Sturfawn Classification: Herd Pokemon
Wild Sturfawn live in flocks of several dozen. They are very skittish around humans, but mingle easily with Pokemon of any kind. If another Pokemon attacks one of them the entire flock will retaliate. Interestingly, Sturfawn raised by humans exhibit the opposite: they mingle well with other humans, but become skittish of any Pokemon that isn't their own species or of one which they've lived with. These Pokemon are not picky eaters and will at any kind of berry.

Urefa Classification: Rampaging Calf Pokemon
Do not be fooled by it's gentle appearance. This Pokemon loves to run amok and is not very likely to listen to most trainers. Only experienced trainers should try to raise one.
The only way to earn this Pokemon's trust is by demonstrating that you or your Pokemon are significantly stronger than it. However, even if it trusts you, it will insist on doing it's own thing and ignore what you tell it to do most of the time.

xesseian Pichu

They can't use electricity well; when it's surprised or excited, it discharges electricity unintentionally. Despite its small size, it can zap even adult humans. However, if it does so, it also surprises itself.
Xesseian Pichu behave differently from other Pichu and are known to imitate people and can even be encountered wearing clothes. There is a toy manufacturer who makes small bicycles for pichu to ride that help it control it's electricity by absorbing it. If you intend to keep one, it is worth looking into getting one of those bicycles.

xesseian Pikachu

It stores electricity in the pouches on its cheeks and is often seen recharging other Xessian Pikachu if they are weakened. This intelligent Pokémon roasts hard berries with electricity to make them tender enough to eat.
Unlike other Pikachu, Xessian Pikachu live in the city with others of it's kind as well as humans. They always wear some type of apparel and are considered fashion icons. Whatever the Pikachu in Xesse's capital decide to wear is considered the norm by anyone with a modicum of fashion sense. Their style, just like fashion, is capricious and can change at any moment.

xesseian Raichu

Its long tail serves as a ground to protect itself from its own high voltage power. When electricity builds up too much inside its body, they become sad and tend to isolate themselves. To avoid this, it occasionally discharges excess energy and calms itself down by planting its tail in the ground and discharging. Scorched patches of ground can be found all over Xessian cities. They look out after each other and if other Raichu notice one of their kind isolating itself they will help it discharge. Xessia Raichu don't care about clothing anymore like Xessian Pichu and Pikachu do, but they are considered connoisseurs when it comes to food. Whatever food they take an interest in becomes immensely popular immediately.

xesseian Pichu

They can't use electricity well; when it's surprised or excited, it discharges electricity unintentionally. Despite its small size, it can zap even adult humans. However, if it does so, it also surprises itself.
Xesseian Pichu behave differently from other Pichu and are known to imitate people and can even be encountered wearing clothes. There is a toy manufacturer who makes small bicycles for pichu to ride that help it control it's electricity by absorbing it. If you intend to keep one, it is worth looking into getting one of those bicycles.


xesseian Pikachu

It stores electricity in the pouches on its cheeks and is often seen recharging other Xessian Pikachu if they are weakened. This intelligent Pokémon roasts hard berries with electricity to make them tender enough to eat.
Unlike other Pikachu, Xessian Pikachu live in the city with others of it's kind as well as humans. They always wear some type of apparel and are considered fashion icons. Whatever the Pikachu in Xesse's capital decide to wear is considered the norm by anyone with a modicum of fashion sense. Their style, just like fashion, is capricious and can change at any moment.


xesseian Raichu

Its long tail serves as a ground to protect itself from its own high voltage power. When electricity builds up too much inside its body, they become sad and tend to isolate themselves. To avoid this, it occasionally discharges excess energy and calms itself down by planting its tail in the ground and discharging. Scorched patches of ground can be found all over Xessian cities. They look out after each other and if other Raichu notice one of their kind isolating itself they will help it discharge. Xessia Raichu don't care about clothing anymore like Xessian Pichu and Pikachu do, but they are considered connoisseurs when it comes to food. Whatever food they take an interest in becomes immensely popular immediately.

It's been a busy summer for me =\

xesseian Steenee
Classification: Peach Pokemon

This Pokémon is always bouncing around energetically. Other Pokémon are attracted by its lively appearance and pleasant aroma. The sepals on its head developed to protect its body, so it plays with bird Pokémon without worry. They peck it relentlessly, but it doesn't care. A smack by it's hard sepals is enough to knock out people and most Pokemon.
Xessian Steenee's aroma has different effects depending on who smells it: if you dislike it, you will become enraged. If you do like it, you will feel extremely happy.

xesseian Steenee Classification: Peach Pokemon

This Pokémon is always bouncing around energetically. Other Pokémon are attracted by its lively appearance and pleasant aroma. The sepals on its head developed to protect its body, so it plays with bird Pokémon without worry. They peck it relentlessly, but it doesn't care. A smack by it's hard sepals is enough to knock out people and most Pokemon.
Xessian Steenee's aroma has different effects depending on who smells it: if you dislike it, you will become enraged. If you do like it, you will feel extremely happy.

Berei
Classification: Hypnosis Pokemon

These Pokemon fly around towns at night making a racket with their bells. Anyone who opens their doors and goes out will disappear. Some are gone only for a couple days, others for months. People can't remember what happened to them, but they do remember there being a party. It is believed Berei takes their targets to a big party that's always ongoing, somewhere unknown.
These Pokemon can entrance people and Pokemon with their bells, but never seem to actually harm anyone.

Berei Classification: Hypnosis Pokemon

These Pokemon fly around towns at night making a racket with their bells. Anyone who opens their doors and goes out will disappear. Some are gone only for a couple days, others for months. People can't remember what happened to them, but they do remember there being a party. It is believed Berei takes their targets to a big party that's always ongoing, somewhere unknown.
These Pokemon can entrance people and Pokemon with their bells, but never seem to actually harm anyone.

Xesseian Burmy
Classification: Bagworm Pokemon

To shelter itself from the wind and the cold, it covers itself with a cloak made of twigs and catkins. Xesseian Burmy tries to blend in with the trees in the areas it lives in, but is easy to spot when it's not autumn. Even if it is born where there are no cocooning materials, it somehow always ends up with a cloak. It is suspected Burmy have a sense of camaraderie and help each other out with getting and maintaining their cloaks. If it's cloak is broken in battle, it quickly remakes the cloak with materials nearby.

Xesseian Mothim
Classification: Leaf Moth Pokemon

It flies over fields and mountains in constant search of floral honey. It loves the honey of flowers and steals the honey collected by Xesseian Combee. It refuses to gather any honey itself. Xesseian Mothim looks just like fruit and leaves and blends in with the shrubbery quite well during spring and summer. They are easily spotted the rest of the year and tend to hide themselves as much as possible, only going out in big groups when food is running low. Unlike other Mothim, the Mothim of Xesse do keep nests, albeit temporary ones.

Xesseian Burmy
Classification: Bagworm Pokemon

To shelter itself from the wind and the cold, it covers itself with a cloak made of twigs and catkins. Xesseian Burmy tries to blend in with the trees in the areas it lives in, but is easy to spot when it's not autumn. Even if it is born where there are no cocooning materials, it somehow always ends up with a cloak. It is suspected Burmy have a sense of camaraderie and help each other out with getting and maintaining their cloaks. If it's cloak is broken in battle, it quickly remakes the cloak with materials nearby.

Xesseian Mothim
Classification: Leaf Moth Pokemon

It flies over fields and mountains in constant search of floral honey. It loves the honey of flowers and steals the honey collected by Xesseian Combee. It refuses to gather any honey itself. Xesseian Mothim looks just like fruit and leaves and blends in with the shrubbery quite well during spring and summer. They are easily spotted the rest of the year and tend to hide themselves as much as possible, only going out in big groups when food is running low. Unlike other Mothim, the Mothim of Xesse do keep nests, albeit temporary ones.

Phyphro
Classification: Lazing Pokemon

These Pokemon blend in with the sand very well and are the main cause for illnesses at the beach. Stepping on one will make you very ill and if you are not treated withing 30 minutes can be lethal. Xesseian cramorant are very adept at spotting them and are kept at the beaches by Pokemon Rangers in order to help people avoid stepping on Phyphro.
Phyphro is not a hostile Pokemon at all; it just likes to laze about on the beach all day. It comes out of the water when the sun rises and goes back in when the sun sets.

Phyphro
Classification: Lazing Pokemon

These Pokemon blend in with the sand very well and are the main cause for illnesses at the beach. Stepping on one will make you very ill and if you are not treated withing 30 minutes can be lethal. Xesseian cramorant are very adept at spotting them and are kept at the beaches by Pokemon Rangers in order to help people avoid stepping on Phyphro.
Phyphro is not a hostile Pokemon at all; it just likes to laze about on the beach all day. It comes out of the water when the sun rises and goes back in when the sun sets.