Pokédex entries typically describe a Pokémon in only two or three sentences. They may give background information on the habitat or activities of a Pokémon in the wild or other information on the Pokémon’s history or anatomy.

The truth is that Drifloon is one of the darkest Pokemon out there, and it’s established that it can sometimes kidnap children, and make them disappear.

Mimikyu might start out hating Pikachu in the Pokémon anime, but that stems from being jealous of a pokémon who knows nothing but love.

The first of its evolutionary line, Duskull has arguably among the most evil of Pokédex entries. All of its entries since its introduction in Generation III add up to describe a devious Ghost-type that loves crying children and thrives on startling and upsetting them, even reportedly taking the especially naughty kids away.

Far more frightening, however, are some of the petrifying Pokedex entries that have featured throughout the series over the years. These daunting descriptions are truly terrifying and are more than enough to keep young trainers awake in their beds at night.

Spiritomb has freaking 108 of them, all hell-bent for revenge. This helps explain why Spiritomb is so excessively aggressive in nature. Lashing out at anyone on sight is just natural for this Pokémon. Moreover, it was inspired by the jibakurei, a Japanese legend of a soul trapped in a single place.

While on the surface the Pokemon world appears to be this kid-friendly place full of quirky and interesting monsters to capture and fight with, there lies a darker, viler reality. For every cute and cuddly Pokemon, there are monsters that stalk humans, strip people of their free will, and consume the living.