Zigzagoon show no fear of humans and will wander into towns. If you wish to remove Zigzagoon from your yard without a battle, grab a stone and pour strongly-scented tea on it. Throw the stone out of your yard, and Zigzagoon will run right after it. Unscented rocks work too.

When city planners want to build a new road or install telephone poles, they will often release a Linoone and track how it runs over the area. Linoone will find the routes with the least amount of obstacles and turns, making for more efficient designs.

Zigzagoon break into Galarian concerts so frequently that some venues now advertise themselves as “Zigzagoon-friendly”. Teenagers looking for their first Pokémon will buy a ticket just to try and capture a friend with attitude.

It’s not unusual to see Linoone squads roaming Galar streets after dark. These Pokémon take pleasure in destroying public property and are thought of as a menace, but they run away if they see even a small child nearby.

Wild Linoone can’t evolve until they learn to control their destructive impulses. Obstagoon love to crash spotlit venues and scream at a moment’s notice, but never attack first. Wild Obstagoon are even known to protect people from their own herds if things get too rowdy.