FusionDex

Voltor's heads resemble various types of Poké Balls. When they fall off, Trainers will often try to pick the discarded heads up, only to be met with a nasty shock.

Magidrill uses its sting to immobilise small freshwater Pokémon. The sting is so mild that it won't stun anything larger than a Goldeen, and if a human is stung, they will only barely feel it.

Beereon is constantly dripping with warm honey. When one is found in the wild, it is always followed by smaller Pokémon sipping at the trail of honey it leaves behind.

Because Pidinch's head is so large, it can't fly far or quickly. However, the sheer size of its serrated beak means it finds it easy to catch its prey.

The tightly packed wool on its head is as hard as rock and crackles with static electricity. Rival Flaapardos engage in head-clashing battles that can last for hours at a time.

In the months of spring, many Hopdle are scattered all around by the crisp winds. Wherever they land, they make their nests, delivering poisonous stings to anything that dares approach.

Its gaze transmits its thoughts directly into the minds of others. Those who have committed evil deeds hear nothing but the question, "Why?".

The eyes marking the scales on a Wobmo-o's arms are just eyespots, used as an illusion to trick its foes. The eyes on its tail, however, are real, and they can see other Pokémon through thin rock walls.

Giraitty has markings like a face on its tail. To drive off anything that might threaten it, Giraitty either flicks its tail to and fro to cause a distraction, or points the false face towards the foe to scare it off.

If left alone, a Swira will summon an icy storm around itself and curl up and meditate in the middle of it. This helps the Swira train its endurance and keep potential predators far away.

When Octieary feels threatened, it curls up one of the tentacles on its head. If not left alone, it then unleashes an explosive burst of water from the tentacle, which leaves the aggressor stunned.

A Eleink's horns are linked by a glowing orb of plasma that grants it strength. If it charges up enough, it can perform a plasma-powered jump, reaching a height of multiple yards.

Tyranmise uses odd lights and scents to influence other Pokémon to become aggressive against each other. When both sides have been weakened, Tyranmise rampages over all of them and claims their territory.

A group of Mister is called a coven. They gang up to terrorise a single target, feed on its fear, and then vanish in an instant before they are noticed.

Blamo-o fights so frenetically that small scales shake loose from its body and scatter around it. The discarded scales create an additional hazard for its foe, as they will burst into flames on contact.

Abpod's sense of what qualifies as a disaster is distorted by its skittishness. One Abpod may alert its colony to an invading predator simply because a small Caterpie has taken up residence near their nest.

Zorotail uses illusions to slip into schools of aquatic Pokémon unnoticed. Sometimes, one will even disguise its tail separately from the rest of its body to appear as two individuals of the same species.

Cofatress's ornate shell is made of a variety of precious metals. When it is attacked by a Pokémon attracted to its shining lustre, it pounces on top of the would-be scavenger and drains its life force.

The head on a Vigofarig's tail is very aggressive and constantly looking for food and fights. Its much more docile front half has to run around, satisfying the tail's desires, lest it be attacked by itself.

Feeboach are long-lived by the standards of aquatic Pokémon. It has been theorised that because of their stringy body and ugly appearance, predators do not consider them worth the trouble of hunting.

Klabat spins the gears on its wings to hover. It flies almost silently above unfamiliar territory, scouting out potential new nesting sites or hunting grounds.

A roaming group of Jangsol always has one in front acting as a lookout. If it spots a threat, it waves its tail, making a clanging sound that alerts its brethren either to flee to safety or to enter a battle formation.

Hakaleef's leaves are hard enough that not even the leaves of another Hakaleef will scratch them. When it sheds these leaves, any Pokémon that tries to eat one of them will only end up hurting itself.

As Carfarig live deep underground, their eyes are mostly atrophied. When they need to look around, they sense the psychic signatures of living things nearby, which makes the gems on their body glow.

Venofarig sleep during the day and frolic at midnight. The two tail antennae flit about as if they have a mind of their own, and alert the Venofarig to any danger that may be lurking nearby.

Zigfarig's rear head is easily distracted. It is hard to guide it anywhere, as it often makes a rapid zigzagging dash in the wrong direction when its rear head notices something.

Surfing floats in the air smoothly but aimlessly. The bubbles it leaves behind are encased in an oily film that causes an uncomfortable tingling sensation when touched.

Illuchu draws in people with its cute, vulnerable appearance and the pleasant, woody scent it gives off. The presence of a doting human grants the Illuchu protection from anything that might harm it.

Sefarig uses its bladed tail to slice up vegetation for eating. The tail is tipped with a neurotoxin that causes headaches and confusion in any Pokémon that tries to steal Sefarig's food.

When left undisturbed in daylight, a Solurk will stand perfectly still, always in the same pose. According to tradition, it is said to be saluting in praise of the sun.

Corpleaf dwell in trees at the water's edge. Once one finds the perfect home, it climbs up the trunk and uses its pincers to knock down any Pokémon that happen to be living on the branches already.

Abta trots around without a care in the world because if it meets any danger, it can teleport about a mile away. The spoon-like horn on its head bends upward if it detects food or friends.

Matly attacks relentlessly with punches that seem to come from every direction possible. Although the many arms floating around it are made entirely of gas, their fists hit with devastating force.

When a Gora grows too large for the rocky shell that encases its torso, it teleports out of the old shell, then levitates rocks towards it to make a new one. The old shells can then become homes for smaller Pokémon.

The two heads of a Domagius work together to make wailing incantations that can paralyse anyone hearing them with despair. The heads are never in tune with each other.

Onfarig mostly eats only with its rear mouth, whose teeth can crush rocks and minerals. The horn on its front head allows it to sense and communicate with other Onfarig at a distance.