Mushroom Pokemon are part of Plant Pokemon many fans search for information about these mushroom Pokemon. So today we are going to create a list of these mushroom-like Pokemon.
In the past we have talked about Flower Pokemon, Bat Pokemon, Fish Pokemon etc but today we are going to talk about mushroom Pokemon in this list.
So, Here are the top 15 best mushroom Pokemon of all time.
Updated in June, 2024, by Swati: Scarlet and Violet were among the numerous new Pokemon that were introduced to enthusiasts in Generation 9.
The gamer was taken aback by the introduction of an additional mushroom Pokemon, which the player could capture and engage in combat with in the new land of Paldea.
Nevertheless, Nintendo Switch titles do not include all of these fungi-based’mons.
As a result, in order to integrate a mushroom into their team, players will need to investigate older titles.
This update comprises the game locations of each mushroom Pokemon in the franchise.
15. Brute Bonnet
It bears a faint resemblance to a Pokémon that was described in a questionable periodical as a hybrid between a mushroom and a dinosaur.
In Generation 9, the Paradox Pokemon, Brute Bonnet (#??? in the national Dex),
was introduced as the ancient/future counterparts of pre-existing Pokemon.
This Pokemon, in particular, is an ancient variant of Amoonguss, a Gen 5 mushroom Pokemon with a substantially less exaggerated appearance.
This Paradox Pokemon is a Grass/Dark type and is a savage and formidable combatant.
It is situated in Area Zero of Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, a late-game area that houses the Paradox Pokemon of each game.
14. Toedscruel
It inflicts torment on its prey by wrapping its ten tentacles around them and extracting their nutrients.
Its folds that extend along the border of its cranium are a favoured delicacy.
Toedscruel (#1007 in the national Dex) bears a considerable resemblance to a Tentacruel, as it follows the same evolutionary pattern as Toedscool.
Toedscruel and Toedscool are the only Pokemon that possess the Mycelium Might ability.
The following effect is the result of this ability,
which was introduced in Generation 9: Status moves will always be executed at a slower pace by the Pokemon;
however, the target’s Ability will not impede their effectiveness.
This is one of the numerous new abilities that have been integrated into Pokemon Scarlet & Violet.
13. Toedscool
Despite its resemblance to Tentacool, Toedscool is a distinct species.
Despite its diminutive legs, it is capable of achieving a top speed of thirty miles per hour.
Toedscool (#1006 in the national Dex) is a pink-bodied, yellow-spotted toadstool that resembles a recolored fly agaric mushroom.
It was first introduced in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet.
It also bears a striking resemblance to the Gen 1 jellyfish-based Pokemon Tentacool.
This is addressed in the Pokedex entry; however, it has sparked some debate regarding the Pokemon’s “lazy” design.
Whether it is due to indolent labour or cunning world-building,
Toedscool is completely biologically unrelated to Tentacool.
The lengthy legs are intended to resemble mycelium, the long roots of mushrooms, rather than tentacles.
12. Shiinotic
It is a perilous endeavour to enter the forests where Shiinotic reside at night.
Individuals who are bewildered by its unusual illumination are unable to retrace their steps.
The skeleton or withered cadaver of Toad from the Mario franchise is reminiscent of the evolved form of Morelull.
Furthermore, it appears that this mushroom Pokemon is sporting a mushroom headpiece and nappy.
A probable source of inspiration for this Pokemon is the archetypical grey alien, which is also redolent of Shiinotic (#756).
It seems to be haunting, evoking the atmosphere of a ghost story.
Preparing for the nightmares that await, envision the Pokemon and Parasect engaging in a battle before endeavouring to retire for the night.
11. Morelull
At times, three mushrooms are more advantageous than one, and Morelull serves as an illustration of this.
One of the few fungal companions to make a live-action appearance is despite the fact that it may be one of the most forgettable of all the mushroom Pokemon.
Detective Pikachu, the sole live-action film that features Pokemon, displays an abundance of Morelull,
and their appearance is strikingly similar to the enigmatic mythology that surrounds them.
They are frequently used as a light source in the dreary forests of the Pokemon world,
which distinguishes them within the Pokemon ecosystem.
10. Gloom
The pistil of this flower smells terrible even from a mile away.
Inadvertent inhalation of it can cause syncope.
Though it is more properly called a plant than a mushroom,
this gloomy, salivating thing has a lot of spore-like traits.
Keeping the Grass/Poison type of its forerunner, Gloom (#44) is a significant improvement over the smaller, easier Oddish.
Ironically, this big Pokemon’s Stench ability—which may take on several forms—is well-known for its toxic and perfume-making uses.
Its seemingly harmless, vibrant appearance sometimes fools opponents,
who then become surprised by powerful attacks like Petal Dance.
9. Amoonguss
Amoonguss looks like a mushroom and has a big, light-colored Poké Ball-shaped cap with warts on it.
It also has a huge grey body that looks like a stem, fierce eyes, and a big pink mouth. Amoonguss uses two shields that look like Poké Balls.
It tries to catch prey with the patterns on its arms that look like Poké Balls, but it doesn’t work very well most of the time. It also blows spores that are poisonous at its enemies.
8. Ladylichen
Ladylichen is a Pokemon that looks like a person. Its long hair is made of mold fuzz, and its dress is made of mold slime. This Pokemon is made up by a fan.
Everything around ladylichen goes bad. They live in big, fancy mansions, which quickly fall into disrepair and are shut down by the government.
It often acts as if it were a rich person and is building a house for itself. Ladylichen comes from the words “ladylike” and “lichen,” which is a kind of mold.
7. Breloom
Breloom is a bipedal Pokémon that looks like a mushroom and has some kangaroo-like traits. It’s green for most of its body, but its head, neck, and tail are beige.
On top of its head is a green cap that looks like a mushroom.
Below it are beige gills, and on either side is a round, red growth that looks like a berry but has a hole in the middle.
It has black, oval eyes, a mouth that looks like a beak, and frilled parts at the base of its neck.
Each of its hands and feet has two red claws.
6. Paras
Paras is an orange insect-like creature that looks a lot like a cicada nymph. It has three pairs of legs and a body in the shape of an ovoid.
The front pair of legs are the biggest and end in sharp claws.
It has five spots on its head, and each side of its mouth has three teeth. It has round eyes with big “false pupils.”
Tochukaso, which are red and yellow mushrooms, grow on the back of this Pokémon.
The mushrooms grow from spores that are spread on this Pokémon’s back when it is born by the mushroom on its mother’s back.
The mushrooms can be taken off at any time.
5. Parasect
Parasect is an orange Pokémon that looks like an insect, but its back has been completely taken over by a parasitic mushroom.
It has a small head with two pure white eyes and a segmented body that is mostly hidden by the mushroom.
It has three sets of legs, and the two in front look like big pincers. On its back is a fungus with a big red cap and yellow spots all over.
4. Foongus
Foongus looks like a white mushroom and has a cap that looks a lot like a Poké Ball. It has short arms with no fingers, a big pink mouth, and dark eyes that look like pinpricks.
It uses the pattern on its head that looks like a Poké Ball to catch people and Pokémon in grassy areas.
When it needs to defend itself, it lets out a cloud of poisonous spores.
If the spores are dried well, they can also be used as a stomach medicine.
It moves by either hopping or turning on its side and rolling on its head.
3. Queenlichen
This is also one of the fan-written stories. Pokemon Mushroom Ladylichen looks like a person. It has long mold fuzz hair in a beehive style and a slime mold dress with a lot of volume.
Queenlichen are elderly Ladylichen. They have full control over rotting and can make anything rot or even stop the process of rotting all together.
Its mold has the same level of control over it.
Queenlichen comes from the words “queenlike” and “lichen,” which is a kind of mold.
2. Vileplume
Vileplume is a blue Pokémon that walks on two legs and has rough hands and feet. It has bright red eyes and a small mouth.
It has a big red flower with an orange-brown center on its head. People say that Vileplume’s flower has the world’s biggest petals and is almost too heavy for the Pokémon to carry.
The flower has red petals that are round and have white spots on them. The spots on a female Vileplume’s petals are bigger and there are fewer of them.
1. Shroomish
The Pokémon Shroomish is small and looks like a mushroom. It has black eyes and a mouth that looks like a half triangle.
Its top part is beige and has segments with frills along the bottom and a small opening at the top.
It has green spots on its upper body, and its lower body is green all the way through. It has small, round feet, but no arms or hands that can be seen.
When it feels threatened, it shakes its body and shoots poisonous spores out of the top of its head.
