FusionDex

Exegguew's heads have drastically different personalities. If it doesn't get along with one of its heads, Exegguew will prune it and grow a new one.

Buttercko seem to act as wardens to patches of wildflowers. They can dust foes with the silver pollen they collect on their wings.

Weecko keeps watch over cocoon Pokémon while they harden. The mark its twin stingers leave is sometimes confused for a Zubat bite.

Cyndaew's quills radiate an extraordinary amount of power, causing them to constantly glow like a miniature sun. Metal objects that touch the quills will instantly melt, but somehow the quills are harmless to humans.

Cyndakern rides wind currents across great distances in search of extremely hot climates. It is often confused for a shooting star when it plummets from the sky.

Cyndaflora is a common sight near volcanoes since they enjoy absorbing the nutrient-rich soil. Its shyness causes it to look away from a Trainer's gaze.

Cyndacko forages for nuts, seeds, and berries to eat. While it is not very good at finding them, it always seems to roast its food to perfection.

Typhflora gets nutrients from molten rock in lava tubes. In combat, Typhflora never turns away from its enemy.

Typhvyle leaps rapidly from tree to tree, leaving burnt bark in its wake. It prefers wet jungles, where it is likely to start forest fires.

Typhtile grows flammable seed pods on its back. These pods ignite during battle, and Typhtile can ignite them all at once to cause a huge explosion.

Sharp, wooden spines grow from Typhtile. These spines ignite during battle, and Typhtile can ignite them all at once to cause a huge explosion.

Pidgebat hunts from high in the sky, using its acute hearing to locate prey from hundreds of feet in the air. It pulls its legs into its feathers to maximize its flying speed.

Pidbat gorgeous head feathers allow it to fly without making a sound. Though the feathers are highly coveted, it is said that to pluck one will bring three decades of bad luck.

Ivypass's well shaded nose makes a comfortable perch for bird Pokémon. In battle, a hefty sneeze allows Ivypass to spread its poisonous spores across the battlefield.

Enew embodies the cosmic wonder of a supernova. It is said to know secret paths through magma tubes, and some believe it can touch the planet's core.

Pikacko can often be found on lightning rods. During thunderstorms, they climb as high as they can to gather electricity.

Pikacko builds up static charge by rubbing its tails together. Its lightning can cause unusual burn patterns in trees.

Raicko's toes build up static charge as it climbs. During thunderstorms, it roots itself to discharge electricity into the ground.

Raibat makes chittering, laughter-like chirps constantly to echolocate. It loves lighting dark caverns with a flash of lightning from its tail.

Sandcko digs into the sand to absorb moisture even in the driest deserts. It strikes at foes from beneath shifting sands.

Treefree is as delicate as it is beautiful. The pattern on its wings acts as camouflage when it sleeps on tree trunks.

Treesaur makes its nest in rainforests and jungles. Its sticky toes allow it to climb high into the canopy to get plenty of sunlight for its bulb.

Treefairy tend to forest shrines and watch over hermits. Some believe Treefairy can detect when a human enters its forest with ill intent.

Treemeleon draws highly flammable sap from trees. It builds its nest from the charcoal of old campfires.

Treekey rarely come down from the trees. They can sleep while comfortably hanging from just a single toe.

Wild Treelithe roam in old growth forests, patrolling ancient roads. Tiny Flying-type Pokémon sometimes make nests in their mossy fur.

Treetle can swim at surprising speeds. Although it can withdraw into its shell for protection, it rarely backs down from a fight.

Treeta produces spores from its back, which continuously ignite. If its mane flame is extinguished, Treeta can reignite itself by sparking its hoof against metallic stones.

Treetortle grows a unique moss on its tail. If the moss is getting too much sun, Treetortle will tuck its tail into its shell.

Young Grota are fragile but very fast. Its blade-like leaves are tempered in its flame, rather than burning away, giving them a diamond-sharp edge.

Sandbat can sometimes be found in canyons and rocky deserts. Startled Sandbat will leap from their burrows and fly away, surprising passing trainers.

Venupass is often covered in bug Pokémon due to the sickly sweet scent of its flower. Sometimes a honey-like substance drips from its nose.

Bastioew seems to emanate willpower. Its head plate constantly repels anything near it with psychic force, slowing incoming attacks.

Nidobat attacks by slamming its resilient head into foes. It builds up speed as it flies and dive bombs with wicked force.

Brew charges into danger headfirst. It reads the minds of Pokémon and trainers to gain an advantage in battle.

Vulbat emanates an aura of gentle warmth. In the wild, Vulbat travels to a new cave each night in search of a Fire Stone.

Ninebat is a source of many myths and legends. Some believe that wild Ninebat only live in caves that have mystic power; others say Ninebat can hear spirits.

Biew can construct legendary dams by using its psychic abilities to move massive logs. When a river suddenly changes course, some say the Biew are playing tricks.

Bunew loves to bound across the landscape. Some scientists theorize that it could leap over a mountain in a single jump.

Bunew's ears twitch when it senses a human in distress. It could leap incredibly high, though it usually chooses to fly.

Cottonew is covered in a soft, velvety cotton. It floats on the breeze, carefree, and may fall asleep if it starts counting stars.

Miners tell tales of massive Zudrill hives deep underground. Using its drill-like claws, it burrows into rock to make its nest.

Zugeot sings a harsh, mournful song that allows it to echolocate. In the wild, Zugeot hunt in groups, singing a deadly a cappella.

Although Zurow is often seen as scary or dangerous, it's highly social. Zurow often prefer to roost in large groups, even making friends with other species of bird Pokémon.

Although Zurow is often seen as scary or dangerous, it's highly social. Zurow often prefer to roost in large groups, even making friends with other species of bird Pokémon.

Zuqueen slams its venomous spikes into foes with its incredible heft. When two Zuqueen wrestle, their thick scales prevent them from poisoning each other.

Zuplume can go long periods of time without sunlight, moving slowly to conserve energy. When it finally feels direct sunlight, it becomes excited and runs around frantically.

Zuizard's incredible hearing allows it to hunt in pitch-black caverns. Using its two powerful tails, Zuizard sleeps hanging from massive stalactites.

Zutortle bares its fangs and stretches its wingfins to make itself look terrifying. Its large, fluffy tail causes a painful sting to any Pokémon or Trainer that touches it.

Chesew are believed to communicate telepathically with the spirits of the forest. It constantly grows new quills, and its shed quills are highly coveted by fortune tellers.

Charew likes to sharpen its claws on rare minerals and diamonds. This can cause metal dust to ignite in Charew's tail flame and change its color.

Barew's whiskers act as antennae, amplifying its telepathic powers. Its body is coated in a slimy, psychic algae.

Spheperl rolls across the ocean floor, gathering sand for its pearl. It seems very picky about where it rolls, but it rarely stops.

Charcko can attach to any service with its sticky toes, even volcanic glass. Its fiery tail leaves a smoke trail wherever it flies.

Abat is as elusive as it is fragile. It's particularly sensitive to both sound and psychic energy. The moment Abat realizes it's been spotted, it teleports away.

Squirtcko can be found attached to beach rocks and in tidepools. Even when fully submerged, its toes stay dry, allowing it to climb wet and slimy surfaces.

Slowcko soaks its tail in the water for long periods of time, sometimes not moving for weeks. Once a healthy bloom of algae has grown, Slowcko will begin the process of bringing its tail to its mouth.

As Warcko runs along the beach, it gets covered in seafoam. It's incredibly fast both on sand and in water.

Wild Warbat are often found in sea caves or flooded caverns. Its fuzzy ears are specialized to sense tiny vibrations in the water, allowing it to swim even in dark water.

The heads on Doew's tail each hold a portion of its psychic power. It is believed that the heads confer telepathically before Doew acts.

Muchoke's strength and endurance are second only to its viscosity and adhesion. Muchoke grapples its opponents by partially engulfing them with its body.

Muchamp possesses incredible strength and an incredibly strong stench. Two of its arms are used for advanced martial arts, while the other two launch stink bombs and globs of filth at the enemy.

Muler has been found scavenging food on trash barges. Its pseudopod becomes hardened like a claw from digging in sunbaked trash.