Talk:Altaria (Pokémon)

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As to the origin of the name Altaria: This Pokemon flies and is cloud-like. Alta is Spanish for lofty or high. It is said that this Pokemon enjoys singing. An aria is an elaborate vocal piece or melody. ---Champignonne