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Squawkabilly Yellow Plumage is a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.

Type: Normal / Flying

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Physical Characteristics:

Squawkabilly Yellow Plumage features vibrant yellow feathers that cover its body, distinguishing it from its other plumage variants.
It has a pronounced crest on its head that resembles a pompadour hairstyle, giving it a distinctive and stylish appearance.
Its wings are broad and powerful, suitable for both flight and display.
Squawkabilly possesses a sharp beak and keen eyes, which are indicative of its perceptive nature.

Behavior and Habitat:

Squawkabilly Yellow Plumage is often found in urban environments and areas with human activity, such as towns and cities, where it coexists with people.
It is known for its social nature, often seen in flocks that mimic human behaviors, showcasing their affinity for companionship.
This Pokémon enjoys perching in high places, using its vantage point to observe its surroundings.
Squawkabilly communicates with others through a series of loud squawks and calls, often engaging in vocal displays to assert dominance or attract mates.

In Battle:

As a versatile fighter, Squawkabilly Yellow Plumage uses its abilities to gain an edge; Intimidate lowers opponent's physical attack, while Hustle enhances its own at the cost of accuracy.
Notable moves include Brave Bird and Double-Edge, which take advantage of its high Attack stat.
It can also utilize support moves like Tailwind to boost the speed of its team in battle.
Squawkabilly is strong against Bug, Grass, and Fighting types due to its Flying typing, but vulnerable to Electric, Rock, and Ice types.

Evolution:

Squawkabilly does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone species in its evolutionary line.

Interesting Facts:

The pompadour crest is a key feature in all its plumage variants, but the Yellow Plumage is particularly striking due to its bright color.
Squawkabilly's ability to mimic human social structures in its flocks is a testament to its adaptability and intelligence.
Despite its urban habitats, Squawkabilly remains adaptable to a variety of environments, showcasing its versatile nature.
The Yellow Plumage variant is often considered a symbol of good luck in certain regions, where its presence is celebrated in local festivals.

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Scarlet: These Pokémon prefer to live in cities. They form flocks based on the color of their feathers, and they fight over territory.
Violet: Green-feathered flocks hold the most sway. When they’re out searching for food in the mornings and evenings, it gets very noisy.

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