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Victini (494): A Pokemon that brings about victory. It’s said that a Trainer partnered with Victini can win any battle.

Tsutarja (495): It has high intelligence and a cool demeanor. When it’s bathed in sunlight, its movements are sharpened.

Janoby (496): It runs across the ground as if it were gliding. It confuses its enemies with quick movements, then takes them down with Vine Whip.

Jaroda (497): It stops enemies in their tracks with only a glance. It amplifies solar energy inside its body.

Pokabu (498): It nimbly avoids enemy attacks, and shoots fireballs from its nose. It roasts berries with its flames and eats them.

Chaobuu (499): When the flame inside its body flares up, the speed and sharpness of its movements increases. In a pinch, it blows out smoke.

Enbuoh (500): It ignites its fists with the flames on its chin and unleashes Fire Punches. A Pokemon that cares deeply for its comrades.

Mijumaru (501): It fights with the shell on its stomach, using it to block attacks and immediately slash back.

Futachimaru (502): It smoothly wields 2 shells as swords, and trains strictly to learn techniques.

Daikenki (503): It downs opponents with one swing of the sword that’s stored in its armor. It silences enemies with one glance.

Minezumi (504): It stores food in its cheek pouches and continuously stands watch for days at a time. It uses its tail to communicate with its friends.

Meerhog (505): It fires the berry seeds that are stored in its cheek pouches to attack. When it detects an enemy, its tail goes erect.

Yorterrie (506): A smart Pokemon that bravely faces even strong opponents, but avoids unfavorable battles.

Harderia (507): The cape-like black fur that covers its body is very tough. It reduces the damage it receives.

Muurando (508): It rescues people who are lost in mountains made impassable by blizzard. Its long fur wards off the cold.

Choroneko (509): It steals people’s belongings for fun. Even the people it stole from quickly forgive its adorable antics.

Leopardas (510): An elusive Pokemon. Its beautiful style and fur charm many Trainers.

Yanappu (511): A Pokemon that lives in deep forests. When someone eats the leaf that grows from its head, their fatigue vanishes like it was never there.

Yanakey (512): It fights violently by swinging its spiked tail around. The leaf on its head is extremely bitter.

Baoppu (513): When angered, the temperature of the tassel on its head rises to over 300 degrees. It roasts berries in the tassel and eats them.

Baokey (514): Sweet foods are its favorite. It converts them to energy, which stokes the fire inside its body.

Hiyappu (515): The water it stores in the tassel on its head is packed with nutrients. If it’s sprinkled on a plant, the plant grows big.

Hiyakey (516): It stores water in the tassel on its head. If the water supply runs low, it sucks up water with its tail to replenish it.

Munna (517): If your dream is eaten by a Munna, you forget the content of the dream. It always floats in the air.

Musharna (518): Many dreams of humans and Pokemon are packed inside the smoke that comes out of its forehead.

Mamepato (519): It’s in its nature to listen to its Trainer’s orders, but there are times when it can’t understand difficult instructions.

Hatohboh (520): Even if they’re separated by a great distance, it can always find its way back to its Trainer.

Kenhorou (521): The male shakes the adornments on its head to intimidate opponents. The female’s flying ability exceeds the male’s.

Shimama (522): Its mane lights up when it discharges electricity. It communicates with its friends with the flashing of its mane.

Zebraika (523): It’s as fast and powerful as lightning. When Zebraiga runs at top speed, thunder rumbles.

Dangoro (524): It has a hexagon-shaped ear. Its body has been compressed by the earth to a harder consistency than iron.

Gantoru (525): When it’s at full power, the orange crystals glow. It searches for groundwater in caves.

Gigaiasu (526): It compresses energy in the core inside its body, and the attack it releases has the power to blow away a mountain.

Koromori (527): It lives in dark forests and caves. It emits ultrasonic waves from its nostrils to map out its surroundings.

Kokoromori (528): It fires all different frequencies of sound waves from its nostrils. It even emits a sound wave that shatters rocks.

Moguryuu (529): The speed at which it burrows through the underground is over 50km/h. It’s a match for an automobile running on the surface.

Doryuuzu (530): Its drills, which evolved to steel, have the power to pierce through an iron plate. It excels at constructing tunnels.

Tabunne (531): When it touches an opponent with the antennae on its ears, it discerns the opponent’s physical condition and mood from the sound of its heart.

Dokkorar (532): It fights by swinging a wooden plank around. When it can carry heavy planks without any discomfort, it’s close to evolving.

Dotetsukotsu (533): Even if it’s attacked by a group of pro wrestlers, its toned, muscular body won’t give an inch.

Rohpushin (534): It’s thought that the art of making concrete was learned from Rohbushin 2000 years ago.

Otamaro (535): It produces a high-pitched alarm by vibrating its cheeks, and informs its companions of danger.

Gamagaru (536): When it vibrates the lump on its head, not only does the water turn choppy, the ground shakes as if there was an earthquake.

Gamageroge (537): It shoots a liquid that causes nerve paralysis from the lump on its head. It torments its opponent with vibrations.

Nageki (538): Its power increases when it wears a belt. Wild Nageki knit vines together to make their own belts.

Dageki (539): You can hear the sound the sound of fists striking trees and boulders coming from the mountains where Dageki train.

Kurumiru (540): When it hatches from its egg, it’s dressed in clothes made by Hahakomori. It hides its head in its hood when it goes to sleep.

Kurumayu (541): Plants grow well in the forests where Kurumayu lives. This is because Kurumayu changes the fallen leaves into a nutritious substance.

Hahakomori (542): When it finds a small Pokemon, it has the tendency to sew leaf clothing using its sticky string and arm blades.

Fushide (543): It bites down and injects deadly poison. Even the large bird Pokemon that are its deadly enemy are rendered immobile by paralysis.

Hoiiga (544): It’s protected by its hard shell. It spins like a tire and viciously tackles its enemies.

Pendora (545): It chases down enemies with fast movements and attacks with the horns on its head. It shows no mercy until it delivers the finishing blow.

Monmen (546): When it’s attacked, cotton flies from its body. The enemy mistakes the cotton for Momen, and it escapes in the interim.

Erufuun (547): : It slips through the narrowest crack, just like the wind. It leaves white pilling behind.

Churine (548): The leaf from its head, when chewed, is extremely bitter, but it has the effect of energizing a tired body.

Doredia (549): Even veteran trainers have difficulty getting the beautiful flower to bloom. A Pokemon that’s popular with celebrities.

Basurao (550): The relationship between red and blue Basurao is so bad that they immediately fight each other. An extremely reckless Pokemon.

Meguroco (551): It lives in the desert sand. The sun-warmed sand prevents its body temperature from lowering.

Warubiru (552): It forms a group of several individuals. The membrane that covers its eyeballs protects its eyes from sandstorms.

Warubiaru (553): It won’t let any prey it happens upon escape. Its jaw has the power to bite chunks out of a car’s body.

Darumakka (554): When the flame inside its body is blazing, it runs around unable to calm itself. When the flame dwindles, it falls asleep.

Hihidaruma (555): A flame burns at 1400 degrees inside its body, producing so much power that it can demolish a dump truck with its punch.

Marakachi (556): It uses uptempo dancing and sound to drive away its natural enemies, the bird Pokemon who aim for its flower’s seeds.

Ishizumai (557): Since it secretes a fluid that dissolves rocks from its mouth, it can easily make holes in even the hardest rocks.

Iwaparesu (558): Iwaparesu that are competing over territory battle violently. The one that has its shell broken loses.

Zuruggu (559): It pulls its skin up to its neck in a defensive stance. The rubber-like elasticity reduces damage.

Zuruzukin (560): They gang up on opponents that enter their territory and beat them to within an inch of their lives. They shoot an acidic bodily fluid from their mouths.

Shinporah (561): It appears that it always flies the same route because it retains memories of protecting an ancient city.

Deathmas (562): The mask Deathmas carries is its face from when it was human. Occasionally, it stares at it, sobbing.

Deathkan (563): According to rumors, it swallows nearby humans and turns them into mummies. It likes to eat gold nuggets.

Purotoga (564): It was revived from an ancient fossil. It can dive to depths of up to 1000 meters.

Abagohra (565): It lives in oceans and on land. It possesses the power to punch holes in the hulls of tankers with its slaps.

Achen (566): It’s said to be the ancestor of bird Pokemon. It appears that it couldn’t fly, and lived its life jumping from branch to branch.

Archaeos (567): It gets a running start on the ground, then leaps into the air. It has the intelligence to cooperate with allies to bring down prey.

Yabukuron (568): It prefers unsanitary places. It spews gas as if it was belching; if you inhale it you’ll be laid up in bed for a week.

Dasutodasu (569): It squeezes the opponent with its left hand, and finishes it off by spewing smelly, poisonous gas from its mouth.

Zorua (570): It takes on the form of its opponent, surprising it. It seems that there are many occasions where it disguises itself as a quiet child.

Zoroark (571): A Pokemon that bewitches opponents to protect the security of its pack. Its bond with its comrades is strong.

Chillarmy (572): They brush their tails against each other’s bodies as greeting. It keeps its tail groomed so it’s always clean.

Chillachino (573): Since its white fur is coated with a special resin, enemy attacks slide right off it.

Gothemme (574): It amplifies its psychic power with its ribbon-like antennae. It’s always staring fixedly at something.

Gothimelle (575): It manipulates people and Pokemon with hypnosis. The victims are spirited away by Gothmiru while they’re still asleep, according to prevailing legend. Gothilselle (576): The space around Gothzeru twists to resemble the starry sky from tens of thousands of light years away, as an effect of its immense Psychic powers. Uniran (577): It releases psychic power to repel attacking enemies. It communicates with its allies via telepathy.

Doubran (578): Since it has a brain that split into 2 sections, there are times when it abruptly performs an unexpected action.

Ranculus (579): When Rankurusu shake hands with each other, their brains connect over a network and their psychic powers are amplified.

Koaruhii (580): A bird Pokemon that excels at diving. It swims around underwater to eat peat moss, its favorite food.

Swanna (581): Groups of Swanna begin to dance with the breaking of dawn. The Swanna dancing in the middle of the group is the flock’s leader.

Vanipucchi (582): It blows out breath of -50 degrees. It creates snow crystals, and causes it to snow nearby.

Vaniricchi (583): A Pokemon that lives on snowy mountains. It migrated south during the ancient ice age.

Vaivanilla (584): It gulps down huge quantities of water and makes snow clouds inside its body. It torments its enemies with fierce blizzards.

Shikijika (585): Its fur changes to match the color and scent of the grass in the fields and hills. It hides in the brush when it detects hostility.

Mebukijika (586): It changes its habitat according to the seasons. People use Mebukijika’s horns to determine when the seasons are changing.

Emonga (587): It stores the electricity generated by the electric sacks in its cheeks within a membrane, and releases the electricity as it glides.

Kaburumo (588): A mysterious Pokemon that evolves when it’s hit by electrical stimulus while in the company of Chobomaki.

Shubarugo (589): It flies around at high speeds and stabs enemies with its sharp spear. It bravely faces even unfavorable matchups.

Tamagetake (590): It attracts victims with its Pokeball-like markings, then blows toxic spore. Why it resembles a Pokeball is a mystery.

Morobareru (591): It dances to attract prey, wiggling the Pokeball-like mushrooms on both of its arms.

Pururiru (592): It sinks to the bottom of the sea with its enemies’ bodies still bound in its thin, veil-like arms.

Burunkeru (593): If a lost ship sinks in Buringeru’s habitat, the crew members' life force gets completely absorbed.

Mamanboh (594): The special mucus membrane that covers Mamanbou’s body has the effect of healing wounds.

Batula (595): Bachuru that live in cities have learned how to absorb electricity from the outlets in private houses.

Dentula (596): When it’s attacked by an enemy, it spits out a lot of electricity-laced thread, and makes an electric barrier.

Tesshiido (597): When it senses danger, it counterattacks by firing all of its spikes at once. It rolls away in the interim.

Nuttre (598): It fights by brandishing its spiked tentacles. When it slams its steel spikes down, the destructive force shatters boulders.

Gearl (599): The 2 bodies can only combine with each other. If they try to engage with other bodies, the gears won’t mesh and they’ll separate.

Gigearl (600): It conveys how it feels to its friends by altering the direction of its rotation. If it’s sufficiently angered, the rotations speed up.

Gigigearl (601): The red core functions as an energy tank. It fires the charged up energy from its spikes around its circumference.

Shibishirasu (602): A single Shibishirasu’s electrical power is tiny, but when a group comes together, that power becomes as mighty at thunder.

Shibibiiru (603): The circular markings are power generating organs. After wrapping around its opponent, it pushes the markings against them and releases electricity.

Shibirudon (604): It crawls out of the water with the power of its arms, and attacks prey on the shore. In a flash, it drags them into the ocean.

Rigray (605): It controls incredible psychic power. It constricts its opponent’s brains with psychic power, giving them headaches.

Oobemu (606): It manipulates its opponents’ memories. It apparently flickers its tri-colored fingers to communicate with its friends.

Hitomoshi (607): Hitomoshi’s light burns brighter when it’s sucked up a human or Pokemon’s life energy.

Lamplar (608): It’s feared as an ominous Pokemon. It drifts unsteadily through town, searching for the souls of the deceased.

Chandelar (609): It blazes when it absorbs a soul. It swings the flames on its arms to put opponents into a hypnotic trance.

Kibago (610): It crushes berries with its fangs and eats them. Its fangs are replaced with new ones over and over, so they’re always strong and sharp.

Onondo (611): Since its broken fangs aren’t replaced with new ones, it diligently polishes its fangs with river rocks after battling.

Ononokusu (612): It has a kind nature, but it shows no mercy to anyone who invades its territory. It confidently challenges them with fangs that can cut steel.

Kumashun (613): When it’s in poor health, its mucus becomes watery, and the power of its Ice attacks diminishes as a result.

Tsunbear (614): It freezes its breath at will. It’s skilled at swimming, and swims around the northern sea catching prey.

Freezio (615): When its body temperature increases, it turns to steam and vanishes. When its body temperature lowers, it reverts to its original ice.

Chobomaki (616): When it’s attacked by an enemy, it closes the cover of its shell as a defense. It fires a sticky venom through the openings in the cover.

Agirudar (617): If its body dries out, it weakens. A thin membrane is wrapped around its body multiple times to protect against dehydration.

Maggyo (618): Since its skin is tough, even if it’s stepped on by a sumo wrestler, it doesn’t care. When it releases electricity, its face becomes a smile.

Kojofuu (619): It unleashes a flood of consecutive attacks to overwhelm the enemy. It slashes the enemy with its sharp claws.

Kojondo (620): It handles the hair on its arms like a whip. The attacks from both arms are so fast that the eye can’t track them.

Crimgan (621): When the sunlight hits its wings, it warms its body. If its body temperature falls, it becomes unable to move.

Gobit (622): Energy burning inside its body enables it to move, but what kind of energy this is is unclear.

Gorog (623): It flies through the sky at mach speed. If the seal on its chest is removed, its energy becomes uncontrollable.

Komatana (624): A Pokemon whose entire body is a blade. If the blade gets chipped in battle, it sharpens the blade with river rocks.

Kirikizan (625): It leads a group of Komatana. They fight chaotically for the role of boss. Losers are expelled from the group.

Buffalon (626): Even when it deals a violent headbutt, its bushy body hair absorbs the damage.

Washibon (627): It crushes berries with its leg strength. It has the disposition to bravely stand against even the strongest adversary.

Wargle (628): It fights for its friends’ sake without any regard to danger. It can grab a car and fly all the way up to the heavens with it.

Vulchai (629): Since its wings are small, it can’t fly. When it’s close to evolving, it throws off its skeleton adornments.

Vuljina (630): It gathers bones to make its nest. It clutches weak prey in its talons and easily carries it all the way to its nest of bones.

Kuitaran (631): It sucks up air through the hole in its tail to fuel the flame inside its body. It’s Iront’s natural enemy.

Iront (632): Its body is covered in steel armor. It counters Kuitaran’s attacks as a mob.

Monose (633): Its behavior is to bite everything. As far as food, it eats anything. It’s dangerous to approach carelessly.

Jihead (634): Once it eats all the prey in its territory, it moves on to a different area. The 2 heads don’t get along.

Sazando (635): A brutal Pokemon that flies continuously through the sky on its 6 wings, marking everything that moves as an enemy and attacking.

Meraruda (636): People have come to believe that this Pokemon was born from the sun. When it evolves, its entire body is wrapped in flames.

Urgamoth (637): It’s said that when the surface was blackened by volcanic ash, Urugamoth’s flame became a substitute for the sun.

Cobalon (638): A legendary Pokemon that fights humans in order to protect Pokemon. It has a serene nature.

Terrakion (639): It battles humans in order to protect Pokemon that lost their habitats due to human wars.

Viridion (640): A Pokemon that challenges humans to battle in order to protect its comrades. Its legend has been passed down for generations.

Torneros (641): Its lower half is wrapped in a cloud like body of energy. It flies through the sky at 300 km/h.

Voltros (642): The lands Voltoros passes through are left with countless scars and scorch marks from the fallen thunder.

Reshiram (643): A Pokemon that appears in myths. It spouts flames from its tail, scorching everything.

Zekrom (644): Its tail produces electricity. It conceals its body in a thunder cloud and flies through the skies of the Isshu Region.

Landros (645): Since the lands that Randorosu visits bear large harvests of crops, it’s called the god of agriculture.

Kyurem (646): It produces powerful freezing energy inside its body, but its body is frozen by the chill that seeps out.

Kerudio (647): It spouts water from its hooves, and moves across the water’s surface as if it was gliding. It fights with its special foot techniques.

Meloetta (648): It sings with a unique vocalization, and freely manipulates the emotions of creatures who hear its melody.

Genosect (649): 300,000,000 years ago it was feared as the ultimate hunter. Team Plasma modified it.

Victini 494: It produces infinite energy inside its body. When it touches an ally, it shares the energy.

Tsutarja 495: It bathes its tail in sunlight and undergoes photosynthesis. If it runs out of energy, its tail droops.

Janoby 496: It slips through the shadows of overgrown plants to avoid attacks. It skillfully whips the enemy to counterattack.

Jaroda 497: It raises its head high to intimidate opponents. In only becomes serious when fighting a strong enemy.

Pokabu 498: It snorts flames from its nostrils. When it has a cold, this becomes black smoke instead of flames.

Chaobuu 499: A flame burns in its stomach, fueled by the food it eats. When it’s angry, its fire power increases.

Enbuoh 500: It has a beard of flames. It possesses both power and speed and has learned grappling techniques.

Mijumaru 501: The shell on its stomach is made from the same material as claws. It detaches it from its stomach and uses it as a small sword.

Futachimaru 502: The attacks it performs with the shells attached to its body differ from one Futachimaru to antoher. It never fails to maintain its shells.

Daikenki 503: A portion of the armor on its forelegs becomes a large sword. It only needs to roar to pacify its enemies.

Minezumi 504: They’re very wary and take shifts to keep a continuous watch over the area around their nest. If a guard isn’t present, they get nervous.

Meerhog 505: The pattern on its body shines and intimidates its enemies. It has eyes that can see its surroundings even in the dark.

Yorterrie 506: The long hair that covers its face is an excellent radar. It adeptly senses what’s happening in its surroundings.

Harderia 507: It’s obedient to its Trainer’s orders. It’s been an assistant to Trainers who raise Pokemon since long ago.

Muurando 508: Its specialty is rescuing people who are in accidents at sea or in the mountains. A very smart Pokemon.

Choroneko 509: It enchants people with cute behavior, then uses the opportunity to steal their belongings. When angered, it unsheathes its claws and strikes back.

Leopardas 510: It sneaks up without any indication. Before the opponent notices, it stealthily takes them down from behind.

Yanappu 511: It shares the leaves on its head with exhausted Pokemon. They have the effect of curing fatigue.

Yanakey 512: It attacks by slamming the opponent with its spiked tail. A Pokemon with a violent temperament.

Baoppu 513: It lives in volcanic caves. The inside of its head tassel burns at a temperature of 300 degrees.

Baokey 514: A flame burns inside its body, and it scorches enemies by scattering sparks from its head and tail.

Hiyappu 515: It’s weak in dry environments. It moistens the tassel on its heads with water stored in its tail.

Hiyakey 516: It fires high-pressure water from its tail with the force to destroy a concrete wall.

Munna 517: It eats the dreams of humans and Pokemon. When it eats a fun dream, it spits out pink smoke.

Musharna 518: It makes the dreams it ate materialize. The smoke that leaks out of its forehead changes the form of the things materialized from dreams.

Mamepato 519: A Pokemon that lives in towns. Since they’re social, they gather in large groups in parks and plazas.

Hatohboh 520: It’s said that the forests where Hatohboh lives are peaceful regions free of strife.

Kenhorou 521: The male has adornments on its head. It never grows attached to any human other than its trainer.

Shimama 522: It appears when thunderclouds cover the sky. It catches thunder and stores the electricity in its mane.

Zebraika 523: It has a violent nature. When angered, it shoots electricity from its mane in all directions, so be careful.

Dangoro 524: It was discovered inside a fissure following a great earthquake 100 years ago. It has an energy core inside its body.

Gantoru 525: Energy that seeps out of its body clumps up and turns into orange crystals.

Gigaiasu 526: The orange crystals that grow from its body absorb sunlight. The energy is amplified inside its body and expelled through the mouth.

Koromori 527: It adheres to cavern walls with suction from its nostrils and sleeps there. A heart imprint is left in the places where it adhered.

Kokoromori 528: Anyone who bathes in the ultrasonic waves it emits during courtship is put into a very happy mood.

Moguryuu 529: It puts its claws together, spins its body at high speed, and drills through the earth at dizzying speeds.

Doryuuzu 530: It makes its labyrinth-like den 100 meters below the surface. The dens were exposed by subway tunnels.

Tabunne 531: It has extraordinary hearing. It catches information about its surroundings from faint noises, just like a radar.

Dokkorar 532: It always carries a plank of wood. This Pokemon appears at construction sites to help with building.

Dotetsukotsu 533: It tones its body by shouldering steel beams. It shows its toned muscles off to its friends.

Rohpushin 534: It freely wields the concrete beams that it uses as walking sticks, without tapping all of its strength.

Otamaro 535: It vibrates its cheeks and emits sound waves that are inaudible to humans. It communicates with the sound waves’ rhythm.

Gamagaru 536: It lives in the water and on land. It catches prey by entangling it in its long, sticky tongue.

Gamageroge 537: It makes the lumps on its fists vibrate to double the power of its punches. It can pulverize a boulder in one strike.

Nageki 538: It can throw opponents that are larger than itself. It always makes packs with 5 members.

Dageki 539: The destructive power of its punch grows when it puts on its belt and lets out a battle cry. It gets angry if you interrupt its training.

Kurumiru 540: It cuts up leaves and sews them together with sticky thread from its mouth. A Pokemon that makes its own clothes.

Kurumayu 541: It wraps its body in a leaf to ward off the cold. It moves through the forest eating nearby fallen leaves.

Hahakomori 542: It warms its eggs with the heat of fermenting fallen leaves. It makes blankets for Kurumiru out of leaves.

Fushide 543: It feels out its surroundings with the antennae on its head and tail. It has an extremely brutal nature.

Hoiiga 544: It usually doesn’t move, but if it’s attacked, it rolls around at high speeds and rams the enemy to fight back.

Pendora 545: It thrusts the claws on its head into its opponents’ bodies and poisons them. It has a very aggressive nature.

Monmen 546: It goes wherever the wind takes it. Since its body grows heavy in the rain, it waits out the storm under the roots of trees.

Erufuun 547: It appears riding a whirlwind. It’s a Pokemon that enters houses through cracks and causes mischief.

Churine 548: Since it prefers soil with an abundance of moisture and nutrients, fields where Churine lives produce excellent crops.

Doredia 549: The aroma of the flowers on its head has a relaxing effect. If you neglect to trim them, they wither.

Basurao 550: Red and blue Basurao don’t get along, but somehow a different colored individual got mixed into the school.

Meguroco 551: It moves by burrowing through the sand with only its eyes and nose above the surface. A black membrane protects its eyes.

Warubiru 552: Since the special membrane around its eyeballs perceives body heat, it can see its surroundings even in the dark.

Warubiaru 553: It has eyes that can magnify things that are far away, just like a pair of binoculars.

Darumakka 554: Since Darumakka’s droppings are hot, ancient people put them in their pockets to warm their bodies.

Hihidaruma 555: When it’s weakened in battle, it becomes motionless like a rock. It’s honed its mind and battles with force of will.

Marakachi 556: It lives in arid lands. When it moves its body rhythmically, it plays a sound similar to maracas.

Ishizumai 557: It makes a hole in any rock that’s handy and nests there. If the rock is destroyed, it won’t rest until it finds a replacement.

Iwaparesu 558: It has the stamina to walk across arid land for many days with a heavy rock on its back.

Zuruggu 559: It immediately launches a Headbutt attack at any enemy who locks eyes with it. It has a very hard skull.

Zuruzukin 560: The one with the biggest crest is chosen as the group’s leader. Its kicking attacks demolish concrete blocks.

Shinporah 561: The guardian deity of an ancient city. It attacked invaders with psychic powers.

Deathmas 562: It was born from the soul of a human buried in an ancient tomb. It still has its memories from long ago.

Deathkan 563: It pretends to be an elegant casket, then punishes grave robbers. Its body has a solid gold coating.

Purotoga 564: It swam the oceans roughly 100,000,000 years ago. It also came up on land to capture prey.

Abagohra 565: The power of its jaws is incomparable. It chomps down on steel beams and rocks and devours them along with its prey.

Achen 566: A Pokemon that was revived from a fossil. It is thought to be the ancestor of all bird Pokemon.

Archaeos 567: It excels at both running and flying. It catches prey running at speeds that could outpace a car.

Yabukuron 568: When a garbage bag was exposed to industrial waste, a chemical change occurred and it became a Pokemon.

Dasutodasu 569: It inhales garbage and makes it part of its body. It sprays venom from the fingertips of its right hand.

Zorua 570: It disguises itself as humans and other Pokemon. By hiding its body, it protects itself from danger.

Zoroark 571: It has the power to bewitch many people at once. It protects its habitat by displaying illusory scenery.

Chillarmy 572: A Pokemon obsessed with cleanliness. It uses its tail as a broom to sweep the dust from its habitat.

Chillachino 573: Its white fur feels luxurious. It never attracts dust or static.

Gothemme 574: It patiently observes Pokemon and Trainers. It appears to be looking at something that only Gotheem can see.

Gothimelle 575: Starlight is the source of its power. At night, it levitates rocks with psychic power and maps the position of the stars.

Gothilselle 576: It has the ability to predict future events based on the movement of the stars. It can also see its Trainer’s lifespan.

Uniran 577: Its body is enveloped in a special liquid, which enables it to live in any environment.

Doubran 578: Its brain is split into two sections. It displays its full power when both brains are thinking the same thing.

Ranculus 579: It fights by manipulating arms that have a grip that can crush a boulder. A Pokemon with a high IQ.

Koaruhii 580: When it’s attacked by an enemy, it emits mist from its plumage. It uses the mist as a diversion and escapes.

Swanna 581: The attacks it performs with its beak are strong. It draws its long neck back and unleashes a volley of strikes.

Vanipucchi 582: Icicles that were bathed in the energy of the morning sun became a Pokemon. It covers itself in snow when it sleeps.

Vaniricchi 583: It uses numerous small shard of ice to hide its body from enemy eyes.

Vaivanilla 584: When both heads are simultaneously angered, it blasts out a blizzard. It buries everything around it in heavy snow.

Shikijika 585: When the seasons turn, its scent and fur change. This Pokemon is used as a barometer of the seasons.

Mebukijika 586: The flowering plant that grows from its horns changes with the seasons. The one with the most splendid horns leads the herd.

Emonga 587: It lives on treetops in forests. It discharges electricity from its cloak-like membrane as it glides.

Kaburumo 588: When it senses danger it shoots acidic liquid from its mouth to repel the enemy. It pursues Chobomaki.

Shubarugo 589: A Pokemon that evolved by wearing Chobomaki’s shell. Steel armor protects its entire body.

Tamagetake 590: A Pokemon that resembles a Pokeball for some reason. It spews poisonous spores to repel enemies that try to catch it.

Morobareru 591: It uses its Pokeball mushrooms as a lure for prey, but few Pokemon are deceived.

Pururiru 592: It paralyzes its prey with poison, then drags it to its den in the ocean’s depths, 8000 meters below the surface.

Burunkeru 593: It expels water that it absorbs into its body with great force to propel itself. Life energy is its favorite food.

Mamanboh 594: It drifts about in the ocean. If it spots a wounded Pokemon, it gathers it in its arms and carries it to shore.

Batula 595: It clings to larger Pokemon, absorbs their static electricity, and stores it in its electric sacs.

Dentula 596: It builds traps from threads charged with electricity. It slowly devours the electrically stunned prey.

Tesshiido 597: It thrusts its spikes into cave walls and affixes itself. It absorbs minerals from the rocks.

Nuttre 598: It attaches itself to cave ceilings. When prey passes beneath, it assaults them with a barrage of iron spikes.

Gearl 599: The rotation of the two engaged bodies is what produces its life energy.

Gigearl 600: It launches an attack by spinning the small gear at high speeds, then shooting it. There’s a risk that the small gear won’t be retrievable.

Gigigearl 601: It rapidly spins the red gear at its core to quickly charge energy.

Shibishirasu 602: A Pokemon that lives in a group. It has organs that produce electricity, which it discharges in a pinch.

Shibibiiru 603: A Pokemon with a vigorous appetite. Once it spots its prey, it chases it down, stuns it with electricity, and eats it.

Shibirudon 604: It sucks on its prey with its sucker-mouth, and shocks it with the electricity that flows from its teeth.

Rigray 605: It suddenly happened, 50 years ago, across the desert. No one has seen this Pokemon since then.

Oobemu 606: It manipulates its opponents’ brains and overwrites their memories with different ones.

Hitomoshi 607: While appearing to shed light and serve as a guidepost, it sucks out creatures’ lifeforce.

Lamplar 608: It appears before those on their deathbeds, severs the soul from the body, and immediately sucks it up.

Chandelar 609: If something is wrapped in Chandela’s flame, its soul is sucked out and immolated. Only the cast off body remains.

Kibago 610: It marks its territory by scarring trees with its fangs. Even if the fangs break, they immediately grow back.

Onondo 611: It has fangs that can smash boulders. The fights of Onondo over territory are extremely violent.

Ononokusu 612: It has sturdy, blade-like fangs that can even cut through an iron frame. It is covered with hard armor.

Kumashun 613: Mucus is always hanging from its nose. It sucks the mucus back up and launches an attack. The mucus is the source of the attack.

Tsunbear 614: It freezes its breath to make fangs and claws of ice. It lives in the cold lands of the north.

Freezio 615: It was born inside a snow cloud. It catches prey with the chains coming out of its ice crystals.

Chobomaki 616: It evolves when it and Kaburumo are bathed in Electric Energy. The reason for this is unknown.

Agirudar 617: If it removes its heavy shell, it becomes nimble. It fights with the agility of a ninja.

Maggyo 618: It burries itself in mud on the beach and lies in wait for prey. When it feels prey, it discharges electricity and paralyzes it.

Kojofuu 619: It uses pretty, continuous attacks. If its body and soul are unified, the techniques’ speed and sharpness increases.

Kojondo 620: It fights by slamming the enemy with the long hair on its arms. It shakes its arms like whips.

Crimgan 621: It catches the prey running around its narrow den with its sharp claws. The skin on its face is as hard as stone.

Gobit 622: It’s thought that this Pokemon was born of the science of a mythical ancient civilization.

Gorog 623: It’s said that Goruugu was ordered by the ancient people who used it to protect humans and Pokemon alike.

Komatana 624: It fights at Kirikizan’s command. It clings to its prey and ebbs away at it with its blades.

Kirikizan 625: It hunts prey as a swarm, accompanied by large numbers of Komatana. Kirikizan lands the finishing blow.

Buffalon 626: It charges indiscriminately and lands headbutts. It has the destructive power to derail a train.

Washibon 627: It indiscriminately challenges even strong opponents to battle. It battles repeatedly to become strong.

Wargle 628: A fearless warrior of the sky. It’s said that the more wounds it has on its body, the more respect it gets from its comrades.

Vulchai 629: If it finds a handy skeleton, it has the habit of using it to protect its bottom. It chases after weak Pokemon.

Vuljina 630: It surveys the ground from the sky, then swoops down on weak prey. It has the habit of wearing bones.

Kuitaran 631: It melts Iront’s steel body with its fiery tongue, which burns at high temperatures, and eats what’s inside.

Iront 632: It burrows into mountains to make its nests. The complex tunnels are an Iront made labrynth.

Monose 633: Since it can’t see, it finds its way by tackling and biting its surroundings. It’s always covered in fresh bruises.

Jihead 634: Since the 2 heads fight so viciously over food, it always eats more than it has to.

Sazando 635: The heads on its arms lack brains. It destroys and devours everything with its 3 heads.

Meraruda 636: It lives at the bottom of a volcano. It spews flames from its 5 horns to repel anyone who comes to attack it.

Urgamoth 637: In battle it scatters smoldering scales from its 6 wings, turning the area around it into a sea of flames.

Cobalon 638: It has a body and heart of steel. All it has to do is look, and even brutal Pokemon defer to it.

Terrakion 639: It has the charging power to penetrate thick castle walls in a single shot. A Pokemon that’s mentioned in legends.

Viridion 640: The horn on its head is a sharp sword. It tosses its enemy with whirlwind like movements, then cuts it apart.

Torneros 641: The energy that flows from Torunerosu’s tail awakens huge storms. It has the power to blow away a house.

Voltros 642: It launches electric attacks from the spike on its tail. It flies around in the skies of the Isshu Region dropping thunderbolts.

Reshiram 643: When Reshiram’s tail burns, the atmosphere is affected by the thermal energy and the Earth’s weather changes.

Zekrom 644: A Pokemon that appears in myths. Inside of its tail is an enormous generator that produces electricity.

Landros 645: The energy that flows from its tail nourishes the soil, causing the crops to grow larger.

Kyurem 646: It has the power to create sub-zero weather conditions, but it freezes its own body as well.

Kerudio 647: It races around the globe, running on the surface of oceans and rivers. It appears by beautiful waterfronts.

Meloetta 648: The melodies Meloetta plays provided the inspiration for many famous works of music.

Genosect 649: An ancient Bug Pokemon that was altered by Team Plasma. The canons on its back were made more powerful.