Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s forty-fourth lesson on Pokémon biology. In class today, we will be discussing Gloom: the Weed Pokémon and evolved form of Oddish. If you're ever outside, and you smell something pungent that makes you want to pass out, then that's probably a nearby Gloom. The odor released from its nectar and head flower is capable of making humans faint up to a mile away! But believe it or not, some Pokémon prey and even weird humans enjoy Gloom's disgusting smells. To them, it smells heavenly, and some humans even use Gloom's odor in perfume production. Imagine carelessly wearing Gloom perfume to a party and making all the partygoers faint. Yeah, you know who you are! The nerve... And as always, there's a pop quiz today! So be sure to take detailed notes about Gloom.

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s forty-third lesson on Pokémon biology. For the lesson today, we will be discussing Oddish: the Weed Pokémon. Oddish is a cute, bulb-like critter with several green leaves growing from its head. Now trainers and students, it is very important to NOT grab an Oddish by the leaves, especially while it’s underground. Ripping an Oddish from the dirt can cause it to shout obscenities at you! Well, that's not entirely true... it basically just shrieks. And for any students interested in farming, you can judge the fertility of your soil by looking at how glossy Oddish's leaves are! There's more to learn about this cute fella, so take notes and prepare for the quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s forty-second lesson on Pokémon biology. In class today, we will be discussing Golbat: the Bat Pokémon and evolved form of Zubat. Unlike Zubat, Golbat actually has eyes and short legs with tiny feet, which it uses to walk along the ground and sneak up on unsuspecting prey. But the most terrifying thing about Golbat is its large, gaping mouth filled with sharp fangs specialized for sucking blood. They feast on both Pokémon and humans alike and can consume up to 10 ounces of blood in one sitting! Imagine if a Golbat got its fangs into something small like a Pichu - poor thing would be sucked dry. And as always, take extensive notes for today's quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s forty-first lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's class, we are learning about Zubat: the Bat Pokémon. Zubat is considered by many trainers to be a nuisance while passing through caves or forests at night. They live in abundance with each other in dark environments (especially caves), where they navigate using echolocation. During the day, Zubats sleep while hanging upside down and avoid the sunlight at all costs, which can be harmful by causing severe sunburns on their skin. So it is strongly advised that trainers train with their Zubats at night or in caves. If you HAVE to train your Zubat during the day for whatever reason, we recommend using SPF 200 sun screen. There's more to learn about Zubat, so please take notes in preparation for today's quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s fortieth lesson on Pokémon biology. For today's class, we discuss Wigglytuff: the Balloon Pokémon and evolved form of Jigglypuff. This puffy, bean-shaped creature has very luxurious fur, which is gathered to make some of the world's greatest yarn! Also, Wigglytuff is capable of expanding its body over 20 times its normal size. So if you're ever on a camping trip, no need to buy an inflatable mattress. Just use Wigglytuff’s soft, expandable body! And as always, there's another pop quiz - so pay attention and take detailed notes!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirty-ninth lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's class, we will be discussing Jigglypuff: the Balloon Pokémon. This pink ball of cuteness captivates trainers and avid music listeners around the world! With its incredible lung capacity, Jigglypuff inflates its lungs and sings a soothing lullaby until its target falls asleep. But seriously... Jigglypuff is so dedicated to singing that it LITERALLY will not stop until listeners fall asleep, even if it means endangering its own life by running out of air. So even if you don't slumber easily, at least pretend to fall asleep for Jigglypuff's sake. Its life literally depends on it. There are more crazy facts about everyone's favorite singer, so stay tuned for the pop quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirty-eighth lesson on Pokémon biology. Today, we discuss Ninetales: the Fox Pokémon and evolved form of Vulpix. Like its predecessor, Ninetales also has a breathtaking Alolan form. The Kantonian Ninetales is a fire type with thick, luscious golden-white fur and is rumored to be the incarnation of 9 noble saints according to urban legend. Like... what? The Alolan Ninetales is a dual ice/fairy type with a pale blue fur coat and is believed by some to be an incarnation of a deity. Like... huh? Imagine being so beautiful that people think you're an incarnated god or unity of 9 dead wizards/priests. Must be nice. There's more to learn about Ninetales today, so please take detailed notes and be prepared for the pop quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirty-seventh lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's class, we will be discussing Vulpix: the Fox Pokémon. The beautiful Vulpix is unique in that it possess the ability to manipulate fire including the creation of floating flaming wisps. These wisps have even been mistaken for ghosts by humans! So does that make Vulpix a psychic type too? Nope! These little cuties are just gifted with pyrokinesis. Vulpix also has an internal flame in its body that never goes out - so they make for great lap buddies! But this isn't the only type of Vulpix we'll discuss today. There's also an ice type Alolan variant! There's so much to learn about Vulpix, so please take detailed notes for the pop quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirty-sixth lesson on Pokémon biology. Today, we will be discussing Clefairy's evolution, Clefable: the Fairy Pokémon... the chubbier Fairy Pokémon to be specific. If you thought Clefairy was rare, then good luck ever seeing one of these moon-loving goobers! Clefable, like its predecessor, prefers to live in quiet mountainous areas. Its incredibly sensitive ears make quiet locations much more appealing. Clefable can even hear a pin drop from over half a mile away! That's wild. I can't even hear my alarm in the morning. Clefable are quite timid, but protective of their homes. So if you happen to encounter one on your travels through the mountains, please be mindful of their space. Also, a new Pokémon lesson means we have another pop quiz today!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirty-fifth lesson on Pokémon biology. We are finally finished talking about the Nido Squad, and today, we will be discussing Clefairy: the Fairy Pokémon. How aptly named. Clefairy is a little, pink, star-shaped cutie that is very shy and rarely seen by humans. However, it's been said that if you are lucky enough to see a group of Clefairy dancing under the moonlight, you will receive happiness and good fortune! And if you're REALLY lucky, you might even get to witness a Clefairy float using its tiny wings! But like I said, Clefairy are rare, and you'd have a better chance winning the lottery than seeing one in person. So you'll just have to learn about it via this lesson and take a pop quiz at the end of class!

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