Baish
Dancing Fish Pokémon
Dancing Fish Pokémon
Abilities: Moxie / Defiant / Rivalry (Hidden Ability)
Height: 0.3m / 1'09”
Weight: 9.5kg/ 20.6lbs
Gender Ratio: 50% Male ♂ / 50% Female ♀
Egg Groups: Water 2
Evolves From: N/A
Evolves To: Baikuda (Water Stone)
Pokédex Entry: Literally the most caustic fish, Baish will fight with anything and everything, including its own reflection. They live in large colonies, but science questions how this works, as they are fiercely territorial. The theory is that they have a very short memory, so they forget what's not right in front of them.
Baish are small guppies that have long feathery tails. They are blue in color, with black bellies and purple stripes down their sides. The base of their tail is a red bauble which sprouts three blue tails. Their fins are black and short, protruding almost horizontally. Atop their head is a red horn, which is shorter on female Baish. Their faces and eyes always look incredibly angry or peeved. Shiny Baish are yellow instead of blue, with pink stripes.
Etymology: Baish is a combination of the words barracuda and fish.
Gender Differences: Female Baish have smaller horns.
Special Abilities: Being incredibly boorish and caustic.
Behavior: Baish are colorful tropical fish that live in the reef system of the Great Barrier Reef. They spend the day hiding in the coral with their tails pointed up to sway in the current, and when unsuspecting prey brushes against their tail, they will quickly leap up and jab the prey with the horn-like projection on their head. Sometimes Baish will nestle in the crags of a Corsola's protrusions and drift along with the Corsola for several days. If two or more Baish try to hide on the same Corsola, they will attack each other in a flurry.
Habitat: Coral reef systems in tropical waters.
Diet: Coral and small crustaceans.
Avast Island, Decolore ■ Heart Island, Decolore ■ Route 124, Hoenn ■ Route 130 & 131, Hoenn ■ Territorial Waters, Orange Archipelago
(This list is only a list of the locations from the canon universe to provide viable locations to catch the Pokémon. Custom Pokémon still appear in the other locations listed in the Habitat section.)
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