Pokémon Palladium/Devorian Dex

# 	Pokémon 	Type 	Type 	General Entry
D01	Aqualisk 	Water 	Water 	the Water Lizard Pokémon
A Pokémon that prefers not to show themselves too often, it's suited to an aquatic lifestyle, scavenging for anything it can get its hands on.
D02	Surfalisk 	Water 	Water 	the Water Lizard Pokémon
The most observed of its evolution line, it's able to run on water. As often as it's spotted, it's hard to get a good picture of it because of how fast it can run.
D03	Basurhyde 	Water 	Dragon 	The Water Lizard Pokémon
Basurhyde are much more elusive than its first stage, being reserved to dark underwater caves. They will enjoy the occasional company, however.
D04	Branchuk 	Grass 	Grass 	The Chucking Pokémon
Branchuk make their homes in cozy underground burrows, but frequent excavations have rendered their species severely endangered.
D05	Chukawud 	Grass 	Fighting	The Chucking Pokémon
Wood is a favourite meal, but they're quite picky with where it comes from. Rotting logs are ignored, while fragrant citrus trees are a prime target.
D06	Treechuka 	Grass 	Fighting	The Chucking Pokémon
They frequently feud with Bibarel over wood. They don't always win, because despite having a type advantage, Treechuka are severely outnumbered.
D07	Celsiyung 	Fire 	Fire 	The Flaring Pokémon
People can tell the temperature by looking at Celsiyung and its evolved forms' horns. They turn icy blue when cold, and glowing red when hot.
D08	Forridir 	Fire 	Fire 	The Flaming Pokémon
Though they are mainly carnivorous, they will roast foraged berries as an occasional treat. It will share these berries if it's in a good enough mood.
D09	Keldhoff 	Fire 	Fire 	The Blazing Pokémon
People are advised to leave Keldhoff alone due to their temperament. They are known to burn down entire fields due to intruders; mainly trainers trying to catch its young.
D10	Pilopi 	Bug 	Bug 	The Silk Worm Pokémon
They convert the food they eat into a strong silk that's coveted by fashion designers. The higher quality the food, the smoother and stronger the silk is.
D11	Cocopi 	Bug 	Bug 	The Silk Cocoon Pokémon
The silk they've made as Pilopi is hardened to form a protective mesh around itself. Enough silk can protect Cocopi from a fifty kilometre fall.
D12	Cocopi 	Grass 	Flying 	The Silk Moth Pokémon
Once they evolve, the shell returns to its silky state, which is collected by people and Pokémon alike. They don't produce as much silk afterwards.
D13	Bubuail 	Normal 	Flying 	The Quail Pokémon
Don't be deceived by Bubuail's plumpness, as most of its body is filled with air, allowing it to float in the air without flapping its wings. It has few predators.
D14	Gurguail 	Poison 	Flying 	The Quail Pokémon
It starts to lose its ability to float as its sac is repurposed as storage for poison. When it's threatened, it readies an attack with a distinct gurgling sound.
D15	Quatoxil 	Poison 	Flying 	The Quail Pokémon
Provoking this species makes them to release an sickly, intoxicating aura that's known to cause plagues. They're generally left to their own devices.
D16	Posscurry 	Normal 	Normal 	The Possum Pokémon
For some reason, it's able to eat anything without getting sick. Because of this, they're hired by towns and cities to go through their garbage dumps.
D17	Posscrush 	Normal 	Normal 	The Possum Pokémon
Communities of Posscruch can be found in sewers, snacking on garbage and waste. When fleeing doesn't work, they feign death if they feel outmatched.
D18	Roorat 	Fighting	Fighting	The Kangaroo Rat Pokémon
Emuroo have very strong hind legs, allowing them to hop around quickly and deliver hard blows with their feet. Catching one is a feat to boast about.
D19	Brutaroo 	Fighting	Fighting	The Kangaroo Pokémon
The force of their kicks is on par with Hitmonlee, leading to some intense matches between the two. Should their legs be compromised, their fists start to do the talking.
D20	Schromen 	Normal 	Ghost 	The Paradox Pokémon
This Pokémon is the subject of many scientific studies. Its typing appears as Normal/Ghost in databases, but when it exits a Poké Ball, it's only one or the other.
D21	Macoptle 	Grass 	Flying 	The Seedling Pokémon
Macoptle are easily carried by the wind, and drift through the air to look for the perfect spot where it can settle in and grow into a strong Pokémon.
D22	Sappalot 	Grass 	Ground 	The Sapling Pokémon
Stuck to the ground for most of its life, it produces a slippery sap that repels Bug-type Pokémon trying to eat its leaves. If it gets uprooted, it will turn very angry.
D23	Dulswee 	Grass 	Fairy 	The Maple Leaf Pokémon
Dulswee's sap is a frequent cooking ingredient because of its very sweet taste. If you ask it politely, it will gladly dispense some of it for you.
D24	Dullsappi 	Grass 	Dark 	The Maple Leaf Pokémon
Dullsappi uses its sickly sweet sap to lure its prey. A Pokémon unfortunate enough to get caught up in its sap gets dissolved by it and is subsequently absorbed as nutrients.
D25	Humazap 	Electric	Flying 	The Hummingbird Pokémon
Its wings are always moving, powered by an internal organ that acts as a sort of electric motor. It enjoys the same nectar as Pom Pom style Oricorio.
D26	Tokslug 	Poison 	Steel 	The Sludge Snail Pokémon
Commonly found on the sea floor, its body secrets a very poisonous slime that can paralyse Pokémon in seconds. Its hard steel shell prevents its slime for leaking.
D27	Pebbry 	Rock 	Fairy 	The Pebble Pokémon
It looks almost identical to a pebble with its eyes closed, so it makes it home in piles of rocks. It's deathly afraid, quite understandably, of steel mining tools.
D28	Stonry 	Rock 	Fairy 	The Stone Pokémon
Because of its ability to fly and display flashing lights, they're often mistaken for UFOs during migrations. It doesn't help that Elgyem and Beheeyem like to follow it around.
D29	Buladeru 	Rock 	Fairy 	The Boulder Pokémon
Buladeru's main method of attack is to fly into the air, then slam down into its opponent using its massive weight. Many wrestlers take inspiration from this move.
D30	Sturfry 	Water 	Water 	The Fry Cook Pokémon
It uses thermal vents to cook food on its flat tail, and releases the excess heat through its back fin. Those who eat the food it was cooking get a searing-hot tail slap.
D31	Stourmet 	Water 	Water 	The Fish Cook Pokémon
Stourmet create entire banquets of cooked sea foliage for newly-born Sturfry. They are very unforgiving towards thieves who steal these particular meals.
D32	Gourmarine	Water 	Fire 	The Fish Cook Pokémon
It can heat up its tail without the use of any thermal vents, allowing it to travel farther from the sea floor. It treats Sturfry and Gourmarine like its sous chefs.
D33	Condariver	Water 	Water 	The River Snake Pokémon
It tightly wraps around its prey, slowly crushing and suffocating it. Their fast swimming speed makes them feared in all bodies of water around the region.
D34	Noidis 	Dark 	Ghost 	The Manuscript Pokémon
They haunt scraps of paper, appearing as smudged ink when resting. It doesn't appreciate anyone using it as writing or drawing material, and will attack without warning.
D35	Obscritis 	Dark 	Ghost 	The Manuscript Pokémon
Obscritis are able to communicate with humans by forming words on its body. The message it creates tend to be very disturbing.
D36	Splodem 	Electric	Fire 	The Firework Pokémon
When agitated, they become very volatile and begin to let off loose flares of fire and electricity. You know you're in danger when you see it beginning to crackle with energy.
D37	Rackatoom 	Electric	Fire 	The Firework Pokémon
In the start of each year, it's a tradition in many places to create firework parties using Rackatoom in order to ward off misfortune. They seem to enjoy it, themselves.
D38	Telfore 	Psychic 	Rock 	The Prophecy Pokémon
When looking into the future, flashes of what they see can be percieved on their bodies. They are heavily sought out by fortune tellers, seen as a sign of legitimacy to have one.
D39	Oradelos 	Psychic 	Rock 	The Prophecy Pokémon
Wild Oradelos spend most of their time in a dormant state, wanting not to intefere the futures they had seen as Telfore. Only a dedicated trainer can convince one to join them.
D40	Udairy 	Ground 	Fairy 	The Happy Camel Pokémon
Despite their immense weight, these Pokemon are able to float in the air without much effort. Scientists have found that this only happens when they're happy.
D41	Drabadairy	Ground 	Fairy 	The Happy Camel Pokémon
Udairy milk is not very nutritious and only a few gallons are produced in a lifetime, but it's highly valued for having the property of improving the mood of whoever drinks it.
D42	Dwarstar 	Ground 	Ground 	The Dwarf Pokémon
They like to stay warm by forming tight-knit groups underground. They happily accept other trainers and Pokémon looking to cuddle with them.
D43	Impsun 	Ground 	Cosmic 	The Dwarf Pokémon
They're only seen above ground during nighttime. When this happens, they huddle together and glow with great intensity, as if reflecting the starry sky.
D44	Gnomeva 	Ground 	Cosmic 	The Dwarf Pokémon
It can create intense earthquakes with its fists, which become more powerful the more stars visible in the sky above them. Calming them down during starry nights are a difficult task.
D45	Hallucind 	Ghost 	Fire 	The Apparition Pokémon
They lure their prey with heat-induced hallucinations of food and other enticing images. Once close enough, the prey suffers a heatstroke as Hallusind siphons away their life force.
D46	Gobskid 	Dark 	Fairy 	The Goblin Pokémon
These Pokémon are notorious for causing all sorts of problems around the region; including but not limited to stealing various objects, pushing people, and getting trainers lost.
D47	Gobelvid 	Dark 	Fairy 	The Goblin Pokémon
Most Gobelvid believe they are superior than other Pokémon and even humans. They will constantly try to assert their dominance by controlling territory, which gets them into a lot of trouble.
D48	Monitank 	Poison 	Steel 	The Monitor Lizard Pokémon
Pokémon tend to leave Monitank alone due to how thick its steely hide is. A bite from Montana left untreated can cause death within minutes.
D49	Yewlull 	Psychic 	Psychic 	The Sleepy Sheep Pokémon
Through resting in one place and basking in the sun, it achieves a clear mind that allows it to perform extraordinary feats of psychic power. It can put its young to sleep with a simple look.
D50	Hasteram 	Fighting	Fighting	The Angry Sheep Pokémon
Its large, intimidating horns are capable of crushing boulders four times its size. They spend a lot of time fighting off predators looking to eat its young.
D51	Pareanoir 	Cosmic 	Dark 	The Void Pokémon
It always appears dark and distorted around this Pokémon because its main diet consists of light. No one knows where the things it eats goes; some believe they just disappear into nothingness.
D52	Clovy 	Grass 	Fairy 	The Luck Leaf Pokémon
Trainers who find and catch one are considered very lucky due to its size and natural camouflage. Apparently, it brings good luck when it's happy, and bad luck when it isn't being treated well.
D53	Comicy 	Ice 	Cosmic 	The Comet Pokémon
It can reach speeds of 200 kilometres per hour while flying in the sky, leaving behind a trail of ice and dust. Occasionally, one can witness a race between multiple Comicy.
D54	Comisty 	Ice 	Cosmic 	The Comet Pokémon
Its entire body is a swirl of ice and debris, save for a single rocky core in its centre. When racing across the sky, its legs and head melt into a distinct streak shape.
D55	Banshriek 	Ghost 	Ghost 	The Requiem Pokémon
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D95	Abundanoko	Dragon 	Fairy 	The Land Snake Pokémon
They live in large rocky chambers as opposed to the cramped tunnels they lived in as Dunsparce. They attack trespassers by diving into them with frightening speed.
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