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#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

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— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 6, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Don’t get caught by Drednaw, Trainers! This Pokémon can move very quickly despite its heavy shell, and its fangs are strong enough to bite through rock and iron. pic.twitter.com/V3A0BBhwza

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 5, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar-region edition

Yamper has a new Ability called Ball Fetch! If you throw a Poké Ball at a wild Pokémon but fail to catch it, Yamper will retrieve the Poké Ball (if it’s not already holding an item, of course). pic.twitter.com/E2zvs1fB5G

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 4, 2019

…Because you all know what happens when Morpeko gets hungry! pic.twitter.com/duif5pFFDx

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 3, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Galarian Zigzagoon never settle down! They’re known to inhabit all areas of the Galar region, from grassy fields to bustling towns. pic.twitter.com/G0CiRFtziH

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) September 2, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

The tiny seeds attached to Eldegoss’s cotton fluff are said to be highly nutritious. It spreads these seeds by sending them on the wind, making the soil of the Galar region rich in nutrients! 🌱 pic.twitter.com/1zKBQjykWg

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 31, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Despite their combative nature, Obstagoon rarely attack first! They prefer to taunt their opponents into making the first move. 💢 💢 💢 pic.twitter.com/7gAaCkEits

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 30, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Galarian Linoone are very popular among the disaffected youths of the Galar region for their rash and fearless personalities! pic.twitter.com/V4rba5ucXz

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 29, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Sobble’s tears are said to be as potent as 100 onions, so when this Pokémon cries, you will too! 😭 pic.twitter.com/V62inmNs6y

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 28, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Wooloo fleece is a specialty product of the Galar region and is often used to make clothing and other textiles. Their fleece fully grows back in only three months! pic.twitter.com/2mkvehmuSZ

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 27, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Corviknight is said to be the strongest sky-dwelling Pokémon in the Galar region!

Many say that a sharp glare and cry from this fearsome Pokémon is enough to send opponents running. 😱 pic.twitter.com/h0GJzw47fk

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 26, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Alcremie has a sweet technique for distracting its foes!

It throws a sweet-smelling cream with a powerful soothing effect that causes opponents to lose their will to battle! pic.twitter.com/jGvYqotROT

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 25, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Because the soles of Scorbunny’s feet can become very hot, it can burn opponents just by kicking them! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/4HB2AcY597

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 24, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Up until about 100 years ago, every household in the Galar region had a Rolycoly! Families would use this Pokémon’s coal for cooking and heating. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/KYpf8XGvEm

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 23, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Grookey’s branch develops special powers after being exposed to Grookey’s energy.

Wilted flowers and leaves regain their color when Grookey drums its stick near them! 🥀🌹 pic.twitter.com/omA33t5KXY

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 22, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Gossifleur’s pollen has a healing effect that works on both people and Pokémon! Tea made from this pollen is a common folk medicine remedy in the Galar region. 🍵 pic.twitter.com/Ugrwy2AbLS

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 21, 2019

#Pokemon Fact: Galar region edition

Duraludon’s body is made of a metal that is surprisingly light. Despite its size, this Pokémon only weighs about 88 pounds!

Duraludon is also the second Steel- and Dragon-type Pokémon to be discovered so far! pic.twitter.com/g1mRumIHw1

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 20, 2019

There’s a lot to explore in the region of Galar—and a lot more to learn about the Pokémon we’ve already discovered!

We’ll be sharing some more facts about these new Pokémon over the next few days—stay tuned, Trainers! pic.twitter.com/CCDQ2p2y02

— Pokémon (@Pokemon) August 19, 2019