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Musical Pokémon
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Singing, instruments, rhythm and dance shape this collection. Members have a musical design or documented musical behaviour; simply learning a sound-based move is not enough.
Singers
Pokémon: 14Songs, choruses and vocal performances define these members. Their uses range from soothing listeners to coordinating a group or expressing a supernatural effect; each has an explicit musical association.
Instruments
Pokémon: 29Bells, drums, strings, percussion and audio-equipment designs provide the theme. Sound production is included when the biology or design supplies a clear musical or instrumental connection.
Pokopia also depicts Stereo Rotom as DJ Rotom, connecting its special character form directly to musical performance.





























Rhythm and dance
Pokémon: 18Dance-based designs and documented rhythmic movements connect these Pokémon. Different forms may represent different dance traditions or performance styles without creating a new species.


















Examples from other media
Pokémon: 2Comparison or prerequisite Pokémon
Roy’s Fuecoco and Dot’s Quaxly provide particular musical performances in the animation. These are character examples; they do not establish the same behaviour for every member of their species.
Sources
- Bulbapedia: Meloetta (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Toxtricity (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Chimecho (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Oricorio (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Jynx (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Politoed (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Altaria (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Gourgeist (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Crocalor (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Obstagoon (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Exploud (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Trumbeak (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Kommo-o (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Mr. Mime (Pokémon)
- Serebii: Flygon Pokédex
- Serebii: Rillaboom Pokédex















