Kalos Pokemon Index

**Pokemon X and Y**, also referred to as Generation VI, is the sixth series of the Pokemon franchise which takes place in the Kalos Region. They were released in October 2013 for the Nintendo 3DS.

*Please provide your own knowledge to this page if possible. Descriptions written in italics are speculation and not solid facts.*

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## Generation VI

### Chespin

**General Information**: Chespin (known as “Harimaron” in Japan) is a Grass-type Pokemon numbered 650 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Quilladin starting at Level 16.

**Motifs**: Hedgehog, Chestnut Shoot

The hedgehog is a species of mammal belonging to the Erinaceinae subfamily who is covered mostly in pointy spines. Its name is based on its love of grassy hedges and its piglike snout (hog is a synonym for pig).

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Chespin is one of the Starter Pokemon offered to the player.
* In the anime, Chespin debuted in Episode 802 "A Battle of Aerial Mobility!". Trainer Clemont would catch a Chespin of his own in Episode 809.
* In the Trading Card Game, Chespin first appears as the 1st XY promotional card.

**Etymology**

* Chespin's name is a combination of the words "chestnut", "urchin" (an old term for the hedgehog), "pin", "chinkapin" (a name for certain species of chestnuts), and "spina" (the Latin word for a thorn).
* Chespin's Japanese name is based on "harinezumi" (the Japanese word for a hedgehog), "hari" (the Japanese word for a needle), and "marron" (the French word for a chestnut).

### Quilladin

**General Information**: Quilladin (known as “Haribogu” in Japan) is a Grass-type Pokemon numbered 651 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Chesnaught starting at Level 36.

**Motifs**: Hedgehog, Chestnut

The hedgehog is a species of mammal belonging to the Erinaceinae subfamily who is covered mostly in pointy spines. Its name is based on its love of grassy hedges and its piglike snout (hog is a synonym for pig).

The chestnut is the edible nut produced by deciduous trees and shrubs of the Castanea genus, native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Its name is based on the Old French word "chastain".

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Quilladin can be found in the Grass-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Quilladin debuted in Episode 838 "Summer of Discovery!" on a Pokevision video icon. It physically debuted in Episode 894.
* In the Trading Card Game, Quilladin first appears as the 4th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Quilladin's name is a combination of the words "quill" and "paladin".
* Quilladin's Japanese name is based on "harinezumi" (the Japanese word for a hedgehog), "bogu" (a Japanese word for armor), and "bogue" (the French word for chestnut shell).

### Chesnaught

**General Information**: Chesnaught (known as “Burigaron” in Japan) is a Grass/Fighting-type Pokemon numbered 652 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Chespin.

**Motifs**: Hedgehog, Chestnut, Knight

The hedgehog is a species of mammal belonging to the Erinaceinae subfamily who is covered mostly in pointy spines. Its name is based on its love of grassy hedges and its piglike snout (hog is a synonym for pig).

The chestnut is the edible nut produced by deciduous trees and shrubs of the Castanea genus, native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Its name is based on the Old French word "chastain".

A knight is an honorary title given to a military soldier that is meant to serve the monarch of a country or organization. During the Early Middle Ages of Europe, the title most often was given to warriors who rode on horseback and possessed a code of chivalry that they took very seriously. They served their master as a personal bodyguard, an elite fighter, or a mercenary who killed for money. The word most likely is based on the Old English word "cniht", which refers to a servant.

Chesnaught's design might also reference the fighter or warrior archetypical character class in role-playing games.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Chesnaught can be obtained by evolving Quilladin.
* In the anime, Chesnaught debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction" as the main partner of Millis Steel. It made its main series debut in Episode 897.
* In the Trading Card Game, Chesnaught first appears as the 5th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Chesnaught's name is a combination of the words "chestnut" and either "juggernaut" or "dreadnought".
* Chesnaught's Japanese name is based on "brigandine" and "marron" (the French word for a chestnut).

### Fennekin

**General Information**: Fennekin (known as “Fokko” in Japan) is a Fire-type Pokemon numbered 653 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Braixen starting at Level 16.

**Motif**: Fennec Fox

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Fennekin is one of the Starter Pokemon offered to the player.
* In the anime, Fennekin debuts in Episode 802 "A Battle of Aerial Mobility!" which was chosen by Serena as her Starter Pokemon in the following episode.
* In the Trading Card Game, Fennekin first appears as the 2nd XY promotional card.

**Etymology**

* Fennekin's name is a combination of "fennec" and either "kindle" or the diminutive suffix "-kin".
* Fennekin's Japanese name is based on "fox", "fuoco" (the Italian word for a fox), and "ko" (either a reading of the Japanese kanji for fox or child).

### Braixen

**General Information**: Braixen (known as “Teruna” in Japan) is a Fire-type Pokemon numbered 654 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Delphox starting at Level 36.

**Motifs**: Fennec Fox, Mage

A mage is an archaic or literary word for a magician. It is derived from "magus", the Latin word for magic.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Braixen can be found in the Fire-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Braixen debuts in Episode 839 "Day Three Blockbusters!" under the ownership of Aria. Serena's Fennekin evolved into a Braixen in Episode 863.
* In the Trading Card Game, Braixen first appears as the 9th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Braixen's name is a combination of the words "braise" (the French word for hot charcoal) and "vixen" (a female fox). It might also be an allusion to "bruxa" (the Portuguese word for a witch).
* Braixen's Japanese name is based on "tail" and "renard" (the French word for a fox).

### Delphox

**General Information**: Delphox (known as “Mafokushi” in Japan) is a Fire/Psychic-type Pokemon numbered 655 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Fennekin.

**Motifs**: Fennec Fox, Witch

A witch is a woman thought to possess magical powers, often associated with those who use their powers for evil.

Delphox's design might also reference the mage archetypical character class in role-playing games.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Delphox is obtained by evolving Braixen.
* In the anime, Delphox debuted in Episode 814 "An Appetite for Battle!" under the ownership of Wylie. Aria also owned a Delphox as her main partner.
* In the Trading Card Game, Delphox first appears as the 10th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Delphox's name is a combination of "Delphic oracle" and "fox".
* Delphox's Japanese name is based on "madoshi" (a Japanese word for a mage) and "foxy".

### Froakie

**General Information**: Froakie (known as “Keromatsu” in Japan) is a Water-type Pokemon numbered 656 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Frogadier starting at Level 16.

**Motif**: Frog

A frog is any amphibian of the Anura order. They are generally carnivorous, short-bodied, and tailless creatures.

Froakie specifically resembles a Tungara frog or grey foam-nest tree frog.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Froakie is one of the Starter Pokemon offered to the player.
* In the anime, Froakie debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!" where the specific Froakie that appeared in this episode would eventually be caught by Ash Ketchum in the following episode.
* In the Trading Card Game, Froakie first appears as the 3rd XY promotional card.

**Etymology**

* Froakie's name is a combination of the words "frog", "froth", "croak", and "rookie".
* Froakie's Japanese name is based on "kerokero" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for a frog's croak) and either "matsu" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for a bubble or foam) or "himatsu" (the Japanese word for spray or a splash).

### Frogadier

**General Information**: Frogadier (known as “Gekogashira” in Japan) is a Water-type Pokemon numbered 657 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Greninja starting at Level 36.

**Motifs**: Frog, Ninja

A frog is any amphibian of the Anura order. They are generally carnivorous, short-bodied, and tailless creatures.

A ninja, known in Japan as the shinobi, is a mercenary from feudal Japan trained in the art of espionage. Though proper shinobi are recorded as being established during the Sengoku period (15th century Japan), their precursors could have existed as early as the 12th century. The Japanese Meiji Restoration of 1868 led to ninjas becoming a topic of mystery and intrigue, which has since spread into popular culture worldwide. The modern perception is based more on the legends and folklore surrounding them rather than actual history. The words ninja and shinobi actually are based on different readings of the same kanji which can be roughly translated as 'sneaking person'.

Frogadier specifically bears resemblance to a horned frog like the Megophrys and Ceratophrys genus.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Frogadier can be found in the Water-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Frogadier debuts in Episode 816 "A Rush of Ninja Wisdom!" under the ownership of Sanpei. Ash Ketchum's Froakie evolved into a Frogadier in Episode 851.
* In the Trading Card Game, Frogadier first appears as the 13th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Frogadier's name is a combination of the words "frog" and either "brigadier" or "grenadier".
* Frogadier's Japanese name is based on "geko" (the Japanese word for a croak) and either "wakagashira" (the name of a young Japanese Yakuza subordinate leader) or "kogashira" (the Japanese word for the head of an organizational section).

### Greninja

**General Information**: Greninja (known as “Gekkoga” in Japan) is a Water/Dark-type Pokemon numbered 658 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Froakie. Specific Greninja with the Ability Battle Bond can transform into the special **Ash-Greninja** form after defeating an enemy in battle.

**Motifs**: Frog, Ninja

A frog is any amphibian of the Anura order. They are generally carnivorous, short-bodied, and tailless creatures.

A ninja, known in Japan as the shinobi, is a mercenary from feudal Japan trained in the art of espionage. Though proper shinobi are recorded as being established during the Sengoku period (15th century Japan), their precursors could have existed as early as the 12th century. The Japanese Meiji Restoration of 1868 led to ninjas becoming a topic of mystery and intrigue, which has since spread into popular culture worldwide. The modern perception is based more on the legends and folklore surrounding them rather than actual history. The words ninja and shinobi actually are based on different readings of the same kanji which can be roughly translated as 'sneaking person'.

Greninja's design might also reference the thief or rogue archetypical character class in role-playing games.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Greninja is obtained by evolving Frogadier.
* In the anime, Greninja debuts in Episode 898 "The Legend of the Ninja Hero!" under the ownership of Ippei. Ash Ketchum's Frogadier evolved into Greninja in the following episode and also possessed the unique ability to transform into Ash-Greninja.
* In the Trading Card Game, Greninja first appears as the 14th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Greninja's name is a combination of "grenouille" (the French word for a frog) and "ninja".
* Greninja's Japanese name is based on either "geko" (the Japanese word for a croak) or "gekko" (the Japanese word for moonlight) and "Koga-ryu".

### Bunnelby

**General Information**: Bunnelby (known as “Horubi” in Japan) is a Normal-type Pokemon numbered 659 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Diggersby starting at Level 20.

**Motif**: Rabbit

Rabbits are small mammals in the Leporidae family of the Lagomorpha order. The particular species of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) is familiar as a common wild animal and is sometimes kept as a pet. Their name comes from the Middle English word "rabet".

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Bunnelby can be found on Routes 2, 3, 5, and 22.
* In the anime, Bunnelby debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!" under the ownership of Clemont.
* In the Trading Card Game, Bunnelby first appears as the 30th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Bunnelby's name is a combination of the words "bunny" and "tunnel".
* Bunnelby's Japanese name is based on either "horu" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to dig') or "hole" and "rabbit".

### Diggersby

**General Information**: Diggersby (known as “Horudo” in Japan) is a Normal/Ground-type Pokemon numbered 660 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Bunnelby.

**Motifs**: Rabbit, Construction Worker

Rabbits are small mammals in the Leporidae family of the Lagomorpha order. The particular species of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) is familiar as a common wild animal and is sometimes kept as a pet. Their name comes from the Middle English word "rabet".

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Diggersby can be found on Route 22 and in the Ground-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Diggersby debuts in Episode 811 "To Catch a Pokemon Smuggler!". Clemont's Bunnelby evolved into Diggersby prior to Episode 1118.
* In the Trading Card Game, Diggersby first appears as the 112th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Diggersby's name is a combination of the words "digger" and "bunny".
* Diggersby's Japanese name is based on either "horu" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to dig') or "hole" and either "do" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for earth) or "to" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for a rabbit).

### Fletchling

**General Information**: Fletchling (known as “Yayakoma” in Japan) is a Normal/Flying-type Pokemon numbered 661 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Fletchinder starting at Level 17.

**Motif**: Japanese Robin

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Fletchling can be found on Routes 2 and 3 as well as in the Santalune Forest.
* In the anime, Fletchling debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!" under the ownership of Serena's mother Grace. Ash Ketchum would catch a Fletchling of his own in Episode 802.
* In the Trading Card Game, Fletchling first appears as the 31st card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Fletchling's name is a combination of the words "fletching", "fledgling", and "hatchling".
* Fletchling's Japanese name is based on "ya" (the Japanese word for an arrow), "yayako" (a Japanese word for a baby), and "komadori" (the Japanese word for the Japanese robin).

### Fletchinder

**General Information**: Fletchinder (known as “Hinoyakoma” in Japan) is a Fire/Flying-type Pokemon numbered 662 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Talonflame starting at Level 35.

**Motifs**: Japanese Robin, Flame Robin

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Fletchinder can be found in the Fire-type and Flying-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Fletchinder debuts in Episode 819 "Breaking Titles at the Chateau!" under the ownership of Nico. Ash Ketchum's Fletchling evolved into Fletchinder in Episode 835.
* In the Trading Card Game, Fletchinder first appears as the 27th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Fletchinder's name is a combination of "fletching" and either "tinder" or "cinder".
* Fletchinder's Japanese name is based on "hinoko" (the Japanese word for sparks), "ya" (the Japanese word for an arrow), and "komadori" (the Japanese word for the Japanese robin).

### Talonflame

**General Information**: Talonflame (known as “Faiaro” in Japan) is a Fire/Flying-type Pokemon numbered 663 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Fletchling.

**Motifs**: Peregrine Falcon, Phoenix

The peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) is a widespread bird of prey renowned for its speed. It has been recorded of reaching speeds of over 320 km/h (200 mph), making it the single fastest animal in the world. Their name comes from the Latin word "falco", which simply refers directly to this animal.

The phoenix is a creature from Greek mythology that possesses analogs in the beliefs of many other cultures. It is a bird imbued with the element of fire that is a common symbol of immortality thanks to its famous ability to resurrect itself. The creature's name is believed to derive from the Greek word "phoinix", which can refer to the country of Phoenicia (also known as the land of the sunrise) or the color purple (which in ancient times was symbolic of fire).

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Talonflame is obtained by evolving Fletchinder.
* In the anime, Talonflame debuts in Episode 835 "Battles in the Sky!" under the ownership of Moria. Ash Ketchum's Fletchinder evolved into Talonflame in Episode 885.
* In the Trading Card Game, Talonflame first appears as the 28th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Talonflame's name is a combination of the words "talon" and "flame".
* Talonflame's Japanese name is based on "fire", "arrow", and possibly "sparrow".

### Scatterbug

**General Information**: Scatterbug (known as “Kofukimushi” in Japan) is a Bug-type Pokemon numbered 664 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Spewpa starting at Level 9.

**Motif**: Caterpillar

Caterpillars are the larval stage of members of the order Lepidoptera. The application of the name is arbitrary, since the larvae of sawflies are commonly called caterpillars as well. Caterpillars of most species eat plant material, but some eat insects, and some are even cannibalistic. Some feed on other animal products. Caterpillars are typically voracious feeders and many of them are among the most serious of agricultural pests.

Scatterbug specifically is modeled after the larvae of the carpet moth or silkmoth.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Scatterbug can be found on Route 2 and in the Santalune Forest.
* In the anime, Scatterbug debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Scatterbug first appears as the 15th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Scatterbug's name is a combination of the words "scatter" and "bug", while also being a possible pun on "litterbug".
* Scatterbug's Japanese name is based on "kofuki-kogane" (the Japanese word for the Japanese cockchafer bug), "ko" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for powder), "fuki" (the Japanese word for blowing), and "mushi" (the Japanese word for an insect).

### Spewpa

**General Information**: Spewpa (known as “Kofurai” in Japan) is a Bug-type Pokemon numbered 665 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Vivillon starting at Level 12.

**Motif**: Pupa

Spewpa specifically resembles the larval forms of the carpet moth and case-bearing clothes moth.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Spewpa can be found in the Berry Fields.
* In the anime, Spewpa debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Spewpa first appears as the 16th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Spewpa's name is a combination of the words "spew" and "pupa".
* Spewpa's Japanese name is based on either "ko" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for small) or "ko" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for powder) and "furaijin" (the Japanese word for a wanderer).

### Vivillon

**General Information**: Vivillon is a Bug/Flying-type Pokemon numbered 666 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Scatterbug.

**Motif**: Butterfly

Butterflies are a group of insects which are part of the Lepidoptera order, which also contains the moth. They are known primarily for their large, colorful wings and fluttering flight patterns. They are symbols of transformation, positivity, and hope. The ultimate meaning of their name is unknown though it likely derives from the Old English word "butorfleoge".

Considering the varieties of Vivillon, this Pokemon might be specifically inspired by the *Papilio dardanus*.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Vivillon can be found in the Bug-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Vivillon debuts in Episode 804 "A Blustery Santalune Gym Battle!" under the ownership of Gym Leader Viola.
* In the Trading Card Game, Vivillon first appears as the 17th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**: Vivillon's name is a combination of the words "vivid" and "papillon" (the French word for a butterfly). The name might also be inspired by "brillant" (the French word for brilliant) and "bi" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for beauty).

**Note**: Vivillon can take on various different patterns to its wings.

### Litleo

**General Information**: Litleo (known as “Shishiko” in Japan) is a Fire/Normal-type Pokemon numbered 667 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Pyroar starting at Level 35.

**Motif**: Lion Cub

The lion (Panthera leo) is a large wild cat native to Africa which is an apex predator dubbed the "King of Beasts". It is known for its large furry head called a mane, although this trait is only present on males. It is one of the most recognized animal symbols in human culture and has been known as representing strength, nobility, and royalty. Their name derives from the Latin word "leo", which refers to the animal itself.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Litleo can be exclusively found on Route 22.
* In the anime, Litleo debuts in the 26th Pikachu short "Pokemon: Pikachu, What's This Key?". It made its main series debut in Episode 879.
* In the Trading Card Game, Litleo first appears as the 18th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Litleo's name is a combination of "little" and "leo" (the Latin word for a lion).
* Litleo's Japanese name can be translated as 'Lion Kid'.

### Pyroar

**General Information**: Pyroar (known as “Kaenjishi” in Japan) is a Fire/Normal-type Pokemon numbered 668 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Litleo.

**Motif**: Lion

The lion (Panthera leo) is a large wild cat native to Africa which is an apex predator dubbed the "King of Beasts". It is known for its large furry head called a mane, although this trait is only present on males. It is one of the most recognized animal symbols in human culture and has been known as representing strength, nobility, and royalty. Their name derives from the Latin word "leo", which refers to the animal itself.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Pyroar can be found in the Fire-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Pyroar debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 893 under the ownership of Lysandre. The female form of Pyroar debuted in Episode 896.
* In the Trading Card Game, Pyroar first appears as the 20th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Pyroar's name is a combination of the words "pyro" and "roar".
* Pyroar's Japanese name is based on "kaen" (the Japanese word for flame) and "shishi" (the Japanese word for a lion).

### Flabebe

**General Information**: Flabebe is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 669 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Floette starting at Level 19.

**Motifs**: Fairy, Nymph

A fairy is a type of mythological being from European cultures (examples include Celtic, Slavic, German, and English) that is considered a form of spirit. While no perfect definition for a fairy exists, they are generally seen as enchanted spirits with magical powers that are either benevolent or tricksters.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Flabebe can be found on Routes 4 and 7.
* In the anime, Flabebe debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Flabebe first appears as the 62nd card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**: Flabebe's name is a combination of "flower" (pronounced as 'furawa' in Japanese) and "bebe" (the French word for a baby).

**Note**: Flabebe comes in 5 different forms wherein the flower it holds has different colored petals: Red (default), Yellow, Orange, Blue, and White.

### Floette

**General Information**: Floette (known as “Furaette” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 670 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Florges when exposed to a Shiny Stone item.

**Motifs**: Fairy, Nymph

A fairy is a type of mythological being from European cultures (examples include Celtic, Slavic, German, and English) that is considered a form of spirit. While no perfect definition for a fairy exists, they are generally seen as enchanted spirits with magical powers that are either benevolent or tricksters.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Floette can be found in the Fairy-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Floette debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 868.
* In the Trading Card Game, Floette first appears as the 64th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**: Floette's name (in both English and Japanese) is inspired by the words "flower" and "floret" as well as the French suffix "-ette".

**Note**: Floette comes in 5 different forms wherein the flower it holds has different colors petals: Red (default), Yellow, Orange, Blue, and White.

### Florges

**General Information**: Florges is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 671 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Flabebe.

**Motifs**: Fairy, Nymph

A fairy is a type of mythological being from European cultures (examples include Celtic, Slavic, German, and English) that is considered a form of spirit. While no perfect definition for a fairy exists, they are generally seen as enchanted spirits with magical powers that are either benevolent or tricksters.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Florges can only be obtained by evolving Floette.
* In the anime, Florges debuts in the 27th Pikachu Short "Pikachu and the Pokemon Music Squad". It made its main series debut in Episode 868.
* In the Trading Card Game, Florges first appears as the 66th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**: Florges' name is a combination of the words "flower" or "flora" and "gorgeous".

**Note**: Florges comes in 5 different forms wherein the flower bouquet on its head is a different color: Red (default), Yellow, Orange, Blue, and White.

### Skiddo

**General Information**: Skiddo (known as “Mekuru” in Japan) is a Grass-type Pokemon numbered 672 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Gogoat starting at Level 32.

**Motifs**: Goat, Bicycle, Yule Goat

The domestic goat (Capra hircus) is a species of caprine typically kept as livestock who was domesticated from the wild goat of Southwest Asia and Eastern Europe. It is one of the oldest domesticated animals in the world, with archaeological evidence dating back to 10,000 years ago.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Skiddo can be exclusively found on Route 5.
* In the anime, Skiddo debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 852.
* In the Trading Card Game, Skiddo first appears as the 18th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Skiddo's name is a combination of the words "skid" and "kiddo" (a slang word for 'kid', also a term for young goats).
* Skiddo's Japanese name is based on "me" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for a goat's bleating) and either "vehicle" or "bicycle".

### Gogoat

**General Information**: Gogoat is a Grass-type Pokemon numbered 673 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Skiddo.

**Motifs**: Goat, Motorcycle, Yule Goat

The domestic goat (Capra hircus) is a species of caprine typically kept as livestock who was domesticated from the wild goat of Southwest Asia and Eastern Europe. It is one of the oldest domesticated animals in the world, with archaeological evidence dating back to 10,000 years ago.

A motorcycle, also known as a motorbike or bike, is a motor vehicle possessing two or three wheels. The designs of motorcycles vary widely depending on the intended use.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Gogoat can be found in the Grass-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Gogoat debuts in Episode 791 "The Journalist from Another Region!" under the ownership of Alexa. Gym Leader Ramos also owns a Gogoat.
* In the Trading Card Game, Gogoat first appears as the 19th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**: Gogoat's name is based on "go", "gogo" (the Japanese word for a rumbling engine), and "goat".

### Pancham

**General Information**: Pancham (known as “Yanchamu” in Japan) is a Fighting-type Pokemon numbered 674 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Pangoro starting at Level 32 while the player has a Dark-type Pokemon in their party.

**Motif**: Giant Panda

The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) is a species of ursine native to South Central China. They are known for their black-and-white coat, round body, and diet made almost entirely of bamboo. The word panda comes from the Nepalese word "nigalya ponya", which means eater of bamboo.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Pancham can be found on Route 5 and in the Fighting-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Pancham debuts in Episode 810 "The Bamboozling Forest!". Trainer Serena would catch a Pancham in Episode 846.
* In the Trading Card Game, Pancham first appears as the 59th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Pancham's name is a combination of the words "panda", "punch", and "champion".
* Pancham's Japanese name is based on "yancha" (the Japanese word for naughty) and "champion".

### Pangoro

**General Information**: Pangoro (known as “Goronda” in Japan) is a Fighting/Dark-type Pokemon numbered 675 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Pancham.

**Motifs**: Giant Panda, Nancho

The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) is a species of ursine native to South Central China. They are known for their black-and-white coat, round body, and diet made almost entirely of bamboo. The word panda comes from the Nepalese word "nigalya ponya", which means eater of bamboo.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Pangoro can only be obtained by evolving Pancham.
* In the anime, Pangoro debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Pangoro first appears as the 68th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**: Pangoro's name (in both English and Japanese) is inspired by "gorotsuki" (the Japanese word for a thug), "gorogoro" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for rumbling), and "panda".

### Furfrou

**General Information**: Furfrou (known as “Torimian” in Japan) is a Normal-type Pokemon numbered 676 in the National Pokedex.

**Motif**: Poodle

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Furfrou can be found on Route 5.
* In the anime, Furfrou debuts in Episode 807 "Grooming Furfrou!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Furfrou first appears as the 32nd card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Furfrou's name is a combination of the words "fur" and "frou-frou" (meaning 'fancy' or 'overly elaborate').
* Furfrou's Japanese name is based on "trimming" and "chien" (the French word for a dog) while also being a play on the phrase "tres bien" (French for excellent).

**Note**: While Furfrou does not evolve into or from any other Pokemon, its hair can be changed into nine different styles called Trims. The options are Star Trim, Diamond Trim, Heart Trim, Pharaoh Trim, Kabuki Trim, La Reine Trim, Matron Trim, Dandy Trim, and Debutante Trim.

### Espurr

**General Information**: Espurr (known as “Nyasupa” in Japan) is a Psychic-type Pokemon numbered 677 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Meowstic starting at Level 25.

**Motifs**: Scottish Fold Kitten, Nekomata

Nekomata (Forked Cat) are a kind of yokai born from a domestic house cat. They resemble cats but with two tails and the ability to speak human languages. They possess dangerous powers that they use to torment humans for looking down on them, doing things like summoning fireballs to start conflagrations and manipulating corpses through necromancy. They are sometimes believed to be related to the bakeneko, with some seeing nekomata as an evolved form of the bakeneko.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Espurr can be found on Route 6 and in the Psychic-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Espurr debuts in Episode 813 "Seeking Shelter from the Storm!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Espurr first appears as the 42nd card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Espurr's name is a combination of "esper" and "purr".
* Espurr's Japanese name is based on "nya" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for a cat's meow) and "esper".

### Meowstic

**General Information**: Meowstic (known as “Nyaonikusu” in Japan) is a Psychic-type Pokemon numbered 678 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Espurr.

**Motif**: Nekomata

Nekomata (Forked Cat) are a kind of yokai born from a domestic house cat. They resemble cats but with two tails and the ability to speak human languages. They possess dangerous powers that they use to torment humans for looking down on them, doing things like summoning fireballs to start conflagrations and manipulating corpses through necromancy. They are sometimes believed to be related to the bakeneko, with some seeing nekomata as an evolved form of the bakeneko.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Meowstic can only be obtained by evolving Espurr.
* In the anime, Meowstic debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!". Pokemon Coordinator Miette and Gym Leader Olympia both own Meowstic.
* In the Trading Card Game, Meowstic first appears as the 43rd card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Meowstic's name is a combination of "meow" and "mystic".
* Meowstic's Japanese name is based on "nyao" (the Japanese word for a cat's meow) and "onyx" (the Greek word for a claw), or "psionics".

### Honedge

**General Information**: Honedge (known as “Hitotsuki” in Japan) is a Steel/Ghost-type Pokemon numbered 679 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Doublade starting at Level 35.

**Motif**: Magical Sword

Honedge specifically could be modeled after the Greek spatha, a claymore, or the Chinese jian.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Honedge can be exclusively found on Route 6.
* In the anime, Honedge debuts in the short "Diancie - Princess of the Diamond Domain" as the main partner of Argus Steel. It made its main series debut in Episode 879.
* In the Trading Card Game, Honedge first appears as the 21st card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Honedge's name is a combination of the words "hone", "one", and "edge".
* Honedge's Japanese name is based on "hitotsu" (the Japanese word for one of something) and "tsuki" (the Japanese word for a stab or thrust, also a homophone of the Japanese word for spiritual possession).

### Doublade

**General Information**: Doublade (known as “Nidangiru” in Japan) is a Steel/Ghost-type Pokemon numbered 680 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Aegislash when exposed to a Dusk Stone item.

**Motifs**: Magical Swords, Coat of Arms

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Doublade can only be obtained by evolving Honedge.
* In the anime, Doublade debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction" under the ownership of Argus Steel. It made its main series debut in Episode 918 under the ownership of Sawyer.
* In the Trading Card Game, Doublade first appears as the 84th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Doublade's name is a combination of the words "double" and "blade".
* Doublade's Japanese name is based on "ni" (the Japanese word for two), "dan" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for 'to sever'), and either "kiru" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to slay with a blade') or "kill".

### Aegislash

**General Information**: Aegislash (known as “Girugarudo” in Japan) is a Steel/Ghost-type Pokemon numbered 681 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Honedge. It can take on two different modes, switching between them when certain moves are used: **Shield Forme** and **Blade Forme**.

**Motif**: Sword & Shield

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Aegislash can only be obtained by evolving Doublade.
* In the anime, Aegislash debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction" under the ownership of Argus Steel. It made its main series debut in Episode 925 under the ownership of Sawyer.
* In the Trading Card Game, Aegislash first appears as the 85th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Aegislash's name is a combination of the words "Aegis" (the legendary shield wielded by Zeus in Greek mythology) and "slash".
* Aegislash's name is based on either "Gilgamesh" or "gild" (to cover something with a layer of gold), "kiru" (a Japanese verb meaning 'to slay with a blade') or "kill", and "guard".

### Spritzee

**General Information**: Spritzee (known as “Shushupu” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 682 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Aromatisse when traded while holding a Sachet item.

**Motifs**: Sprite, Hummingbird, Cosmetics

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Spritzee can be found on Route 7 (exclusively in Y Version) and in the Fairy-type Friend Safari. Its counterpart in X Version is Swirlix.
* In the anime, Spritzee debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!". Gym Leader Valerie owned a Spritzee.
* In the Trading Card Game, Spritzee first appears as the 92nd card of the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Spritzee's name is a corruption of the word "sprite".
* Spritzee's Japanese name is based on "pushu" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for spraying something).

### Aromatisse

**General Information**: Aromatisse (known as “Furefuwan” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 683 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Spritzee.

**Motifs**: Flamenco Dancer, Powder Puff

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Aromatisse can only be obtained by evolving Spritzee.
* In the anime, Aromatisse debuts in Episode 838 "Summer of Discovery!". Kalos Queen Aria owns an Aromatisse.
* In the Trading Card Game, Aromatisse first appears as the 93rd card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Aromatisse's name is a combination of the words "aromatic" and "finesse".
* Aromatisse's Japanese name is based on "fragrance", "fresh", and "fuwafuwa" (the Japanese word for something light and fluffy).

### Swirlix

**General Information**: Swirlix (known as “Peroppafu” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 684 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Slurpuff when traded while holding a Whipped Dream item.

**Motif**: Cotton Candy

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Swirlix can be found on Route 7 (exclusively in Route 7) and in the Fairy-type Friend Safari. Its counterpart in Y Version is Spritzee.
* In the anime, Swirlix debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Swirlix first appears as the 24th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Swirlix's name is a combination of the words "swirl" and "licks".
* Swirlix's Japanese name is based on "peropero" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for licking) and "puff".

### Slurpuff

**General Information**: Slurpuff (known as “Perorimu” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 685 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Swirlix.

**Motifs**: Meringue, Cupcake

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Slurpuff can only be obtained by evolving Swirlix.
* In the anime, Slurpuff debuts in Episode 825 "A Battle by Any Other Name!" as the main partner of Miette.
* In the Trading Card Game, Slurpuff first appears as the 95th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Slurpuff's name is a combination of the words "slurp" and "puff".
* Slurpuff's Japanese name is based on "peropero" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for licking) and "cream".

### Inkay

**General Information**: Inkay (known as “Maaiika” in Japan) is a Dark/Psychic-type Pokemon numbered 686 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Malamar starting at Level 30 when leveled up while the game system is held upside-down.

**Motif**: Squid

Squid are a type of cephalopod found in the Decapodiformes superorder. They are predators who can use their tentacles to hold prey while using a beak to feast on their flesh. They swim using jet propulsion and can camouflage themselves by changing the color of their body. They are commonly consumed in Japan where they are cooked into different dishes called calamari. Their name is believed to be based on a variant of the word "squirt", referencing the ink they eject to distract predators.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Inkay can be found on Route 8 as well as at Azure Bay and in the Dark-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Inkay debuts in Episode 802 "A Battle of Aerial Mobility!" where one was caught be Team Rocket member James which served as his primary partner in the Kalos Region.
* In the Trading Card Game, Inkay first appears as the 18th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Inkay's name is a combination of either "ink" or "inkfish" and "okay".
* Inkay's Japanese name is based on "ika" (the Japanese word for a squid) and a pun on "ma, iika" (Japanese for 'Oh well'). The name might also be inspired by "ma" (the Japanese word for a demon) and "maika" (the Japanese word for a Japanese flying squid).

### Malamar

**General Information**: Malamar (known as “Karamanero” in Japan) is a Dark/Psychic-type Pokemon numbered 687 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Inkay.

**Motif**: Squid

Squid are a type of cephalopod found in the Decapodiformes superorder. They are predators who can use their tentacles to hold prey while using a beak to feast on their flesh. They swim using jet propulsion and can camouflage themselves by changing the color of their body. They are commonly consumed in Japan where they are cooked into different dishes called calamari. Their name is believed to be based on a variant of the word "squirt", referencing the ink they eject to distract predators.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Malamar can only be obtained by evolving Inkay.
* In the anime, Malamar debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!". A particular Malamar is faced in Episode 818 as the main antagonist of the episode, returning in Episode 853.
* In the Trading Card Game, Malamar first appears as the 76th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Malamar's name is a combination of the words "mal-" (the Latin prefix for bad), "malakio" (the Greek word for a mollusk), "calamari", and "mare" (the Latin word for the sea).
* Malamar's Japanese name is based on "karamasu" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to entangle'), "calamari", "ma" (the Japanese word for a demon) and "nero" (the Italian word for the color black).

### Binacle

**General Information**: Binacle (known as “Kametete” in Japan) is a Rock/Water-type Pokemon numbered 688 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Barbaracle starting at Level 39.

**Motif**: Goose Barnacle

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Binacle can be found on Routes 8 and 12 as well as in Ambrette Town and at Azure Bay.
* In the anime, Binacle debuts in the 27th Pikachu short "Pikachu and the Pokemon Music Squad". It made its main series debut in Episode 910.
* In the Trading Card Game, Binacle first appears as the 48th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Binacle's name is a combination of the words "bi-" (a prefix for two), "barnacle", "knuckle", and possibly "binnacle" (housing for a ship's compass).
* Binacle's Japanese name is based on "kame-no-te" (the Japanese word for a Japanese goose barnacle), "tete" (the French word for the head), and "te" (the Japanese word for a hand).

### Barbaracle

**General Information**: Barbaracle (known as “Gamenodesu” in Japan) is a Rock/Water-type Pokemon numbered 689 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Binacle.

**Motif**: Goose Barnacle

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Barbaracle can be found in the Rock-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Barbaracle debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 851.
* In the Trading Card Game, Barbaracle first appears as the 49th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Barbaracle's name is a combination of "barbaric" and "barnacle".
* Barbaracle's Japanese name is based on "kame-no-te" (the Japanese word for a Japanese goose barnacle) and "death".

### Skrelp

**General Information**: Skrelp (known as “Kuzumo” in Japan) is a Poison/Water-type Pokemon numbered 690 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Dragalge starting at Level 48.

**Motif**: Common Sea Dragon

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Skrelp can be found on Route 8 as well as in Cyllage City and Ambrette Town (exclusively in Y Version). Its counterpart in X Version is Clauncher.
* In the anime, Skrelp debuts in Episode 823 "An Undersea Place to Call Home!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Skrelp first appears as the 44th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Skrelp's name is a combination of the words "scrawny" and "kelp".
* Skrelp's Japanese name is based on a corruption of either "kusamodoki" (a Japanese word for pseudo-grass) or "mokuzu" (the Japanese word for seaweed scraps).

### Dragalge

**General Information**: Dragalge (known as “Doramidoro” in Japan) is a Poison/Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 691 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Skrelp.

**Motif**: Leafy Seadragon

The leafy seadragon (Phycodurus eques), also known as the Glauert's seadragon, is a marine species of fish related to sea horses which lives in the southern and western coasts of Australia. The name is based on its resemblance to floating seaweed or leaves.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Dragalge can be found on Route 8 as well as in Ambrette Town and Cyllage City (exclusively in Y Version). Its counterpart in X Version is Clawitzer.
* In the anime, Dragalge debuts in Episode 823 "An Undersea Place to Call Home!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Dragalge first appears as the 71st card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Dragalge's name is a combination of the words "dragon" and "algae".
* Dragalge's Japanese name is based on "dragon" and "aomidoro" (the Japanese for the Spirogyra species of algae).

### Clauncher

**General Information**: Clauncher (known as “Udeppo” in Japan) is a Water-type Pokemon numbered 692 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Clawitzer starting at Level 37.

**Motif**: Pistol Shrimp

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Clauncher can be found on Route 8 as well as in Cyllage City and Ambrette Town (exclusively in X Version). Its counterpart in Y Version is Skrelp.
* In the anime, Clauncher debuts in Episode 821 "Going for the Gold!" under the ownership of Rodman. Gym Leader Misty caught a Clauncher in Episode 1223.
* In the Trading Card Game, Clauncher first appears as the 15th card in the Kalos Starter Set.

**Etymology**

* Clauncher's name is a combination of the words "claw" and "launcher".
* Clauncher's Japanese name is based on "mizudeppou" (the Japanese word for a water gun) and "ude" (the Japanese word for an arm).

### Clawitzer

**General Information**: Clawitzer (known as “Burosuta” in Japan) is a Water-type Pokemon numbered 693 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Clauncher.

**Motif**: Pistol Shrimp

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Clawitzer can be found on Route 8 as well as in Cyllage City and Ambrette Town (exclusively in X Version). Its counterpart in Y Version is Dragalge.
* In the anime, Clawitzer debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 918 under the ownership of Sawyer.
* In the Trading Card Game, Clawitzer first appears as the 24th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Clawitzer's name is a combination of the words "claw" and "howitzer".
* Clawitzer's Japanese name is based on "blow", "lobster", and "blaster".

### Helioptile

**General Information**: Helioptile (known as “Erikiteru” in Japan) is an Electric/Normal-type Pokemon numbered 694 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Heliolisk when exposed to a Sun Stone item.

**Motif**: Frilled Lizard

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Helioptile can be found on Route 9 as well as in the Electric-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Helioptile debuts in Episode 791 "The Journalist from Another Regon!" under the ownership of Alexa.
* In the Trading Card Game, Heliptile first appears as the 36th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Helioptile's name is a combination of the words "helios" (the Ancient Greek word for the sun), "heliophile" (an organism attracted to large amounts of sunlight), "coleoptile" (the tip of a plant shoot), and "reptile".
* Helioptile's Japanese name is based on "elekiter", "erimaki tokage" (the Japanese word for the frilled lizard) and "teru" (a Japanese verb meaning 'to shine').

### Heliolisk

**General Information**: Heliolisk (known as “Erezado” in Japan) is an Electric/Normal-type Pokemon numbered 695 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Helioptile.

**Motif**: Frilled Lizard

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Heliolisk can only be obtained by evolving Helioptile.
* In the anime, Heliolisk debuts in Episode 808 "Clemont's Got a Secret!" as one of the Pokemon used in the Lumiose Gym.
* In the Trading Card Game, Heliolisk first appears as the 37th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Heliolisk's name is a combination of the words "helios" (the Ancient Greek word for the sun) and "basilisk".
* Heliolisk's Japanese name is based on "elekiter", "erimaki tokage" (the Japanese word for a frilled lizard), and "lezard" (the French word for a lizard).

### Tyrunt

**General Information**: Tyrunt (known as “Chigorasu” in Japan) is a Rock/Dragon-type Fossil Pokemon numbered 696 in the National Pokedex. It is revived from a Jaw Fossil and evolves into Tyrantrum starting at Level 39 during the day.

**Motif**: Tyrannosaurus

The Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the best represented dinosaurs of the theropod category. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period in western North America and was among the last non-avian dinosaurs to ever live. Its name means "Tyrant Lizard King" in Greek.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Tyrunt is obtained at the Ambrette Town Fossil Lab.
* In the anime, Tyrunt debuts in Episode 824 "Climbing the Walls!" under the ownership of Gym Leader Grant.
* In the Trading Card Game, Tyrunt first appears as the 61st card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Tyrunt's name is a combination of the words "Tyrannosaurus", "tyrant", and "runt".
* Tyrunt's Japanese name is based on "chigo" (a Japanese word for a baby) and "Tyrannosaurus".

### Tyrantrum

**General Information**: Tyrantrum (known as “Gachigorasu” in Japan) is a Rock/Dragon-type Fossil Pokemon numbered 697 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Tyrunt.

**Motif**: Tyrannosaurus

The Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the best represented dinosaurs of the theropod category. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period in western North America and was among the last non-avian dinosaurs to ever live. Its name means "Tyrant Lizard King" in Greek.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Tyrantrum can only be obtained by evolving Tyrunt.
* In the anime, Tyrantrum debuts in Episode 886 "The Tiny Caretaker".
* In the Trading Card Game, Tyrantrum first appears as the 62nd card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Tyrantrum's name is a combination of either "Tyrannosaurus" or "tyrant" and "tantrum".
* Tyrantrum's Japanese name is based on "gachigachi" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for teeth chattering), and "Chigoras" (the Japanese name for Tyrunt).

### Amaura

**General Information**: Amaura (known as “Amarusu” in Japan) is a Rock/Ice-type Pokemon numbered 698 in the National Pokedex. It is revived from a Sail Fossil and evolves into Aurorus starting at Level 39 during the night.

**Motif**: Amargasaurus

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Amaura is obtained at the Ambrette Town Fossil Lab.
* In the anime, Amaura debuts in Episode 822 "Coming Back into the Cold!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Amaura first appears as the 25th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Amaura's name is a combination of the words "Amargasaurus" and "aurora".
* Amaura's Japanese name is based on a contraction of "Amargasaurus".

### Aurorus

**General Information**: Aurorus (known as “Amaruruga” in Japan) is a Rock/Ice-type Pokemon numbered 699 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Amaura.

**Motif**: Amargasaurus

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Aurorus can only be obtained by evolving Amaura.
* In the anime, Aurorus debuts in Episode 822 "Coming Back into the Cold!".
* In the Trading Card Game, Aurorus first appears as the 26th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Aurorus' name is a combination of the words "aurora" and "Amargasaurus".
* Aurorus' Japanese name is based on a corruption of "Amargasaurus".

### Sylveon

**General Information**: Sylveon (known as “Ninfia” in Japan) is a Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 700 in the National Pokedex. It evolves from Eevee when leveled up while knowing a Fairy-type move and having a high Friendship stat.

**Motif**: Moon Rabbit

The Moon Rabbit is a mythical creature in East Asian and indigenous American folklore. It is primarily based on how the dark markings on the near side of the Moon are often interpreted as looking like a rabbit. In Japanese culture, the Moon Rabbit is seen as pounding on a mortar to create rice cakes.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Sylveon can only be obtained by evolving Eevee.
* In the anime, Sylveon debuts in the 25th Pikachu short "Eevee & Friends". It made its main series debut in Episode 812. Gym Leader Valerie and Serena also own Sylveon of their own.
* In the Trading Card Game, Sylveon first appears as the 4th XY promotional card.

**Etymology**

* Sylveon's name is a combination of the words "sylph" (an elemental spirit commonly identified with fairies) and "eon" (defined as 'an immeasurably long period of time').
* Sylveon's Japanese name is based on "nymph" (a class of female nature deities from Greek mythology commonly identified with fairies).

### Hawlucha

**General Information**: Hawlucha (known as “Ruchaburu” in Japan) is a Fighting/Flying-type Pokemon numbered 701 in the National Pokedex.

**Motifs**: Bird, Luchador

Birds are any animal of the Aves class. They are characterized by possessing feathered wings, toothless beaks, and laying hard-shelled eggs. The name is derived from the Old English word "brid", which refers to a chick or baby bird.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Hawlucha can be found on Route 10 and in the Flying-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Hawlucha debuts in Episode 834 "The Forest Champion!" where Ash Ketchum caught one.
* In the Trading Card Game, Hawlucha first appears as the 63rd card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Hawlucha's name is a combination of "hawk" and "lucha libre" (a form of Latin American professional wrestling).
* Hawlucha's Japanese name is based on "lucha libre" and "bull".

### Dedenne

**General Information**: Dedenne is an Electric/Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 702 in the National Pokedex.

**Motifs**: Gerbil, Television Antenna

Dedenne is also inspired by "La Petite Souris" (the Little Mouse), the French version of the Tooth Fairy.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Dedenne can be found on Route 11 as well as in the Electric and Fairy-type Friend Safaris.
* In the anime, Dedenne debuts in Episode 800 "Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!". Clemont would catch a Dedenne for Bonnie to use as her unofficial partner.
* In the Trading Card Game, Dedenne first appears as the 34th card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**: Dedenne's name is a combination of the words "denki" (the Japanese word for electricity) and "antenne" (the French word for an antenna).

### Carbink

**General Information**: Carbink (known as “Mereshi” in Japan) is a Rock/Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 703 in the National Pokedex.

**Motif**: Carbuncle

The carbuncle (known in its original Spanish language as the Carbunclo) is a legendary creature from South American folklore, specifically northern Chile. It is believed to be an animal made of a living precious stone that grants fortune and good luck to whomever should own it. According to the *Book of Imaginary Beings* by Jorge Luis Borges, it was first seen during the 16th century by Spanish conquistadors (the Book is an unreliable source, so the creature itself might be Jorge's own invention). The name is based on the Latin word "carbunculus", meaning 'little coal'.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Carbink can be found in the Reflection Cave.
* In the anime, Carbink debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". They made their main series debut in Episode 922.
* In the Trading Card Game, Carbink first appears as the 68th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Carbink's name is a combination of the words "carbuncle", "carbon", "carat", and "tink" (as in 'to tinkle').
* Carbink's Japanese name is based on "melee" (a French word for small cut diamonds), "mezurashii" (a Japanese word for something rare), and "ishi" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for a stone).

### Goomy

**General Information**: Goomy (known as “Numera” in Japan) is a Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 704 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Sliggoo starting at Level 40.

**Motifs**: Slug, Nudibranch

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Goomy can be exclusively found on Route 14.
* In the anime, Goomy debuts in Episode 854 "A Slippery Encounter!" where it was caught by Ash Ketchum.
* In the Trading Card Game, Goomy first appears as the 72nd card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Goomy's name is a combination of the words "goo" and either "gummy" or "slimy".
* Goomy's Japanese name is based on "numeru" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to be slippery') and "nuranura" (the Japanese onomatopoeia for something slimy).

### Sliggoo

**General Information**: Sliggoo (known as “Numeiru” in Japan) is a Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 705 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Goodra starting at Level 50 during rain or fog.

**Motifs**: Slug, Nudibranch, Lou Carcolh

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Sliggoo can be found on Route 19 or in the Dragon-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Sliggoo debuts in Episode 860 "An Oasis of Hope!" when Ash Ketchum's Goomy evolved into it.
* In the Trading Card Game, Sliggoo first appears as the 73rd card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Sliggoo's name is a combination of the words "slick", "slither", "slippery", "slimy" and "goo".
* Sliggoo's Japanese name is based on "numeru" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to be slippery') and "snail".

### Goodra

**General Information**: Goodra (known as “Numerugon” in Japan) is a Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 706 in the National Pokedex. It is the final evolved form of Goomy.

**Motifs**: Lou Carcolh, Shussebora

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Goodra can only be obtained by evolving Sliggoo.
* In the anime, Goodra debuts in Episode 864 "Good Friends, Great Training!" when Ash Ketchum's Sliggoo evolved into it.
* In the Trading Card Game, Goodra first appears as the 74th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Goodra's name is a combination of the words "goo" and either "dragon" or "Hydra".
* Goodra's Japanese name is based on "numeru" (the Japanese verb meaning 'to be slippery'), "gel", and "dragon".

### Klefki

**General Information**: Klefki (known as “Kureffi” in Japan) is a Steel/Fairy-type Pokemon numbered 707 in the National Pokedex.

**Motif**: Keychain

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Klefki can be found on Routes 15 and 16, in the Lost Hotel, and in the Steel-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Klefki debuts in the 26th Pikachu short "Pikachu, What's This Key?". It made its main series debut in Episode 846 under the ownership of Monsieur Pierre.
* In the Trading Card Game, Klefki first appears as the 73rd card in the Furious Fists set.

**Etymology**

* Klefki's name is a combination of "kleftis" (the Greek word for a thief) and "key".
* Klefki's Japanese name is based on "clef" (the French word for a key).

### Phantump

**General Information**: Phantump (known as “Bokure” in Japan) is a Ghost/Grass-type Pokemon numbered 708 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Trevenant when traded.

**Motifs**: Kodama, Dryad

Kodama (Tree Spirit) are spirits in Japanese folklore believed to inhabit trees. They are the souls of children who maintain the balance of nature and can take the form of a floating orb or a misshapen humanoid.

A dryad is a tree nymph or tree spirit in Greek mythology which resembles a human-tree hybrid. While normally considered very shy creatures, they are friendly towards the goddess Artemis who is seen as a friend to most nymphs. Their name is based on a Greek word ("drys") which refers to oak trees, a reference to how dryads were originally associated specifically with oak trees.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Phantump can be found on Route 16 as well as in the Ghost-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Phantump debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 916.
* In the Trading Card Game, Phantump first appears as the 54th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Phantump's name is a combination of the words "phantum" and "stump".
* Phantump's Japanese name is based on the on'yomi readings of the Japanese kanji for the "kodama".

### Trevenant

**General Information**: Trevenant (known as “Orotto” in Japan) is a Ghost/Grass-type Pokemon numbered 709 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Phantump.

**Motifs**: Kodama, Ent

Kodama (Tree Spirit) are spirits in Japanese folklore believed to inhabit trees. They are the souls of children who maintain the balance of nature and can take the form of a floating orb or a misshapen humanoid.

Ents are a species of tree-like beings originating from the work of J.R.R. Tolkien. They appear in Tolkien's legendary work The Lord of the Rings as ancient shepherds of the forest and allies of the heroes in the War of the Ring. They have inspired anthropomorphic tree creatures to appear in a variety of fantasy works and other media. Their name comes from an Old English word for a giant.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Trevenant can be found on Route 20.
* In the anime, Trevenant debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 837.
* In the Trading Card Game, Trevenant first appears as the 55th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Trevenant's name is a combination of the words "tree" and "revenant".
* Trevenant's Japanese name is based on "o" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for something big) and "rot" (as in a "root rot").

### Pumpkaboo

**General Information**: Pumpkaboo (known as “Bakeccha” in Japan) is a Ghost/Grass-type Pokemon numbered 710 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Gourgeist when traded.

**Motif**: Jack-O'-Lantern

The Jack o' lantern is a carved root vegetable (usually a pumpkin or turnip) that is associated with the holiday of Halloween. Its name comes from another type of mythical spirit called a will-o'-the-wisp. The name may also be based on the Irish legend of Stingy Jack, a drunk who works alongside Satan and wanders the Earth with a turnip lantern to light his path. In Irish culture, Jack o' lanterns were believed to have the power to scare off evil spirits.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Pumpkaboo can be found on Route 16 and in the Ghost-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Pumpkaboo debuts in Episode 810 "The Bamboozling Forest!" where one was caught by Team Rocket member Jessie which serves as her primary partner through the Kalos Region.
* In the Trading Card Game, Pumpkaboo first appears as the 56th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Pumpkaboo's name is a combination of the words "pumpkin" and either "boo" (a common word used to startle or scare people) or "peek-a-boo".
* Pumpkaboo's Japanese name is based on "obake" (a Japanese word for a ghost) and "kabocha" (the Japanese word for a pumpkin).

**Note**: Pumpkaboo comes in four different variations that vary in size: Small Size, Average Size, Large Size, and Super Size.

### Gourgeist

**General Information**: Gourgeist (known as “Panpujin” in Japan) is a Ghost/Grass-type Pokemon numbered 711 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Pumpkaboo.

**Motif**: Jack-O'-Lantern

The Jack o' lantern is a carved root vegetable (usually a pumpkin or turnip) that is associated with the holiday of Halloween. Its name comes from another type of mythical spirit called a will-o'-the-wisp. The name may also be based on the Irish legend of Stingy Jack, a drunk who works alongside Satan and wanders the Earth with a turnip lantern to light his path. In Irish culture, Jack o' lanterns were believed to have the power to scare off evil spirits.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Gourgeist can only be obtained by evolving Pumpkaboo.
* In the anime, Gourgeist debuts in Episode 881 "A Festival Trade! A Festival Farewell?" when Team Rocket member Jessie's Pumpkaboo evolved into it.
* In the Trading Card Game, Gourgeist first appears as the 57th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**

* Gourgeist's name is a combination of the words "gourd" and "geist".
* Gourgeist's Japanese name is based on "pumpkin" and "shin" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for a deity or spirit), "jin" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for a man), or "jinn".

**Note**: Gourgeist comes in four different variations that vary in size: Small Size, Average Size, Large Size, and Super Size.

### Bergmite

**General Information**: Bergmite (known as “Kachikoru” in Japan) is an Ice-type Pokemon numbered 712 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Avalugg starting at Level 37.

**Motif**: Iceberg

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Bergmite can be found in the Frost Cavern and the Ice-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Bergmite debuts in Episode 919 "All Hail the Ice Battlefield!" under the ownership of Gym Leader Wulfric.
* In the Trading Card Game, Bergmite first appears as the 30th card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Bergmite's name is a combination of the words "iceberg" and "mite".
* Bergmite's Japanese name is based on "kachikachi ni koru" (a Japanese phrase meaning 'to be frozen hard').

### Avalugg

**General Information**: Avalugg (known as “Kurebesu” in Japan) is an Ice-type Pokemon numbered 713 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Bergmite.

**Motifs**: Tabular Iceberg, Tortoise

Tortoises are a variety of reptiles belonging to the Testudinidae family. They are distinguished from other turtles for being strictly land-dwelling. Like other turtles, they carry a large shell on their backs that protects them from harm.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Avalugg can only be obtained by evolving Bergmite.
* In the anime, Avalugg debuts in Episode 919 "All Hail the Ice Battlefield!" under the ownership of Gym Leader Wulfric.
* In the Trading Card Game, Avalugg first appears as the 31st card in the Flashfire set.

**Etymology**

* Avalugg's name is a combination of the words "avalanche" and "lug" (defined as 'to carry or drag heavy objects' or 'a big and/or clumsy person').
* Avalugg's Japanese name is based on "crevasse" and "base".

### Noibat

**General Information**: Noibat (known as “Onbatto” in Japan) is a Flying/Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 714 in the National Pokedex. It evolves into Noivern starting at Level 48.

**Motifs**: Bat, Loudspeaker

The bat is the name of any mammalian animal in the Chiroptera order. They are the only living species of mammal capable of true flight and are actually more maneuverable than a bird. The bat is nocturnal, meaning they will sleep inside caves during the daytime and come out to hunt for food at night using a process called echolocation. Bats are often associated with negative concepts in the West like darkness, malevolence, and death. Their name derives from the Middle English word bakke.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Noibat can be found in Terminus Cave, on Victory Road, and in the Dragon-type Friend Safari.
* In the anime, Noibat debuts in Episode 832 "Calling from Beyond the Aura!". Ash Ketchum would catch a Noibat that hatched from an Egg in Episode 875.
* In the Trading Card Game, Noibat first appears as the 12th card in the Noivern Half Deck.

**Etymology**

* Noibat's name is a combination of the words "noise" and "bat".
* Noibat's Japanese name is based on either "on" (the main reading of the Japanese kanji for sound) or "onpa" (the Japanese word for a sound wave) and "bat".

### Noivern

**General Information**: Noivern (known as “Onban” in Japan) is a Flying/Dragon-type Pokemon numbered 715 in the National Pokedex. It is the evolved form of Noibat.

**Motifs**: Wyvern, Bat, Loudspeaker

A wyvern is a legendary bipedal dragon that is commonly portrayed in heraldry and modern fantasy. They possess a pair of wings and a tail that ends in a diamond or arrow shaped tip. Unlike four-legged dragons, the wyvern of folklore did not breathe fire. Their origins are generally traced to the ancient Greeks or the Wales of the United Kingdom. Their name is not officially used to describe this creature prior to the seventeenth century, the word instead deriving from the Latin root 'vipera' which is the origin of the viper snake.

The bat is the name of any mammalian animal in the Chiroptera order. They are the only living species of mammal capable of true flight and are actually more maneuverable than a bird. The bat is nocturnal, meaning they will sleep inside caves during the daytime and come out to hunt for food at night using a process called echolocation. Bats are often associated with negative concepts in the West like darkness, malevolence, and death. Their name derives from the Middle English word bakke.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Noivern can only be obtained by evolving Noibat.
* In the anime, Noivern debuts in Episode 794 "Celebrating the Hero's Comet!" under the ownership of Alexa. Ash Ketchum would obtain a Noivern in Episode 909 when his Noibat evolved.
* In the Trading Card Game, Noivern first appears as the 13th card in the Noivern Half Deck.

**Etymology**

* Noivern's name is a combination of the words "noise" and "wyvern".
* Noivern's Japanese name is based on either "on" (the main reading of the Japanese kanji for sound) or "onpa" (the Japanese word for a sound wave) and "wyvern".

### Xerneas

**General Information**: Xerneas is a Fairy-type Legendary Pokemon numbered 716 in the National Pokedex which is a member of the Aura Trio. It is the mascot of Pokemon X Version. It can change into an Active Mode while in battle or a Pokemon Contest, otherwise it is in Neutral Mode.

**Motif**: Four Stags

The four stags are a group of deer who eat the branches of the World Tree Yggdrasill in Norse mythology. Their individual names are Dainn, Dvalinn, Duneyrr, and Durapror.

Xerneas' design is inspired by the shape of the letter "X". It embodies the concepts of creation and life.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Xerneas can only be found in the Team Flare Secret HQ (exclusively in X Version).
* In the anime, Xerneas debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in Episode 840.
* In the Trading Card Game, Xerneas first appears as the 96th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**: Xerneas' name is inspired by the words "cervus" (the Latin word for a deer) and "asu" (the Japanese pronunciation of the word "Earth").

### Yveltal

**General Information**: Yveltal is a Dark/Flying-type Legendary Pokemon numbered 717 in the National Pokedex which is a member of the Aura Trio. It is the mascot of Pokemon Y Version.

**Motif**: Hraesvelgr, Vedrfolnir

Vedrfolnir is a hawk that lives on top of the World Tree Yggdrasil in Norse mythology. Its name means 'wind bleached' in Old Norse.

Yveltal's design is inspired by the shape of the letter "Y". It embodies the concepts of death and destruction.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Yveltal is found in the Team Flare Secret HQ (exclusively in Y Version).
* In the anime, Yveltal debuts in the 17th movie "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction". It made its main series debut in the fifth Special Episode of the XY series.
* In the Trading Card Game, Yveltal first appears as the 78th card in the XY set.

**Etymology**: Yveltal's name is based on a combination of "yvel" (a Middle English spelling of the word "evil") and either "quetzal" or "talon".

### Zygarde

**General Information**: Zygarde is a Dragon/Ground-type Legendary Pokemon numbered 718 in the National Pokedex which is a member of the Aura Trio. It comes in three different forms: **10% Forme**, **50% Forme**, and **Complete Forme** which are obtained through the fusion of Zygarde Cores and Zygarde Cells.

**Motifs**: All of Zygarde's forms are likely inspired by the three children of Loki and Angrbooa in Norse mythology.

* Fenrir, Doberman Pinscher (10% Forme)

Fenrir is a mythological creature hailing from Norse mythology which resembles a gigantic wolf. Norse legend attributes him as the son of Loki and the giantess Angrbooa. It is believed in legend that Fenrir will kickstart the Norse apocalypse called Ragnarok by killing the god Odin. Knowing this, Odin captured the beast and chained him to his throne which ironically is the motivation behind Fenrir's prophesied action. His name is means "fen-dweller" in Norse, a fen being a type of wetland like a swamp or marsh.

* Jormungandr, Nidhoggr (50% Forme)

Jormungandr, also known as the World Serpent, is a legendary sea serpent hailing from Norse mythology. The offspring of the trickster god Loki and the giantess Angrbooa, this serpent was large enough to wrap its body around the entire world. During the end of the Norse apocalypse called Ragnarok, Jormungandr will battle against its archenemy Thor. The World Serpent's original name means 'huge monster' in Old Norse.

Nidhoggr is a dragon from Norse mythology that gnaws at the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil. Its name means 'Malice Striker' in Old Norse, referencing its role as a horrific monster that chews on the corpses of those who murder or break oaths.

* Hel, Giant Mecha (Complete Forme)

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Zygarde can be found in 50% Forme in Terminus Cave.
* In Generation VII, Zygarde can be found in 50% Forme or 10% Forme in the Aether Base on Route 16.
* In the anime, Zygarde debuts in Episode 893 "From A to Z!" in the form of a special Zygarde Cell dubbed "Squishy" by Bonnie.
* In the Trading Card Game, Zygarde first appears as the 52nd card in the Fates Collide set.

**Etymology**: Zygarde's name is based on a combination of "zygotos" (the Greek word for 'joined'), "zygote", "garde" (the French word for 'guard'), and "garor" (the Old Norse word for a realm).

### Diancie

**General Information**: Diancie is a Rock/Fairy-type Mythical Pokemon numbered 719 in the National Pokedex.

**Motifs**: Carbuncle, Princess

The carbuncle (known in its original Spanish language as the Carbunclo) is a legendary creature from South American folklore, specifically northern Chile. It is believed to be an animal made of a living precious stone that grants fortune and good luck to whomever should own it. According to the *Book of Imaginary Beings* by Jorge Luis Borges, it was first seen during the 16th century by Spanish conquistadors (the Book is an unreliable source, so the creature itself might be Jorge's own invention). The name is based on the Latin word "carbunculus", meaning 'little coal'.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Diancie can be obtained as part of a special Event.
* In the anime, Diancie debuts as a main character in "Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction".
* In the Trading Card Game, Diancie first appears as the 71st card in the Phantom Forces set.

**Etymology**: Diancie's name is based on a combination of "diamond", "fancy", "pixie", and "ishi" (a reading of the Japanese kanji for stone).

### Hoopa

**General Information**: Hoopa is a Psychic/Ghost-type Mythical Pokemon numbered 720 in the National Pokedex. By using the Prison Bottle item, it can turn into the Psychic/Ghost-type **Hoopa Unbound**.

**Motif**: Djinn

Djinn is a very broad term for a spirit in Islamic mythology. They are often portrayed as malicious, but are sometimes considered benevolent. They are nowadays mostly associated with the Arabian folktale Aladdin and the Magic Lamp.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Hoopa is obtained as part of a special Event.
* In the anime, Hoopa debuts in the 18th movie "Hoopa and the Clash of Ages".
* In the Trading Card Game, Hoopa first appears as the 90th XY promotional card.

**Etymology**: Hoopa's name is inspired by the words "hoop" and "hoopla" (something loud and attention-grabbing).

### Volcanion

**General Information**: Volcanion is a Fire/Water-type Mythical Pokemon numbered 721 in the National Pokedex.

**Motifs**: Steam Engine, Boiler, Shisa

Shisa are a traditional Ryukyuan cultural artifact based on the Chinese guardian lion seen as a cross between a lion and a dog. They are kept in pairs in front of buildings due to the belief that they are capable of warding off evil spirits.

**Appearances**

* In Generation VI, Volcanion can be obtained through a special Event.
* In the anime, Volcanion debuts in the 19th movie "Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel".
* In the Trading Card Game, Volcanion first appears as the 25th card in the Steam Siege set.

**Etymology**: Volcanion's name is a combination of "volcano" and "lion". It might also involve "canon" (the Spanish word for a cannon).

## Mega Evolution

**Mega Evolution** is a new gameplay mechanic introduced in Generation VI. When a Trainer gains a Key Stone and has their Pokemon hold a special Mega Stone, the Pokemon is capable of undergoing a special transformation which temporarily boosts their power. There are 46 Pokemon canonically capable of Mega Evolution.

Note: Those who wish to include new Mega Evolution ideas are free to do so, so long as the new idea is included according to their National Pokedex number and is labelled by its owner to avoid theft.

### Mega Venusaur

**General Information**: Mega Venusaur (known as "Mega Fushigibana" in Japan) is a Grass/Poison-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Venusaurite.

**Motifs**: Frog, Pareiasaur, Rafflesia

A frog is any amphibian of the Anura order. They are generally carnivorous, short-bodied, and tailless creatures.

Pareiasaurs are an extinct type of large, herbivorous parareptiles that lived during the Permian period. They were covered in armored bone all over their body. Their name can be translated as 'cheek lizards'.

The rafflesia is a genus of parasitic flower found in Southeastern Asian countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. They grow directly from the ground and are known for their awful smell.

### Mega Charizard X

**General Information**: Mega Charizard X (known as "Mega Rizadon X" in Japan) is a Fire/Dragon-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Charizardite X.

**Motif**: Dragon

A dragon is a large serpentine creature found in the folklore and mythology of many different cultures worldwide. The word "dragon" is derived from the Latin word for the creature (draco).

### Mega Charizard Y

**General Information**: Mega Charizard Y (known as "Mega Rizadon Y" in Japan) is a Fire/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Charizardite Y.

**Motif**: Dragon

A dragon is a large serpentine creature found in the folklore and mythology of many different cultures worldwide. The word "dragon" is derived from the Latin word for the creature (draco).

### Mega Blastoise

**General Information**: Mega Blastoise (known as "Mega Kamekkusu" in Japan) is a Water-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Blastoisinite.

**Motifs**: Tortoise, Tank

Tortoises are a variety of reptiles belonging to the Testudinidae family. They are distinguished from other turtles for being strictly land-dwelling. Like other turtles, they carry a large shell on their backs that protects them from harm.

A tank is an armored fighting vehicle used as an offensive weapon during front-line ground combat. They are a mainstay of modern military battles thanks to their heavy firepower, impressive durability, and good mobility. In modern language, the word refers to anything that is considered especially tough and/or powerful.

### Mega Beedrill

**General Information**: Mega Beedrill (known as "Mega Supia" in Japan) is a Bug/Poison-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Beedrillite.

**Motif**: Wasp

A wasp is any insect of the Apocrita suborder which is not already classified as a bee or ant.

### Mega Pidgeot

**General Information**: Mega Pidgeot (known as "Mega Pijotto" in Japan) is a Normal/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Pidgeotite.

**Motif**: Bird

Birds are any animal of the Aves class. They are characterized by possessing feathered wings, toothless beaks, and laying hard-shelled eggs. The name is derived from the Old English word "brid", which refers to a chick or baby bird.

Mega Pidgeot's crest appears to be inspired by punk hairstyles.

### Mega Alakazam

**General Information**: Mega Alakazam (known as "Mega Fudin" in Japan) is a Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Alakazite.

**Motifs**: Fox, Wizard

The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is a species of canine native to the entire Northern Hemisphere. Its introduction to Australia has caused it to be included on the list of the 100 worst invasive species. East Asian culture has long associated the fox with tricksters and mischievous behavior. The name of the fox likely derives from the Proto-European word "puk", meaning tail.

A wizard is defined as "a person who possesses magical powers, especially in the context of legends and fairy tales". The word is derived from Middle English as a fusion of the words "wise" and "-ard" (a suffix used to form nouns describing someone with a specified condition)

### Mega Slowbro

**General Information**: Mega Slowbro (known as "Mega Yadoran" in Japan) is a Water/Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Slowbronite.

**Motif**: Sazae-Oni

Sazae-oni (Shellfish Ogre) are creatures from Japanese mythology who resemble giant mollusks, specifically turban snails. They are a type of obake/ghost that haunt the seas on moonlit nights.

### Mega Gengar

**General Information**: Mega Gengar (known as "Mega Genga" in Japan) is a Ghost/Poison-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Gengarite.

**Motifs**: Shadow Person, Oni

A shadow person is a paranormal or supernatural being that supposedly takes the form of a patch of shadow.

An Oni is a kind of demon, yokai, or ogre in Japanese folklore. They are mostly known for their evil nature often manifested through their propensity for murder. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. They come in a variety of colors, are often wearing loincloths made of tiger pelt, and carry large iron clubs called kanabo.

### Mega Kangaskhan

**General Information**: Mega Kangaskhan (known as "Mega Garura" in Japan) is a Normal-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Kangaskhanite.

**Motif**: Kangaroo

The kangaroo is a type of marsupial of the Macropodidae family that is native to Australia and New Guinea. They are known for their jumping ability and for carrying their babies in a pouch on their stomach. Their name is based on the Australian indigenous word "ganguruu", which specifically refers to the eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus).

### Mega Pinsir

**General Information**: Mega Pinsir (known as "Mega Kairosu" in Japan) is a Bug/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Pinsirite.

**Motif**: Stag Beetle

Stag beetles are a broad category of around 1,200 species belonging to the Lucianidae family. The best known representative is the European stag beetle (Lucanus cervus), well known for the pair of gigantic mandibles sprouting from their head. The informal name of the species is based on the horns being comparable to a deer's antlers.

### Mega Gyarados

**General Information**: Mega Gyarados is a Water/Dark-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Gyaradosite.

**Motif**: Sea Serpent, Koinobori

### Mega Aerodactyl

**General Information**: Mega Aerodactyl (known as "Mega Furiza" in Japan) is a Rock/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Aerodactylite.

**Motifs**: Pterodactyl, Wyvern

The Pteranodon is a genus of pterosaur that was one of the largest flying reptiles in history. It lived during the Late Cretaceous Period in North America around Kansas, Alabama, and Nebraska. Its name comes from Greek roots meaning 'wing' (pteron) and 'toothless' (anodon).

A wyvern is a legendary bipedal dragon that is commonly portrayed in heraldry and modern fantasy. They possess a pair of wings and a tail that ends in a diamond or arrow shaped tip. Unlike four-legged dragons, the wyvern of folklore did not breathe fire. Their origins are generally traced to the ancient Greeks or the Wales of the United Kingdom. Their name is not officially used to describe this creature prior to the seventeenth century, the word instead deriving from the Latin root 'vipera' which is the origin of the viper snake.

### Mega Mewtwo X

**General Information**: Mega Mewtwo X is a Psychic/Fighting-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Mewtwonite X.

**Motif**: Embryo

### Mega Mewtwo Y

**General Information**: Mega Mewtwo Y is a Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Mewtwonite Y.

**Motif**: Embryo

### Mega Ampharos

**General Information**: Mega Ampharos (known as "Mega Denryu" in Japan) is an Electric/Dragon-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Ampharosite.

**Motif**: Chinese Dragon

### Mega Steelix

**General Information**: Mega Steelix (known as "Mega Haganeru" in Japan) is a Steel/Ground-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Steelixite.

**Motifs**: Earthworm, Diamond

Earthworms are terrestrial invertebrate that belong to the Annelida phylum. They possess a long tube-like body divided into segments. They live by burrowing into the earth and absorbing nutrients from the soil.

Diamonds are a broad category of gemstones. While coming in a variety of colors, they are most commonly known as pearly white or silver. The name comes from the Greek word "adamas", meaning unbreakable.

### Mega Scizor

**General Information**: Mega Scizor (known as "Mega Hassamu" in Japan) is a Bug/Steel-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Scizorite.

**Motif**: Mantis

The mantis is the name for the insect order Mantodea, containing over 2,400 species. They generally possess triangular heads with bulging eyes, elongated arms, and folded forearms when standing still. Their name means "prophet" in Greek.

### Mega Heracross

**General Information**: Mega Heracross is a Bug/Fighting-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Heracronite.

**Motif**: Hercules Beetle

The Hercules beetle (Dynastes hercules) is a species of rhinoceros beetle belonging to the Scarabaeidae family. It is one of the largest beetles in the world as well as one of the largest flying insects. Native to the rainforests of Central and South America, it uses its characteristic horns (one located on its head and a second protruding from above) to lift over 850 times its own body mass. They are actually kept as pets by humans and benefit the enviornment by feeding on rotting wood. Their name is a reference to the Greco-Roman hero Hercules, referencing his legendary strength.

### Mega Houndoom

**General Information**: Mega Houndoom (known as "Mega Heruga" in Japan) is a Dark/Fire-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Houndoominite.

**Motifs**: Hellhound, Devil

The hellhound is an archetypical mythological creature which is a canine associated with the afterlife. Common traits include mangled black fur, glowing red eyes, superhuman strength and speed, and possessing the characteristics of a ghost. Examples of named hellhounds include Cerberus from Greek mythology and Garmr from Norse mythology.

Satan, also called the Devil, is the ultimate evil in all Abrahamic religions. Many religions believe that the Devil was originally the angel Lucifer, who fell from heaven after attempting to replace God.

### Mega Tyranitar

**General Information**: Mega Tyranitar (known as "Mega Bangirasu" in Japan) is a Rock/Dark-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Tyranitarite.

**Motifs**: Kaiju, Armadillo Girdled Lizard

### Mega Sceptile

**General Information**: Mega Sceptile (known as "Mega Jukain" in Japan) is a Grass/Dragon-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Sceptilite.

**Motifs**: Dilophosaurus

The Dilophosaurus is a theropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Jurassic period in North America. Its name means "two-crested lizard" in Greek.

### Mega Blaziken

**General Information**: Mega Blaziken (known as "Mega Bashamo" in Japan) is a Fire/Fighting-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Blazikenite.

**Motifs**: Gamecock, Basan

A gamecock is a rooster that is bred for the purpose of fighting in a blood sport called a cockfight.

The Basan is a type of Yokai found in the mountains of Ehime on the island of Shikoku. They take the form of a chicken which possesses the ability to breathe fire like a dragon. Their name is based on the Japanese onomatopoeic word for the flapping of its wings (basabasa).

### Mega Swampert

**General Information**: Mega Swampert (known as "Mega Raguraji" in Japan) is a Water/Ground-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Swampertite.

**Motif**: Axolotl, Mudskipper

The axolotl is an species of salamander native to Mexico indentified by the stalks sticking out from their gills. They have been hunted to near extinction due to studies of their impressive regeneration and being eaten as food. Their name means "servant of water" in Spanish.

### Mega Gardevoir

**General Information**: Mega Gardevoir (known as "Mega Sanaito" in Japan) is a Psychic/Fairy-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Gardevoirite.

**Motif**: Ballroom Dancer

### Mega Sableye

**General Information**: Mega Sableye (known as "Mega Yamirami" in Japan) is a Dark/Ghost-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Sablenite.

**Motif**: Hopkinsville Goblin

### Mega Mawile

**General Information**: Mega Mawile (known as "Mega Kuchito" in Japan) is a Steel/Fairy-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Mawilite.

**Motif**: Futakuchi-onna

The Futakuchi-onna is a type of Japanese monster which possesses two mouths: a normal one on her face and a second beneath her hair on the back of the head. Legend says that this yokai is born when a woman refuses to eat food, spawning a second mouth than irritatingly screams if not fed enough. It also possesses the ability to move its hair in a similar manner to a serpent. Its name means "two-mouthed woman".

### Mega Aggron

**General Information**: Mega Aggron (known as "Mega Bosugodora" in Japan) is a Steel-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Aggronite.

**Motif**: Pulgasari

### Mega Medicham

**General Information**: Mega Medicham (known as "Mega Charemu" in Japan) is a Fighting/Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Medichamite.

**Motifs**: Primate, Yoga, Rain Dancer

### Mega Manectric

**General Information**: Mega Manectric (known as "Mega Raiboruto" in Japan) is an Electric-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Manectite.

**Motif**: Raiju

Raiju (Thunder Animal/Beast) is a legendary creature from Japanese mythology believed to originate from the Edo period. It takes the form of an animal made of white and blue lightning, with the most common depictions being a dog or wolf. It is the companion of Raijin, the Shinto god of lightning. A particularly peculiar behavior of the Raiju is that it likes to sleep inside human navels, forcing Raijin to shoot lightning at the poor person and often injuring them in the process.

### Mega Sharpedo

**General Information**: Mega Sharpedo (known as "Mega Samehada" in Japan) is a Water/Dark-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Sharpedonite.

**Motifs**: Sawshark, Sawfish, Motorboat

The sawshark is any member of the Pristiophoriformes order of sharks, found most commonly in the Indian and southern Pacific Oceans. Human interaction is rare due to living in deep parts of the ocean. They are named after their unique saw-like snout with sharp teeth running down both edges, which they use to strike at their prey.

### Mega Camerupt

**General Information**: Mega Camerupt (known as "Mega Bakuda" in Japan) is a Fire/Ground-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Cameruptite.

**Motifs**: Camel, Wild Yak, Volcano

A volcano is a rupture in the crust of Earth or another planetary-mass object that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from beneath the object's surface. On Earth, volcanoes are formed by tectonic plates and are more often found underwater rather than above. The word "volcano" is based on Vulcan, the Roman god of fire.

### Mega Altaria

**General Information**: Mega Altaria (known as "Mega Chirutarisu" in Japan) is a Dragon/Fairy-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Altarianite.

**Motifs**: Peng, Cockatiel

### Mega Banette

**General Information**: Mega Banette (known as "Mega Jupetta" in Japan) is a Ghost-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Banettite.

**Motifs**: Haunted Doll, Tsukumogami, Voodoo Doll

Tsukumogami (Tool Kami) are a type of yokai from Japanese folklore believed to be the reborn spirit of a discarded object.

### Mega Absol

**General Information**: Mega Absol is a Dark-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Absolite.

**Motifs**: Bai Ze, Sphinx, Angel

A sphinx is a legendary creature that appears in Egyptian and Greek mythology. They have a human head, the body of a lion, and falcon wings. One Greek legend describes them as treacherous and challenging people with a deadly riddle. The most famous depiction of the creature is the Great Sphinx of Giza, a limestone statue located on the western bank of the Nile River which is a common symbol of Egyptian culture. The name of this beast could hail from the Latin word for "strangling" or from the Egyptian word meaning "divine image".

An angel is a supernatural spiritual being who serves God within various theistic religions. Abrahamic religions (such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) depict angels as benevolent intermediaries between God and humanity. Modern depictions of angels are usually shaped like humans with large bird-like wings. The word is derived from the Late Greek word "angelos" ('messenger').

### Mega Glalie

**General Information**: Mega Glalie (known as "Mega Onigori" in Japan) is an Ice-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Glalitite.

**Motif**: Oni

An Oni is a kind of demon, yokai, or ogre in Japanese folklore. They are mostly known for their evil nature often manifested through their propensity for murder. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. They come in a variety of colors, are often wearing loincloths made of tiger pelt, and carry large iron clubs called kanabo.

### Mega Salamence

**General Information**: Mega Salamence (known as "Mega Bomanda" in Japan) is a Dragon/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Salamencite.

**Motifs**: European Dragon, Fighter Jet, Hang Gliding

A dragon is a large serpentine creature found in the folklore and mythology of many different cultures worldwide. The word "dragon" is derived from the Latin word for the creature (draco). Salamence appears to be specifically modeled after a European dragon.

### Mega Metagross

**General Information**: Mega Metagross is a Steel/Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Metagrossite.

**Motifs**: Robot, Spider, Antikythera Mechanism

### Mega Latias

**General Information**: Mega Latias is a Dragon/Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Latiasite.

**Motifs**: Jet Plane, Dragon, Bird

### Mega Latios

**General Information**: Mega Latios is a Dragon/Psychic-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Latiosite.

**Motifs**: Jet Plane, Dragon, Bird

### Mega Rayquaza

**General Information**: Mega Rayquaza is a Dragon/Flying-type Mega Evolved Pokemon, accessed if the Rayquaza knows Dragon Ascent and isn't holding a Z-Crystal.

**Motif**: Quetzalcoatl

Quetzalcoatl is an important deity from Aztec mythology who is associated as the god of life, light, and wisdom as well as the lord of the day and the winds. He is most commonly depicted in common culture as a feathered serpent. His name means 'Precious serpent' in the Nahuatl language, but Ixtlilxochitl (a descendant of Aztec royalty) explained that his name is supposed to allegorically mean 'Wisest of Men'.

### Mega Lopunny

**General Information**: Mega Lopunny (known as "Mega Mimiroppu" in Japan) is a Normal/Fighting-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Lopunnite.

**Motifs**: Lop Rabbit, 1980's Aerobics Outfit

### Mega Garchomp

**General Information**: Mega Garchomp (known as "Gaburiasu" in Japan) is a Dragon/Ground-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Garchompite.

**Motifs**: Wyvern, Jet, Grim Reaper

A wyvern is a legendary bipedal dragon that is commonly portrayed in heraldry and modern fantasy. They possess a pair of wings and a tail that ends in a diamond or arrow shaped tip. Unlike four-legged dragons, the wyvern of folklore did not breathe fire. Their origins are generally traced to the ancient Greeks or the Wales of the United Kingdom. Their name is not officially used to describe this creature prior to the seventeenth century, the word instead deriving from the Latin root 'vipera' which is the origin of the viper snake.

The Grim Reaper is a portrayal of the concept of Death in different mythologies. It is portrayed as a living skeleton wearing a black cloak and wielding a scythe, which it uses to kill those at their time of death.

### Mega Lucario

**General Information**: Mega Lucario is a Fighting/Steel-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Lucarionite.

**Motif**: Anubis

Anubis is the Egyptian god of death, the afterlife, and the underworld most often depicted as having a canine head. Anubis' main role was as a god who weighed a person's soul to determine whether they could enter the realm of the dead. He is one of the most frequently depicted and mentioned gods in the Egyptian pantheon, despite no relevant myths involving him. His name in Ancient Egyptian means 'a royal child' ("anpu"), with Anubis being the Greek rendering of this god's name.

### Mega Abomasnow

**General Information**: Mega Abomasnow (known as "Mega Yukinoo" in Japan) is a Grass/Ice-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Abomasite.

**Motif**: Yeti

The Yeti, also known to Western audiences as the Abominable Snowman, is a very well-known cryptid who originated from Himalayan folklore in Asia. It is a ape-like creature coated in white fur that lives in cold environments. It is often compared to Bigfoot, both of which being arguably the most famous and sought-after cryptids in the world. Its name derives from the language of Tibet, meaning 'rocky bear'.

### Mega Gallade

**General Information**: Mega Gallade (known as "Mega Erureido" in Japan) is a Psychic/Fighting-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Galladite.

**Motifs**: Knight, Matador

A knight is an honorary title given to a military soldier that is meant to serve the monarch of a country or organization. During the Early Middle Ages of Europe, the title most often was given to warriors who rode on horseback and possessed a code of chivalry that they took very seriously. They served their master as a personal bodyguard, an elite fighter, or a mercenary who killed for money. The word most likely is based on the Old English word "cniht", which refers to a servant.

A matador, also known as a bullfighter, is a practitioner in the art of bullfighting which is popular in countries of Portuguese and Spanish culture. The practice involves placing a matador and a bull inside of an arena and having the two fight to see which will kill the other first.

### Mega Audino

**General Information**: Mega Audino (known as "Mega Tabunne" in Japan) is a Normal/Fairy-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Audinite.

**Motifs**: Rabbit, Fairy, Angel

Rabbits are small mammals in the Leporidae family of the Lagomorpha order. The particular species of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) is familiar as a common wild animal and is sometimes kept as a pet. Their name comes from the Middle English word "rabet".

A fairy is a type of mythological being from European cultures (examples include Celtic, Slavic, German, and English) that is considered a form a spirit. While no perfect definition for a fairy exists, they are generally seen as enchanted spirits with magical powers that are either benevolent or tricksters.

An angel is a supernatural spiritual being who serves God within various theistic religions. Abrahamic religions (such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) depict angels as benevolent intermediaries between God and humanity. Modern depictions of angels are usually shaped like humans with large bird-like wings. The word is derived from the Late Greek word "angelos" ('messenger').

### Mega Diancie

**General Information**: Mega Diancie is a Rock/Fairy-type Mega Evolved Pokemon obtained through the usage of Diancite.

**Motifs**: Carbuncle, Princess

The carbuncle (known in its original Spanish language as the Carbunclo) is a legendary creature from South American folklore, specifically northern Chile. It is believed to be an animal made of a living precious stone that grants fortune and good luck to whomever should own it. According to the Book of Imaginary Beings by Jorge Luis Borges, it was first seen during the 16th century by Spanish conquistadors (the Book is an unreliable source, so the creature itself might be Jorge's own invention). The name is based on the Latin word "carbunculus", meaning 'little coal'.

## Ideas

### Biological

* Aardvark
* Archerfish
* Barracuda
* Blue-Ringed Octopus
* Cassowary
* Coyote
* Dead Leaf Mantis
* Dingo
* Firebrat
* Fossa
* Gila Monster
* Gorilla
* Hammerhead Shark
* Iguana
* Jackal
* Komodo Dragon
* Lacewing
* Longhorn Beetle
* Mexican Mole Lizard
* Narwhal
* Opah
* Pink Fairy Armadillo
* Platypus
* Quail
* Rattlesnake
* Sawshark
* Sea Snake
* Shoebill
* Tasmanian Devil
* Wild Turkey

### Mythology/Folklore

* Ah Puch
* Aswang
* Balor
* Baron Samedi
* Cerberus
* Cupid
* Dover Demon
* Ent
* Flatwoods Monster
* Ganesha
* Gullinkambi
* Horus
* Jiangshi
* King Arthur
* La Llorona
* Merlin
* Nanook
* Obariyon
* Peter Pan
* Prometheus
* Rakshasa
* Sisyphus
* Trojan Horse
* Undine
* Wanyudo
* Ymir

### Objects

* Anvil
* Birdcage
* Boleite
* Chimney
* Christmas Tree
* Dowsing Rod
* Eraser
* Ferris Wheel
* Gondola
* Gumball Machine
* Hamburger
* Ice Cream Sandwich
* Jack-in-the-Box
* Kotatsu
* Lawnmower
* Minecart
* Nutcracker
* Oil Drum
* Piggy Bank
* Pipe Organ
* Rickshaw
* Rubik's Cube
* Shopping Cart
* Television
* Tombstone
* Ukulele
* Weather Vane
* Zamboni

### World Culture

* Nebra Sky Disk
* Quimbaya Artifact

### Other

* Bosozoku
* Flapper
* Wedding