons give them an advantage whenever they bully other Pokémon for food.

Honchvire views every other Pokémon as lesser, forcing others to do their bidding. They keep their control over others by slashing at them with their electric-powered talons.

Honchmortar is incredibly territorial, and is known to control massive gangs of species related to it. It is considered a large threat to towns and cities, and usually requires entire groups of trainers to get rid of it.

Honchsaur are known for their nasty, presumptuous personalities, forcing other Pokémon out of forests they deem their own. A flock of Murkrow always accompany Honchsaur, helping them drive out other Pokémon in their territory.

Despite their silent, brutal personalities, Honchsteel are quite respectful towards their opponents. They always make sure to tip their metallic tophats before a fight begins.

Raicargo's shell has a magnetic field, though the range does not extend far. Some sightings of Raicargo have noted coins and nails sticking to their shells.

As the surfing season begins, large groups of Raimortar travel to beaches closest to them. Their massive tails work great as surfboards, while their cannons are used as thrusters so they can keep up with the waves.

Magneniclus are capable of getting their cannons to a high enough heat to melt through most metals. They're usually mistaken for aliens in rural areas.

Magnesteel can steal electricity from powerlines, causing mass blackouts. They can charge their fists and slam them on the ground, causing shockwaves.

Many UFO sightings are actually Magnecruel flying in the night sky. They use the ends of their tentacles as lights to guide their path.

Lickicargo have quite the sweet tooth, usually seen raiding candy stores. They're easily disposed of, just by lifting them up by the cones on their backs.

Tanew strap their vines onto trees, waiting for oncoming hikers to walk by. When the hikers are tripped, they often fall into large puddles of mud.

The spines hidden under Tanslash's vines help them forage in peace without any predators sneaking up on them. They have very poor eyesight, but their claws are sharp enough to shred rock and concrete.

Electiew constantly drain power from power plants for fun. Whenever spotted, Electiew will spin their tails quickly, creating a flash of light that lets them get away.

Electicross's horns have the ability to conduct electricity, which they use to their advantage. They pinch the tips of their horns, fueling them with electricity, before ramming them into their opponents.

Electikrow have only been spotted during intense thunderstorms. It is said they cause these thunderstorms to strike down competition so they can catch prey more easily.

With their nimble bodies, Electichomp can run at very high speeds. Their tails can catch onto other Pokémon, causing their dangerous electricity to conduct through their foe.

As their horns grow longer, Electigron are able to conduct more electricity. Their electricity comes out in a distinct red coloring, making them excellent at making others fear them.

Whenever threatened, Electiler will use their claws to snap onto their foes limbs. If they pierce through the opponent's body, they will use as much electricity as they can to shock them.

Electitoise's shell is covered in iron filings from rolling in sand, giving the shell its spiky look. The iron filings help make its electricity more potent.

Mamodash are excellent at finding their way through mountains during intense blizzards. They pull carriages for medical personnel so they can easily find the wounded lost in the mountains.

Porydactyl are displayed in various paleontology museums to mimic the actions of Aerodactyl. However, their bodies often glitch out when mimicking bones, scaring visitors.

The binary code on Porylax's mouth and stomach seem to be the programming of their digestive systems. This helps it consume viruses and malware more easily.

Poryklang are used as assistants for devices like computer boxes and desktops. However, they can often overwork themselves by doing too many tasks at one time.

Porygigas are often found going into computer files and moving whatever they can find around. They're commonly mistaken for virtual pets.

Occasionally a tab opens up infront of Porylie, displaying open teeth. Porylie screams in a distorted tone as soon as the tab opens, but can be stopped by closing it.

At first, Porymise do not seem to have an actual appearance, only appearing as a website browser. However, by tapping on the 'click here' sign, Porymise will show you what they truly look like.

Poryapex love to copy ongoing battles in a more simplified style. This makes them commonly used as scoreboards for league fights.

Porysand have the ability to project videos and shows onto their faces. However, the outputs seem to be distorted and colored just like Porysand.

The mushroom on Porysect's backs are considered malware. If in a device, the mushroom makes file sizes larger and larger until it overloads the memory.

Despite their cute looks, Poryth are actually malicious. They're known to hack malware into Trainers' devices and steal their Pokédollars.

Scepew quickly fly around thick forests, their green coloring helping them camouflage in tall grasses and brushes. When spotted, they fire off a Razor Leaf before disappearing back into the forest.

Scepziken have a reputation for training their kicks on anything they can find. They have been seen taking down large trees with only one kick.

Mudew constantly roll around in mud, rolling into the river water to clean themselves before continuing. They love to play with Mudkip, but quickly teleport away when spotted by other Pokémon.

As they fly above the clouds, Swampdactyl scout the large rivers below them. When they see large prey, they swoop down at high speed and slice them with their fins.

When prey get close enough to a river, Swampdrill quickly shoot out from the water. They then stab the prey, injecting it with poison before flying back in to wait for the effects to kick in.

Swampking have the ability to accurately predict how strong the ocean tides are. They seem to forget that ability whenever they're underwater.

Swamperior live by rocky shores, collecting large stones. When in battle, they load these stones into their palms and fire them with scalding water.

Swampgrowth use their vines as a nest for their eggs, wrapping around their unborn young tightly. They do this so their eggs won't wash away while swimming through harsh tides.

When in battle, Swampvire rub their hands fast enough to charge themselves. They then rest their palms on the opponent, shooting off all the charged electricity.

Swampmortar normally fire water out of their hands, but can switch to fire when they need to. They do this by striking their palms against their fins, heating their hands up with the sparks that fly off.

Swampedo have incredibly powerful jaws, able to break any metal in half. They've been seen biting massive holes into large yachts, mistaking them for Wailord.

Swamproc are natural bullies, blocking the way of other Pokémon who dare to drink from the watering holes they've claimed. They slam their rocky fins into Pokémon who try to stand their ground.

Swampsopod dig themselves deep into the mud, with only their fins peaking out. They do this as a type of meditation, letting the tide wash over them.

Swampyama use their large hands as temporary dams while their young grab materials. Their bodies are bulky enough to withstand even the harshest currents.

Swampwrath have the ability to heat up their giant hands by rubbing them together quickly. In a short time window, they can form massive spheres of scalding water and throw them at foes.

Even though their psychic abilities are powerful, Garderein protect their young with their physical strength. If their young are in danger, they will stop at nothing to make sure they're protected.

Each one of Metaew's four brains have an IQ of 151. They wish to show this intelligence, but are incredibly shy and won't let themselves do so.

The cannons on the backs of Metacargo are incredibly accurate, able to hit targets from miles away. They were most commonly used during the Kalos War.

Metagrowth hunt prey by pinning them down with their strong arms, then binding them with their vines. They can squeeze hard enough to compress metal.

Metape build up high pressure steam within their bodies, caused by their four brains requiring constant cooling. They counteract this by punching at high speeds, causing steam to vent out their arms.

Spiriyama haunt ancient statues of Hariyama, revitalizing them with dormant warrior spirits. They always find ways to test their strength, challenging Pokémon that are leagues above them.

With speeds that even rival Talonflame, Garcross spear their opponents with their jagged horns. They're known for pairing up with Pinsir fusions, due to Garcross relying on them to squeeze out honey from hives.

Garcargo usually slide along the floor slowly. However, they can rev up their shells and flip over onto their backs, using it as a boost to hunt prey.

Garogre were once known as one of the fiercest predators in the sea, constantly hunting Wailord until their own population began to dwindle. Their fossilized teeth are still as sharp as they once were long ago.

Dug up Garoc teeth usually have cracks and chips in them because of their diet. This diet consists of Pokémon with tough shells, like Omastar and Cloyster.

Venuperior are widely known to take control of entire forests and cave systems. They can disguise themselves as a mossy rock by digging into the ground, though they can easily be spotted due to the flowers on their backs.

Venuzma, despite their intense power, are regularly seen making homes from pineapples. They then bring these homes down into the sea with them.

Venunaught have the strength to flip entire trees, digging their hands into the ground and pulling from the roots. They do this whenever they can't find any sunlight to bask in.

As they travel through thick shrubs and groves, Venurupt often get into confrontations with other Pokémon. The flowers on their backs release a specialized Sleep Powder, leaving their opponents in a slumber-like state until the next sunrise.

The shell on Mawcargo's back is actually their stomach, covered in a steel layer. Due to their excessive hunger and frequent travels to gorge on more flying-type Pokémon, they have been considered invasive.

With fists wielding the same power as their heads, Ramchan's punches have the ability to shatter steel. They love to watch boxing matches, wanting to better their abilities.

Due to the constant usage of their heads for cracking open boulders and battle, many believe Ramswine have permanent damage to their brains. This is actually incorrect, since their brains are not under the large domes covering their head.

The weight of Shielew's armor often makes them struggle with most movements, forcing them to float all of the time. When the weight becomes too much to carry while floating, they faceplant into the ground hard.

The armor that goes up to Bastiororus's neck protects it from predators. It is strong enough to shatter Tyrantrum teeth, and continues to grow stronger as more predators emerge.

Dusknx reside in abandoned castles, haunting those who dare try to enter their domain. Old manuscripts describe knights going completely mad due to Dusknx's singing constantly playing in their minds.

Though Wailchan's fists are large, they have too much cushioning to deal much damage by punching. Instead, they swing them around into their opponents, flinging them away.

Underwater cameras show Wailros galloping through the water. Their legs are strong enough to propel their bodies at high speeds.

The shell on Wailras's back work like geysers, shooting out the water they take in after diving. Their bodies have enough blubber to handle deadly cold waters.

Wailtwo are always in a state of anger and usually take it out on boats. Due to their flippers being unable to do much, they use their tails as whips.

Wailew are often hard to find, due to living in incredibly deep waters. When found, they love to play with divers before swimming off.

The sea anemone on Wailosion's necks are incredibly hot to the touch. They cool down the area around their necks so fish Pokémon can live in the sea anemone.

Because of their large heads, Wailking struggle to keep their balance stable. Their heads often bump into ships and the ocean floor if they swim too quickly.

Wailbi enjoy waddling around in coral forests, all the vibrant colors bringing them happiness. They hold onto small rocks and shells that don't seem to be from the present era.

When water shoots out of Wailvire's blowhole, an electric spark is added to it. This often causes bird Pokémon to get zapped if they fly over a Wailvire.

The water Wailmortar fires out of their hands are scalding hot. Wailmortar often shoot water at fishermen in retaliation for almost being hit by their boats, a phenomenon that has been well documented.

Wailpert swim peacefully in the deep seas, occasionally coming up to feel the warmth of the sun. They let their young ride on their tails, helping them through the waters until they can swim on their own.

The call of a Wailvoir can be heard for nearly fifteen miles. Many sailors often describe their calls as beautiful, but incredibly loud.

Despite their incredibly large size, Wailwile are playful and gentle. Though they do accidentally take bites out of boats, assuming they're large fish Pokémon.

When Wailnoir shoot water out of their pipes, it mimics the sound of a boat horn. They do this to attract fishing boats so they can steal whatever the fishermen are using as lure.

The anchors on Waileon's foreheads show their status to other Waileon. The larger the anchor is, the more they're treated like royalty.

Wailslash are strong warriors, capable of swinging their hammers around like they weigh nothing. They often start long battles with Gyarados and Kingdra.

The steam that comes out of Wailgron's blowholes can be used to intimidate opponents. When on land, the water that has filled Wailgron's blowholes after being submerged slowly heats up, turning into steam.

When a cargo ship travels above a Wailgrigus, they use their tails to hit the side of the ship. Any cargo that falls into the sea will be eaten by Wailgrigus, never to be found again.

The fire that fuels Wailure's flame grows larger each time a coral forest completely dies out. Groups of Wailure are often seen quietly floating above recently dead coral forests.

Sightings of Wailrona appearing after harsh tsunamis are oddly common. Many claim Wailrona caused these disasters, though these claims are often proven false.

Whenever a Wailpede needs to go to the surface and take a breath, they roll into a ball and float up. This launches them high into the air, giving them enough time to unroll.

Instead of blowing water out of their gills, Wailtrum blow steam instead. This often makes it look as if their heads are piercing the clouds.

Wailvern are normally seen by restless sailors, quietly flying past the moon. It is said they play songs low enough to be almost silent, only able to be heard by their ears.

As Wailria slowly pass by, heavy rainfall comes with it. They're considered a blessing for farmers who are going through droughts.

Wailrorus's long necks help them grab food that most sea Pokémon are unable to reach. This helped them long ago to avoid Tyrantrum attacks.

The lower half of Wailgeist's body mimics the look of a rotting pumpkin. The light Wailgeist emits is often mistaken for lighthouse beacons by sailors.

Wailty's punches pack a ton of power, able to easily put dents in boats. However, they spend most of their time napping and eating rice crackers they've stolen.

Wailtric rest on the rafts they carry with them after long trips. They're hired as lifeguards for those who travel out so far into the water that regular lifeguards can't get to them.

The miniature volcanoes on Wailrupt's back actually produce magma. However, once it erupts, the lava that comes out quickly cools down into igneous rock.

Wailpius wander the bottom of kelp forests, peacefully eating seaweed. Instead of breaching, Wailpius use their kelp-like wings to fly high into the air before diving back down.

Wailtross's lean body help them swim through the water at high speeds. If their tails slap a Pokémon behind them, the Pokémon will be left in a state of paralysis for a small moment.

Instead of blowing water out of their blowholes, Wailgar spit out the water as a poisonous gas. This causes fish Pokémon to be badly poisoned as they pass through.

The trinkets Wailno hold are similar in appearance to Wailmer. When the trinket slowly swings, it mimics the sound of a Wailmer's call.

Tornape's left arm is strong enough to tear down large trees. It can also grow back if cut off, though this takes a few months.

Torgigas have the ability to create entire rainforests in only a matter of days. They are often mistaken for redwoods, which causes entire logging crews to go missing.

Inferew are natural tricksters, joking around with confused trainers and Pokémon. If someone is annoyed by their games, they'll huff in anger and give them a wicked burn.

Inferleon usually claim territory near steam vents, using the water to maintain their blades. Though powerful, they are benevolent, letting others use the steam vents as long as they wish.

Infergigas are often seen wandering vast deserts, collecting sand with their large hands. They use their fires to create seemingly perfect molds with stained glass patterns.

Often falling down when trying to walk, Pipew constantly float so they won't embarrass themselves. They're incredibly prideful, though they often make mistakes that deeply hurt their pride.

Prinew keep themselves hidden whenever they can, seeming to hate contact with others. This mixes terribly with their playful nature, though their pride quickly pushes down their grief.

Proboew collect piles of rocks, carving them to mimic fossils. When researchers are tricked by this, Proboew let out a cry of laughter before teleporting away.

Aegiyama's blades are sharp enough to cleanly slice through glass. They use their palms to hold barriers, giving themselves enough time to plan a good cut.

Miloew's small size helps them swim gracefully in the water, easily slipping past tight schools of fish Pokémon. They lead lost boats to nearby islands before swimming back into the deep.

Klinkew constantly produce smog whenever they move, similar to a train. They use their tails as rails to ride on.

Kyoterra slowly walk along the ocean floor, the tree on their backs attracting fish Pokémon of all kinds. There have even been rare occurrences where large pods of Wailord follow Kyoterra on their journeys.

Kyowrath is incredibly protective of the sea. It has been seen using its massive arms to fling entire icebergs and large ocean rocks at oil rigs and fishing trawlers.

Kyodash run long distances along the ocean floor, running at speeds fast enough to cause large waves to rise. The long tusk on their foreheads is used to pierce through the rough skin of Groudon fusions.

Palkcargo usually appear at night, gazing up at the stars. They seem to study the night sky, their body shifting to mirror the starscape above.

Palksharp uses their blades to slash and distort any foe who dares cross their path. It's unknown if their black hole core is merely for decoration or a true show of Palksharp's might.

Many space telescopes have caught Palkcruel silently wandering the cosmos. Some scientists have even reported that Palkcruel looks directly at the lens, as if it knows they see it.

Once called 'The First Titan', Regigigas can mend entire cities using only their bare hands. The temple on its back was once meant for worshipping Regigigas.

Drifbmime's body can still move even as their head slowly floats away, which makes them a popular act in carnivals. The string connecting the head to the body ensures Drifbmime does not lose their head during strong winds.

Because they're very light, Drifbphan can use their long ears to take flight. Drifbphan can also carry large trees during their flights with their trunks.

Drifbkrow usually lead groups of Drifloon through the night sky. They fight other Drifbkrow by inflating their torsos and bumping against each other.

Often mistaken for blimps, Drifblord slowly float over cities and towns. Their calls are very faint, similar in sound to soft gusts of wind.

Drifbterra slowly float in the sky, using the propellers at the ends of their tails to guide their way. Bird Pokémon have a habit of perching on their backs to take a rest.

Drifblurk's parts can separate from each other as they are not attached to anything. They regularly have to find limbs that have floated away after battles.

Drifbdreigon can inflate their separate heads, making them excellent at intimidation. They can be spotted at night due to the piercing red eyes on the main head.

The balloons on Drifbodor's head can be inflated, helping them get up in the air more easily. Their bodies are made out of thick fur, though they are usually mistaken for clouds.

Drifbsand use their bouncy castle-like shape to their advantage. They lure children in, slowly floating away once they've caught enough.

Whenever at a high enough altitude, Drifbnine jump off cliffs and slowly glide down. They're commonly used by rescue teams to help lost climbers get down high mountains.

Lopgrowth constantly shed pounds of fur, requiring heavy maintenance from those who own them. Their fur is high in value, though it requires a license to sell as a way to combat possible poaching.

Loplord are a very valuable target for poachers, due to having large amounts of blubber and fur. They are heavily protected, and one of the many examples of targets for anti-poaching laws.

The chemical-filled liquid coating Reuniew's body slowly drips off them, trying to take shape once on the ground. Due to not having anything solid to form around, the liquid quickly evaporates.

Clefras are thought to bring good luck to those who spot them. Though due to sightings being scarce, it's hard to prove these claims.

Clefew are incredibly rare, even during full moons. The few sightings people have caught were actually during a supermoon.

Clefros are usually seen flying high above the clouds. Many astronauts have even reported seeing some above the atmosphere.

Clefphan constantly travel in massive herds, the average size of most herds being in the fifties. The herd stops to rest once the moon rises, with some members pushing down large trees so their young can see the night sky.

Clefdon let Cleffa climb onto their shells so they can get a much better look at the moon. A small chunk of moon rock constantly revolves around the peak of their shells.

Legends say that Clefgron are created from large moon rocks that fell down to earth. They're usually seen gazing up at the moon, as though they wish to visit home again.

Clefcruel are travelers of the stars, often leaving the world's oceans. Many space telescopes have spotted groups of Clefcruel quietly floating around the moon.

Krookoew float around the desert, looking for packed bars filled with Bikers. When nobody is looking, Krookoew steals a motorcycle and drives off without anyone noticing.

Krookolord are persistent and excellent hunters. They're able to spot pods of Dewgong from distances of 100 miles away.

With their bodies bubbling due to their high body heat and the dense armor around their bodies, Haxcargo are practically untouchable. However, because of their low speed, they're too slow to dodge water and ice attacks.

Due to the light seeping out and the glowing sand it produces, Golucargo were used as guides for ancient temples. They are still in use today, mostly as guides for old historic caves.

Goludoom have the ability to stay awake for days, making them incredible protectors. Pokémon Rangers use them as guard dogs to protect areas with Pokémon targeted by poachers.

Petroglyphs found in mountain caves show Goluswine being used as protectors for ancient tribes. They used the hand-like tusks on their masks to flip over Tyrantrum.

Goluniclus are usually dormant, their glass shells being dimmed and all light sources being turned off. However, trainers can activate their boosters, causing them to burst awake with high energy.

Golurein are incredibly wise, known for both their vocal and physical intelligence. This, mixed with their body size, makes them a threatening challenge.

Mimitoed are commonly found in swamps, mimicking the sound of a banjo playing. They often find connection with one another under a rainbow.

Mimirein are very social creatures, usually looking for large packs to join. They're often allowed to join these packs, as young Spheal like to roll up against their cotton.

On rare occasions, Volcaterra are seen after volcanic eruptions. Legend says that the force of the ground and lava rumbling awakens a Volcaterra.

Volcaturne are known for their complete dominance in deserts. They can shoot fire from their fingertips, mimicking the same motions as famous gunslingers.

With their thick fur, Hypardos were one of the few surviving megafauna Pokémon after the ice age. However, their populations dwindled due to mass losses of prey.

Hyrorus were known to ravage through the ancient tundras, their loud, piercing calls often causing permanent hearing damage. The only thing known to calm these rampages was seeing an aurora forming in the sky.

Roseras's flowers can come in many different, vibrant colors. They often travel in groups, allowing passersby to notice the variety.

Due to their claws being made of gel, Soloras struggle to climb up trees. They instead take shelter in abandoned burrows.

Sablvile's sharp claws are partially made of gems. These gems are high in value, causing Sablvile to be a main target of poachers.

Sabler are well-known for their intense greed, doing anything in their power to add to their collection. Sabler have even snuck onto cruise ships to steal coins and wallets.

Sabler are usually found at the very bottom of oceans. They can light up their crystals to easily travel along the dark sea floor.

Glasopod's piercing blue eyes are able to freeze water with just a glance. They then use their claws to break the ice, causing opponents to take a plunge.

Oriew perch atop the highest buildings in Paldea, listening to the music down below. They choreograph their movements based on the songs they hear.

Oriew love to secretly watch football games, mostly to see how cheerleaders perform. They copy each movement, able to easily mimic vocal patterns.

Oriros are often described as childlike and curious, always having a large sense of wonder. They're also massive sweethearts, always pulling their trainers in for big warm hugs.

Sharpew swim under cruise ships and ferries, waiting until the boats are far out into the water. They then start to bite holes into the hull, swimming away once they've done enough damage.

Whenever their prey seem to outswim them, Sharpcargo use the boosters on their back to catch up. Many reports say that Sharpcargo have been seen punching deep holes into boats during a chase.

Despite its large size, Sharpswine is completely silent while swimming. It has been seen launching itself out the water to hook its tusks into prey, bringing them back down with it.

Sharpnape are able to surf along the water just by getting a good head start. This helps them during hunts if their prey gets too fast for them to catch.

Sharptrum are known for their violent nature, with jaws strong enough to crack through Cloyster shells. One particular Sharptrum had to be hunted down due to regularly attacking beaches.

Altaew love to play in clouds, constantly passing in and out of them. They even create miniature clouds to play with on clear days.

Many can spot an Altalade by noticing distinct slicing patterns in the clouds. They do this so clouds won't catch on their body and make them slower.

Altayama are known for their excellent ability to sing in contralto. They're often employed to sing classical pieces, as they have near perfect pitch.

Whenever on the ground, Altaduck has a constant migraine that becomes more painful as time goes on. Being in the skies soothes these migraines, which is why they're commonly seen sleeping amongst the clouds.

Regice wanders the tundra, its body growing larger and larger as time goes on. It's mostly neutral, but it will attack those who try to chip off bits of its body.

It is said that Regitina are omens of destruction. Many reports have been written about tall, metallic buildings crumbling to dust after Regitina sightings.

Registeel wanders scrapyards, melting metal it finds by using its heated core and shaping it around its body. It is considered incredibly hostile, and it is recommended to leave it alone.

Besaur are passive out of battle, never harming another Pokémon unless threatened. They're often used in daycares as beds for baby Pokémon.

Despite their fierce looks, Bedon are mostly docile. The armor on their faces are just stylized fluff, meant to ward off predators.

Dhelsire were once used as guides for lost ships, though they quickly fell out of usage due to how slowly they swim. Despite this, they turn out to be great companions for sailors.

Dhelnoir were known to steal any gold they could find, even sneaking onto ships just to grab treasure. Those who were somehow able to stop Dhelnoir were rewarded with treasures beyond their belief.

Dhelrai was once considered a monster that tormented pirates by forcing them into endless nightmares. However, it is more likely that pirates attacked Dhelrai because of these tales, forcing it to defend itself.

Dhelmo-o were once considered great allies for pirates long ago. However, Dhelmo-o often caused larger crews to meet their fates, mostly by eating most of their food supplies during long voyages.

Roaming the harshest deserts, Cactcargo's natural camouflage keeps it safe from predators. Due to their slow movements, predators barely notice Cactcargo even if they're right next to it.

The flowers and cacti growing on Cactrupt's back don't require water to grow, only needing nutrients from sunlight and heat. They seem to absolutely thrive during heatwaves, as the high temperatures give them more energy.

The fire coming from Panape's head is actually burning spores. Those who breathe in these spores feel a blistering pain in their lungs.

Due to the weight of their outer layer of wet sand, Paloniclus are unable to float. To make up for this, they sink themselves deep into the ground and mimic swimming motions.

If Paloras finds a left-behind toy or tool from beachgoers, they will take it for themselves. They then add it to their bodies as an accessory.

When threatened by another Pokémon, Aurobok's frills start to make a loud shimmering sound. When under the effects of Aurobok's venom, the foes veins and blood start to freeze.

Aurodreigon's wings are made out of pure crystal, clear enough for light to fully pass through. The light that passes through starts to mimic the appearance of an aurora after a long period of time.

Aurotric run along the tundra at high speeds, chasing after harsh thunderstorms. Their bodies charge up enough electricity to cause small lightning bolts to shoot out of their sails.

Lycanew are incredibly rare to find, as their desert habitats are perfect for hiding. Their loud cries have only been documented a few times, with the recordings only capturing their cries echoing throughout canyons.

Melocargo roam forests, playing their drum-like shells. They're often used in parades and are usually the main highlight.

The gem in the middle of Paramie's body has the same tissue as their claws do. These gems can flash predators, letting Paramie get away.

During the full moon, Parareon can produce an intense amount of spores. Their spores land on fallen meteors, forcing Clefairy to travel somewhere else.

Paraicate constantly raid kitchens during the night, spreading their spores everywhere. This has caused many to be hospitalized due to how toxic the spores can be.

Pararing can release specialized spores that force Pokémon to fight it. This often causes many to find long trails of fainted Pokémon leading to Pararing's cave.

Due to their blindness and slow speeds, Paragma are often considered to be pathetic. This causes Paragma to be commonly found in Pokémon shelters.

Paramory's wings have a light spore dusting on them, only used to inflict sleep on a foe before escaping the battle. Their tails can get a quick slash in before they fly off.

The mushroom on Paralax's head mimic the look of a Munchlax. This is so they can attract bird Pokémon down so they can drag them into their burrows.

Parazone usually crawl on the ground, though they can levitate high into the air. They spread their spores onto trees, causing the fruit on them to rot.

The mask Paravire wears seems to block toxic gases and fumes from being breathed in. They're often hired as replacements for hazmat technicians for possible dangerous Weezing encounters.

Due to their lack of wings, Paramega have to rely on crawling around quickly. The mushrooms on their backs create large bursts of spores when in danger.

Most researchers consider the main body of Parainja to be almost dead. Only the fungi on their backs keep their brains alive.

Due to the fungus that infects Paraldo, they're considered completely blind. This often causes them to violently attack whatever they think is a predator.

Parapass sniff out healthy trees, looking for only the freshest sap. When the tree is fully drained, they push the tree over and infect it with fungi.

Paramence breathe spores from their mouths, usually against Pokémon who have angered them. The spores they breathe seem to be stored in their wings.

Parafairy are blind during the day, but when the moon rises, they can see clearly. They often try to dance in the moonlight, but often end up stumbling around.

The liquid coating covering Paraniclus's body appears to have an orange tint due to spores mixing with their bodies. Multiple tests show that this mixture is highly dangerous, but can only come out in small droplets.

When threatened, a large claw-like appendage shoots out of Paramuku's mouth. This appendage clobbers any predators that try to get near.

Most of Paraflame's body is the fungus that infects them, leaving only their head and feet as their few uninfected parts. They rely on photosynthesis as their way of getting nutrients.

Due to their large size, Parapede are incredibly clumsy and timid. Despite their spores having toxic properties, they're often used in medicines.

Parasteel scatter around frantically, bumping into every surface they can. Due to their heavy weight, they often tumble down onto other Pokémon.

Parapex are able to remain still for nearly a week, waiting for prey to try taking a bite out of their mushroom-like tentacles. When bitten, they spit out a poisonous liquid, leaving their prey weakened.

Pararoc are constantly panting, even when they're in perfect condition. Many believe this is due to the fungi's influence making the brain believe they're dehydrated.

Parasopod wander the bottom of lakes, cracking open large rocks to find prey. They often use their claws as blunt weapons, attacking in downward motions.

Though their movements are slow, Pararantis are very capable fighters. Their fogged up minds force them to not hesitate when attacking.

Parapuff produce a sweet, syrup-like liquid to attract prey. Many believe this liquid is actually made of the prey they've eaten.

Paracolo try to mimic the dances of Ludicolo as best as possible. However, their minds are incredibly foggy and often cause them to stumble and fall around.

The fungi on Pararein's back is similar in texture to barnacles, even being able to be scraped off. If a Pokémon or person is too close, Pararein will grip onto a limb and drag them deep into the cold waters.

Parabat live deep in caves and are often considered invasive. They infect the walls in caves with fungi until only they can live there.

Paratross grab onto prey tightly, making sure they're unable to get away. They then force a mixture of spores and electricity into the prey's body.

The roots wrapped onto Parawrath's body mimic veins, even thickening when angered. They often try to pollute small ponds with spores so only they can live in them.

Parabell will grab onto prey with their pincers, stabbing deep into the skin. They will then drain the prey and replace what has been drained with spores.

Paracruel will drag unfortunate prey down into the depths with them, forcing their poison into them. They then let the prey go when satisfied, leaving it infected with their spores.

Golitwo are known to lead small packs of Pokémon, even having some they trust more than others. They seem to deeply hate Crantwo and regularly have intense rivalries with them.

Using their blades, Carleon can drill deep into the ground to find caves. Their main diet consists of crystals and salt, though they occasionally come to the surface to drink river water.

Carsharp were said to be used by high-ranking officials during the Kalos War as guards. Their bodies are nearly as sharp as their blades are.

Venoew often get distracted by the fluffy ball at the end of their tails, constantly chasing and trying to pounce on it. This causes them to quickly tire themselves out.

Venoring are known for their wild, sweet personalities. They're also known for their massive appetite for cookies, making a complete mess whenever they find some.

Whenever awoken from their sleep, Cheslax go on grumpy rampages through the forest. They're strong enough to knock down trees with ease, with food being the only thing to soothe their anger.

The green coloring of Chestres's fire helps them camouflage through thick forests, making it easier to hunt prey. When challenged over their food by another Pokémon, they flash their wings brightly as a threat.

Though known for their brutality, Chesvire are also known for helping Elekid learn to control their electricity. They're sent out by trainers to deal with Honchkrow and their flocks of Murkrow who keep tormenting other Pokémon.

Chesodor have an obsessive hunger for garbage, constantly eating out of dumpsters and trash left behind on trails. Some have even flipped over whole garbage trucks just to eat the piles of trash they carry.

Chesgalge lay at the bottom of kelp forests, quietly waiting for prey to slowly swim above them. As soon as prey gets within their reach, their kelp-like arms wrap around them tightly and drag them deeper into the forest.

Slurlax constantly chew on vanilla beans, chewing them for hours before spitting them out. The chewed-up result can be turned into a tasty vanilla extract, which is used in many popular custards.

Bakeries use Slurzone as helpers, using their spoons to help elderly folks who are not able to keep their hands stable. Despite their disappointed expression, they're sweet in nature, even if they do not show it well.

A sweet, caramelized scent wafts from Slurgrowth at all times, making it stand out from other Pokémon. Ice cream stores use them as mascots due to this scent.

Slurswine's tusks have a similar look to croissants, due to the swirl-like carvings on them. Pokémon usually try to bite their tusks, which cause them to get thrown into the air.

Slurziken use the wheels on the bottoms of their feet to speed through anything in their way. They've grown in popularity as waiters for diners and cafes due to their efficiency.

Frosting constantly drips down from Slurpert's body, leaving small trails everywhere they go. On hotter days, Slurpert leave entire puddles of frosting.

Known to be fierce, Slurchomp's sweet tooths are only fiercer. They often raid candy shops and bakeries to soothe their appetite.

Slurlord's body seems to have a door on its side, with the inside being incredibly cold. This makes it excellent at storing ice cream.

Slurniclus's bodies are made from a mix of frosting and cream. They love to lick at their gumdrop paws, keeping them sticky to grab onto items better.

The faint scent of sugar constantly lures on Slurlure, attracting other Pokémon. They're used by bakers to carry cakes and pastries, sometimes tea as well.

The scent of peppermint in the air can be a sign of a Slurorus passing by. They are great companions during the winter season.

Slurein are commonly used by bakers, specifically as taste testers for sweets and pastries. They're sweet, social creatures, requiring their Trainer's full attention at all times.

Slurbro love to chew on their cookie-like tails, though their jaws aren't strong enough to bite through. Cafes commonly use them as baristas, as they're quite good at making coffees and hot chocolates.

Scrafew hide in dark alleyways, kicking around trash bins and using telekinesis to tumble over dumpsters. If spotted, they throw a trash can and teleport away.

Ludiras quietly hum a tune as they swim along rivers, keeping themselves busy as they travel. They let other water Pokémon climb onto their pads, in case they are unable to swim along strong streams.

Ludiswine roam in marshes, their bodies slowly sway side to side. It is believed that a tune is constantly playing in their heads, causing them to dance.

Using their hands to clap along to tunes, Ludigross are perfect for hyping up a crowd. Some are even fitted with bells to add a nice jingle to these claps.

Using the bottoms of their hands and feet, Ludigron can create loud, drum-like thumping sounds. They use surfaces like bark and stone to make these sounds.

As it hears singing, Ludigon flaps its wings so they can match the frequency of the vocals. They dance around in the air whenever they do this, amused by how accurate their wings can be.

Ludidile love to memorize tunes they hear on the radio, trying to copy them on their guitars. Some are considered even better than professional guitar players.

Due to their near perfect camouflage, Ludidreigon are nearly impossible to notice in swamps and marshes. They use their tails to lure in unsuspecting Bibarel.

Whenever music is played, Ludipede hop around in perfect rhythm. They help carry partygoers who get lost in crowds.

Usually a rarity in the wild, Ludiria are most commonly encountered during festival time. It seems the music played attracts Ludiria.

Ludiloud are regularly used in concerts and parties. Though not excellent, they love to sing along with their Trainers, trying to copy their exact vocals.

Ludiduck need to constantly move at all times, as movement soothes their aching heads. They're usually seen at parties and festivals, as they love dancing to the music they play.

Dianlax are found in deep slumbers within amethyst caves, a bright glow gleaming from their crystal-like stomachs. The food around them seems to slowly change into beautiful gems and crystals whenever this glow hits them.

Meowgma are quite clingy, always huddling up to their Trainer's sides. Due to that clinginess and the fact that they always emit heat, they're often the most common Pokémon used in heat therapies.

Percargo, despite being slow, are nearly silent and excellent at sneaking. They're commonly used by bank robbers to steal entire vaults full of Pokédollars without notice.

Gulprein attempt to eat whatever they set their eyes on. Their mouths are considered biohazards due to them regularly swallowing down trash and sewage.

Due to their lack of teeth, Swaltrum coat their inner mouths with poison. Their poison is considered more toxic than botulinum toxin.

The steam that comes out of Camesaur's geysers are incredibly poisonous, giving their steam its blue hue. However, the heat is more likely to knock out foes before the poison.

Long ago, Cametrum were one of the top predators due to their ability to spit out lava. Because their magma hardened around them, their fossils are almost perfectly preserved.

Using the cannons in their mouth, Camelie can shoot large beams made of lava. It takes them long periods of time to recharge after they fire, leaving them vulnerable.

Cameria can nearly be as destructive as small volcanos when angered. Their magma falls down from the sky, hitting the unfortunate down below.

Despite being completely organic, Camesand seem to have the same functions as volcanos. Researchers continue to study how Camesand truly works.

Lunakazam's psychic abilities are heightened once the moon rises. The gems on their staves store moonlight that they rely upon when they're in danger during the day.

The full power that Solkazam's book contains can only be awakened once the sun rises. They're known to curse trainers with long-lasting heliophobia if angered.

Using the generator on their backs, Whisvire can grab stones and charge them with electricity. They're strong enough to throw these stones at 90mph.

Because of their large mouths, Whisot can swallow prey larger than its own body. Researchers have observed it even swallowing Wailmer whole.

Whisgar have the ability to produce a poisonous oil from their mouths. Laws about Whisgar have been written and enforced because shady markets sell their oil as medicine.

Due to their very poor eyesight, Baltortle's ears and tail work as sensors to detect whatever is close. Their tails are actually made of rock, making them good at moving things out of their path.

Despite their fruit-like appearance, the buds on Clayterra's tree are actually incomplete eyes. When these eyes finish developing, they fall off the tree and work as a hivemind with Clayterra.

In ancient times, Claylurk were used to guard the walls of massive kingdoms. Their heads can float away from their bodies, making them great surveyors.

Clayrock's body is made from a mixture of clay and rock. Their bodies are hard enough to take direct shots from tank fire.

Clayice's body is made from ice, covered in a thick clay layer. They spin on the tips of their legs, giving them constant awareness of what's around them.

Claysteel's body is made from steel, though their clay layering makes it look like accents. They can strain their eyes hard enough to fire massive beams of light.

Due to their calm natures and psychic abilities, Claychamp are regular companions of monks. They're commonly seen meditating and making pots from tough clay.

Constantly creating vapors in their shells, Castcargo cool these vapors down and passively puff them out. Thin trails of fog are a tell that a Castcargo has passed by.

Castras tip themselves upside down in the air, their shells flashing brightly. This helps desperate gardeners get the sunlight they need for their crops during days with bad weather.

While naturally being incredibly hot, Castcargo can lower their temperatures down to 75°F. They can be used as 'replacement suns' for plants that're struggling to grow.

Castmagius can produce light from the bottoms of their bodies. This often gives them roles as spotlights for parties and performances.

Whenever the sun comes, Castvoir have a cheerful personality, dancing around in the sunlight. When the sun goes, Castvoir are more calm and quiet.

Castdily are often seen slowly floating over lakes and ponds, soaking in the sun. The dots on their heads are often mistaken for their eyes.

Castnoir's actual head is in their mouth, usually protected whenever the mouth is closed. When not in danger, their mouth opens wide, letting their head feel the sun.

Castnape float on their clouds high in the air, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. When that perfect moment comes, they swoop down and steal the food of other Pokémon.

Castniclus can amplify sunlight using their liquid-like bodies, similar to a magnifying glass. They do this to inflict serious burns and other similar injuries to their opponents.

Castrock float high into the clouds, wanting to soak in as much sunlight as they can. Some are even spotted floating a bit too high, almost reaching the mesosphere.

Castice rest on sunny beaches, their icy limbs covered by a layer of salt. Some have described the liquid in their bodies as tasting oddly similar to sangria.

Caststeel are usually found resting under trees during rainstorms. They do this so the rainwater won't cool down their heated metallic frames.

During the day, Castcolo are restless, dancing, and partying every minute. During the night, however, their lights go dim and they fall into a deep sleep.

Castbat live inside clouds; their bodies are light enough to float so they won't fall through. They live within the clouds so their bodies can get more sunlight.

Castdash have the ability to run in the air during sunny days. Castdash can often be seen running through clouds and past planes.

The watery helmet around Castras's head allow them to dive deep into the water without needing air. Their fluffy shells soak in water, often leaving trails of puddles whenever they go onto land.

Whenever a rainstorm starts, Castnium will wander out happily. Some trainers spray their Castnium with a hose to mimic the effect of rain.

Castsey sit peacefully in the rain, often falling asleep listening to the sounds. They hold out their umbrellas for Pokémon and trainers who are cold from the rainfall.

Castpert sleep deep under rivers and lakes, waiting for rainfall to come. When it does, they come out the water full of energy.

What appears to be fire on Castlure's limbs is actually scalding water. Trainers often burn their hands from accidentally touching their limbs.

Castice are commonly seen wandering docks and piers during rainfall. Some have described the liquid in their bodies tasting oddly similar to a mojito.

Castdash have the ability to run on water during rainfall. This often makes them start rainstorms so they can get past large lakes.

Castdrio's kicks seem to cause paralyzation to foes they've attack. Some describe their calls as eerily similar to the sound of thunder.

Castnium wander the tundra, their fur melting snow that lands on it. Their fur grows large and fluffy, mimicking the look of a cloud.

Castcargo only appear during winter seasons, mostly in regions where it doesn't snow much. By just passing by, they can induce heavy snowfall.

The fire on Castlure's limbs doesn't seem to produce any heat at all. Instead, it's incredibly cold, inflicting cold burns on their opponents.

Castice live deep in icy caves, walking in odd, stumbling patterns. Some have described the liquid in their bodies tasting oddly similar to a frosé.

Caststeel's body is covered by a translucent metallic coating, making it appear they're made out of ice. Due to their legs not being strong enough to carry their bodies, they have to float around instead.

Castdol bring light snowfall wherever they go, often causing snow days for many towns. Some call them a hindrance because they don't like the sudden snow at all.

Castbat live deep in icy caves, often known to be paranoid. They're considered nearly blind, which might be a cause for their paranoia.

Trotor are often mistaken for trees, with some even trying to pick the bananas off their chins. When someone tries to chop down a Trotor, they slam their heads against them.

Troras peacefully swim through rough rivers, hidden in deep, thick forests. Their long necks help them grab fruits and berries from tree limbs hanging over the water.

Trobok hides in thick, long grasses, quietly waiting for prey. They slowly rattle their tails, using the bananas at the end of them as a lure.

Trolurk were once protectors of ancient forest temples, their tree-like forms making them good at camouflage. In the present, they now protect endangered tree species.

Despite their almost cutesy appearance, Trodreigon are fiercely defensive of their territory. They perch on massive trees, some of which even play host to groups of Trodreigon.

When in battle, Trodra use their banana-like tails as clubs, spinning around to inflict heavier damage. If they're about to lose a battle, their tails fall off, and they quickly run away into the forest.

Trororus were a common fusion long ago, once wandering through ancient forests. The bananas they drop are incredibly cold and can even freeze a foe's jaw shut.

Trocanth have the ability to go onto land by trapping a bubble of air in their lungs. They do this to find and eat crab Pokémon hiding in the mud.

Trotoise are quite friendly towards other Pokémon, often leading them to where food can be found. If threatened, however, they fire the pulp from their cannons.

Chimeros have the ability to use their long tails as a whip. They charge their tails with electricity, causing a loud crack that echoes throughout entire forests.

Due to the bells on their tails, Chimepom make amazing bell keepers. Sometimes they get a bit too enthusiastic and ring their bells for hours.

Chimekrow were most commonly used as performers for dramas in ancient Hisui. This was because they had the ability to closely mimic the human voice.

Chimetic's bodies are built for swimming with grace, moving around as if they had no weight. They're considered drama queens, using the fans at the end of their tails to fan themselves in annoyance.

Considered a symbol of peace in ancient Hisui, Chimerona can use the warmth radiating from it and its peaceful jingles to calm the soul. It is a gentle creature, not wanting to battle unless it has to.

Chimepede move around by galloping, though it almost looks as if they're hopping around. The bells on the sides of their body jingle faintly, creating a soft tune every time Chimepede roams around.

Due to their graceful looks, Chimelass were a sign of high nobility in ancient Hisui. However, it was common for the nobility who owned them to be incapable of taking care of them.

The scales on Chimemo-o's body are actually bells. They constantly jingle against each other, causing Chimemo-o to be incredibly loud.

With their high intelligence, Chimeninja were capable enough to become nobility in ancient Hisui. It is rumored that some Chimeninja took their master's ranks after their sudden death.

As they run through fields, the bells on Chimenine's tail ring loudly. This attracts packs of Growlithe and Arcanine, joining Chimenine's long runs.

Many shipping crews are usually frightened by Chimecruel, as they mistake the bells on their heads for eyes. Their faint ringing can be heard even from the depths of the sea.

Chimegong swim gracefully due to their long flippers and tail. They love to play in the water, usually by smacking other Chimegong's bells with their flippers.

Sphemer jump out of the water onto the icy sheets, keeping a constant bounce so they can move across the tundra. When they've travelled far enough, they stop bouncing and roll into the nearest hole in the ice.

Spheleo are often seen galumphing along beaches and icy shores. Whenever they're given food, they extend their necks to grab it.

With the playfulness of a Spheal, Spherein love to roll up into large balls and bounce themselves around. Due to their size, they're often seen slightly crushing their Trainers, wanting to play.

Walnx have a unique ability to mix their whistles with their singing voices. They've grown in popularity due to their appearances in famous opera shows.

Many poachers have tried to hunt Walras for its thick fur and tusks. However, due to the incredibly cold climate Walras lives in requiring special equipment to travel through, it is deemed nearly impossible.

Despite how heavy it is, Walax is surprisingly buoyant. Most sightings recall it sleeping calmly amidst the large arctic waves.

Despite their natural habitat being the arctic, there have been many sightings of Walret on the sunny beaches of other regions. Locals describe Walret as having a perpetually confused expression.

Walsey are used in search teams whenever mountaineers cannot be found. Their thick fur helps them withstand even the harshest conditions.

Using the two Spheals in its hands, Walvire shocks them so that they can shoot electrified ice beams. Due to their thick fat, the Spheals are perfectly fine.

Walpert are excellent swimmers, able to swim through even thick, icy waves. They've been seen punching through deep layers of ice just to get into water.

Walvoir roam the tundra gracefully, their dresses gently flowing in the cold air. Groups of Spheal are commonly seen following behind a Walvoir.

Living deep in the arctic waters, Waltic are considered incredibly hard to study without possible misinformation. However, recent studies show Waltic rising from the waters to gaze up at the northern lights.

Walflame hunt through the arctic skies, usually seen circling above icy shores. Whenever it hunts, it tucks its wings in close to its body, letting it dive deep into the water.

Considered one of the best predators in the arctic, Waltrum are known for their stamina and perseverance. Some are even known to spend whole weeks chasing after prey.

Waledo's hunting habits are described by many as unnecessarily violent. Many studies recall Waledo bursting up out of the ice just to grab unfortunate Delibird, dragging them down into the cold waters.

The hats Walcolo wear are large enough to carry several Spheal, some even living in the igloos on top. They carry young Spheal along icy waters they're unable to cross.

Walyama is well known for ravaging and destroying mountain villages. It is a threat to the Mamoswine population due to their usage of Mamoswine tusks as weapons.

Living deep in icy caves, Walbat are highly social with one another. On colder nights, some Walbat even huddle up with each other to keep warm.

Primeros have a high temper, usually going on violent rampages through the countryside. The only thing stopping these rampages are the massive headaches Primeros gets after ramming their heads into walls.

Primeniclus are known to get so angry that their bodies begin to boil. Their anger seems to make them ignore the intense pain the boiling causes.

It is a common misconception that Dragalkhan's children are more dangerous than their parents, due to not being able to control their venom. In reality, Dragalkhan carry a lot more venom than their children do.

Dragalsire are incredibly friendly, loving to swim up to divers to say hello. However, due to how poisonous their touch is, it is recommended to wear several layers before coming in contact.

Whenever threatened, Dragalpert grab large chunks of earth out of the ground and roll them into poisonous balls. They have the strength to chuck these balls across whole cities.

Dragalsaur have a reputation for turning entire watering holes into toxic pools. Their poison is potent enough to render the water undrinkable for years.

Dragalnoir have a habit of constantly spewing out toxic acid from its mouth. It is said that this acid comes from the toxic thoughts of souls consumed.

Dragaldreigon seem to enjoy invading small villages and towns, causing as much destruction as they can. They can spew both poisonous gas and fire, and can mix the two together to make large fireballs.

Dragaltrum spit poison onto their prey, waiting until the remains are fully melted to consume them. Other Pokémon avoid them for fear of the cruelty of their hunting method.

Dragalrein's tusks are coated in thick poison, helping them protect their herds better. After the coating has been used, Dragalrein spend the rest of the day applying more onto their tusks.

Despite their more 'cutesy' appearance, Dragalbyss have the ability to administer a deadly venom into prey. It is recommended to not go into habitats where Dragalbyss are found.

The flames at the ends of Dragalizard's tail seem to also have poisonous properties. They've been seen swiping their tails at opponents to inflict this poison.

Dragalkazam use their psychic abilities to corrupt others minds and emotions. To many, this is considered them 'poisoning' the mind.

The anchors Dragalno use are coated with a sleep inducing poison. They hook into their prey, forcing them into a deep slumber while Dragalno drags them into their caves.

Territorial and violent, Dragaler defend their claimed territories by snapping the limbs off their foes with their claws. They also coat their territories with poison incase they aren't there to defend it.

Gastronium are usually spotted near beaches and stony shores. They like to rest in tide pools, soothing their bodies from the hot sun.

Gastrocargo usually spend their time resting on rocks, causing moss to grow on their shells. Other Pokémon use the water coming out of their shells as a quick refresher.

The coral on Gastrotile's arms are incredibly blunt. Though they rarely do this, they have been seen cracking entire rocks in half with a single swipe.

Gastrovoir are known to be restless and easily excited, usually seen playing around in rivers. They're well known for their emotional intelligence as well.

With no bones to weigh them down, Gastrogon are very fast swimmers. Trainers normally use them as an alternative to jet skies, but some also use them as divers to search for lost items.

Whenever they soak up too much water, Gastrodra spits it out as a slippery mucus. This accidentally ends up with them making natural water slides.

Gastrocash have incredibly large appetites, usually feasting on fruits and plants in rivers. They can shoot water out their mouths to knock down fruits from high trees.

Despite their elegant appearance, Gastrogalge are highly irritable. They sometimes shoot water jets through boats when agitated.

Gastrodash's extra legs help them gallop across the water. With no bones to weigh them down, they can get to speeds of 83 miles per hour.

Gastronium are usually spotted in swamps and marshes. They like to rest in the mud, soothing their bodies from the hot sun.

The halimeda growing on Gastrotile's arms are incredibly sharp, and can slice whole rocks in half. However, they're terribly brittle, and normally end up broken after battles.

Gastropert are incredibly strong, able to pull boats along with ease. However, due to not having any bones, they aren't fully capable of showing their true strength.

Gastrovoir are known to be peaceful and incredibly calm, usually seen resting in deep mud. They're well known for their rational intelligence as well.

Gastroterra quietly roam swamps and marshes, carrying their young on their backs. This is to protect them from any possible predators.

Gastrocott usually travel around by using streams to carry their bodies. They're incredibly light, enough to not even register on some scales.

The spines coming out of Gastropius's back and chin are actually coral. This is caused by coral being the only thing they constantly eat.

Though their power is great, Arcaew are incredibly friendly and never go straight to violence when threatened. A few top scientists even have Arcaew as partners.

Poliras seem to not have any eyelids. They combat this by covering their eyes in a oily fluid to keep them safe from the sun.

Poliras are highly competitive and fight each other over food. If one eats another's meal, they slap the offender on the eye.

Tentaras will use the mushrooms on their tentacles as lures for prey. Once the prey is close enough, their tentacles wrap around them and pull them down into the depths.

Tentallery have a tendency to rise out of the deep, attacking ships and carriers by trying to break them in half. Many centuries ago, sailors often mistook a Tentallery for a mythological beast.

The shells on Slowras's back are actually a hindrance for them. They regularly fall onto their backs due to the weight of their shells.

Seerein are very popular online due to several factors. Their dopey looks, odd sounds, and comedic dances have given them this popularity.

Mucargo are malicious in nature, seeking to poison whatever they can get to. Some incidents report Mucargo poisoning entire water supplies by dumping the contents of the barrels on their backs.

Blastswine stomp around large marshes, water constantly dripping down from their cannons. When threatened by another Pokémon, Blastswine will ram them down before firing their cannons directly into the foe's face.

For fear of possible injuries, Blastlem keep their heads tucked into their shells at all times. This allows them to roll into a ball, firing water out of their cannons to propel themselves forward.

Genvire forcibly sticks their electric wires into victims. This forces them to enter into a comatose-like state, letting Genvire eat their dreams.