Sentret

Sentret is a Pokémon introduced in Generation II. It is a Normal-type Pokémon known for its quadrupedal, ferret-like appearance. Sentret is typically found in grassy areas and forests. Its most distinctive feature is its long, bushy tail, which it often stands on its hind legs to balance, using its tail as a way to survey its surroundings for danger. This behavior is a key characteristic that helps it survive in the wild.

Sentret evolves from Sentret starting at level 15. It is known for its keen senses and agility. Despite its small size, it can be quite quick and evasive. In battle, Sentret often relies on its speed and its ability to use Normal-type moves. Its Pokédex entries frequently mention its habit of standing upright and its cautious nature. It is often seen in groups, which aids in collective vigilance against predators.

The design of Sentret draws inspiration from real-world weasels and ferrets, particularly their slender bodies and long tails. Its coloration is generally a light brown with darker markings. As a Pokémon, Sentret is often depicted as a common sight in many regions, making it one of the more familiar early-game encounters for trainers. Its evolutionary line continues with Furret, which retains its quadrupedal stance and long tail but is larger and more robust.