Pokesmons
Across
- 5. Can learn every TM, HM and Tutor move. (3)
- 6. It is believed this evolved fossil Pokémon's extinction occurred because its shell grew too large for it to move effectively. (7)
- 7. Its tail often breaks off, but it can grow back. Has two possible evolutions. (8)
- 10. This Ghost type got a Mega Evolution in Generation VI. (6)
- 11. The skull it wore became part of its body when it evolved into this Pokémon. (7)
- 13. It and its pre-evolution had Clamp as their signature move in Generation I. (8)
- 14. It transforms into its four-winged Generation II evolution when it becomes friendly enough with its trainer. (6)
- 16. Has 80 tentacles to constrict and poison prey. (10)
- 19. Is often mistaken for a rock, and will swing its arms angrily if stepped on. (7)
- 20. This Pokémon's tongue is almost twice as long as its body. Mlem.(9)
- 21. Lovely Kiss is this female-only Pokémon's signature move. (4)
- 22. Its Japanese name literally means "Ghost". (7)
- 23. One of three possible evolutions of a Generation II Pokémon, occurring when its attack is higher than its defense. (9)
Down
- 1. This Fighting type Pokémon has shackles on its arms and legs and angers easily. (8)
- 2. The only fossil Pokémon to have a Mega Evolution. (10)
- 3. This fully evolved Pokémon can somehow use Fly, despite being based on a flightless bird. (6)
- 4. Known as the Cocoon Pokémon, along with Metapod, Silcoon and Cascoon. (6)
- 8. Its name is a "misspelling" of a mineral. (4)
- 9. Known as the Egg Pokémon, a category it shares with Chansey. (9)
- 12. This Pokémon and it's pre-evolved form had the signature move Glare in Generation I. (5)
- 15. Often found blocking the way throughout Kanto. (7)
- 17. Can gallop at speeds of up to 150mph. (8)
- 18. Prior to Pokémon Platinum, this Pokémon couldn't deal any damage to Steel types, as the only attack it could learn was Poison Sting. (6)
- 24. According to Ultra Sun's Pokédex entry, "sludge ponds" are being set up to prevent this Pokémon's extinction. (3)