Clocare
Clover Pokémon
Clover Pokémon
Abilities: Natural Cure / Healer (Hidden Ability)
Height: 1.0m / 3' 05"
Weight: 13.1kg / 28.8lbs
Gender Ratio: 0% Male ♂ / 100% Female ♀
Egg Groups: Fairy / Grass
Evolves From: N/A
Evolves To: N/A
Pokédex Entry: Gentle and kind, Clocare are no uncommon sights in Pokémon Centers where Chansey populations are small or non-existent. They genuinely care only about helping others and often aide travelers, both human and wild Pokémon, with their hurts.
Roughly as tall as a small child, Clocare is a human-shaped plant, similar to Bellossom. Dark clover green in color, their heart-shaped head is their most dominant feature, making up for almost half their height, while their smaller body is nearly completely wreathed in lighter green colored leaves. Graceful and possessing small limbs, Clocare's small feet tip-toe across the ground, while their thin arms suggest very little physical strength. Clocare have small blue eyes and two pink markings on their cheeks, suggesting a cute blush. Shiny Clocare are clover purple in color..
Etymology: Clocare is a combination of the words clover and care.
Gender Differences: None. Clocare is an all female species.
Special Abilities: Very adept at taking care of other individuals.
Behavior: Gentle and kind, Clocare are no uncommon sights in Pokémon Centers where Chansey populations are small or non-existent. They genuinely care only about helping others and often aide travelers (both human and wild Pokémon) with their hurts. Clocare are jovial Pokémon, also, often seen in child-care wards at hospitals, where they play with youngsters and tend to infants.
Habitat: In the wild, Clocare are found in meadows and wherever wild clovers grow. Tamed Clocare are most often seen in Pokémon Centers and hospitals.
Diet: Herbivorous, though they can subside for weeks off of just water.
Route 5, Unova ■ Route 12, Unova
(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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