Seel
Seel can be obtained by evolving Dewgong at level 34. It's name comes from the word seal, which it resembles. Its name is also a phonic anagram of seal (sea+el).
Seel has a large, flat body and flippers for limbs. Its skin is blue with a white underbelly, which it uses as camouflage when it rests on ice flows in cold seas.
Rapidash
It is known to be able to run at speeds of 60 mph, and it can even produce flames from its body. It is a common belief that the flame on its back is proof of its courage.
It is one of the few Pokémon that can be ridden by humans, and it often serves as a mode of transportation. It can also be used in battle to attack opponents with its powerful flames or by using its horn to ram into them.
Togetic
Togetic is a small Pokémon that resembles a bird with large, fluffy ears. It has two long and thin legs, each with three toes on the front and two toes on the back.
Togetic is one of the few Pokémon to have a base stat total of 467; this puts it well above average in terms of overall power!
Pachirisu
Pachirisu is an Electric-type Pokémon, who has a blue body with a yellow belly and feet. Pachirisu has a long, blue tail that resembles a lightning bolt. Pachirisu also has a white ruff of fur around its neck with a small bell attached to it.
Pachirisu is a very playful Pokémon, and often spends its time outside in the sun. It will also sometimes hide in trees or bushes to play tricks on people and other Pokémon. Pachirisu can create strong electric charges from its cheeks that it uses for attacking or defending itself.
Snover
Its name comes from the word "snow" and the suffix "-er". It has long, brown hair on its body that resembles a shaggy mane.
It has a dark-brown nose and round, white eyes. Its body is covered in thick, white fur that is soft to the touch. It has an additional light-brown layer of fur on its belly and legs that resembles shorts. Snover walks on two feet and has small, round ears with black tips.
Vigoroth
Vigoroth is a species of Pokémon in the series of the same name. It is a Normal-type Pokémon that made its first appearance in the third generation games Ruby and Sapphire.
In terms of physical appearance, it has fur covering its body, along with two small horns on top of its head. The fur is brown in color, while the horns are cream-colored with yellow tips.
The tail ends in a yellow sphere shape with two white lines running around it horizontally. Its eyes are large and blue, while it has small fangs protruding from its mouth at all times.[1] Vigoroth's body is also covered by black stripes running down its back; these stripes can be seen even when they curl up into balls.
Togekiss
Togekiss is known as the Royal Pokémon, and it can only be obtained by evolving Togetic. It's also a Fairy-type and it is known as the Jubilee Pokémon.
It’s appearance resembles a heart with wings, so it’s very cute and cuddly. It has excellent flying capabilities, which puts other flying types to shame! Its ability to make wishes come true makes it an excellent choice for a first partner Pokemon if you are just starting out in your quest for collecting all of them!
Gardevoir
Gallade is the final form of Ralts, and is also the final form of Kirlia. Gallade evolves from Kirlia when exposed to a Dawn Stone.
Gallade is a very powerful Pokémon, and has some great stats, including Attack and Special Attack. It can learn moves like Close Combat, Leaf Blade and Psycho Cut.
Smeargle
Smeargle is known for its ability to use any move, but it only learns one move at a time.
Swanna is a white bird Pokémon that can fly in the rain. In the English version of the game, it is called the "White Pokémon." If you want to pronounce it correctly, read it out loud.
Ponyta
Ponyta's most famous feature is the flame on its neck, which was used to light up ancient caves. It has appeared in all of the main series games except for Pokémon Red and Blue.
Ponyta is notable for being one of only four horses in the series (the others being Rapidash, Tauros and Girafarig), as well as being the only Pokémon that can learn Double Kick naturally.
Lugia
As a legendary Pokémon, Lugia is part of the sea serpent trio. It's a Psychic/Flying type with a white shell and blue feathers. The only other Pokemon that has this coloration is Gardevoir, but unlike Gardevoir, Lugia lacks wings (which makes sense because it's not supposed to be able to fly).
Lugia is also the mascot for Pokémon Silver and Pokémon SoulSilver versions along with Latios. This means if you play any Pokemon game on your phone or tablet where they have characters associated with each version--such as “Red” in Pokemon Red Version and “Blue” or “Green” in Pokémon Blue Version--then you'll see these two trainers together.
Corsola
As you can see, it's a nice little seahorse. Corsola is a Water/Rock-type Pokémon that can be found in the wild in the Hoenn region. In addition to being adorable, Corsola has some pretty cool characteristics—it's one of only two species that are known to evolve from another Pokémon (see: Luvdisc).
It also doesn't have any arms or legs! Instead, it uses its footlike fins to move around on land and swim underwater.
Corsola is typically found along coasts and coral reefs where people have been fishing for decades because they like eating them so much (you heard right).
It's not uncommon for these guys to be caught by fishermen who are unaware of their super powers until after they've brought them home with them so definitely take precautions if you're going out into the ocean
Vulpix
Vulpix is a fox-like, quadruped Pokémon. It has six red pearls around its neck. It can use these pearls to create illusions that will confuse its foes. It can also use these pearls to create a powerful fire attack.
When the weather becomes cold, Vulpix's flame becomes smaller and brighter than ever before! If you're scared by this, don't worry...just remember that you have friends who'll help you out in any situation!
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Shelgon
Shelgon is a light grey bipedal Pokémon. Its face and chest are covered by its semi-armored shell; however, it has enough room in its armored hood to accommodate its triangular, dark blue head.
Gallade
Gallade is the evolved form of Ralts, and thus a close relation to Gardevoir. The final stage in its evolutionary line, Gallade is capable of learning some very useful moves such as Leaf Blade and X-Scissor.
If you're looking for a strong physical attacker that can hit hard without much investment in its stats, this may be your pokemon!
Vanilluxe
It can create ice crystals that it fires at its enemies, and its body is made of ice cream.
Vanilluxe's design is inspired by the flavors of vanilla, chocolate and strawberry with a swirl of soft serve ice cream on top.
Litwick
Litwick is one of the first Pokémon that you can catch in the game. Litwick is a good choice for a starter, as its low base stats mean it will not be too powerful when fighting other wild Pokèmon.
However, this does not mean that it isn't useful at all; its ability Flash Fire makes it immune to Fire-type attacks and capable of using them itself!
Beartic
It is known as the "Polar Bear Pokémon". It is a large, bipedal polar bear-like Pokémon with a thick, fluffy white coat and small eyes. Its head has been described as being "large and round", with its eyes being small and placed close together.
Cubchoo
Cubchoo is a blue and white Pokemon that belongs to the Ice type. Cubchoo can be found in most places, but they are more commonly found in snowy areas such as Snowbelle City.
Froslass
Froslass is the female counterpart of Snorunt and also has several other similarities with it. Like her male counterpart, she is classified under the "Snorlax" Egg Group and can breed with any Pokémon belonging to that group, but cannot breed with another Froslass or Snorunt as they're both in different Egg Groups (i.e., they won't work together). Her shiny coloration also differs from that of her male counterpart, being white instead of blue.
Regigigas
Regigigas is the trio master of the legendary golems and is made out of rock. It was the last Pokémon to be released in the Platinum generation of games, which means you can only get it after beating all three of the Pokémon League's champions.
Tynamo
Tynamo is an Electric Type that can be found in the wild in the game. It has an ability called Levitate, which makes it immune to Ground type moves and prevents it from being paralyzed by Ground type attacks.
Caterpie is a Bug/Flying Pokémon that can be found in the wild in the game! Its ability Compound Eyes or Tinted Lens will help you find it more easily when searching for Pokémon eggs.
Silcoon
Silcoon can be found in the wild at Route 103 as well as Flower Paradise and Northern Range.
This Pokémon is known as the Cocoon Pokémon because it wraps up in its silk to protect itself from predators. When it becomes an adult, it sheds its cocoon and emerges with wings ready for flight!
Swanna
It is known as the "White Bird Pokémon", and it has a pure white plumage with black tips on its wings. It also has a long streamer flowing from its beak and two small tail feathers that are shaped like heart symbols.
This makes it look like an angel when flying in the sky, hence its name meaning "Swallow" in Japanese.
Its wings are very strong, allowing it to carry prey back to its nest without difficulty; however, they are not sufficiently large to support its heavy weight for long periods of time (especially if carrying humans).
Reshiram
Reshiram is a large white dragon with blue eyes. It has two pairs of small wings on its back. The tail has a flame at the tip. Reshiram can fly by using its wings to generate a tornado that carries it around. While Reshiram's spirit burns within the Light Stone, it is said to be able to destroy the world in one week if not controlled.
Reshiram is available as an opponent in Pokémon Trozei!. Reshiram also appears as one of the many legendaries who serve as bosses in Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, where it can use Blue Flare like other Fire-type Pokémon, as well as Fusion Flare when paired up with Kyurem or Zekrom respectively.
Furfrou
Furfrou, the Royal Pokémon, is a Normal-type Pokémon. It evolves from Poodle starting at level 21 and evolves into Delphox starting at level 42.
It's Furfrou that makes this Pokemon so special. The anime has shown us that they love to be groomed by their trainers and it's no different in the game! In fact, if you don't brush your Furfrou enough (or at all) they won't evolve into one of its forms!
Swirlix
Swirlix is a Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI. It evolves into Slurpuff when fed a Bitter Berry, which evolves into Mesprit if it knows Ancient Power.
Swirlix is known for its sweet aroma and soft fur. Swirlix tends to move around by skipping on its feet, like a ballerina. It creates a soft fragrance from the sweets it eats that can cause people to become drowsy or even fall asleep in the presence of such sweet smells.
Passimian
Passimian is a Normal-type Pokémon that evolves from Stufful when leveled up while knowing the move Final Gambit. It is the final form of Bewear. Passimian can learn the following moves:
Drampa
Drampa is the final evolution of Bagon, which evolves into Shelgon at level 30 and then finally into Drampa at level 50.
The latter has several unique traits: it's one of the few Dragon-type Pokémon whose coloration isn't primarily black or white; it has brightly colored plumage that comes in various shades of orange; and it's bipedal (though its legs are still stubby like those of other Dragon-type beasts).
Nihilego
Nihilego can be found in the cave near Mossdeep City after defeating Team Rocket in Pokémon Sun and Moon. It will appear on the final floor of the cave if you have a special item called Nebby's Brooch, which you get from Professor Burnet before you go to Aether Paradise.
Pheromosa
When Pangoro becomes enraged, its red eyes turn gold and it focuses its mind on battle. It may even become unaware of its own attacks as it unleashes punches left and right.
As a result, this Pokémon has been called "a living time bomb" that can explode at any moment. In order to prevent such an explosion, it wears a headband over its eyes that calms down its mind.
The headband was made by the partner Pangoro shares with someone else who cares about them. If this person were to stop caring for them or leave them behind, they will remove their headband as well.
This action shows that they are no longer willing to wait around for the other person’s return; instead they will find another way forward without them.
Wingull
The Wingull line can be found in the Sinnoh region, where they are native to Route 213, 214 and 215. They are also found in the Hoenn region and Kanto (at least) after having migrated from their original homes due to global warming.
Scorbunny
Scorbunny is a rabbit-like Pokémon that has a fluffy cotton tail. Its body is covered with soft, fluffy fur, and it has large ears and pink eyes. It can be found in the wetlands of the Unova region.
Solgaleo
It is one of Cosmog's final forms, the other being Lunala. Solgaleo takes a special form called Radiant Sun phase when holding Solganium Z.
With this item, its Attack stat raises by 50%, it becomes more offensive, and its Defense stat lowers by 50%. This form can only be obtained via trading with another game or event.
Solgaleo also resembles the sun and its design may have been based on Helios from Greek mythology who rode across the sky during the day in a chariot pulled by four horses.
It was also said that Helios was so bright that people thought he was actually two separate entities: The actual deity himself plus his fiery chariot that he rode on each day as he traveled across the sky
Dewgong
A Dewgong has a sleek white coat, a black nose and eyes, and two long fins on its back that resemble hair or ears. Its tailfin has an oval shape at the end; it's used for swimming gracefully.
Vanillish
It is known for its technique of freezing opponents with its breath, and has the ability to double the number of steps it takes for other Pokémon to lower its accuracy.
Vanillish can be found in caves and dungeons. When encountered, it will use Ice Beam or Blizzard against you in battle. In addition, there are two moves that Vanillish can learn via TM that are also used by other Pokémon: Avalanche and Explosion
Mareep
Its wool can be used to store electricity. Mareep has some control over its electrical power, but it's very draining to use too much of it at once. This Pokémon is calm and rarely ever excited or angered.
Zangoose
Zangoose is capable of living in a wide variety of terrains, from beaches to forests to cities. Zangoose are also territorial; they are very protective over their homes and will fight aggressively when provoked into battle.
Darumaka
Darumaka resembles a red, spherical toy monkey with large eyes and ears. It also has two small arms that are useless for grabbing or holding things but can be used as makeshift flippers to move around on land and catch prey with its mouth.
Sandshrew
Sandshrew is known as the Mouse Pokémon, and it can be found in deserts and arid areas.
Sandshrew has a light brown body with dark brown ears, tail and paws. It has a small nose on its face which can only be seen when looking closely at it. It also has red eyes with white pupils surrounded by black rings.
Butterfree
Butterfree has two different forms, one of which is its evolved form, the other being its pre-evolved form. The latter of these two forms was introduced in Generation I and can learn multiple moves such as Psybeam and Sleep Powder.
In addition to possessing two distinct versions, Butterfree also has two separate evolutions depending on whether you evolve it from Metapod or Caterpie (two common Pokémon found in Kanto).
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