When Pancham get together, they don’t fight. Instead they try and stare each other down with their most intimidating glare. Pancham never want to admit they’re afraid, so this can take all day.

Pangoro is rough to adults, but practically passive around children. Pangoro owned by older siblings are often found in games of house, piano recitals, and are overwhelmingly nicknamed “Mrs. Nesbitt”. They appreciate the attention.