FusionDex

Bulbaiard appear in overgrown factory grounds. Starting their lives as amorphous balls of plant mass, they seek out scrap metal to inhabit and protect themselves.

Often found in caverns with powerful electromagnetic phenomena, Volteye empower themselves using electricity. They seem outwardly friendly, but will occasionally use explosions to knock out passersby and rummage through their belongings.

Grooming Tanruff's tangly, vine-like fur is difficult and requires expertise more in line with gardening. If this is done poorly, it may lash out with these same prehensile vines.

Its carefree attitude and expressive gestures have led it to become popular on the internet. Many chatrooms contain an emote of it raising a paw in greeting, like the ones that can often be seen when meeting Trainers.

Its body acts almost like a living wire, being not just highly conductive but also possessing an insulating covering that is more protective than synthetic materials, making it a popular subject of research.

Their tentacled faces and powerful bodies have been popular inspirations for horror media. In truth, they are rather passive creatures and prefer to be left alone in their coastal cavern habitats.

On new moon nights, Chinbuff can be seen in swarms, gently dancing up and down shallow ocean beds, taking care never to truly surface. They seem to ignore other creatures during this ritual.

A rare sight in mountain forests, Sudochu floats through thickets at speed and unleashes the wrath of nature on all those who disrespect it. Ancient statues depict it in this role, though some were found to be just sleeping Sudochu.

Its meaty body looks like a fruit, but it smells heavily of sunflower oil. Sunyu secretes it constantly as a powerful sun protective, allowing it to soak in even boiling midday sunlight, making the oil a sought-after item for tourists.

Sunmie can sometimes be seen with extended stems from their back that anchor them to the ground. They quietly take in sunlight and nutrients to empower their psychic powers and levitation.

Ivyiard's overgrowth has started to bloom. As it grows heavier, it can put more force behind its swinging attacks. A well-aimed strike could slice through stone pillars.

This Pokémon rose to popularity after appearing as the antagonist's pet in an underwater-themed kids movie. Few trainers were prepared for their often temperamental and demanding nature.

An old myth says every quill on Qwilmagius's body holds a different curse or poison. One prick is enough for a target to become affected in various strange and unpredictable ways.

Living among barren, rocky underwater landscapes, Shuleep are true pioneers and pave the way for more complex life to find its niche. They crush up rocks as they migrate, creating habitats for other Pokémon.

With fast, tricky movements, Ambicario make sport of their opponents, pummeling them with a rapid series of strikes that come from their hands, legs, and tails for a six-way offense. Their confident smiles bewilder foes even more.

They have been favourites among hex maniacs and fortune tellers since ancient times. Their forecasts are considered highly accurate, with research being done to use them for predicting natural desasters.

Long favoured by ninjas and crooks, these Pokémon possess an astounding precision as they stalk through forests, seeking out designated targets to fell them in one decisive strike.

Honchgong seek out Pokémon lost out in icy oceans offering rescue in exchange for favours. In doing so, they grow their families and influence over their territory.

A rare sight on secluded beaches, Togester's body shines with a light promising fortune and prosperity. Its outer shell, however, seems to fully block the ability to perceive this effect.

Glacechamp are tempered fighters who spend many years training in icy lands. Even more impressive than their bodies are their resolute minds that seem cool-headed and unshakable in all situations.

It has begun to take control of the metal that makes up its body, moving it just like its vines. Venuiard's knife-like claws grow as if they're a natural part of its body.

Found in the most overgrown parts of abandoned buildings, Venusharp blend their plant mass and metallic parts seamlessly. They surround themselves with subordinates to effectively scavenge through their territories.

Nidotu live in arid plains, scoping out other wildlife. Sometimes, they suddenly lunge at Pokémon they have observed for a long time to poison them. The exact reason is unknown, but believed to be because of premonitions.

Despite usually staying on the ground and humming a mysterious melody, Flyria are talented flyers. They attach fluffy desert sand to their plumage to increase their wingspan and improve their abilities even further.

Believed to be a runaway cybernetic experiment, Geneta can be found in grassy plains near abandoned laboratories. They are seen taking aim at objects and Pokémon from a distance, but will not fire the weapon on their heads unless told to.

Roseking became popular with gentlemen of an older generation after they became the mascot of a perfume producer. To this day, one can sometimes see old folks practicing synchronized dance routines to swing music with them.

Often seen swinging around sticks or other long items, Jigglyun love to sing in front of crowds to motivate them. Their audience tends to fall asleep instead, however.

Wigglyun are gifted performers, singing and dancing for others to freely control their motivation, turning their audience energetic or drowsy as desired.

Rosepoke is often found next to clear yet slow-moving rivers. They regularly dip the blossoms on their tail into the water to refresh them and ensure their maximum vitality.

Snoleo create ice floats on which they drift among frozen coastlines. Visits by these Pokémon often end in chaos, as they pillage and play pranks on their unwilling hosts as they please.

Incredibly fluffy, these Pokémon are a rare but beloved sight in clean urban areas. They can often be seen begging for food from humans as they chirp with endearing voices. They unsurprisingly do not struggle for meals.

In hot areas, singular clouds called desert orchestras are sometimes observed. In truth, they are Altagon sounding out with their fast-beating wings and powerful voices for courtship over a zone of up to ten miles.

Their bodies consist almost entirely of fat and muscle. As a result, they are astoundingly durable and can swim through muddy marshes like they're in water.

Slikip are surprisingly strong. They can be seen training themselves by pushing boulders larger than themselves through thick mud.

Slitomp are nearly blind, instead rely on sensing tremors to move around. The fine vibrations of objects in the mud allow them to accurately picture even complex or moving targets.

Their colorful scales make for a highly potent color pigment, so much so that one must take care not to get stained in their vicinity. Worse still, skin contact with the scales has been known to cause irritations and rashes.

Moving with feline grace, Pernape fights using a peerless martial style that uses slicing maneuvers to weaken its opponent. The more it weakens an opponent, the more wildly it fights, as if delighting in its increasing advantage.

Incredibly fluffy, Minbuff can often be seen held by larger Pokémon who swing them around in sparkling displays, where they are used to cheer on battling compatriots.

Minpuff are often seen on the sidelines of battles, shaking their furred bodies in wild dances to make static sparks fly. It seems this is done to cheer on its friends and allies and bring out the best in them.

Mintuff use a combination of static electricity and inhaled air to float, slowly deflating as they sing electricity-filled tunes over a large area. Such places tend to feel more lively the next day.

Manwig's name is understood to be a reference to its behaviour of jumping on the heads of intruders of its territory. Its attentive eyes seek out movement from the branches it lives on before striking with sharp claws.

Bellreon dwell better under moonlight than sunlight. Their hairy roots had once been used in a traditional medicine that was believed to cure nightmares.

Slowgma are skilled lava fishers, finding their prey in environments with next to no competition. They are only resistant to the volcanic heat and are not entirely immune; however, they have yet to notice.

The Shellder nibbling on Slowgma appears especially irritable. This is understood to be due to its intolerably high body temperature.