History Characters / PokemonCloverFochunPokedexCheerlyToClovenix

* PomPomGirl: Cheerific is actually cheerful and well-spirited as opposed to being TheCheerleader.

* ItemCaddy: Caracold has Pickup as a possible ability, which gives it a chance to get random items at the end of each fight. The line also has Frisk as a Hidden Ability which lets them know what item the enemy is packing, which can be combined with [[VideoGameStealing Thief]]for farming items such as [[VendorTrash Nuggets/Star Pieces]] from Chompest or [[RareCandy Mushrooms]] from Smellox.

* GradualGrinder: One of Flowre's best ways to deal with its foes is swamp them with Leech Seed, inflict them with Toxic, and then spam Protect/Substitute/Synthesis until they eventually die. Alternatively, it can also put them to sleep and inflict a Nightmare to steadily damage them in their sleep, but it isn't as effective as the first strategy.

Flower-like entities that, despite what their appearance might suggest, aren't Grass-types. In fact, it's believed that they are not ''Pokémon'' at all. [[https://s4s.fandom.com/wiki/Flowre Originating as a meme in the /s4s/ 4chan board]], Flowre is designed to be the maximum ruse by virtue of its unlikely typing, ability and, as mentioned before, not being a Pokémon in the first place. When exposed to a Moon Stone, Flowre evolves into Florious, which gives up its meme life and actually becomes a Pokémon for real.

A Fairy-type Pokémon who was once worshiped as a goddess of beauty. Demiwaifu's body is composed of many parts from other Pokémon originating from vanilla games, most consisting of female-looking ones who are often subject to RuleThirtyFour by the fanbase such as [[CuteMonsterGirl Gardevoir]], [[PlantPerson Lilligant]], [[PlayboyBunny Lopunny]], [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers or Blaziken]].

* StatusBuff: They learn Toke, a clone of Shell Smash that severely powers them up while reducing their defenses. They also get Amnesia to make them even bulkier on the Special side.

* MiddleEasternTerrorists: Their main theme. Oilslam's arms are shaped like the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_and_crescent star and crescent]], which is a symbol many terrorist groups have taken as their own (think of [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazis]] and [[NonNaziSwastika swastikas]]), while Isissin is a clear reference to the (in)famous terrorist group ISIS.

Evacycle is a Steel/Psychic bicycle-like robot that references ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. In ancient times, Evacycle gathered an army of bikes and devastated lands with its extreme honking.

* FinalBoss: Shares this role with [[spoiler: You Mom's]] Masdawg, as while the latter could be considered [[spoiler: her]] SignatureMon, Baddon is arguably [[spoiler: her]] strongest thanks to its literal Legendary stats.

* LolSixtyNine: All of Dubus's stats are 69, except for its Speed of 66.

* StatusAilment: They learn Memento, which faints them but harshly lowers the opponent's offenses.

* ALoadOfBull: Based on an ox crossed with a trash bag.

* BadassMustache: The three of them, but special mention goes to Somboludo, who probably wouldn't look half as badass without its impressive mustache.

* BadassMustache: Both Karawn and Mabster have mustaches resembling those of a a prawn or a shrimp.

* BadassMustache: Thanks to it, we definitely know that Notridley is not Ridley!

[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A trio of Legendary Steel-type Pokémon]], each one being a ShoutOut to a certain piece of entertainment media.

* BadassBeard: Whizzard's ice crystal on its chin bears a resemblance to an icy beard, going with its wizard motif.

* StatusEffects: They learn the three main "Powder" moves: Sleep Powder, Poison Powder, and Stun Spore.

* DisabilityImmunity: One of their hidden abilities, Comatose, treats them as if being permanently Asleep but without the inability of move during their turn. As such, this makes them immune to other StatusEffects.

* StatusEffects: One of their hidden abilities is Misty Surge, which summons a Misty Terrain that completely prevents any of these from working as long as it stays active.

* HealingFactor: They get Hydration as a Hidden Ability, which cures them of StatusEffects under rain.

* DisabilitySuperPower: One of their normal abilities is Guts, which increases their Attack stat if suffering from a StatusEffect.

* StatusEffects: One of the few Pokémon to get Toxic as a level-up move. It also learns many other moves capable of poisoning like Poison Fang/Jab/Tail or Cross Poison.

* StatusEffect: As they are based on hydras, which in return are based on serpents, Pyralink are capable of learning Glare to paralyze their foes. They also get Dragon Breath and Lava Plume, which has a high chance of paralyzing/burning, respectively.

* StatusEffects: Singlets and Dubus learn Thunder Wave via level-up.

* SituationalDamageAttack: They naturally learn Hex, which deals double damage against opponents with a StatusEffect.

* StatusEffects: They naturally learn Poison Gas and Toxic Spikes. Miasmortor also has Effect Spore, which in addition to poisoning can also paralyze or put to sleep opponents that make contact with it.

* StatusEffects: It naturally learns Poison Gas and Sing, and one of its abilities is Poison Touch, which gives all of its contact moves a chance of poisoning the target.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Learns Hex, which deals double damage against opponents with a StatusEffect. Thanks to its great base power under those circumstances and STAB, Unjoy can deal pretty good damage even with its below average Special Attack stat.

* DisabilitySuperpower: Drapillar and Caparagon get Marvel Scale as a possible ability, which boosts their defenses by 50% if they get inflicted by a StatusEffect.

* StatusBuff: Mantrake learns Dragon Dance via level and can be tutored to learn Swords Dance. In addition, one of its possible abilities is Compound Eyes, which gives its attacks a 30% accuracy boost. On the other end, its pre-evolutions may have Marvel Scale to boost their Defense by 50% if they get inflicted with a StatusEffect.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Naturally learns Hex, which does double damage against foes with a StatusEffect. It also gets Electro Ball, which does more damage the faster it is in comparison to the enemy.

* StatusEffects: Naturally learns Thunder Wave.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Ayylamo has Synchronize, which makes the enemy suffer the same StatusEffect if it inflicts one towards Ayylamo.

* StatusEffects: One of its Hidden Abilities is Static, which may paralyze the foe if it makes contact with it.

* HealThyself: Learns Recover, Roost ''and'' its SecretArt Regenerate to instantly recover health. Regenerate has the added benefit of curing StatusEffects, but the former two have more Power Points, so its up to the player decide which move to use.

* SecretArt: It's the only Pokémon capable of learning Regenerate, which not only heals it similarly to other HealThyself moves from the franchise, but also removes StatusEffects. Also, like other clover-based Pokémon, is one of the only ones capable of learning Futaba Break, a Grass-type move that destroys defense-buffing barriers.

* StatusEffects: They naturally get Thunder Wave.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Learns Hex, which doubles in power if the enemy is afflicted with a StatusEffect. Unlike most users, they don't get many ways of spreading these (they learn Toxic via TM and Praestish has the Elemental Fangs, but they only have 10% chance of inflicting one), so it's a tad useless on them. They also get Brine, which doubles in power if the enemy is below half HP.

* StandardStatusEffect: They naturally get Thunder Wave.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Learns Hex, which doubles in power if the enemy is afflicted with a StandardStatusEffect. Unlike most users, they don't get many ways of spreading these (they learn Toxic via TM and Praestish has the Elemental Fangs, but they only have 10% chance of inflicting one), so it's a tad useless on them. They also get Brine, which doubles in power if the enemy is below half HP.

* StandardStatusEffect: They learn the three main "Powder" moves: Sleep Powder, Poison Powder, and Stun Spore.

* DisabilityImmunity: One of their hidden abilities, Comatose, treats them as if being permanently Asleep but without the inability of move during their turn. As such, this makes them immune to other StandardStatusEffects.

* StandardStatusEffects:: One of their hidden abilities is Misty Surge, which summons a Misty Terrain that completely prevents any of these from working as long as it stays active.

* HealingFactor: They get Hydration as a Hidden Ability, which cures them of StandardStatusEffects under rain.

* DisabilitySuperPower: One of their normal abilities is Guts, which increases their Attack stat if suffering from a StandardStatusEffect.

* StandardStatusEffect: One of the few Pokémon to get Toxic as a level-up move. It also learns many other moves capable of poisoning like Poison Fang/Jab/Tail or Cross Poison.
* StatusBuff: It learns Nasty Plot via level-up.

* StandardStatusEffect: As they are based on hydras, which in return are based on serpents, Pyralink are capable of learning Glare to paralyze their foes. They also get Dragon Breath and Lava Plume, which has a high chance of paralyzing/burning, respectively.

* StandardStatusEffect: Singlets and Dubus learn Thunder Wave via level-up.

* SituationalDamageAttack: They naturally learn Hex, which deals double damage against opponents with a StandardStatusEffect.
* StandardStatusEffect: They naturally learn Poison Gas and Toxic Spikes. Miasmortor also has Effect Spore, which in addition to poisoning can also paralyze or put to sleep opponents that make contact with it.

* StandardStatusEffect: It naturally learns Poison Gas and Sing, and one of its abilities is Poison Touch, which gives all of its contact moves a chance of poisoning the target.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Learns Hex, which deals double damage against opponents with StandardStatusEffect. Thanks to its great base power under those circumstances and STAB, Unjoy can deal pretty good damage even with its below average Special Attack stat.

* DisabilitySuperpower: Drapillar and Caparagon get Marvel Scale as a possible ability, which boosts their defenses by 50% if they get inflicted by a StandardStatusEffect.

* StatusBuff: Mantrake learns Dragon Dance via level and can be tutored to learn Swords Dance. In addition, one of its possible abilities is Compound Eyes, which gives its attacks a 30% accuracy boost. On the other end, its pre-evolutions may have Marvel Scale to boost their Defense by 50% if they get inflicted with a StandardStatusEffect.

* SituationalDamageAttack: Naturally learns Hex, which does double damage against foes with a StandardStatusEffect. It also gets Electro Ball, which does more damage the faster it is in comparison to the enemy.

* StandardStatusEffect: Naturally learns Thunder Wave.
* StatusBuff: Spilefree learns both Agility and Cosmic Power. The former is significantly more useful, as it makes it practically impossible to outspeed.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Ayylamo has Synchronize, which makes the enemy suffer the same StandardStatusEffect if it inflicts one towards Ayylamo.

* StandardStatusEffects: One of its Hidden Abilities is Static, which may paralyze the foe if it makes contact with it.

* HealThyself: Learns Recover, Roost ''and'' its SecretArt Regenerate to instantly recover health. Regenerate has the added benefit of curing StandardStatusEffect, but the former two have more Power Points, so its up to the player decide which move to use.

* SecretArt: It's the only Pokémon capable of learning Regenerate, which not only heals it similarly to other HealThyself moves from the franchise, but also removes StandardStatusEffects. Also, like other clover-based Pokémon, is one of the only ones capable of learning Futaba Break, a Grass-type move that destroys defense-buffing barriers.

* MasterOfNone: Apart from slightly good HP (which is mitigated by its poor defenses) and Attack stats (which isn't anything impressive), Smellox doesn't excels at anything nor can perform any role very well.

* FedoraOfAsskicking: Armowite's fedora is armed with blades, and Euphoreal is a living UfO-like fedora itself.

* ShoutOut: [[https://i.imgur.com/AXnTLvl.png Shiny Charagon]]'s color palette makes it resemble [[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine Thomas the Tank Engine]].

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* BellyMouth: {{Subverted}}. Similarly to Pengas above, the toothy mouth in Praestish's body is a fake its uses to scare off predators and enemies.

[[folder:Steel Legendary Trio: Evacycle, Foryu ''[-(Fōyū)-]'', and Scytill]]

145: Foryu / Fōyū (フョーユー ''fyōyū'')\\

[[folder:Singlets, Dubus ''[-(Shekemu)-]'', and Tripsius ''[-(Gotēmu)-]'']]

110: Dubus / Shekemu (シェケム ''shekemu'')\\
111: Tripsius / Gotēmu (ゴテーム ''gotēmu'')

[[folder:Inbitween, Geigh, and Dragking ''[-(Geiponī, Ponirashī, and Doraggukuīn)-]'']]
!125: Inbitween / Geiponī\\
126: Geigh / Ponirashī\\
232: Dragking / Doraggukuīn

[[folder:Ayylamo and Uwotto ''[-(Aīramo and Yuwhatmeite)-]'']]
!133: Ayylamo / Aīramo\\
228: Uwotto / Yuwhatmeite

145: Foryu / Fōyū\\

[[folder:Notridley ''[-(Ridorimasen)-]'']]
!149: Notridley / Ridorimasen

[[folder:Clovenix ''[-(Kurōbenia)-]'']]
!151: Clovenix / Kurōbenia

!104: Poizookie / Dinonomu\\
105: Toxiraptor / Benomuputā

110: Dubus / Shekemu\\
111: Tripsius / Gotēmu

!115: Hanginy / Pinguru\\
116: Chancer / Unlucky\\
117: Unjoy / Joyless

124: Chantruth / Shokubō

!132: Blobbos / Oboma

* DevelopmentGag: Its unusual amount of Bug-type moves and ability that boosts moves of said type comes from an error in one of ''Clover's'' beta versions that accidentally made the line Bug instead of Grass-type.

* MythologyGag: Its unusual amount of Bug-type moves and ability that boosts moves of said type comes from an error in one of ''Clover's'' beta versions that accidentally made the line Bug instead of Grass-type.