In the TCG Main article: Polteageist (TCG) Game data Pokédex entries This Pokémon was unavailable prior to Generation VIII. In Ash Catches a Pokémon, Misty warns Ash that Pidgeotto might try to eat the Caterpie he is battling it with. Begin by filling your martini glass with ice water to chill. Mix the mango puree with Absolut Mango and ice. Shake until cold. Empty out your martini glass and pour in your mixture with a strainer. Top it off with Campari, grenadine and garnish. Source: Huffington Post 5. The Bulbasaur Fizz

All Tofu Cute content is original. Please don't copy any portion of product descriptions or images without permission In Weavile Wobbles But It Won't Fall Down, several kinds of vitamins were seen being sold at the Safari Zone Gate. Several Pokédex entries allude to people eating Pokémon, such as by describing the flavor or tastiness of their flesh or other parts of their bodies. In Wartortle Wars, Red tried to use an " HP Up" sold to him by Green on Pika, but, like with all the other items she had sold him, it proved to be fake and ineffective. Polteageist has two separate forms: Phony Form and Antique Form. [1] Its form is maintained through evolution from Sinistea and cannot be changed.

Many Pokémon species are confirmed to be either predator or prey to other species, with some confirmed relations.

Meat is often shown in the anime, and it has also been shown in Pokémon Sword and Shield. While it has never been directly shown to come from Pokémon, no other food source has yet been explained. It is known that some Pokémon produce edible foods and by-products such as milk, nuts and fruit. These can be safely harvested with little or no harm or discomfort to the Pokémon. However, it has been mentioned that some Pokémon are hunted and used for their meat: Farfetch'd in particular are noted for making a good meal, especially when cooked with leek, and were nearly hunted to extinction because of this, ultimately leading to their rareness. This glossy and colorful Berry has a mouthwateringly delicious appearance. However, it’s awfully sour. Potdeath may be a combination of pot and death, as well as a pun on ポットです potto desu ("It's a teapot").

In Bewitch, Battle, and Bewilder! and Valor: A Strategic Part of Battling!, James's Morpeko was seen drinking some Moomoo Milk. Featured in Generation VI, Poké Puffs are small cake-like confections that can be fed to Pokémon to increase their Affection. Poké Puffs are obtained by beating minigames or received from visiting Pokémon. They come in the following flavors: Citrus, Mocha, Spice, Mint, and Sweet. In the anime, Serena often bakes Poké Puffs for the group's Pokémon. There are some examples and suggestions that non-Pokémon animals are preyed on by some Pokémon. The Pokédex entries for Venonat and Venomoth mention them preying on small insects. Horsea is also mentioned to eat bugs and flying insects it shoots down with its ink. Both Weepinbell and Victreebel are known as flycatcher Pokémon, and the latter is mentioned to use the sweet aroma of its honey to lure prey such as bugs, as well as large animals. It is even hinted that Victreebel eat humans who venture into the jungle in search of a large Victreebel colony. Wailord has multiple Pokédex entries suggesting it eats plankton, zooplankton and krill, which are small and microscopic plants and animals. Swimming on the sea floor in prehistoric times, Omanyte would eat plankton. As spotted by Japanese outlet Automaton, this appears to have occurred in 2016 since the games Monster targeted were Pokémon X & Y (which launched in 2013), Pokémon Sun & Moon (2016), and Monster Hunter Cross (or Monster Hunter Generations as it’s called in the West – also 2016). In the English dub of the movie The Power of One, Meowth says he doesn't want to get hit by Zapdos or Moltres's poop.