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10 Pokémon With The Darkest Pokédex Entries ⚡

 


💀 1. Cubone – The Saddest Pokémon Story

Cubone wears the skull of its dead mother on its head.
According to the Pokédex, it cries at night remembering its mother. 😢


🧠 2. Alakazam – The 5000 IQ Pokémon

Alakazam is said to have an IQ of 5000 and remembers everything that ever happens.


👻 3. Gengar – The Shadow That Steals Souls

Gengar hides in shadows and is said to steal the life of people who get lost in the dark.


🌍 4. Arceus – The Pokémon God

Arceus is believed to have created the entire Pokémon universe.


🌊 5. Kyogre – The Ocean Creator

Kyogre can create massive storms and expand the oceans.


🔥 6. Groudon – The Land Creator

Groudon can create continents and cause volcanic eruptions.


🌌 7. Dialga – The Time Controller

Dialga has the power to control time itself.


🌀 8. Giratina – The Ruler of the Distortion World

Giratina lives in another dimension called the Distortion World.


👁 9. Hypno – The Child Kidnapper Legend

Hypno uses hypnosis and some Pokédex stories say it lures children away.


⚡ 10. Porygon – The Pokémon From the Banned Episode

Porygon appeared in a Pokémon episode that was banned after causing seizures in viewers.

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