Facts for Kids

Combee is a cute Pokémon that looks like a small, honey-like bee! 🐝

It first appeared in the Pokémon games called "Diamond" and "Pearl," released in 2006. Combee is a Bug/Flying type Pokémon, which means it has special abilities related to being an insect and flying. It is known for being friendly and loves to gather pollen from flowers. This little Pokémon is pretty special because it has three faces—two on its wings and one in the middle! Imagine having multiple faces! Combee can be found in the Sinnoh region, mainly in grassy areas. 🌼

Did you know that Combee can only be female if it evolves into Vespiquen? 🐝

The male Combee cannot evolve, making them unique! They also have a special move called “Sweet Scent,” which can attract other Pokémon while they forage. 🍯

In Pokémon contests, Combee often performs beautifully, showcasing their dance skills! Lastly, in the real world, bees are very important for our environment, helping to pollinate plants and produce food! So, Combee not only makes for a charming Pokémon but also educates us about nature! 🌱

Combee is quite small, standing about just one foot tall (30 cm) and weighing only 3.3 pounds (1.5 kg). Its body is mostly yellow and black, like real bees! 🐝

The two faces on its wings are very important—it uses them to help communicate with other Combee members. The central face helps it fly. Combee's unique anatomy allows it to collect nectar from flowers and create honey. 🌻

Did you know? Combee can evolve into a Pokémon called Vespiquen, but only when it has at least two female Combee in its presence!

Combee is not currently considered endangered, but the health of their habitats is essential for their survival. 🌳

Since they rely on flowers, things like urban development and pollution can harm their environment. Beekeepers and gardeners play an important role in keeping flowers and plants healthy to support Combee and other pollinators! 🌷

Helping to protect nature and plant lots of flowers can help keep Combee safe. If we take care of our planet, Combee can continue to buzz around happily!

Combee has become popular in Pokémon culture! 🎮

Many kids (and adults!) know Combee from the animated series and video games. It represents teamwork, as it thrives on working with other Combee in its swarm. 🐝

In the Pokémon universe, Combee has also inspired stories about friendship and cooperation. Combee’s connection to honey resonates with people, as honey is often seen as a symbol of sweetness and hard work. You might see Combee as a helpful friend in many Pokémon training adventures!

Combee loves to live in places with lots of flowers, like meadows and forests! 🌸

You can find them buzzing around in the Sinnoh region, specifically in areas like Route 205 and the honey trees found there. Combee enjoys warm and sunny weather so it can easily gather nectar and pollen. 🌞

While they are primarily found in Sinnoh, you may also encounter them in later Pokémon games such as Pokémon Sword and Shield. These adorable Pokémon make their homes in hives and are often seen flying in groups!

Combee have a unique life cycle that starts with them being little larvae! 🐛

After a female Combee collects enough pollen, it lays eggs in the hive. Once the eggs hatch, the baby Combee grow by eating nectar and pollen. As they grow, they will eventually become adult Combee. If a female Combee has gathered enough food, she can evolve into a stronger Pokémon called Vespiquen! Combee can take a while to fully develop, but with teamwork in their swarm, they support each other during the growing process! 🌱

Combee love to eat flower nectar and pollen! 🌼

Their long tongues help them drink nectar from flowers easily. From the nectar they collect, they make delicious honey! 🍯

When foraging, Combee use their sense of smell to find the best flowers. They prefer colorful blossoms because they know these will have the tastiest nectar! Combee are very efficient workers, flying back and forth to their hive to gather and store food for themselves and their future evolution, Vespiquen.

Combee are very social creatures! They live in groups called swarms, just like real bees. 🐝

They communicate with one another through buzzing and dancing. When they find a good flower, they signal the other Combee to join by spreading their wings! Each Combee has a role; usually, the ones in the center gather nectar, while those on the sides keep watch. If a Combee feels threatened, it will buzz loudly to warn its friends. Together, they work hard to keep their honey safe and protect their hive from danger. 🏠