Oricorio

() is a dual -type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, which comes in four different forms: Baile, Pom Pom, Pa'u and Sensu style.
==Biology==
===Physiology===
All forms of Oricorio are bipedal birds with pink legs, feet, and beaks.
Baile style has a red body with numerous black feathers on the wings and tail. A white curly feather also appears near the head resembling a Flamenco dress.
Pom-Pom style has a light yellow body with white feathers covering the pelvic area. Clumped, yellow feathers in the shape of Pom Poms appear on the tips of the wings and feet. Yellow feathers also protrude from the head, but in a more organized manner.
Pa'u style has a pink body with three white and pink feathers at the tip of each wing. These feathers also appear at the waist and head to create a Hawaiian skirt and crown.
Sensu style has a purple body with fan-shaped feathers on the head, wings, tip of wings, and tail. These feathers start purple, then become a light purple, then end baby blue in color, resembling Japanese ornamental hairsticks. 
===Behavior===
All Oricorio sip nectar from flowers to change their form.
Baile style Oricorio are very passionate and can get fiercely angry if it is given the wrong orders, it exudes power from their bodies when dancing.
Pom Pom style Oricorio are very friendly towards people, and use their dancing to cheer people up.
Pa'u style Oricorio move and act at their own pace, sometimes making them hard to deal with.
Sensu style Oricorio are quiet and collected. They are generally well received by people who migrated from Kanto due to their dancing reminding them of their homeland.
In Paldea, Baile Style Oricorio is popular with the people of Paldea due to its dancing style matching their temperament nature.
Pom-Pom Style is popular with Children due to its energetic, cheerful dance, Pa’u Style Oricorio is popular due to being used to maintain health, and Sensu Style Oricorio is popular with adults due to its elegant, attractive dance.
However, Pom-Pom, Pa’u, and Sensu Style Oricorios are hard to find in the Paldea region.
===Natural abilities===
Baile Style Oricorio can beats its wings together to create fire and perform fiery attacks when it dances.
Pom-Pom Style Oricorio generates electricity by rubbing its feathers while it dances. While charged, its feathers can be used to attack and unleash electric shocks and punches.
Pa’u Style Oricorio focus its mind and increase its psychic power while it dances.
Sensu Style Oricorio summons undead spirits and borrows their power to fight while it dances, While it’s charm can let their opponents guard down, it places a curse on their opponents that will cause their demise.
==Evolution==
Oricorio does not evolve.
==Game info==
===Locations===
====Baile====
====Pom Pom====
====Pa'u====
====Sensu====
===Pokédex entries===
===Stats===
===Learnset===
====Leveling====
====TM====
====Breeding====
====Tutoring====
===Sprites===
====Baile====
====Pom Pom====
====Pa'u====
====Sensu====
==Appearances==
===Anime===
Hobbes Oricorio.png|Pom Pom style Oricorio.
Dori-chan.png|Pa'u Style Oricorio.
Officer Jenny Oricorio.png|Baile style Oricorio.
Oricorio (SM104).png|Sensu style Oricorio.
*Hobbes' Oricorio
*Officer Jenny's Oricorio
*Anela's Oricorio
*Diva's Oricorio
==Trivia==
*Oricorio shares its category with Galarian Mr. Mime. Both of them are known as the Dancing Pokémon.
*Oricorio can neither learn or be taught any , , or -type attacks that deal damage. It can only use these attacks by using Revelation Dance when it is either of the four types depending on its current form.
===Origin===
Oricorio is based on Hawaiian honeycreepers, a bird species in Hawaii that is known for enjoying the nectar of certain flowers, though the flowers they prefer varies throughout the species. This has made it so they have adapted their beaks into changing shape so that they can feed from certain flowers, similarly to how Oricorio changes forms upon consuming the nectar of the flowers found around Alola. Its multiple forms may reference the Galapagos finches, another type of bird that adapts and changes appearance depending on its environment.
It also takes elements from dancers with each form being based on a different dancing style. Baile Style is based on Flamenco dancing, Pom Pom Style is based on Cheerleading, Pa'u Style is based on Hula, and Sensu Style is based on Japanese theatre dancing: Geisha. The dance motif in general may also reference how some species of exotic male birds performing "Dances" to try and attract females.
===Etymology===
Oricorio might be a combination of oriole and choreography. It could also be derived from oratorio, a form of large-scale classical musical work usually involving sacred themes.
Its different form's names also derive from words in different languages. "Baile" means "dance" in Spanish, "Pom Pom" comes from the pom pom accessories often included in cheerleading, "Pa'u" means "skirt" in Hawaiian, and "Sensu" often being a name for a folding fan in Japanese, especially the ones used in dance.
==Gallery==
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0741Oricorio-Pom-Pom SM anime.png
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0741Oricorio-Sensu SM anime.png
0741Oricorio Baile Dream.png
0741Oricorio Pom-Pom Dream.png
0741Oricorio Pa'u Dream.png
0741Oricorio Sensu Dream.png
0741Oricorio Sensu Masters.png
0741Oricorio Baile Style Pokémon HOME.png
0741Oricorio Pom-Pom Style Pokémon HOME.png
0741Oricorio Pa'u Style Pokémon HOME.png
0741Oricorio Sensu Style Pokémon HOME.png
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PauOrocorioSprite.png
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PompomOrocorioSprite.png
ShinyponponOrocorioSprite.png
SensuOrocorioSprite.png
ShinySensuOrocorioSprite.png
Oricorio-Baile concept art.jpg
Oricorio Pom-Pom concept art.jpg
Oricorio-Pa'u concept art.jpg
Oricorio-Sensu concept art.jpg
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Oricorio Baile-GO.png
Oricorio Pom-Pom-GO.png
Oricorio Pa'u-GO.png
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Category:Pokémon with multiple formes