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Blaelia thrive in volcanic areas with mineral-rich soil. They generate fire from their flower-shaped palms, using it to court other Blaelia with elaborate flaming displays.

Capable of sensing nearby emotions, Ralkoth prefer calm and peaceful environments. Although they appear placid, they escape with surprising alacrity if they detect strong negative feelings.

Lurking below the ground, this fearsome ambush predator dangles its brightly colored vine-like appendages above ground to mimic fruit. Anything that ventures too close is swiftly ensnared and dragged beneath the surface.

Gibseed shelter underground in large pods, hunting by day and clustering together at night to remain warm. When multiple pods converge on the same food source, the resulting feeding frenzy can last for hours.

A Pokémon with highly abrasive skin and an even more abrasive temper. By rapidly rotating the whip-like appendages on its back, it can take flight and hunt down anything it deems a foe.

Patient, slow, and always smelling like caramel, Chimlix has precise control over the temperature of its tail flame. It is prized among bakers, pastry chefs, and confectioners for its utility.

This Pokémon has a voracious appetite for sweets and possesses a tail flame made of liquid sugar. Cotton Candy spun from its fire has a unique and supremely decadent flavor.

It has the wondrous ability to generate bizarre yet delicious confections from its head, which it shares freely with those it trusts. In the wild, Inferpuff exchange these desserts with one another as a courtship ritual.

Ferroble can swing its steel-tipped prehensile tongue fast enough to shatter stone. It is entirely reliant on this organ to forage for food, defend itself, and navigate through the dark caverns it calls home.

It spends much of its life shedding the constantly regrowing steel thorns and sharp scales, competing for space on its body. These sheddings are highly sought after by collectors and are commonly used in folk medicine.

Ferrochomp inhabit subterranean chambers so deep and lightless that its eyes have been rendered vestigial. It navigates its environment by using the metallic dish atop its head to detect vibrations in the earth.

Riokoth alternate between periods of tireless energy and periods of near-total stillness, seemingly at random. Researchers are baffled by these two extremes.

Wailkoth are adapted to tolerate high salinity in their diet. Extremely lethargic, they lie along beaches, feeding on seawater and vegetation washed ashore.

Zon crave the taste of steel, favoring the dense alloys used in train tracks and bridges. Their cute appearance and timid nature make them quite popular until chunks of metal start vanishing.

The flowers of a Zoelia bloom into striking hues of crimson and aquamarine. At the first sign of danger, it transforms its petals into duller tones to avoid attention.

Zoitty have historically been used to entertain crowds with their rapid, almost manic transformations and illusions. This practice is controversial, as wild Zoitty are skittish and generally prefer avoiding attention.

Incredibly sensitive to environmental conditions, the buds on Buelia rarely fully flower. Successfully coaxing one to bloom is a delicate and demanding task, even for seasoned horticulturists.

This Pokémon has a strange diet of underground vegetation and transition metals. It chews through cavern walls, using the fine mesh-like scales on the underside of its jaw to strain out inedible stone and soil.

It nests in spacious lairs underground and has developed a taste for crystals and gemstones. The color and luster of its rough, metallic coat are known to change depending on its dietary habits.

Sablkoth adore shiny things, collecting gems and crystals in underground lairs. However, they are too lazy to defend their hoard, and are frequently robbed by other Pokémon.

With arms formed of crystalline roses, this Pokémon cuts a striking figure in the dark caves it inhabits. Within its flowers lies a potent venom for anyone greedy enough to dare pluck them.

Industrial pollution in natural areas causes scores of Trubelia to sprout like weeds. Highly toxic, they resist hazard removal efforts and pose a threat to clean-up workers unless relocated carefully.

These Pokémon appear where extensive restoration efforts have revitalized rivers and greenery. Many believe that their forlorn cries should be taken as a solemn reminder to never harm nature again.

Colonies of Dhelon scuttle along the ocean floor, seeking large prey to take down. They favor the iron-rich meat of Wailord and sustain themselves off a single fallen Wailord for months.

They live in tight-knit social groups near mineral- and nutrient-rich groundwater pools, rarely venturing far. Researchers track their populations and movements to study long-term climate trends.

Troops of wild Swirchar make their home high atop sheer cliffs and tall trees. Deceptively fierce, they defend their tribe from intruders by extruding a sticky and burning-hot thread.

This highly energetic Pokémon has a dextrous tail that can regenerate. Brash and territorial, it wields its tail in fights with other Swirferno to establish dominance.

A solitary and nomadic species, Slurnape possesses an acute sense of smell and endless energy. It often travels large distances to adorn its cotton candy crown with various fruits and berries.

Groups of Lokoth gather in rivers and streams, using their wide lilypad-shaped heads to provide crossings for smaller Pokémon. Though they possess one brain, it is unclear if it is housed in the Slakoth head above water or the Lotad head below.

Due to their incredibly buoyant skeleton, Wingitty need to hurl themselves from high cliffs to build enough momentum to dive. Once underwater, they catch prey before riding along updrafts to return to their nests.

The red and yellow blooms that grow on Volelia's arms emit bright light. It is often said that witnessing the radiance of Volelia light up on a clear night is a transcendental experience.

Illuelia release a soothing and fragrant aroma from their purple and yellow flowers. Despite extensive efforts, no perfumer has managed to uncover the secret behind its distinctive allure.

Woobitty wander through dark forests, stamping trees and boulders with their tails. The heart-shaped mark left behind emits a strange psychic residue only detectable by echolocation.