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Tornadus is a legendary Pokémon of the Flying type, introduced in Generation V alongside Thundurus and Landorus as part of the Forces of Nature trio. These three Pokémon are often depicted as kami, or spirits, in Japanese folklore, specifically Fūjin, the god of wind. Tornadus is unique among its trio for being a pure Flying-type, a distinction that sets it apart from its Electric/Flying and Ground/Flying counterparts. It has two forms: Incarnate Forme, which resembles a green genie-like figure, and Therian Forme, a more avian, bird-like appearance. In the Pokémon games, Tornadus often plays a role in weather phenomena and is sought after for its powerful wind-based abilities. Its Pokedex entries frequently highlight its ability to create powerful storms and whirlwinds, making it a force to be reckoned with. Tornadus does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, emphasizing its legendary status. Its natural habitat is typically high in the atmosphere, where it can freely control the winds. It likely subsists on atmospheric particles or energy, as its elemental nature suggests. In the anime, Tornadus has been featured in episodes showcasing its destructive power and its eventual capture or appeasement by trainers. Its design, particularly the Incarnate Forme, evokes a sense of ancient power and mystique, contributing to its cultural significance as a guardian or harbinger of weather.