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Courtesy of Bangiras of Pokébeach, the PokéDex entries are translated! Here they are:
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- Victini: When Victini shares its infinite energy, its entire body overflows with power.
- Snivy: When bathed in sunlight, it can move even faster than usual. It can use its vines more skillfully than its hands.
- Servine: Since its leaves can’t undergo photosynthesis when its body is dirty, it is constantly cleaning itself.
- Serperior: Serperior will only go all-out against a strong opponent that is unfazed after being stared down by its sublime eyes.
- Tepig: It loves to eat roasted berries, but sometimes it gets too excited and burns them black.
- Pignite: As the amount of kindling it’s eaten increases, the flame in its stomach gets stronger and its power gradually overflows.
- Emboar: The flame in its beard burns as proof of its fighting spirit. It can easily use numerous techniques.
- Oshawott: It uses the scallop on its belly not only when fighting, but also to crack hard berries.
- Dewott: As a result of their rigorous training, each Dewott acquires a different style of Scalchop technique.
- Samurott: While the enemy is blinking, it slashes it with the reed swords attached to its forelegs and sheathes them again.
- Patrat: Although they are very vigilant and one of them always acts as a sentry, they don’t notice enemies coming from behind.
- Watchog: A luminescent substance inside its body makes its eyes and body light up, causing attacking enemies to flinch.
- Lillipup: It is a brave Pokemon, but it also has the intelligence to judge an enemy’s strength and avoid battles.
- Herdier: A very loyal Pokemon that will take care of other Pokemon while assisting its Trainer.
- Stoutland: It is wrapped in long hair and can safely spend the night on even a wintry mountain, warm and very comfortable.
- Purrloin: It makes people lower their guard with its cute mannerisms, then steals their important things, because it wants to see them in a worried state.
- Liepard: Its beautiful style is due to the developed muscles all over its body. It races by during the night without so much as a sound.
- Pansage: It is skilled at finding berries. It has a kind nature and will go all over gathering berries, then distribute them among its friends.
- Simisage: It swings its thorn-covered tail around and smacks enemies as means of attack. The leaves on its head are very bitter.
- Pansear: Its intelligence is high, and it has a tendency to roast berries before eating them. It likes to help people out.
- Simisear: When it’s excited, sparks dance on its head and tail, and it becomes hot. For some reason, sweets are its favorite food.
- Panpour: The water that’s stored in the hair on its head is packed with nutrients. It uses its tail to sprinkle this water over plants.
- Simipour: It likes places with clean water. When the water stockpiled in its head diminishes, it sucks water from its tail to replenish the supply.
- Munna: A Pokemon that will appear before humans and Pokemon who are in the throes of nightmares, and eat those dreams.
- Musharna: The dream smoke that comes from its forehead changes color depending on the contents of the dreams it’s eaten.
- Pidove: Since it is a very forgetful Pokemon, even if it’s been given a command by its Trainer, it will be waiting for a new command.
- Tranquill: No matter where it goes in the world it will remember where its nest is, likewise it will never lose track of its Trainer.
- Unfezant: The male can intimidate enemies by shaking the plumage on its head, but it’s a weaker flyer than the female.
- Blitzle: When it discharges electricity, its mane lights up. It communicates with its friends via the rhythm and number of times that its mane sparkles.
- Zebstrika: It has a violent disposition. When it’s angered, it discharges thunder from its mane in all directions.
- Roggenrola: The hexagon-shaped hole is its ear. It has the tendency to walk towards sound.
- Boldore: When it’s excited, its core shoots out. It can quickly move forward, backward, left, and right without changing the direction it’s facing.
- Gigalith: Collected sunlight undergoes a reaction within its energy core, and is forged into a ball of light.
- Woobat: It’s said that if Woobat attaches its nose to you and leaves a heart-shaped indent on your body, good things will happen.
- Swoobat: When it emits ultrasonic waves that are strong enough to shatter concrete, its tail vibrates violently.
- Drilbur: It spins its body and burrows straight through the ground, maintaining a speed of 50km/h.
- Excadrill: It uses its steel claws and head to form a drill and break through even the thickest iron plate.
- Audino: It uses the antennae on its ears to determine the physical condition of its opponents, and when a Pokemon will hatch from its egg.
- Timburr: It always walks around with planks of wood, and assists in public works projects. As it’s raised, it trades up to larger planks of wood.
- Gurdurr: It has well-toned muscles. It artfully handles its steel girder, and can demolish a house.
- Conkeldurr: It doesn’t rely on brute strength, but skillfully harnesses centrifugal force to easily brandish its concrete for attacks.
- Tympole: It vibrates the oscillating membrane in its cheeks, producing sounds that can’t be heard by humans to inform its friends of danger.
- Palpitoad: It lives in the water and on land. It uses its long, sticky tongue to restrain the enemy’s movements.
- Seismitoad: Vibrations are produced from the power stored in its lump, increasing the power of its punches.
- Throh: When it meets an enemy bigger than itself, it is overwhelmed by an urge to throw it. When it becomes stronger, it changes its belt.
- Sawk: In pursuit of the strongest karate chop, it sequesters itself in the mountains and trains without rest.
- Sewaddle: Since it makes clothing from leaves, it’s become popular among fashion designers as a mascot.
- Swadloon: It likes dark, damp places, and spends the whole day eating the fallen leaves around it.
- Leavanny: If it sees a young Pokemon, it weaves it leaf clothing using the sticky string from its mouth.
- Venipede: It feels vibrations in the air with the antennae on its head and tail in order to sense its prey’s condition and location.
- Whirlipede: It motionlessly stores up energy for evolving, but it an enemy comes near, it will start moving in order to stick it with poison barbs.
- Scolipede: It grips prey with the claws on its neck, and after restricting its movement, injects it with deadly poison to finish the job.
- Cottonee: They settle down in groups. When they see their friends, they’ll group together and suddenly look like a cloud.
- Whimsicott: It appears along with a whirlwind and plays pranks, like moving furniture inside houses and leaving cotton behind.
- Petilil: The leaves on its head, which it sheds but quickly regrows, are extremely bitter but have healing properties when chewed.
- Lilligant: If you smell the scent that is produced by the flower on its head you will become relaxed. However, it is difficult to obtain one.
- Basculin: Red and blue Basculin are always fighting very wildly. Apparently, if you eat them they are surprisingly tasty.
- Sandile: So that its body temperature doesn’t lower, it lives its life while hidden beneath the desert sands.
- Krokorok: Both eyes are covered by a thin membrane and can see even in the dead of night. It lives in groups of several animals.
- Krookodile: A very brutal Pokemon. It rushes anything that passes before its eyes and tries to chomp down on it.
- Darumaka: When it sleeps it draws in its arms and legs, and the 600 degree flame inside its body also settles down.
- Darmanitan: When injured in a fierce battle, it scrunches up like a stone and meditates to sharpen its mind.
- Maractus: It sways its body rhythmically and makes a sound that resembles maracas, making surprised Pokemon run away.
- Dwebble: If there’s a decent sized stone, it secretes a liquid from its mouth and melts a hole so it can crawl inside.
- Crustle: If the rock on its back gets smashed during a battle over territory, it feels uneasy and becomes weak.
- Scraggy: Its sturdy skull is its pride. But when it unleashes a sudden headbutt, the weight also makes it dizzy.
- Scrafty: While hiking up its shed skin to reduce damage, it unleashes its kick! It is as proud as its crest is big.
- Sigilyph: The guardian deity of an ancient city. It always patrols the same route, watching for intruders.
- Yamask: The soul of a person who was buried in a tomb transformed into a Pokemon. It retains its memories from before it died.
- Cofagrigus: It takes grave robbers who draw near, mistaking it for a real coffin, and locks them inside its body.
- Tirtouga: A Pokemon that was revived from a fossil. It swam well and could dive to depths of up to 1000 meters.
- Carracosta: It would smack opponents with its developed forearms to knock them out, then chomp everything, even the shell and bones.
- Archen: It was revived from an ancient fossil. It lived at the tops of trees, but since it couldn’t fly it would jump from branch to branch.
- Archeops: It is even better at running than it is at flying. It dashes by at speeds of 40km/h, then vigorously flaps into the sky.
- Trubbish: It trails after litterbugs in hopes of collecting more garbage. It’s constantly belching up poison gas.
- Garbodor: It creates new varieties of poison gas and toxins inside its body using the garbage it sucks up.
- Zorua: It often tricks and frightens opponents by transforming into an exact likeness, then uses the chance to run away.
- Zoroark: It’s said that Zoroark punished people who tried to capture it by trapping them in a world of illusions.
- Minccino: As way of greeting, Minccino clean each other thoroughly with their tails.
- Cinccino: Cincinno’s body is covered with a special grease that wards off punches and other enemy attacks.
- Gothita: It stares at everything for a long time. Sometimes it gets lost in observation and fails to notice an attack.
- Gothorita: There are many accounts of it controlling and playing with sleeping children on nights when the starlight shines.
- Gothitelle: It reads the future from the movement of the stars. A Gothitelle that found out its Trainer’s lifespan will scream and mourn.
- Solosis: Because its body is wrapped in a special liquid, it’s fine even under the most severe conditions.
- Duosion: When the 2 separate brains think about the same thing, it exudes its highest level of psychic power.
- Reuniclus: In a display of psychic power, it manipulates arms created from a special liquid and uses them to crush rocks.
- Ducklett: It’s even better at swimming than it is at flying, and will dive underwater to happily eat its favorite peat moss.
- Swanna: In contrast to its graceful appearance, it can flap its wings powerfully and fly continuously for thousands of kilometers.
- Vanillite: A Pokemon that’s born from icicles bathed in the morning sun. It exhales breath that’s -50 degrees.
- Vanillish: It chills the air around itself, causing ice crystals to form, and freezing its enemy’s body.
- Vanilluxe: It drinks large amounts of water and converts it to snow clouds within its body. When it’s angry, it creates fierce blizzards.
- Deerling: In addition to when the seasons change, the color of its body also changes slightly with temperature and humidity.
- Sawsbuck: Since its appearance changes along with the changing of the seasons, there are people who say Sawsbuck is a harbinger of spring.
- Emolga: It spreads its membrane and flies in the sky while shocking enemies with the electricity stored in the electric pouches in its cheeks.
- Karrablast: If it’s bathed in electrical energy while attacking Shellmet, for some reason it evolves.
- Escavalier: It stabs with 2 spears while protecting its body with the shell mantle stolen from Shellmet.
- Foongus: It lures Pokemon in with a pattern than looks just like a Pokeball, then spews poisonous spores.
- Amoonguss: It moves the mushrooms on both arms in a dance to lure prey. It likes damp places.
- Frillish: It wraps prey in its bell-like arms, paralyzes it, and kills it by carrying it to the ocean floor, 8000 meters below.
- Jellicent: Its body is almost entirely salt water. It’s said that at the bottom of the ocean there’s a castle made from the ships sunk by Jellicent.
- Alomomola: While gently carrying injured, weak Pokemon in its fin, it also heals them with its special mucus membrane.
- Joltik: Since it can’t create electricity itself, it clings to other large Pokemon and absorbs their static electricity.
- Galvantula: Since the barrier it makes from its electrically charged thread paralyzes enemies, it is more than a form of defense, it is also a weapon.
- Ferroseed: It tacks itself to the ceiling of a cave and sucks the iron out of rocks. When danger draws near, it lashes out with its thorns.
- Ferrothorn: It strikes with its 3 tentacles, then fires its thorns, pulverizing the opponent until no traces are left.
- Klink: It spins its 2 perfectly paired gears, generating energy.
- Klang: It split into a mini gear and huge gear. If the mini gear is hurled as an attack but doesn’t return, it dies.
- Klinklang: When it spins the mini gear at high speed, the energy stored in its red core transfers to the mini gear and is released in one shot.
- Tynamo: Since it can only release weak electricity, many Tynamo gather together and fire powerful electricity.
- Eelektrik: It wraps around its opponent and releases electricity from its round spots, then bites the paralyzed areas.
- Eelektross: It latches on with its sucker-mouth, inserts its fangs, and releases powerful electricity.
- Elgyem: It’s rumored that a UFO crashed 50 years ago. It’s said to have come from the desert.
- Beheeyem: It makes its fingertips flash in what appears to be conversation, but the pattern still can’t be deciphered.
- Litwick: Its flame frequently goes out, but when it sucks up the vital energy of people and Pokemon, the flame gleams.
- Lampent: It sucks up souls to stoke its flame. It hangs around in hospitals waiting for people to die.
- Chandelure: A soul burned by its eerie flame becomes directionless and will wander this world forever.
- Axew: Its big fangs are still brittle and break often, but each time they grow back, they become harder and sturdier.
- Fraxure: Since its fangs don’t grow back, when the battle ends it uses river stones and diligently polishes them.
- Haxorus: The destructive power of its fangs is extraordinary. It can cut through a thick steel pillar with tremendous ease.
- Cubchoo: Its snot is a barometer of its health. When it’s healthy the snot becomes sticky and the power of its Ice techniques also increases.
- Beartic: It likes cold, northern oceans. It freezes the breath that in blows from its mouth and makes a road to walk over the ocean.
- Cryogonal: It uses a chain made of ice crystals to ensnare its prey, then freezes it to -100 degrees.
- Shelmet: When hit by electrical stimulus while in the company of Karrablast, both parties evolve.
- Accelgor: Since it weakens if it dries out, it wraps itself in a mucus membrane for protection, and fights by spewing venom.
- Stunfisk: When it fails to paralyze an opponent, it undulates its body with surprising speed and bounces away.
- Mienfoo: The speed at which it launches techniques is its pride. Even if its power is low, the number of strikes makes up the difference.
- Mienshao: It uses the hair on both of its arms like whips. Once it begins its continuous attack, no one can stop it.
- Druddigon: It runs around in the narrow tunnels dug by Excadrill and Onix, catching prey with its sharp claws.
- Golett: A Pokemon that was made from clay using ancient scientific power. It’s continued to function for thousands of years.
- Golurk: It was created by ancient humans to protect humans and Pokemon. It moves using a strange energy.
- Pawniard: Even if it gets injured, it doesn’t care. It attacks its prey in a group, using the blades all over its body.
- Bisharp: A scary Pokemon that will take the injured, immobile prey that battled a group of Pawniard, and portion it out.
- Bouffalant: They charge with reckless abandon, and will send even a train flying if it enters their territory.
- Rufflet: It stands up to large opponents, not out of bravery, but out of recklessness. However, training like this makes it strong.
- Braviary: A brave warrior of the sky that won’t stop fighting when its friends are at stake, no matter how long, or what injuries it’s sustained.
- Vullaby: Its wings are small and it can’t fly yet. It protects its bottom with skeletons gathered by Mandibuzz.
- Mandibuzz: It flies around in the sky making circles, and when it spots prey it swoops down, and leisurely carries it back to its nest.
- Heatmor: It converts the air taken in through its tail into flames, then uses them like a tongue to melt Durant and eat them.
- Durant: When faced with their natural enemy, Heatmor, they assign roles and counterattack, driving it from the nest.
- Deino: Since it has no sense of its surroundings, it rams into things indiscriminately, and chows down on anything that moves.
- Zweilous: The 2 heads don’t get along. Each tries to seize dominance by eating more than the other.
- Hydreigon: A horrific Pokemon that will swoop down on anything that moves and devour it with its 3 heads.
- Larvesta: It is said to have been born from the sun. When it evolves, it wraps its entire body in flames that spouted from its horn.
- Volcarona: It is treated as an incarnation of the sun. It appeared during a harsh winter and rescued shivering Pokemon.
- Cobalion: It has a heart and body of steel. When people injured Pokemon, together with its comrades, it punished those people.
- Terrakion: A Pokemon spoken of in legends. In order to protect Pokemon, it crushed a castle with its boast-worthy power.
- Virizion: According to legend, it protects Pokemon and taunts opponents with its quick, nimble movements.
- Tornadus: It flies around in all directions. When it does, the wind blows so powerfully that is sends everything flying.
- Thundurus: It flies around in the sky while dropping thunder everywhere. It is despised for starting brushfires.
- Reshiram: A legendary Pokemon that can burn the world to ash with flame. It will help a person construct a world of truth.
- Zekrom: A legendary Pokemon that can fry the world to ash with lightning. It will help a person create a world of ideals.
- Landorus: It nourishes the soil with energy captured and converted from the wind and thunder, making the earth rich.
- Kyurem: A legendary Ice-type Pokemon that waits for a hero to patch its incomplete body with truth and ideals.
- Keldeo: Due to its resolve, its entire body brims with power and it bounds around with such speed that it leaves afterimages.
- Meloetta: The melody that Meloetta plays delights the Pokemon around it and even has the power to make them sad.
- Genesect: A Pokemon that lived 300,000,000 years ago. It was modified by Team Plasma; a cannon was attached to its back.
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