Pokémon Behavior

Aside from interacting with eachother in the various Events Pokémon may also play with Toys.

But that's not all. As with the Training Bag toy, with which Pokémon launch attacks at, Pokémon may use their attacks on eachother or your Miis!

The attack a Pokémon uses depends on its type. A dual-type Pokémon can use an attack from its first or second type.

Pictures of each may eventually be added.

Type	Attack	Description
	Leech Life	The target is hit by an aura and then flattened.
	Dark Pulse	A black cloud entombs the target.
	Twister	The target is overwhelmed by a small, white, twister.
	Thunderbolt	A thunderbolt is launched from the sky paralyzing the target. The target is slowed and periodically stops as sparks run across its body.
	Close Combat	The opponent is attacked with fists at blinding speed.
	Flamethrower	The opponent is burned and will frantically run out to cool off the burn.
	Sky Attack	The user glows orange and quickly swoops down to attack the target.
	Scary Face	The target flinches and is momentarily unable to move.
	Razor Leaf	Several leafs are launched at the target.
	Earthquake	All sorrounding Pokémon and Miis are toppled over.
	Icy Wind	The target is frozen in a block of ice after being entombed in a cloud of snowflakes.
	Quick Attack	A Pokémon will charge at the opponent and then hit.
	Poison Gas	The target is infliced with Poison, which slows them down and makes them temporarily ill.
	Hypnosis	The target is temporarily put to sleep. If the attack fails the target is momentarily confused.
	Rock Slide	Several rocks tumble from the sky and land on the target.
	Metal Claw	The target is hit with a Metal Claw.
	Bubblebeam	Bubbles are shot out at the target which float away.

A Pokémon's behavior, it seems, actually depends on its nature. For example a Lonely Pokémon may actually seperate itself from the crowd. On the other hand an Adamant Pokémon may attack others more frequently.

Pokémon in your Ranch will tend to gather in groups based on their type. You may find large gatherings of Grass type Pokémon in certain sections of your Ranch. Further, Pokémon of the same species and/or evolutionary line will stick closer together within their respective type groups. Keep in mind, natures are still in-play and this isn't always the case.

When one of your Pokémon encounters a Pokémon whose typing trumps another the weaker typed Pokémon may get scared and run away!