Blacephalon
Blacephalon is a Fire/Ghost type Pokémon known as the Fireworks Pokémon.
Type: Fire / Ghost
Abilities: - Beast Boost: The Pokémon's highest stat is boosted by one stage each time it knocks out a Pokémon. - Hidden Ability: None
Physical Characteristics: - Blacephalon has a round head that resembles a colorful, glowing balloon, with a body that's mostly black and slender. - Its head is capable of exploding, a trait it uses to distract and disorient foes. - Its arms and legs are thin, with the arms having long, tendril-like appendages, and the legs ending in small, round feet.
Behavior and Habitat: - Blacephalon is known to trick its enemies by causing its head to explode and then taking advantage of the distraction to steal their vitality. - It is an Ultra Beast, and is not known to inhabit any specific environment in the traditional Pokémon world.
In Battle: - Its signature move, Mind Blown, deals massive damage but also cuts Blacephalon's own HP in half. - Due to the Beast Boost ability, if Blacephalon can knock out a foe, its highest stat gets boosted, making it increasingly dangerous as a battle continues.
Evolution: - Blacephalon does not evolve nor does it have any known pre-evolutions.
Interesting Facts: - Despite causing its own head to explode, Blacephalon is unharmed and can regenerate its head without any issue. - Blacephalon was first introduced in the seventh generation of Pokémon games (Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon). - Its name is likely a combination of "blace" (a corruption of "blast" or "blaze") and "cephalon", a term derived from the Greek word for "head".