If you hold a Hoppip by the leaves, its body will spin around. They love this for some reason. Their airborne lifestyle precludes a root system, so they eat dirt whenever they get the chance.

Skiploom rise and fall in waves on partially cloudy days. They float high in sun, but sink as clouds pass overhead. Their flattened ears provide greater air control, but as they raise an ear in the direction of sudden noises, they aileron roll away from them.

Jumpluff’s pre-evolutions had long tails to create drag and stop them from floating too quickly, but Jumpluff’s shorter tail serves as a rudder. They careen into anything when spoiling for a fight, but still make good pets as they’re too light to injure children with the collision.