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386;;"Deoxys can switch between four forms, a feature unique to it as the first Pokémon with form-specific base stats and moves.</br>In <b>Gen  3</b>, its form is game-specific but can be changed by trading.</br>From <b>Gen 4 to 8</b>, interacting with specific meteorites changes its form.</br>In {SV;GAME;scarlet-violet} owning a {Deoxys;POKEMON;deoxys} allows the player to win a {Meteorite;ITEM;meteorite} at Porto Marinada Market, cycling through its forms.";"Deoxys can switch between four forms, a feature unique to it as the first Pokémon with form-specific base stats and moves.<br>In <b>Gen  3</b>, its form is game-specific but can be changed by trading.<br>From <b>Gen 4 to 8</b>, interacting with specific meteorites changes its form.<br>In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #f13b2e; color: #FFFFFF;"">S</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #852196; color: #FFFFFF;"">V</span></div> owning a <a href=""/pokemon/deoxys"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Deoxys</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/0c5cc5d01871c55f46762844923a1c7f60a28e5a62b76ea6d97ea9b6bc52ae49w40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Deoxys"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> allows the player to win a <a href=""/items/meteorite"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Meteorite</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/4f267de3fa424a72b63a0cddd3e3eb27ae828a97c40380aecd9a29e9c832947aw20h20"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Item Icon for Meteorite"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> at Porto Marinada Market, cycling through its forms."
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412;53;"Burmy has three forms: <b>Plant Cloak</b>, <b>Sandy Cloak</b>, and <b>Trash Cloak</b>.<br/>It changes its cloak based on the battle environment, not affected by {Exp. Share;ITEM;exp-share}.</br>
Upon evolving into {Wormadam;POKEMON;wormadam} it retains its cloak.</br>
Cloak changes are purely cosmetic, determined by the mother's cloak in breeding.</br>
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<b>Plant Cloak</b> appears after battles in grassy areas or outside.</br>
In {LA;GAME;legends-arceus} it occurs in Jubilife Village and the Obsidian Fieldlands.</br>
Female Plant Cloak Burmy evolves into Plant Cloak Wormadam, a {BUG;TYPE;Bug} / {GRASS;TYPE;Grass}-type Pokémon with a cloak of leaves and twigs.</br>
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<b>Sandy Cloak</b> results from battles in caves, on beaches, or during snowstorms in Gen 4.</br>
In {LA;GAME;legends-arceus} it occurs in the Crimson Mirelands or the Coronet Highlands.</br>
Female Sandy Cloak Burmy evolves into Sandy Cloak Wormadam, a {BUG;TYPE;Bug} / {GROUND;TYPE;Ground}-type Pokémon with a cloak of sand and rocks.</br>
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<b>Trash Cloak</b> forms after battles inside buildings.
In {LA;GAME;legends-arceus} it occurs in the Cobalt Coastlands and the Alabaster Icelands.</br>
Female Trash Cloak Burmy evolves into Trash Cloak Wormadam, a {BUG;TYPE;Bug} / {STEEL;TYPE;Steel}-type Pokémon with a cloak made of pink insulation.";"Burmy has three forms: <b>Plant Cloak</b>, <b>Sandy Cloak</b>, and <b>Trash Cloak</b>.<br>It changes its cloak based on the battle environment, not affected by <a href=""/items/exp-share"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Exp. Share</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/ef6dc2c7cc1579b026ed6c83d98f27d4de556054da025412cb5a67f27bcc7722w20h20"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Item Icon for Exp. Share"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br>
Upon evolving into <a href=""/pokemon/wormadam"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Wormadam</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/162e2f9d4e9f1b8a592a52e93e9979eb4db41557a14dc4dba97d5c7683296672w40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Wormadam"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> it retains its cloak.<br>
Cloak changes are purely cosmetic, determined by the mother's cloak in breeding.<br>
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<b>Plant Cloak</b> appears after battles in grassy areas or outside.<br>
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #435861; color: #FFFFFF;"">LA</span></div> it occurs in Jubilife Village and the Obsidian Fieldlands.<br>
Female Plant Cloak Burmy evolves into Plant Cloak Wormadam, a <span style=""background-color: #95A235; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Bug"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/53409a157ce97a970830367f1d5933a7f1b3d074d005a4808161c275b5580fc2"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Bug""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Bug</span></a></span> / <span style=""background-color: #5D9D3C; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Grass"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/d1c40533dc3440c6de38570b0296777064cdacdc3df3f9f6bdf4f236a7c15be8"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Grass""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Grass</span></a></span>-type Pokémon with a cloak of leaves and twigs.<br>
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<b>Sandy Cloak</b> results from battles in caves, on beaches, or during snowstorms in Gen 4.<br>
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #435861; color: #FFFFFF;"">LA</span></div> it occurs in the Crimson Mirelands or the Coronet Highlands.<br>
Female Sandy Cloak Burmy evolves into Sandy Cloak Wormadam, a <span style=""background-color: #95A235; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Bug"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/53409a157ce97a970830367f1d5933a7f1b3d074d005a4808161c275b5580fc2"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Bug""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Bug</span></a></span> / <span style=""background-color: #89532A; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Ground"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/482346bac5a73b0b3bbcb12b277cc9f16954df1127911bbe69ca10f9825f8096"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Ground""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Ground</span></a></span>-type Pokémon with a cloak of sand and rocks.<br>
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<b>Trash Cloak</b> forms after battles inside buildings.
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #435861; color: #FFFFFF;"">LA</span></div> it occurs in the Cobalt Coastlands and the Alabaster Icelands.<br>
Female Trash Cloak Burmy evolves into Trash Cloak Wormadam, a <span style=""background-color: #95A235; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Bug"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/53409a157ce97a970830367f1d5933a7f1b3d074d005a4808161c275b5580fc2"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Bug""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Bug</span></a></span> / <span style=""background-color: #4D3F3F; font-weight: 700; margin: 0.125rem; padding: 0.25rem; line-height: 2rem; border-radius: 0.5rem""><a href=""/types/Steel"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; justify-content: center; align-items: center; color: rgb(255, 255, 255);""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/e34ae6bf5aa2a8934994ad60980b3aa9be2c19db8d2c5408817b185dc3f4b9d7"" style=""width: 13px; height: 13px"" width=""13px"" height=""13px"" alt=""Type Icon for Steel""><span style=""color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"">Steel</span></a></span>-type Pokémon with a cloak made of pink insulation."
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422;56;"Shellos has two forms: <b>West Sea Shellos</b> and <b>East Sea Shellos</b> distinguished by color and slight shape differences.</br>
The encounter location determines the form, with West Sea found west and East Sea found east of Mount Coronet in Sinnoh and Hisui, and in specific provinces in Paldea.</br>
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<b>West Sea Shellos</b> is pink and white, while <b>East Sea Shellos</b> is blue and green.</br>
In Paldea's Tera Raid Battles, both forms can be found.</br>
In Sinnoh and Hisui, West Sea appears west of Mount Coronet, and East Sea appears east of it.</br>
In Paldea, West Sea is in West Province, and East Sea is in East and South Provinces.</br>
In other regions, only one form is encountered in the wild per game, with the other obtainable through trading or transfer.</br>
<b>Breeding</b> Shellos matches the mother's or parent's form when bred with {Ditto;POKEMON;ditto}.";"Shellos has two forms: <b>West Sea Shellos</b> and <b>East Sea Shellos</b> distinguished by color and slight shape differences.<br>
The encounter location determines the form, with West Sea found west and East Sea found east of Mount Coronet in Sinnoh and Hisui, and in specific provinces in Paldea.<br>
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<b>West Sea Shellos</b> is pink and white, while <b>East Sea Shellos</b> is blue and green.<br>
In Paldea's Tera Raid Battles, both forms can be found.<br>
In Sinnoh and Hisui, West Sea appears west of Mount Coronet, and East Sea appears east of it.<br>
In Paldea, West Sea is in West Province, and East Sea is in East and South Provinces.<br>
In other regions, only one form is encountered in the wild per game, with the other obtainable through trading or transfer.<br>
<b>Breeding</b> Shellos matches the mother's or parent's form when bred with <a href=""/pokemon/ditto"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Ditto</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/7eca99cbe48ac066a558bcf561ad8358446f79d77eb2cc89660aaa4f3a89a06bw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Ditto"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>."
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550;70;"Basculin has three fixed forms: <b>Red-Striped</b>, <b>Blue-Striped</b>, and <b>White-Striped</b> (also considered Hisuian in some contexts).</br>
It cannot change forms. <b>Red</b> and <b>Blue</b> are typically available in opposite games, or one is common while the other is rarer.</br>
In {LA;GAME;legends-arceus}, <b>White-Striped</b> is exclusive to Hisui, and in {SV;GAME;scarlet-violet}, it's exclusive to Kitakami.</br>
Breeding Basculin inherits the mother's form when bred with {Ditto;POKEMON;ditto}.</br>
White-Striped Basculin is not treated as a regional form for breeding and doesn't require an {Everstone;ITEM;everstone} to pass down its form.</br>
<b>Basculegion</b> as the mother or bred with Ditto results in <b>White-Striped Basculin</b> offspring.";"Basculin has three fixed forms: <b>Red-Striped</b>, <b>Blue-Striped</b>, and <b>White-Striped</b> (also considered Hisuian in some contexts).<br>
It cannot change forms. <b>Red</b> and <b>Blue</b> are typically available in opposite games, or one is common while the other is rarer.<br>
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #435861; color: #FFFFFF;"">LA</span></div>, <b>White-Striped</b> is exclusive to Hisui, and in <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #f13b2e; color: #FFFFFF;"">S</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #852196; color: #FFFFFF;"">V</span></div>, it's exclusive to Kitakami.<br>
Breeding Basculin inherits the mother's form when bred with <a href=""/pokemon/ditto"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Ditto</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/7eca99cbe48ac066a558bcf561ad8358446f79d77eb2cc89660aaa4f3a89a06bw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Ditto"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br>
White-Striped Basculin is not treated as a regional form for breeding and doesn't require an <a href=""/items/everstone"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Everstone</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/01ce13b78530d3b1a6bf0148a3dac57eeb45bb2712039044c0eec8d930de7f7cw20h20"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Item Icon for Everstone"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> to pass down its form.<br>
<b>Basculegion</b> as the mother or bred with Ditto results in <b>White-Striped Basculin</b> offspring."
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666;85;"<b>Generation 6-7:</b></br>
The pattern of <b>Vivillon</b> depends on the geographic location specified on the Nintendo 3DS when the save file was created.<br/>
Changing the pattern in these generations involves deleting the save file and creating a new one.</br>
Due to region locking, the available geographic locations are limited by the region of the Nintendo 3DS system.</br>
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{SV;GAME;scarlet-violet}:</br>
All wild <b>Vivillon</b> default to the Fancy Pattern.</br>
Transferring a Postcard from {GO;GAME;go} using the Mystery Gift feature changes the pattern of all wild Vivillon to match the location of the Postcard.</br>
Wild {Scatterbug;POKEMON;scatterbug} and {Spewpa;POKEMON;spewpa} caught after receiving the Postcard will evolve into <b>Vivillon</b> with the Postcard's pattern.</br>
The effect lasts for 24 hours, after which the wild Pokémon revert to the Fancy Pattern unless another Postcard is used.</br>
Changing the time and date on the Nintendo Switch may end the effect prematurely.</br>
Only one Pokémon GO account can be linked per day, and an account cannot send more than one Postcard in a day.</br>
A {SV;GAME;scarlet-violet} save file can't receive the same Postcard more than once.</br>
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<b>Union Circle Feature:</b></br>
Players can see and catch wild <b>Vivillon</b> from other players' games using the Union Circle feature.<br/>
This allows players to catch various patterns of <b>Vivillon</b> regardless of whether they own a matching Postcard.</br>
If <b>Scatterbug</b> or <b>Spewpa</b> comes from another game like Pokémon GO, it retains the pattern assigned in its original game.</br>
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<b>Patterns:</b></br>
<b>18 patterns</b> correspond to specific regions, while the remaining two do not. The regions associated with each pattern may differ between the Nintendo 3DS and Pokémon GO.<br/>
{VIVILLONMAP;LITERALIMG;VIVILLON_REGION_MAP}";"<b>Generation 6-7:</b><br>
The pattern of <b>Vivillon</b> depends on the geographic location specified on the Nintendo 3DS when the save file was created.<br>
Changing the pattern in these generations involves deleting the save file and creating a new one.<br>
Due to region locking, the available geographic locations are limited by the region of the Nintendo 3DS system.<br>
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<div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #f13b2e; color: #FFFFFF;"">S</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #852196; color: #FFFFFF;"">V</span></div>:<br>
All wild <b>Vivillon</b> default to the Fancy Pattern.<br>
Transferring a Postcard from <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #063171; color: #FFFFFF;"">GO</span></div> using the Mystery Gift feature changes the pattern of all wild Vivillon to match the location of the Postcard.<br>
Wild <a href=""/pokemon/scatterbug"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Scatterbug</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/cfe78a3592610528cbb7cbe297edd3674964e369b6d3ab34c924140388fabfacw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Scatterbug"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> and <a href=""/pokemon/spewpa"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Spewpa</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/06c738b7738a62e2ab6ec7e47b7b4ce24084fb073fd988b8adbf2dcd4dd3311fw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Spewpa"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> caught after receiving the Postcard will evolve into <b>Vivillon</b> with the Postcard's pattern.<br>
The effect lasts for 24 hours, after which the wild Pokémon revert to the Fancy Pattern unless another Postcard is used.<br>
Changing the time and date on the Nintendo Switch may end the effect prematurely.<br>
Only one Pokémon GO account can be linked per day, and an account cannot send more than one Postcard in a day.<br>
A <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #f13b2e; color: #FFFFFF;"">S</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #852196; color: #FFFFFF;"">V</span></div> save file can't receive the same Postcard more than once.<br>
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<b>Union Circle Feature:</b><br>
Players can see and catch wild <b>Vivillon</b> from other players' games using the Union Circle feature.<br>
This allows players to catch various patterns of <b>Vivillon</b> regardless of whether they own a matching Postcard.<br>
If <b>Scatterbug</b> or <b>Spewpa</b> comes from another game like Pokémon GO, it retains the pattern assigned in its original game.<br>
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<b>Patterns:</b><br>
<b>18 patterns</b> correspond to specific regions, while the remaining two do not. The regions associated with each pattern may differ between the Nintendo 3DS and Pokémon GO.<br>
<span style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem""><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/cdn_assets/meta_assets/icons/effect_conversion/vivillon_region_map.webp"" alt=""img""></span>"
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669;86;"<b>Flabébé</b> has five forms with distinct flower colors: <b>red</b>, <b>yellow</b>, <b>orange</b>, <b>blue</b>, and white, which remain consistent through evolution into {Floette;POKEMON;floette} and {Florges;POKEMON;florges}.<br/>
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In {XY;GAME;x-y}, <b>Flabébé</b> appears in different flower patches, each housing multiple colors.<br/>
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In {USUM;GAME;ultra-sun-ultra-moon} <b>Yellow Flower Flabébé</b> is found in Melemele Meadow, while <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Flabébé</b> appear as SOS allies.<br/>
<b>Red</b> and <b>Blue Flower Flabébé</b> are obtained through <b>Floette</b> breeding.<br/>
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Gen 6 limits obtaining <b>White</b> or <b>Orange Flower</b> forms with the hidden ability {Symbiosis;ABILITY;symbiosis}.<br/>
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Gen 7 allows all forms to have the hidden ability.<br/>
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Pokémon GO features regional variations, with <b>Yellow</b> in the Americas, <b>Red</b> in Asia-Pacific, <b>Blue</b> in Europe, Africa, and the Middle-East, and <b>Orange</b> and <b>White</b> considered rare spawns globally.";"<b>Flabébé</b> has five forms with distinct flower colors: <b>red</b>, <b>yellow</b>, <b>orange</b>, <b>blue</b>, and white, which remain consistent through evolution into <a href=""/pokemon/floette"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Floette</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/4bb1202de84451a57efee1f25c54605ff67508831ea041896e174a75f210c256w40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Floette"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> and <a href=""/pokemon/florges"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Florges</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/273088ee4a34498f8dd34990e35da01d85f7dcc78de99dd7a4fa438776a8448bw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Florges"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br>
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In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #0d3c61; color: #FFFFFF;"">X</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #b32d23; color: #FFFFFF;"">Y</span></div>, <b>Flabébé</b> appears in different flower patches, each housing multiple colors.<br>
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In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #eab227; color: #000000;"">US</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #013f47; color: #FFFFFF;"">UM</span></div> <b>Yellow Flower Flabébé</b> is found in Melemele Meadow, while <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Flabébé</b> appear as SOS allies.<br>
<b>Red</b> and <b>Blue Flower Flabébé</b> are obtained through <b>Floette</b> breeding.<br>
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Gen 6 limits obtaining <b>White</b> or <b>Orange Flower</b> forms with the hidden ability <a href=""/abilities/symbiosis"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Symbiosis</span></a>.<br>
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Gen 7 allows all forms to have the hidden ability.<br>
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Pokémon GO features regional variations, with <b>Yellow</b> in the Americas, <b>Red</b> in Asia-Pacific, <b>Blue</b> in Europe, Africa, and the Middle-East, and <b>Orange</b> and <b>White</b> considered rare spawns globally."
670;87;"<b>Floette</b> has five forms with flower colors: <b>red</b>, <b>yellow</b>, <b>orange</b>, <b>blue</b>, and <b>white</b>, maintained through evolution from {Flabébé;POKEMON;flabebe} to {Florges;POKEMON;florges}.<br/>
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In {XY;GAME;x-y} Orange and <b>White Flower Floette</b> are obtained by evolving <b>Flabébé</b> found in various flower patches.<br/>
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In {USUM;GAME;ultra-sun-ultra-moon} <b>Yellow Flower Floette</b> evolves from <b>Flabébé</b> in Melemele Meadow, while <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Floette</b> appear as SOS allies.<br/>
<b>Red Flower Floette</b> is in Ula'ula Meadow, <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Floette</b> as SOS allies, and <b>Blue Flower Floette</b> in Poni Meadow.<br/>
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Gen 6 limits the hidden ability {Symbiosis;ABILITY;symbiosis} to <b>Red</b>, <b>Yellow</b>, and <b>Blue Flower Floette</b>, making <b>White</b> or <b>Orange Flower</b> forms unattainable.<br/>
Gen 7 allows all forms to have the hidden ability, but the <b>Blue Flower</b> form need to be transferred from a previous game.";"<b>Floette</b> has five forms with flower colors: <b>red</b>, <b>yellow</b>, <b>orange</b>, <b>blue</b>, and <b>white</b>, maintained through evolution from <a href=""/pokemon/flabebe"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Flabébé</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/a812e233ef5c1f24d228989c67af999c0f4d7017067b8c18dd6e1276c1c6ad69w40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Flabébé"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> to <a href=""/pokemon/florges"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Florges</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/273088ee4a34498f8dd34990e35da01d85f7dcc78de99dd7a4fa438776a8448bw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Florges"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br>
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In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #0d3c61; color: #FFFFFF;"">X</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #b32d23; color: #FFFFFF;"">Y</span></div> Orange and <b>White Flower Floette</b> are obtained by evolving <b>Flabébé</b> found in various flower patches.<br>
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In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #eab227; color: #000000;"">US</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #013f47; color: #FFFFFF;"">UM</span></div> <b>Yellow Flower Floette</b> evolves from <b>Flabébé</b> in Melemele Meadow, while <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Floette</b> appear as SOS allies.<br>
<b>Red Flower Floette</b> is in Ula'ula Meadow, <b>Orange</b> and <b>White Flower Floette</b> as SOS allies, and <b>Blue Flower Floette</b> in Poni Meadow.<br>
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Gen 6 limits the hidden ability <a href=""/abilities/symbiosis"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Symbiosis</span></a> to <b>Red</b>, <b>Yellow</b>, and <b>Blue Flower Floette</b>, making <b>White</b> or <b>Orange Flower</b> forms unattainable.<br>
Gen 7 allows all forms to have the hidden ability, but the <b>Blue Flower</b> form need to be transferred from a previous game."
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676;89;"<b>Furfrou</b> has ten forms, including its <b>Natural Form</b> and nine trims:<br/>
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  <li>Heart</li>
  <li>Star</li>
  <li>Diamond</li>
  <li>Debutante</li>
  <li>Matron</li>
  <li>Dandy</li>
  <li>La Reine</li>
  <li>Kabuki</li>
  <li>Pharaoh</li>
</ul>
Each trim lasts five days after grooming, reverting to <b>Natural Form</b> afterward.<br/>
Trims are lost when deposited in a Box (Gen 6), withdrawn from a Box (Gen 7), or placed in Pokémon Bank or Day Care.<br/>
Depositing a trimmed Furfrou in Pokémon HOME is possible via Pokémon GO's GO Transporter.<br/>
Grooming locations vary between games:<br/>
In {XY;GAME;x-y} it's at Friseur Furfrou in Lumiose City<br/>
In {ORAS;GAME;omega-ruby-alpha-sapphire}, at the Pokémon Fan Club in Slateport City<br/>
in {SM;GAME;sun-moon} and {USUM;GAME;ultra-sun-ultra-moon} at Malie City's salon or, in {USUM;GAME;ultra-sun-ultra-moon}, Hau'oli City's salon.";"<b>Furfrou</b> has ten forms, including its <b>Natural Form</b> and nine trims:<br>
<ul>
  <li>Heart</li>
  <li>Star</li>
  <li>Diamond</li>
  <li>Debutante</li>
  <li>Matron</li>
  <li>Dandy</li>
  <li>La Reine</li>
  <li>Kabuki</li>
  <li>Pharaoh</li>
</ul>
Each trim lasts five days after grooming, reverting to <b>Natural Form</b> afterward.<br>
Trims are lost when deposited in a Box (Gen 6), withdrawn from a Box (Gen 7), or placed in Pokémon Bank or Day Care.<br>
Depositing a trimmed Furfrou in Pokémon HOME is possible via Pokémon GO's GO Transporter.<br>
Grooming locations vary between games:<br>
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #0d3c61; color: #FFFFFF;"">X</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #b32d23; color: #FFFFFF;"">Y</span></div> it's at Friseur Furfrou in Lumiose City<br>
In <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #a31545; color: #FFFFFF;"">OR</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #006775; color: #FFFFFF;"">AS</span></div>, at the Pokémon Fan Club in Slateport City<br>
in <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #fdd87d; color: #000000;"">S</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #00aeb4; color: #FFFFFF;"">M</span></div> and <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #eab227; color: #000000;"">US</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #013f47; color: #FFFFFF;"">UM</span></div> at Malie City's salon or, in <div class=""inline-flex max-w-max overflow-hidden rounded-md border-[2px] border-solid border-black""><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #eab227; color: #000000;"">US</span><span class=""flex h-full w-max items-center justify-center justify-items-center px-1 text-center font-bold"" style=""background-color: #013f47; color: #FFFFFF;"">UM</span></div>, Hau'oli City's salon."
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869;121;"<b>Alcremie's</b> appearance is determined by its cream and sweet.<br/>
The cream influences body color, while the sweet affects eye color and head ornaments.<br/>
With nine cream types and seven sweets, there are <b>63</b> non-Gigantamax Alcremie forms, excluding shiny variations.<br/>
Creams have distinct menu sprites and Pokédex entries, while sweets only impact the 3D model. Form differences are purely aesthetic.
<b>Alcremie's</b> form is set upon evolving from {Milcery;POKEMON;milcery} holding a sweet while its trainer spins and poses.<br/>
Sweet types match, while cream colors vary with spin attributes.<br/>
All <b>Alcremie</b> forms share the same <b>Gigantamax</b> form, typically Vanilla Cream with a Strawberry Sweet in Max Raid Battles.<br/>
Limited-time events featured different creams, and Gigantamax Factor <b>Milcery</b> allowed any sweet and cream combo.<br/>
Max Soup grants any <b>Alcremie</b> the Gigantamax Factor.<br/>
Shiny <b>Alcremie</b> maintains a consistent color, irrespective of its cream type visible in the menu sprite.";"<b>Alcremie's</b> appearance is determined by its cream and sweet.<br>
The cream influences body color, while the sweet affects eye color and head ornaments.<br>
With nine cream types and seven sweets, there are <b>63</b> non-Gigantamax Alcremie forms, excluding shiny variations.<br>
Creams have distinct menu sprites and Pokédex entries, while sweets only impact the 3D model. Form differences are purely aesthetic.
<b>Alcremie's</b> form is set upon evolving from <a href=""/pokemon/milcery"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Milcery</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/a2834f0d4a4ae7df02b2dc5da75ae24efcb61d27354a20cc8e9e4537a4a38e4aw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Milcery"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> holding a sweet while its trainer spins and poses.<br>
Sweet types match, while cream colors vary with spin attributes.<br>
All <b>Alcremie</b> forms share the same <b>Gigantamax</b> form, typically Vanilla Cream with a Strawberry Sweet in Max Raid Battles.<br>
Limited-time events featured different creams, and Gigantamax Factor <b>Milcery</b> allowed any sweet and cream combo.<br>
Max Soup grants any <b>Alcremie</b> the Gigantamax Factor.<br>
Shiny <b>Alcremie</b> maintains a consistent color, irrespective of its cream type visible in the menu sprite."
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710;91;"<b>Pumpkaboo</b> comes in four forms: <b>Small</b>, <b>Average</b>, <b>Large</b>, and <b>Super Size</b>, which remains consistent through evolution into {Gourgeist;POKEMON;gourgeist}.<br/>Larger sizes are rarer in the wild, and bred <b>Pumpkaboo</b> inherit their mother's or parent's size if bred with {Ditto;POKEMON;ditto}.<br/><b>Super Size Pumpkaboo</b> found in the wild always holds a {Miracle Seed;ITEM;miracle-seed}";"<b>Pumpkaboo</b> comes in four forms: <b>Small</b>, <b>Average</b>, <b>Large</b>, and <b>Super Size</b>, which remains consistent through evolution into <a href=""/pokemon/gourgeist"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Gourgeist</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/41c174d4af7663ab5714842f710afd4c53a642afbb923827eb8c344b9dc39525w40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Gourgeist"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br>Larger sizes are rarer in the wild, and bred <b>Pumpkaboo</b> inherit their mother's or parent's size if bred with <a href=""/pokemon/ditto"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Ditto</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/7eca99cbe48ac066a558bcf561ad8358446f79d77eb2cc89660aaa4f3a89a06bw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Ditto"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>.<br><b>Super Size Pumpkaboo</b> found in the wild always holds a <a href=""/items/miracle-seed"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Miracle Seed</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/dd366debf0495d70da2f79d1c32a69b4f1ce7ff6c025de2a89c8f6e41eac8231w20h20"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Item Icon for Miracle Seed"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a>"
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978;136;"<b>Tatsugiri</b> has three fixed forms: <b>Curly</b> (orange), <b>Droopy</b> (magenta), and <b>Stretchy</b> (yellow), each with unique colors, fin shapes, and body patterns.<br/>When {Dondozo;POKEMON;dondozo} uses {Order Up;MOVE;order-up} after <b></b> enters its mouth via {Commander;ABILITY;commander}, the stat boost depends on the Tatsugiri form: <b>Curly</b> boosts {Attack;STAT;ATTACK}, <b>Droopy</b> boosts {Defense;STAT;DEFENSE}, and <b>Stretchy</b> boosts {Speed;STAT;SPEED}.";"<b>Tatsugiri</b> has three fixed forms: <b>Curly</b> (orange), <b>Droopy</b> (magenta), and <b>Stretchy</b> (yellow), each with unique colors, fin shapes, and body patterns.<br>When <a href=""/pokemon/dondozo"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Dondozo</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/81efc0775e4f2309458a89e62d967b1e610fa320ad26690a5ce8c991663e9e4dw40h40"" width=""20"" height=""20"" alt=""Pokemon Image for Dondozo"" style=""width: 20px; height: 20px""></a> uses <a href=""/moves/order-up"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Order Up</span></a> after <b></b> enters its mouth via <a href=""/abilities/commander"" style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem; font-weight: 700""><span>Commander</span></a>, the stat boost depends on the Tatsugiri form: <b>Curly</b> boosts <span style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem""><span style=""text-transform: uppercase; font-family: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, 'Liberation Mono', 'Courier New', monospace;"">Attack</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/cdn_assets/pokemon_assets/stats/stat_attack.webp"" width=""24"" height=""24"" alt=""stat img"" style=""width: 24px; height: 24px""></span>, <b>Droopy</b> boosts <span style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem""><span style=""text-transform: uppercase; font-family: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, 'Liberation Mono', 'Courier New', monospace;"">Defense</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/cdn_assets/pokemon_assets/stats/stat_defense.webp"" width=""24"" height=""24"" alt=""stat img"" style=""width: 24px; height: 24px""></span>, and <b>Stretchy</b> boosts <span style=""display: inline-flex; gap: 0.25rem""><span style=""text-transform: uppercase; font-family: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, 'Liberation Mono', 'Courier New', monospace;"">Speed</span><img src=""https://cdn.pokedb.org/cdn_assets/pokemon_assets/stats/stat_speed.webp"" width=""24"" height=""24"" alt=""stat img"" style=""width: 24px; height: 24px""></span>."
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