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Across
  1. 4. 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)
  2. 6. Its Japanese name literally means "Ghost". (7)
  3. 8. This Ghost type got a Mega Evolution in Generation VI. (6)
  4. 9. Its tail often breaks off, but it can grow back. Has two possible evolutions. (8)
  5. 10. Can learn every TM, HM and Tutor move. (3)
  6. 11. Can gallop at speeds of up to 150mph. (8)
  7. 14. Despite having no eyes, this Pokémon can learn and execute Mean Look. (5)
  8. 15. It is believed this evolved fossil Pokémon's extinction occurred because its shell grew too large for it to move effectively. (7)
  9. 17. It and its pre-evolution had Clamp as their signature move in Generation I. (8)
  10. 20. Is often mistaken for a rock, and will swing its arms angrily if stepped on. (7)
  11. 22. This Pokémon's tongue is almost twice as long as its body. Mlem.(9)
  12. 23. Known as the Cocoon Pokémon, along with Metapod, Silcoon and Cascoon. (6)
  13. 24. Lovely Kiss is this female-only Pokémon's signature move. (4)
Down
  1. 1. This fully evolved Pokémon can somehow use Fly, despite being based on a flightless bird. (6)
  2. 2. The only fossil Pokémon to have a Mega Evolution. (10)
  3. 3. This Fighting type Pokémon has shackles on its arms and legs and angers easily. (8)
  4. 5. Known as the Egg Pokémon, a category it shares with Chansey. (9)
  5. 7. This Pokémon and it's pre-evolved form had the signature move Glare in Generation I. (5)
  6. 12. One of three possible evolutions of a Generation II Pokémon, occurring when its attack is higher than its defense. (9)
  7. 13. According to Ultra Sun's Pokédex entry, "sludge ponds" are being set up to prevent this Pokémon's extinction. (3)
  8. 16. The skull it wore became part of its body when it evolved into this Pokémon. (7)
  9. 18. Often found blocking the way throughout Kanto. (7)
  10. 19. Has 80 tentacles to constrict and poison prey. (10)
  11. 21. Its name is a "misspelling" of a mineral. (4)