Litleo

Litleo is a Fire/Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI. It is also known as the Lion Cub Pokémon.

Its name comes from little and lit, referring to lit up a fire, and leo, lion in Latin. However, its Japanese name, Shishiko (シシコ) comes from shishi, lion in Japanese, and ko, that means child.

It is based on a lion cub. Litleo is always ready and enthusiastic about everything. Whenever in battle, it always tries to give its best. The stronger the opponent, the stronger the heat emitted from the tuft in its head will be. Wild Litleo live alone to survive, with having them learning everything, and female Pyroar just watch and hunt for the male. Real life lion cubs do this as well.

Litleo evolves to Pyroar at level 35. How it is as a Pyroar depends on its gender. Both Pokémon are Fire/Normal types.

Litleo

Level 35

Pyroar

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Galvantula

Galvantula is a Bug/Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. It is known as the EleSpider Pokémon.

Its name is a combination from galvan, referencing to the Italian scientific Luigi Galvani, creator of the galvanometer, a tool used to measure electrical current, and tula, coming from tarantula, the animal it represents. Dentula (デンチュラ), its Japanese name, comes from denki, that stands for electicity, and taranchura, tarantula in English.

Galvantula is based on a Ornithoctoninae, also known as earth tigers, a kind of tarantula colored cobalt-blue. These kind of tarantulas come from Thailand, Myanmar. You can't easily recognise males from females until their last shed.

It lives in dense and big forests along Joltik, its preevolution, where they create spider webs for the offsprings to live. In the same spider webs other Pokémon are caught and they can be preserved for a time, then Galvantula eat it and feed the Joltik. When attacked, it shoots electrical shreds to create a barrier and escape to its hideout.

Joltik, the smallest known Pokémon, evolves to Galvantula at level 36. Galvantula doesn't evolve. Both Joltik and Galvantula are the only Bug/Electric-type Pokémon existing.

Joltik

Level 36

Galvantula

Galvantula has average stats, being its highest stat Speed, and then Sp. Attack. Although it has some low defensive stats.

Swampert

Swampert is a Water/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. It is the last evolved form of Mudkip, one of the Starter Pokémon given in Hoenn. It is known as the Mudfish Pokémon.

Swampert's name comes from swamp and rampart. Swampert's name could also come from swam, the past form of the verb swim, and expert, referring that it is a fully evolved Pokémon. Swampert's name is Laglarge (ラグラージ) may come from lagoon and large.

Swampert is characterized for being a really strong Pokémon, with really strong arms, which can lift a bus easily. With such great strength, it can stay in ground while performing moves like Muddy Water and Earthquake. It uses its fins to predict storms and hurricanes. If one is about to explode it starts building a shelter for itself using stones. It can accumulate damp and then use it for strong Water-type moves.

Thanks to its strength it can push rocks what are over 1 ton weight or big and heavy ships, also thanks to its great swimming abilities. Its a really fast swimmer, being able to swim as fast a jet-ski.

While wild, it can be extremely aggressive, especially when it tries to protect its nest, but this doesn't mean that it can be extremely careful with its Trainer, depending on how well this treats it, however.

It could be said that it lives in swamps, however, its Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Pokédex description says that it lives in beaches. It has the tendency of hiding in the mud and waiting for a prey to come.

Mudkip evolves to Marshtomp at level 16. Marshtomp then evolves to Swampert at level 36. Only Mudkip is pure Water, Marshtomp and Swampert are both Water and Ground.

Mudkip

Level 16

Marshtomp

Level 36

Swampert

Swampert can also Mega Evolve. 

Swampert Type: Water/Ground Ability: Torrent/Damp Weight: 180.6 lbs. Height: 4'11"

Swampertite equipped in battle

Mega Swampert Type: Water/Ground Ability: Swift Swim Weight: 224.9 lbs. Height: 6'03"

When Swampert Mega Evolves it mantains both its types, however its ability changes to Swift Swim. Its blue color becomes paler and gains both height and weight. Its fins become longer and the rear end becomes straight. The number of tiles it has in its arms and legs is bigger and change a little their form and size. The extentions of its cheeks become longer and now they are three instead of just two. The fingers it has acquire a black color. In general, this Pokémon looks like it has gone to the gym, since its physical appearance is tougher and sturdier. All of its stats increase.

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Wobbuffet

Wobbuffet is a Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II. It is particularly known for its role in the anime, where it is a common gag that it comes out of its Poké Ball and shouts its name. It also known for being a very resistent Pokémon and for the low ways you can battle with it. It is known as the Patient Pokémon.

Wobbuffet is a combination of wobble and buffet, meaning that it wobbles constantly and shows in someway how tough this Pokémon is. It could also make reference when it is attacked, it will wobble and then buffet and hit harder. Its Japanese name is Sonans (ソーナンス), and it may be an homophone of the interjection sou nansu, that stands for That is the way it is. It plays with its pre-evolution's (Wynaut) Japanese name, which is Sohnano (ソーナノ), almost homophone with the phrase Sou nano?, that means Really? or Yes, no?. Together they form Really? That is the way it is, as shown in the fifth animated short.

Wobbuffet is known as the Pokémon that never attacks, only waits patiently for the opponent's attacks, to later return them with greater power. Wobbuffet seems to be based on a punching bag, due to its appearance and its way of receiving attacks. Even though, it is a somewhat clumsy Pokémon. They don't like anybody to see their tail, that's why they usually live in dark places like caves. If several Wobbuffet meet, they will compete to see which one is more resistent, by standing several days without eating.

Scientifics have studied this Pokémon for a long time, the curious part is that this reason is not clear, but many are interested in their form of attacking, but the biggest enigma is its tail, its physiology, form, why it hides it and the legends that talk about it.

Wobbuffet evolves from Wynaut at level 15. Both Pokémon are pure Psychic types. However, since Wynaut was introduced in Generation III, in Generation II Wobbuffet didn't have pre-evolution.

Wynaut

Level 15

Wobbuffet

Wobbuffet's learnset is limited to Counter, Mirror Coat, Safeguard and Destiny Bond. The first two are counterattack moves. If put two Wobbuffet in battle with Leftovers equipped, the battle would never end. Wobbuffet's ability (Shadow Tag) prevents other Pokémon from leaving the battle. At first, both Wobbuffet would use all their moves without hurting each other, until they start to use Struggle, but with the Leftovers, their health would never drop badly and the battle would never end.

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Articuno

Articuno is an Ice/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is a Legendary Pokémon and forms part of the Bird Trio of Kanto, along Zapdos and Moltres. It is known as the Freezing Pokémon.

Articuno's name comes from the word artic, due to it being an Ice-type Pokémon, and uno, the number one in Spanish, referring it as the first of the three Legendary Birds. Both Zapdos and Moltres have numbers in Spanish, dos (two) and tres (three). Articuno's Japanese name is Freezer (フリーザー), which obviously comes from the word freeze with the suffix er, meaning that it freezes.

It is a very beautiful Pokémon that can be found in all the games that take place in Kanto, among others. It is normally found in glaciers, although it is can also be found flying around specific regions. It has a very honorable attitude. It's also a lonely Pokémon, but a really strong Pokémon too.

Articuno is a giant blue bird, with a darker blue crest, and of the same color a ribbonlike tail that shines brightly. From its body shiny crystals are sent out and shine reluctantly with a beautiful shiny blue. Apparantly, it is based on a quetzal, a beautiful bird originary of Central America and south of Mexico, although Articuno's colors differ from those of a quetzal due to it being part Ice.

This Pokémon's corporal temperature is around 0°, the temperature in which water starts to freeze, which gives the blueish color to the Pokémon. It hates heat and is happier when the weather is cold. This Pokémon likes to go from blizzards to snowfalls. It likes to help lost travellers in the freezing mountains, and this shows this Pokémon's good attitude.

Notably powerful, Articuno can freeze damp in the air with just flapping its wings, making harsh blizzards in a matter of seconds.

Articuno doesn't evolve from or into any Pokémon because it is a Legendary Pokémon.

Articuno

Articuno's moves are mostly Ice- and Flying-type moves, and has barely two physical attacks. Articuno has better defensive stats than offensive stats.

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Chatot

Chatot is a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. It is known as the Music Note Pokémon.

Chatot's name is a combination of the words chat and parrot, although it could also be a desorder of the word orchestra (orchestra = Chatot). Its Japanese name is Perap (ペラップ), and may come from perhaps.

Chatot is a domestic Pokémon usually bred in cities. Its characteristic move is called Chatter, that makes reference to how parrots use to chat. When taught this move, you can make it say something by using the consoles' microphone and it'll reproduce the sound when it comes out of its Poké Ball. This feature was taken out in Generation VI due to the danger of recording offensive messages.

Chatot has the appearance of a really colorful Pokémon, making it somehow similar to the yellow-collared lovebird, a family member of the parrot and native to Tanzania. Its black head resembles a quaver and its tail a metronome. Both parts of it show how this Pokémon likes music. It's even possible that in the Pokémon World, the music notes were based on this Pokémon's head.

The Chatot are really cheerful, careful and symphathetic. Chatot are said to be domestic Pokémon because many years ago, Chatot used to live in human's house inside of jails. This was because Chatot's colorful body was showy and people used to consider them as one of the most beautiful Pokémon. By raising Chatot, Chatot learn to speak like human, and that's why today Chatot can say any word without problem. These Pokémon like to communicate with others of their species with the human speech, and not the Pokémon speech, because they prefer the first.

When Chatot started to be bred in the wild, Chatot missed the humans, and that's why to be near them, they started to live wild in the cities, so it's common to see a small group of Chatot in a tree in urban parks in the cities.

Chatot does not evolve in any Pokémon and does not evolve from any Pokémon.

Chatot

Chatot is not so good of a battler, but has powerful moves, including Hyper Voice or Synchronoise. Chatot's learnset focus on Normal- and Flying-type moves, also including many Sound based attacks.

Swirlix

Swirlix is a Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI. It is known as the Cotton Candy Pokémon.

Swirlix's name comes from the world swirl, due to it being based in a cotton candy, and to make one you have to pick up the cotton by swirling, and a corruption of lick, ending up like lix. Its Japanese name, Peroppafu (ペロッパフ), is a mix from the words peropero, which is the Japanese onomatopoeia for lick, and pafu, which means to blow.

This Pokémon is based in a Japanese belief, where cotton candy (as well as other candies and sweets) is linked to fairies, as well as in Occidental cultures, where it is linked to the ethereal, just as it can be observed in Will Cotton's paintings. This Pokémon's type is also reafirmed by the Australian name given to cotton candy, fairy floss.

Swirlix is a Pokémon that loves candies and eats anything more, that's why its body is sweet and sticky, just as cotton candy. In battle, Swirlix shoots threads made of candy to tie other Pokémon. It possesses some feet that it hides in its fur when floating in the air.

Swirlix evolves to Slurpuff when traded while holding a Whipped Dream. Both Swirlix and Slurpuff are pure Fairy-type Pokémon.

Swirlix

Trade + Whipped Dream

Slurpuff

Swirlix has balanced stats, but Defense is its best stat, but with moves like Cotton Guard, that high Defense can become a wall. Swirlix can learn varied moves, including Fairy-, Grass-, Electric-type moves, among others.