| Alolan Marowak | |
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Type(s):
Fire/Ghost
Height:
3' 03"
Weight:
34kg
Details:
The Marowak in the Alola region take bones and light both ends on fire by rubbing them against their foreheads. Then they spin the bones around! Marowak’s rarity and its fearsome appearance when it dances with its bone led the people of Alola to dub it a conjurer and regard it with fear.
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| Alolan Sandshrew | |
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Type(s):
Ice/Steel
Height:
2' 04"
Weight:
88.2 lbs
Details:
Sandshrew have historically lived in desert areas, but the frequent eruptions of nearby volcanoes drove the them to abandon the desert and migrate to snowy mountains where they took on this form.
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| Alolan Sandslash | |
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Type(s):
Ice/Steel
Height:
3' 11"
Weight:
121.3 lbs
Details:
The Alolan Sandshrew of the snowy mountains evolve into Alolan Sandslash with spiny backs that are covered in ice. Alolan Sandslash hide themselves in the snow when strong enemies appear, leaving only their needles exposed and ready for business.
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| Alolan Ninetales | |
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Type(s):
Ice/Fairy
Height:
3' 07"
Weight:
43.9 lbs
Details:
Alolan Ninetales is able to produce ice crystals from the fur that covers its body. It can use these ice crystals to block attacks, or it can form balls of ice, which it fires like bullets at opponents. These ice missiles have enough power to pulverize rock.
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| Alolan Vulpix | |
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Type(s):
Ice
Height:
2' 00"
Weight:
21.8 lbs
Details:
It is said that Vulpix came to the Alola region together with humans, but the Fox Pokémon moved to the snowy mountain peaks to avoid the normal habitats of other Pokémon, and thus it ended up taking on this form.
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| Alolan Exeggutor | |
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Type(s):
Grass/Dragon
Height:
35' 09"
Weight:
916.2 lbs
Details:
Unlike other Exeggutor, the Alolan Exeggutor has a fourth head—on its tail! This fourth head controls the tail independently and can take on opponents to the rear that can’t be reached by the main heads’ attacks.
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| Morelull | |
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Type(s):
Grass/Fairy
Height:
0' 08"
Weight:
3.3 lbs
Details:
Morelull are nocturnal Pokémon that walk around at night on their leg-like roots. They move because staying in one spot and sucking all the nutrients from the soil would cause surrounding plants to wither. With their roots, they make contact with other Morelull and communicate with one another.
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