Pokémon, or Pokémon for short, are incredible creatures on this planet. Whether in the sky, ocean or land, they can be seen in every corner of the world.
Some Pokémon live in harmony with humans, some soar in the sky, some swim in the sea, some inhabit the mountains, and one of their main features is that they can be subdued by the elf ball, so that they can be carried around.
The exact number of Pokémon is unknown, but so far, 890 Pokémon species have been confirmed, and more and more Pokémon will continue to be discovered in the future.
Here's a look at the family that spewed hotter than volcanic magma, the Yandi.
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According to legend, the unknown Pokémon that were burned to death in the scorched tower were later resurrected by the Phoenix King before changing into the form of the Yan Emperor.
Yandi is a fire attribute Pokémon, with the ability to spew out flames hotter than volcanic magma, but also has strong physical strength and endurance, when it roars, its roar may cause a volcano to erupt somewhere, classified as a volcanic Pokémon.
The Yan Emperor had the characteristics of both a lion and a large dog, according to which it may be based on the Chinese stone lion, whose mission was to guard palaces, temples, etc. It is also like the Balinese lion (Barong), a patron saint who kills evil witches in order to maintain a balance between good and evil. It resembles a combination of a lion and a large dog, 2.1 m tall, weighs 198.0 kg, has orange-red hair, and wears iron rings on its strong limbs. Behind it is a white smoke cloud of mane, under the smoke cloud, is a sharp blade of brown hair, cheeks with a red six-pointed star-like structure, the forehead embedded with a clover-like golden yellow hair shell, the overall Yandi also has a volcanic appearance, its crown, facial mane and the spines behind it all have a volcanic theme. When you land from a high place, you will step out of the flames under your feet, and the wind will be awe-inspiring. Yandi also resembles short-billed dogs, such as the Tibetan mastiff, with its nose, brown fur and white paws resembling a St. Bernard dog. The design of Emperor Yan may have been inspired by Akuro, an Ezo chieftain in the early Heian period of Japan who was later known as the demon "Aka-gashira (red head)".
Pokémon Episode 260, also the 260th episode of the Pokémon Anime, Yan Di and the Companions of hot springs! A Yan Emperor appeared.
In the third pokémon movie, the emperor of the crystalline tower, after Xiaomei makes a wish to the unknown totems, an illusory Yan Emperor appears in front of her.
In the fourth pokémon diamond & pearl movie, the phantom overlord Zoroak, a Yan emperor is at the side of Rabbi and other legendary Pokémon.
Yandi's characteristics are a sense of oppression or hidden spiritual power.
The pressure characteristic is to give the opponent a sense of pressure, greatly reducing the PP of the move they use.
Mental strength traits by exercising the spirit, not to be intimidated by the opponent's attack.
Yandi can learn skills: Divine Fire, Bite, Glare, Spark (level 8 learning), Roar (level 15 learning), Flame Vortex (level 22 learning), Stampede (level 29 learning), Flame Spray (level 36 learning), Bluff (level 43 learning), Flame Tooth (level 50 learning), Smoke (initial skill or level 57 learning), Divine Power (initial skill or level 64 learning), Big Character Explosion (level 71 learning), Meditation (level 78 learning), Fire Spray (initial skill or level 85 learning).
Note: Skills refer to the Generation 7 Game Skill Table. Moves in bold type in a skill are moves with consistent attribute bonuses.
Emperor Yan was designed by Sono Saito.