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Voltorb (The Ball Pokémon)
Its body appears to be a perfect lookalike of a standard Pokéball. It self-destructs with very little stimuli, so extreme caution is advised.
It was first discovered in a Pokéball factory. Its exact origins are unknown.
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Hypno (The Hypnosis Pokémon)
Come little children, come with me.
Your friends are waiting steadily.
Alone at night, now let us run.
With Hypno, you'll have so much fun.
Oh, little children, you weren't clever.
Resisting me only makes me
BITTER
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Electrode (The Ball Pokémon)
This Pokémon often overflows with electricity, allowing it to drift in the wind.
However, if it takes any more, it explodes. It also sometimes intentionally blows up for fun, earning it the nickname "The Bomb Ball".
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Krabby (The River Crab Pokémon)
Not only are its claws used for attacks, they are also used for balance as well. If they are broken off in battle, they grow back fast.
If it senses danger, it cloaks itself in bubbles to make itself look much bigger.
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Haunter (The Gas Pokémon)
It lurks in complete darkness, awaiting its next victim. Once it finds a human, it will stalk them around, and eventually licks them, killing them quickly.
If you feel watched, it's a sign for a Haunter. Be careful.
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Kingler (The Pincer Pokémon)
One of its claws is noticably bigger. The bigger claw has a horsepower of 10000, and is able to pry open Shellder and Cloyster shells. However, this also makes it very difficult to aim.
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Gastly (The Gas Pokémon)
95% of its body is made of gas. Said gas happens to be poisonous to living beings.
It haunts decrepit buildings and sunken ships, and can be spotted by a flickering light and a sweet smell.
Its weakness is wind.
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Onix (The Rock Snake Pokémon)
Over 28 feet tall. This Pokémon can burrow through the ground at 50 miles per hour. As it grows older, its body becomes rounder and smoother, and eventually can become steel.














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