Misty, who was unfamiliar with them, took out her Pokédex in the stands and first pointed it at Solrock.
In appearance, Solrock resembled an orange meteorite. Its initial design might also have drawn on humanist and mystical paintings from the Renaissance, such as the Sun card of the tarot's Major Arcana. Its body was round and somewhat uneven, with eight yellow rocky spikes extending from its sides and a ring of eerie black markings around its eyes.
The Pokédex soon responded.
Pokédex: "Beep. Solrock, the Meteorite Pokémon. Rock and Psychic type. Solrock is said to be a new species that fell from space, an incarnation of the sun. Solar energy is also the source of its power. On sunny days, they line up facing the sun to store solar energy, making them powerful during the day. It floats through the air and moves silently, always wearing an expressionless look. It can read others' thoughts. When it spins its body, it emits sunlight-like radiance that temporarily blinds its enemies."
After learning about Solrock, she pointed her Pokédex at Lunatone.
Apart from looking different from Solrock, resembling a yellowish-brown moon, Lunatone shared the same style: another peculiar Pokémon that looked like a meteorite.
``` Pokédex: "Beep. Lunatone, the Meteorite Pokémon. Rock and Psychic type. Lunatone was reportedly first discovered at the site of a meteorite impact forty years ago, leading to claims that this Pokémon came from space, though this has yet to be proven. According to scientific research, the waxing and waning of the moon also seem to affect its physical condition and the rise and fall of its power. When it bathes in the light of a full moon, power fills its entire body, and it becomes particularly active. Its red eyes have an imposing presence that strikes