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Greavard is a Ghost-type puppy Pokémon that brings comfort to the spirits of those long gone.

Overview

Fun Facts

Behavior And Diet

Conservation Status

Origin And Discovery

Cultural Significance

Habitat And Distribution

Physical Characteristics

Reproduction And Life Cycle

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🎉 Greavard evolves into Houndstone at level 35.

🏰 It is known to dig up graves, where it then lingers to bring comfort to lost souls.

🦴 Greavard has a loyal personality and is known to follow its trainer everywhere.

🌑 Its ability, 'Pickup,' allows it to collect items after battles.

👁️ Greavard's height is approximately 2'11" (0.9 m).

🌟 It has a distinctive, candle-like flame on its head, which symbolizes its ghostly nature.

💧 Greavard's catch rate is 120, making it relatively easy to capture.

🥇 Greavard is part of a unique pairing with the Ghost-type and can learn moves like Shadow Ball and Phantom Force.

🖤 Its design is inspired by a dog with a haunting presence.

👻 Greavard is a Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.

Introduction

Greavard is a Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation 9, particularly in the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet games 🎮. This adorable, dog-like Pokémon is known for its friendly personality. Greavard appears as a small, fluffy creature that resembles a torch or a lantern combined with a dog! With its sandy-colored fur and big, round eyes 👀, it's hard not to love this little Pokémon. Trainers can be found in the Paldea region, where Greavard roams around, ready to make new friends!
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Fun Facts

Did you know that Greavard loves to play hide-and-seek? 🤫

It often hides in shadows and pops out to scare its friends playfully! When Greavard is happy, its fur glows softly in the dark, making it look like a little lantern. Some trainers say that Greavard can sense when someone is sad and will come to cheer them up. Its warm heart truly makes it a special Pokémon in the Pokémon universe! 🌟

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Behavior And Diet

Greavard is known for its playful and sociable behavior! 🌈

It has a fun personality and loves to play games with trainers. Greavard is also loyal, making it a great companion. It feeds on a diet of "energy," which it absorbs from the happy memories of its trainers and friends. This is how it stays energetic and lively! When it feels sad or lonely, Greavard may not play as much, so keeping it happy is important.
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Conservation Status

As Greavard is a Pokémon, it doesn't have a conservation status like real animals. But trainers can help protect it by treating it with love and respect 💖. Since Greavard is the spirit of a passed pet, taking care of it promotes kindness and respect to all animals, both real and Pokémon! On their journeys in the Paldea region, trainers can help maintain the delicate balance of nature and the spirit world.
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Origin And Discovery

Greavard was discovered by Pokémon researchers in the Paldea region, which is inspired by Spain 🇪🇸! The name "Greavard" comes from the words "grave" and "guard." It's said that Greavard was created to represent the spirits of friendly pets who want to stay close to their human friends, even in the afterlife 👻. It has become a fan-favorite due to its unique design and heartwarming story!
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Cultural Significance

In Pokémon games, Greavard represents loyalty and friendship, as it is a spirit that accompanies those it loves 💕. This connections pulls from real-world ideas about pets and how they remain with their families even after passing on. Greavard teaches fans about cherishing memories and honoring our furry friends, making it a popular choice for many trainers in the Pokémon community.
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Habitat And Distribution

Greavard can primarily be found in graveyards, spooky forest areas, and other dark locations in the Paldea region. It prefers these spots because they allow it to connect with the spirits of past pets 🐾. Greavard enjoys the company of people and dogs, so you might spot one hanging around parks or trails too! Trainers must be careful in these areas, as Greavard loves to play tricks, but it's harmless and just wants to be friendly!
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Physical Characteristics

Greavard stands about 1 foot (30 cm) tall and weighs around 25 lbs (11 kg). Its body is covered in soft, fluffy fur, and its two big, expressive eyes make it look cute and approachable 🌟. Greavard's mouth often forms a smile that adds to its friendly charm. When it walks, you can see its little paws moving playfully! It has a rounded tail that wags when it's happy, making it even more endearing.
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Reproduction And Life Cycle

Greavard doesn't have many known details about its reproduction since it's a fictional Pokémon 💚. However, trainers can raise Greavard from its adorable Pokémon egg stage! Once hatched, baby Greavard will grow into a fluffy little friend that loves to play and explore. It will mature into an adult Pokémon, developing its unique skills and abilities as it levels up through training and bonding with its trainer.
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