| Pokemon Places | Pokemonormal Types | PokeRoyalty | Split Evolutions | Fossils |
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What are Graveyards?
Gastly
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What is Kangaskhanormal?
A large, motherly, Pokemon, never seen without their young.
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What is Slowking?
This Pokemon has a clammy crown
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What are Gorebyss and Huntail?
A Deep-Sea bivalve Pokemon
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What is the Skull Fossil?
Cranidos
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What are Lakes?
Lotad
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What is Kecleonormal?
This sly lizard can be any type, but it's default is:
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What is Kingdra?
A king among dragons
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What are Poliwrath and Politoed?
A bipedal swirl Pokemon
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What is the Helix Fossil?
Omanyte
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What are Gutters?
Grimer
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What is Magnemitelectric?
This steel-type object Pokemon is one of two families that share their unique dual typing. The other is Togedemaru.
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What are Nidoqueen and Nidoking?
The Kantonian Royal Power Couple
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What are Glalie and Froslass?
Runty and weak, but with great potential
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What is the Old Amber?
Aerodactyl
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What are Crags?
Charmander
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What is Beautiflying?
This local beautiful bug type also carries a second type:
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What is Vespiquen?
This bug Pokemon is found commanding her hundreds of loyal followers
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What are Vileplume and Bellossom?
These plants are night and day
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What is the Sail Fossil?
Amaura
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What are Plains?
Phanpy
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What is Charizardragon?
This Kanto favorite is often thought to be, but isn't.
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What is Slaking?
While not technically royalty, this Pokemon is "King" of laziness.
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What are Silcoon and Cascoon/Beautifly and Dustox?
These bug types split early
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What are the Fish and Drake Fossils?
Dracovish
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