147

Dratini (The Dragon Pokémon)

Originally thought to be a myth, its existence was confirmed by a fisherman who managed to capture it after 10 long hours.

It sheds its skin regularly as it grows. The young ones can often be up to 2 meters tall.

(2-22-26)

143

Snorlax (The Sleeping Pokémon)

Often found blocking the path for no good reason. All it ever does is eat and sleep.

Snorlax will only wake up to eat and isn't satisfied until it eats around 900 pounds of food, then it goes back to sleep.

151

Mew (The New Species Pokémon)

First spotted in South America. Mew appears to have the genetic codes of all the region's Pokémon, meaning it can learn all of their moves.

It's often said to be hidden under a truck, but those are just rumors.

(2-26-26)

Oooooh, lore!

Also, i officially replaced the Marttic cameo with mat.

146

Moltres (The Flame Pokémon)

The third and last legendary bird. Its wings appear to be made of fire, and its flappings create ember wherever it goes.

It's said that if injured, this Pokémon will dip itself into molten magma to heal itself.

What the actual fudge?

148

Dragonair (The Dragon Pokémon)

Sometimes called the Divine Pokémon. Despite not having wings, it can be seen flying. It also emits a gentle aura capable of changing the weather.

...or is it the crystalline orbs? We're not sure.

(2-23-26)

150

Mewtwo (The Genetic Pokémon)

A Pokémon created through horrific genetic experiments using Mew's DNA. It's a much more savage copy.

The scientists who made it had dreams of making it the region's most powerful Pokémon.

...and they succeeded.

(2-25-26)

Prototype A-73 is in the game.

145

Zapdos (The Electric Pokémon)

The second legendary bird. When the sky turns dark and lightning strikes, Zapdos is usually nearby.

It commands electricity and drops its own lightning bolts with even the flapping of its wings.