#nacli

This one will be a little simpler, just because we don’t have a large amount of information about this pokémon as of yet. Unfortunately, despite this, I can firmly say that they would not be a particularly safe option for a lot of owners, and the “B” score that my system gave me doesn’t really get across how much hesitation you should have.

Sure, to begin with, nacli are a perfect size. They stand at just over a foot tall and weigh thirty-five pounds, meaning that making space for them and getting them around won’t be exceptionally difficult in most cases. They seem friendly enough as well, as the pokédex explains that these pokémon were treasured in the past because they would willingly share their salt (Scarlet). Free salt, not so bad!

Now, that free salt might make a bit of a mess, though. You see, nacli are known to leave behind trails known as “salt roads” as they move around and the ground scrapes against their body (Violet, Legends: Z-A). This harmless to them, since they constantly replenish the salt that they need, but it will definitely leave a mess and could damage your flooring if you have hardwood or tile. Luckily, as a nice bonus, you may be able to sell this salt or donate it to a good cause.

There hasn’t been any real cause for concern yet, but that’s because we haven’t taken a look at the moves a nacli can use. As Rock-Type pokémon, nacli can make use of a barrage of moves that could pose a pretty serious danger to people and structures around them, like Rock Slide and Earthquake. Then there’s moves like Stealth Rock, which while not necessarily deadly could pose a significant (and painful) obstacle in the home.

Nacli

Info:

Date started - 7th July 2026

Date finished - 7th July 2026

Size - 18x19

Notes:

Day 175: Nacli

Salty

Pile of Salt

And Gargling Salt