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Tentacool (The Jellyfish Pokémon)

A common sight in oceans. Tentacool blends in the waters quite easily, as its body is mostly composed of water. The rest houses the organs necessary for its poison.

If stung, rush to the hospital IMMEDIATELY!

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Slowbro (The Hermit Crab Pokémon)

A Shellder attached itself onto its tail and won't let go. If by chance it comes off, it becomes Slowpoke again.

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Geodude (The Rock Pokémon)

Commonly found in general rocky areas, such as mountains. It's often mistaken for boulders, so a lot of people accidentally step on these.

Geodude is surprisingly lightweight. One time, a kid threw it in a snowball fight.

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Victreebel (The Flycatcher Pokémon)

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Rapidash (The Fire Horse Pokémon)

Capable of reaching 150 miles per hour in only ten steps. It'll chase anything that's moving fast as this Pokémon has a competitive mindset.

It's able to travel the entire region of Sinnoh/Hisui in a day and a half.

peach's design in overbooked

just a small reveal to keep you waiting

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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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Tentacruel (The Jellyfish Pokémon)

It can have up to 80 tentacles, and communicates with others of its kind with the orbs on its body.

(i'm honestly dissapointed with this one)

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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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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.