Some Pokémon that Aren't So Child-Friendly Quiz

Answer: Duskull

Duskull was introduced in the third generation of Pokémon, making its debut appearance in the "Ruby/Sapphire" games. They enjoy passing through walls to startle children, especially those who don't behave. It wears a skull mask and has one eye. It evolves into Dusclops at level 37 and then evolves into Dusknoir if traded while holding a Reaper Cloth.

Answer: a balloon

Drifloon are ghost/flying type Pokémon from the fourth generation that are formed by the spirits of both people and other Pokémon. They are known as the "Signpost for Wandering Spirits". Luckily, though, their kidnapping attempts don't always go as planned. According to the "Pearl" Pokedex entry, "It tugs on the hands of children to steal them away.

However, it gets pulled around instead." At level 28, they evolve into Drifblim.

Answer: a plush doll

Banette is a ghost type from the third generation. It evolves from Shuppet at level 37. It was an abandoned plush doll brought to life by a cursed energy. It's mouth is a zipper, which can't be opened because it would let the energy out. It can be found in garbage dumps and dark alleys.

The Pokémon is said to search for the child that threw it away. Apparently, this Pokémon can be vengeful, so beware before you discard old toys!

Answer: Hypno

Hypno is from the first generation and evolves from Drowzee at level 26. It is yellow with white fur around its neck and stands on two legs. It is advised that you don't make eye contact with it or close your eyes when passing it so it doesn't hypnotize you with its pendulum and put you to sleep.

Answer: Gothorita

Gothorita is appropriately called the "Manipulate Pokémon". The source of their power comes from starlight, so make sure to lock your doors at night. They evolve from Gothita at level 32 and into Gothitelle at level 41. Being from the fifth generation, they were first seen in the "Black/White" games.

Answer: by licking them

Haunter is a ghost/poison type that has been around since the first generation. It evolves from Gastly at level 25 and into Gengar when traded. Its gaseous tongue saps the life from its victims, causing them to shake constantly until they die. They like to lurk in the shadows and stalk their prey.

They also like to trip people. If you see this dangerous Pokémon floating nearby, you better turn and run!

Answer: Murkrow

Murkrow was introduced in the second generation, with its first appearance in the "Gold/Silver" games. It evolves into Honchkrow when presented with a Dusk Stone. The feathers on its head are in the form of a hat. Along with causing people to get lost, they like to steal objects that sparkle, like rings from women.

Answer: Misdreavus

Misdreavus is from the second generation. It can be evolved into a Mismagius with a Dusk Stone. At night, they like to bite and pull people's hair and scare people with creepy screams and cries. They then use the red spheres around their neck to absorb the fear and turn it into nutrition.

Answer: a mummy

Cofagrigus is from the fifth generation and evolves from a Yamask at level 34. They look like a golden sarcophagus with four shadowy hands. They are found in ruins and tombs, where they teach grave robbers and unsuspecting explorers a lesson by swallowing them alive. They also eat gold nuggets.

Answer: Gengar

Gengar, a ghost/poison type Pokémon from the first generation, evolves from Haunter when traded. It is purple with red eyes and an intimidating grin. They steal the heat from people, and occasionally even steal their lives. They also like to curse people and play mean tricks. Beware while walking alone at night!

Or maybe just stay inside at night and during the day, too, because you never know when a Pokémon might attack, murder, or steal you away! Be careful out there, fellow trainers, and bring along plenty of repels!