Pokémon Scarlet Violet: the 8 scariest descriptions in the Pokédex, some are chilling

Game News Pokémon Scarlet Violet: the 8 scariest descriptions in the Pokédex, some are chilling

There is even a minority of them willing to attack humans in very specific circumstances. A hatred that could be justified by the violent behavior of humanity towards them, as reported this very interesting theory around the migration of Pokémon told through Pokémon Legends: Arceus. We then quickly became interested in the scariest descriptions of the 408 pocket monsters of Pokémon Scarlet / Purple, the latest game from the license.

Baudrive

A Ghost/Flying-type, Baudrive appeared in Generation Four along with Pokémon Diamond Version and Pokémon Pearl Version. He only appeared near the Wind turbines Friday, a very strange location for a creature that resembles a balloon. Letting himself be guided by the wind, he is sometimes described as a kidnapper of children: a behavior justified by the mistreatment done by the latter towards him. On this subject, Pokémon Scarlet recommends parents not to let their offspring hang around by their side:

It is said that young children who grab Baudrive after mistaking it for a ball disappear without a trace.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Baudrive is exclusive to Pokémon Scarlet, which can be found in the mountains and near towns.

Momartik

It too appeared through the fourth generation of Pokémon via the introduction of the Shine Stone and the Dawn Stone. Momartik (Ice/Ghost-type) is the evolution of Pokémon Stalgamin (third generation with Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire) when a female interacts with a Dawn Stone. What to transform the little type pocket monster hood into a kind of fearsome frozen geisha. As proof, we want his Pokédex description which is more than chilling:

It freezes humans and Pokémon it likes. He then takes them to his lair to admire them at his leisure.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Logically, it is on the side of the snowy mountains that we can put the Poké Ball directly on Momartik. Otherwise, a female Stalgamin can be evolved with a Dawn Stone.

Soporifik

It is the first (and not the last) Pokémon of the first generation to be part of this “top” inglorious. A Psychic-type, Soporifik is a Pokémon Hypnosis who feeds on the dreams of the people he meets. The happier the dreams, the more they delight in the dreams of its victims and has a particular appeal for a certain type of audience as described in its summary in the Pokémon Scarlet Pokédex. We do not know the consequences of such an act:

This Pokémon remembers all the dreams it has swallowed. He rarely eats the dreams of adults, because those of children taste better.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Soporifik is to be found near the ruins.

Mesmerella

Also having a suspicious behavior towards children, it is quite normal that the Psy Mesmerella type Pokémon is part of the ranking. Like its predecessor, it hypnotizes its targets on clear nights. His victims are only children he kidnaps. Even the Pokémon Scarlet Pokédex remains vague as to the intention behind this abduction, especially since neither Scutella nor Siderella share such vile intentions:

He hypnotizes children before taking them away. It is recommended to be careful during starry nights. – Pokémon Scarlet.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – In the southern zone n°6 or in the ruins.

Cornebra

Dark / Flying type appeared during the second generation of Pokémon (Gold and Silver), Cornebre is one of those creatures that we only see at night. Ravenclaw was recently an excellent Pokémon in competitive duo games. His unequaled talent allows him to to give his team a big advantage on the field. Logically, he is described as a bringer of misfortune and anyone who tries to follow him should quickly realize this. In any case, this is what we can believe when reading its description in the Pokémon Purple Pokédex:

Cornebre attracts, then abandons in the mountains whoever sees him and tries to follow him. – Pokemon Purple.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Almost everywhere in Paldéa, especially in the forests.

Cacturne

One of the few Gen 3 Pokémon featured in Pokémon Scarlet/Purple is part of this low praise list. Cacturne, a Grass/Dark-type Pokémon evolved from Cacnea, is also a bad omen for human beings. Considered a scarecrow of the desert, it can easily survive for 30 days in arid environments thanks to the amount of water it stores. As for the food? Prey exhausted by the heat, quite simply:

This Pokémon lives in deserts. At night, it goes hunting for prey exhausted by the heat.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Logically, we will find Cacturne in desert environments.

Ectoplasm

Ectoplasm is undoubtedly one of the most popular Pokémon of its generation or even of all the episodes of the saga. Excellent on the pitch for high-level play, he is also according to this study the most popular Pokémon in the United States. Nevertheless, his resume shows serious flaws like his demeanor. Evolution of Spectrum by exchange, Gengar has taken the bad habit of giving unpleasant surprises to those he meets. Ambushes that the victims will remember for the rest of their lives:

At night, it hides in the shadows of passers-by and steals their warmth little by little. His victims then feel endless shivers.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – Ectoplasm cannot be captured directly. You have to trade a Spectrum to see it evolve.

Passable

Last on the list but not least, the Pokémon Châtod’Sable that appeared with Pokémon Sun / Moon deserves a place in this unflattering ranking. Harmless in appearance, it would be in very bad taste to let a child approach such a creature, especially if the child is unarmed. Passable drains his opponents, throwing their remains through loopholes: a type of window used to practice “active defense“. Reassuring all that.

He sucks the vital energy of his victims until they dry out, then he expels their bones through the loopholes of his towers.

• Where to capture it in Pokémon Scarlet / Purple? – south zone nº 5, west zone nº 2, east zone nº 1, east zone nº 2 and Lake Asrol.

Special Mentions

• Toutombe : “It is believed to be the reincarnation of a stray dog ​​Pokémon that lost its life without ever interacting with humans.“
• weaving ball : “Its posterior secretes a thread as resistant as an iron cable. This unexplained solidity is currently the subject of research.“
• Theffroi – This Pokémon enters the body of anyone who drinks it and steals its life energy. It tastes very bad.

Pokémon Scarlet / Violet are available exclusively on Nintendo Switch since November 18, 2022.