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Shroodle, the Toxic Mouse Pokémon, is a Normal/Poison type introduced in Generation IX of the Pokémon universe. Native to the Paldea region, Shroodle is known for its distinctive appearance and unique way of marking its territory. These small Pokémon are often found in forests and caves, where they use a potent, colorful poison secreted from their claws to paint patterns on trees and rocks. This behavior serves multiple purposes: it warns off rivals, attracts mates, and marks food sources. Shroodle are primarily omnivores, feasting on berries and small insects, but their diet can vary depending on their habitat. Their poison, while usually not lethal to larger creatures, can cause severe paralysis, a defense mechanism they employ when threatened. In the games, Shroodle evolves into Grafaiai, a more formidable Poison/Normal type known for its intricate and vibrant territorial markings. Shroodle's introduction brought a fresh take on the poison typing, combining it with a playful artistic flair that resonated with players. Its unique design and intriguing lore make it a memorable addition to the Pokémon world, contributing to the rich biodiversity of the Paldea region and showcasing the diverse ways Pokémon interact with their environment.