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Golem (The Megaton Pokémon)

It weighs up to 600 pounds and sheds its shell once a year, allowing it to grow bigger as it ages. At one point in its life, it stops doing so. You can tell if a Golem is old if moss started growing on its shell.

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Ponyta (The Fire Horse Pokémon)

At birth, it's not a good runner. It gradually improves by chasing its parents, to the point where a single Ponyta can jump over the Effel Tower.

If it trusts the person riding it, the fire on its back won't burn them.

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Farfetch'd (The Wild Duck Pokémon)

This Pokémon carries around a leek it treasures deeply, and so will do anything to protect it. It uses it as a weapon, to help it build its nest and as food. Without the leek, Farfetch'd is completetly defenseless.

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Magneton (The Magnet Pokémon)

The result of three Magnemites merging together through their own magnetic forces. Its electricity becomes three times as powerful, resulting in increased temperatures upon getting close.

Process of one of my Pikachu drawings. This is a perfect example of when I start losing myself in art land, but suddenly snap back to basics when I realize "Oh right, I have no time!" You'll see what I mean.

: Clip Studio Paint by music_for_video

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Magnemite (The Magnet Pokémon)

It stays afloat by using anti-gravity and emits a powerful magnetic wave capable of drawing in objects from 300 feet away.

It's also attracted to strong electric currents.

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Graveller (The Rock Pokémon)

Be careful when climbing up mountains, because you might get hit by a Graveller rolling at full-speed.

Its diet consists of rocks. Mossy rocks, mostly.

(Nice, i'm halfway done, now! )

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Doduo (The Twin Bird Pokémon)

Despite being a bird, it doesn't actually have wings yet. It is, however, an expert runner, capable at running over 60 MPH.

When one head does something such as eating, the other stands guard and remains vigilant.