Who's That Pokémon?: Aipom

Who's that Pokémon? It is Aipom!

Aipom, known as the Long Tail Pokémon, is a Normal-type creature with the resemblance of a monkey appearance-wise and personality-wise. It was first introduced in Generation II, so it is a Pokémon you probably recognize if you've played any of the series' games (it is unobtainable in a few games though). Johto and Alola are two examples of Regions where Aipom exists. It usually lives in forests, often tropical and exotic ones.

Aipom is a tinier Pokémon; 0,8 meters tall and weighs 11,5 kg. Its body is a mixture of purple and yellow, while its big, round eyes are black. Aipom uses its long and strong tail like a hand for attacking, eating, moving at a faster pace... just about anything. Its real hands have lost their function due to Aipom relying so much on its hand-like tail instead. Fun fact: It can evolve into its one and only evolution that is called Ambipom! Fun fact nr. 2: Aipom's favouriote food is Bounsweet, so try giving it to your little friend and they'll appreciate it!

This Pokémon is not Resistant to any Types and Weak against Fighting-types, but Immune to Ghost-type Pokémon. The moves Aipom can learn is Scratch, Tail Whip, Sand Attack, Astonish, Baton Pass, Tickle, Fury Swipes, Swift, Screech, Agility, Double Hit, Fling, Nasty Plot and Last Resort.

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