Audino

Audino is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in the fifth generation (Pokémon Black and White). It is known as the Hearing Pokémon for its large ears and its sensitivity to the emotions of others. In appearance, Audino has a pink, fluffy body with a white underside and long, rounded ears. Its ears are used to listen for signs of distress, and it will often stay by the side of injured Pokémon to tend wounds and offer comfort.

Biology and behavior: Audino is a gentle, social creature that tends to live in groups in forests and near towns. It is drawn to places where people and other Pokémon gather, and its behavior reflects its role as a healer and caregiver. In the wild, it can help soothe tired or frightened Pokémon, and its presence is commonly associated with healing and wellbeing.

In games: Audino is valued for its bulk and utility as a support-oriented battler. It learns a variety of healing and status-support moves and is often used to help teammates endure battles. In Unova-era games, players could gain substantial experience by battling Audino, making it a popular training target for leveling up.

Abilities and evolution: Audino has a standard ability and a Hidden Ability that enhance its supportive role in battles. It has no basic evolution line, but it can Mega Evolve into Mega Audino in battle.

Mega Evolution: Mega Audino, introduced in the sixth generation, is a Normal/Fairy-type that emphasizes bulk and defensive potential, with an elaborate, more ornate appearance.

Audino is commonly compared with other gentle Normal-types like Chansey and Blissey, sharing a theme of healing and supportive utility.