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Object-Based Pokémon
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Explore Pokémon whose designs centre on recognizable objects, tools or machines. This is an editorial theme, not an official biological category: resembling an object does not establish how a Pokémon was created.
Household objects
Pokémon: 21Keys, candles, dolls and containers provide recognizable themes. Some Pokémon resemble the object; others possess or inhabit it, so appearance alone does not explain their biology.





















Tools and weapons
Pokémon: 26Blades, shields, anchors and other implements shape these designs. A carried tool can be central to the theme even when it is not the Pokémon’s entire body.


























Machines and appliances
Pokémon: 28Gears, motors, magnets and appliances inspire this section. Rotom’s appliance forms are separate appearances with game-specific change methods; they are not new species.




























Other object designs
Pokémon: 54Other designs use familiar shapes such as balls, coins, nuts or crafted objects. Meltan’s hexagonal nut is an object association, not proof that people created its species.
Blacephalon is classified as the Fireworks Pokémon, with an exploding head that supports its firework motif. This object connection does not imply that people manufactured the Ultra Beast.






















































Sources
- Bulbapedia: Klefki (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Artificial Pokémon
- Bulbapedia: List of Pokémon with form differences
- Bulbapedia: Treasures of ruin
- Bulbapedia: Mimikyu (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Archaludon (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Darmanitan (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Xurkitree (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Kartana (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Stakataka (Pokémon)
- Bulbapedia: Blacephalon (Pokémon)
- Serebii: Blacephalon, the Fireworks Pokémon
- Pokémon Pokédex: Blacephalon
- Serebii: Klefki Pokédex