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Loudred is a unique Pokémon species that is known for its volume and sonic abilities. It is a Normal-type Pokémon that has a reputation for being loud and disruptive, hence its name “Loudred.” It is the evolved form of Whismur, and the pre-evolved form of Exploud, making it part of the Whismur family.

Loudred is a bulky Pokémon with a height of 3’03” and a weight of 89.3 lbs. It has a floppy pair of ears on its head that serve no practical function other than to distinguish it from its pre-evolved form, Whismur. It has a dark blue body with light blue spots and a pair of red horns protruding from its forehead. Loudred’s eyes are always closed; however, it has a permanent grin on its face that contributes to its playful appearance.

Loudred is distinguished by its large vocal cords. When it opens its mouth, it can emit sounds up to 110 decibels, which is equivalent to the sound of a live concert. Loudred can use its powerful vocal cords to stun and confuse its enemies. Its sonic attacks include Echoed Voice, Uproar, and Supersonic, which can damage and confuse opponents.

Loudred is known for its high temperament and its uncontrollable outbursts. Its sonic attacks often cause destruction and chaos in its surroundings. It has difficulty controlling its volume and often causes disruptions. Loudred is also known to be affectionate towards its trainers and the ones who take care of it.

Loudred is commonly known to live in caverns and mountains. Its sonic abilities make it quite useful in locating other Pokémon or beings when in the wild. Loudred typically feeds on sound waves and music, which provide the necessary sustenance for its day-to-day activities.

In conclusion, Loudred is a Normal-type Pokémon species that is known for its big volume and high temperament. It is the evolved form of Whismur and the pre-evolved form of Exploud, making it part of the Whismur family. It has unique sonic abilities that make it useful in locating other Pokémon or beings. Its playful appearance and its love for music make it an excellent companion for trainers who can handle its disruptive outbursts.