Boarc

Boar Pokemon

Normal/Fighting

Its unimpressive size belies its strength and aggressive nature. Even much bigger Pokemon think twice before entering Boarc-claimed territory.

Widely known as a troublesome pest, it ruins forest undergrowths by digging for truffles. Large-scale infestations of Boarcs are notoriously difficult to get rid of.

Bigpigg

Grunt Pokemon

Normal/Fighting

While Boarcs are merely strong, Bigpiggs are also intelligent. They form surprisingly human-like social structures, organize shelter in caves and even brew berry alcohol in hollow tree trunks.

When a Boarc infestation goes by unchecked, their belligerent lifestyles may eventually cause them to evolve into a tribe of Bigpiggs and start terrorizing even human settlements.

Pigtan

Big Boss Pokemon

Normal/Fighting

A Pigtan's arrival is heralded by all other wild Pokemon fleeing the local wilds in droves. What follows is a Bigpigg rampage on such a scale that some regions consider it a natural disaster.

All Bigpiggs under a Pigtan's rule must pay it tribute in the finest truffles they can find. It usually gets more than it can eat, resulting in an ever-expanding hoard.

Wispott

Pot Spirit Pokemon

Ghost

If you suddenly find items around your house hiding and rearranging themselves on their own, check your pots and bottles - one of them may have a resident!

Not everyone knows this, but despite their mischievous side Wispotts tend to be easy to befriend. Be careful not to encourage their pranks too much, or you may have a problem on your hands...

Specialty: Mischief Spell - Its first damaging move that hits in each battle also confuses the target.

Geenee

Placid Spirit Pokemon

Ghost/Psychic

Each Wispott has two sides - one would like to sit in its pot all day and sleep, the other wants to cause mischief all around. Geenee is what happens when the former is indulged more.

A typical Geenee sleeps for around 19 hours a day, and for the rest of it likes to impress people and Pokemon with displays of magic tricks.

Specialty: Calming Spell - Its first damaging move that hits in each battle also puts the target to sleep.

Freetee

Violent Spirit Pokemon

Ghost/Fire

Each Wispott has two sides - one would like to sit in its pot all day and sleep, the other wants to cause mischief all around. Freetee is what happens when the latter is indulged more.

A Freetee never sleeps. There's no telling at what time of day it will become active, which can be incredibly troublesome for trainers who want to curb its extravagant and dangerous troublemaking.

Specialty: Blazing Spell - Its first damaging move that hits in each battle also burns the target.

Cheekn

Mysterious Chick Pokemon

Normal

It eats its weight in berries each day and doesn't do much else. Many trainers have given up trying to get it to evolve.

If a Cheekn mysteriously appears near your house, call a Pokemon Ranger immediately. Whatever you do, don't give it food - it will never stop pestering you afterwards.

Rok

Mighty Bird Pokemon

Normal/Flying

Legends tell of a cruel man who denied a wounded Rok shelter in his barn. The Rok simply took his barn and flew away, foundations and all.

A Rok's wingspan is so wide, its incoming shadow is sometimes momentarily mistaken for a solar eclipse. Few ever get to see one, though.

Leechi

Fruit Bat Pokemon

Dark/Flying

It trains its fangs on progressively harder berries to one day be able to drain blood from its victims.

Its ambushing abilities are rather poor and its bites are more annoying than dangerous, but still it tries its best.

Vampino

Stalking Bat Pokemon

Dark/Flying

Nosfebatu

Vampire Bat Pokemon

Dark/Flying

Outside of specialized equipment, there is no way for a human to defend against or even predict a Nosfebatu's attack until it's too late. Victims may need months to recover.

It is said that the idea of gargoyles was originally inspired by the striking silhouette of a Nosfebatu perched on a castle wall.

Ayee

Vision Pokemon

Psychic/Dark

Frail and cowardly, this Pokemon deal with threats by seeing them coming and subsequently being far away once they arrive.

Multiple Ayees seen in a single area might be a sign that they're spying for a local Siiyu.

Siiyu

Spectator Pokemon

Psychic/Dark

Ayee's desire to see any incoming threat has manifested in perfect, unblinking 360 degrees vision. However, its paranoia has only increased as a result.

Its entire territory is an intricate web of spies and informants, established to protect itself from threats both real and imaginary. Few trainers will get to lay eyes on it, much less capture it.

Demomo

Forbidden Knowledge Pokemon

Psychic

Its mind is said to be a gateway to knowledge so vast even it cannot comprehend a fraction of it. Some may be willing to share pieces of it, at a cost that only becomes apparent in the future.

Demomo's piercing eyes are said to scan the very heart. It can sense others' intentions even better than one can evaluate their own.

Glitsnap

Fake Treasure Pokemon

Poison/Dark

With a subtle toxic mist, it can cause its victims to hallucinate a mirage of what they most desire inside it. Those fooled by it will get chewed up, poisoned, drained of energy and spit out.

This Pokemon is known to wander around, looking for victims who aren't privy to its tricks yet. It is especially dangerous to humans to whom it poses as irresistible treasure.

Gargille

Gargoyle Pokemon

Rock

Despite having wings, this Pokemon is too heavy to fly. Highly sedentary, it becomes more lively during the rain when it spits out the water that pools in the hollow back of its head.

Human-made gargoyles predate the first known Gargilles, whose origin is a complete mystery - as are the tablets they never seem to let go of.

Gargaltua

Stone Drake Pokemon

Rock/Dragon

Given its weight, the fact that it's able to fly even for short durations is a credit to its immense strength. Its spouts of water are powerful enough to put dents in concrete.

If a Gargille loses its tablet, a Gargaltua is certain to appear before long and hand it a new one. How it acquires them is still unknown, even to Gargaltua trainers.

Yojumbo

Loyal Warrior Pokemon

Fighting

Every Yojumbo's goal in life is to find someone to protect - whether a master or a vulnerable friend. Some bond with their protectee for life, others do it merely in exchange for food or status.

A Yojumbo stands between its protectee and attackers like an impenetrable wall, inflating its belly with air to deflect incoming threats. An over-protective one can be troublesome for a trainer.

Clacalaca

Sugar Skull Pokemon

Ghost/Fairy

When a human or Pokemon dies and others can't get over its death, groups of Clacalaca may sometimes appear at its grave to try and cheer them up. Unfortunately, most find them scary instead.

Clacalaca sense when a spirit is having trouble passing on, and will organize musical rituals at its grave to help it achieve that goal.