Attraktios

Attraktios is a Pokémon species introduced in Generation VI, appearing in the Kalos region within the video game series *Pokémon X* and *Y*. It is a dual-type Psychic/Fairy Pokémon, making it one of the first Pokémon to feature the Fairy typing, which was introduced to balance the prevalence of Dark-type Pokémon. Attraktios resembles a stylish, humanoid fox with a long, flowing tail adorned with a series of colorful, glowing orbs that resemble disco balls. Its design incorporates elements of both elegance and energy, reflecting its role as a performer.

In its pre-evolutionary stage, Attraktios evolves from Togedemaru, a Pokémon that resembles a hedgehog with a metallic shell. Attraktios itself does not have a known evolutionary stage, though it is sometimes depicted in the games as a rare encounter in the wild. Its name combines the words "attraction" and "trios," possibly referencing its role as a charismatic performer or its association with the trio of orbs on its tail.

Attraktios is known for its ability to captivate audiences with its performances, using its orbs to create mesmerizing light shows. Its signature move, *Attract*, is a Psychic-type move that increases the chance of the target Pokémon being attracted to the user, which can be useful in battles. It also learns moves like *Confusion*, *Psychic*, and *Fairy Wind*, showcasing its diverse movepool. In the anime, Attraktios has appeared in episodes, often showcasing its lively and energetic personality.

Attraktios has a base stat total of 500, with a balanced distribution across its stats, though it excels particularly in Speed and Special Attack. Its Fairy typing makes it resistant to several common types, including Fighting, Dark, and Dragon, while its Psychic typing provides coverage against Ghost and Psychic-type opponents. Despite its popularity among trainers for its aesthetic appeal and utility, Attraktios remains relatively rare in the wild, adding to its allure among collectors and competitive players.