Avalugg Hisui is an Ice/Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
Type: Ice/Rock
Abilities:
- Strong Jaw: Powers up biting moves.
- Ice Body (Hidden Ability): Restores HP in hail.
Physical Characteristics:
- Avalugg Hisui is a massive, quadrupedal Pokémon resembling a glacier.
- Its body is covered in thick ice, with a flat, table-like back.
- The Hisuian form features rugged, rocky elements in its body structure, making it appear even more formidable and robust than its regular form.
- Its icy surface glistens in the light, giving it an imposing and majestic appearance.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Avalugg Hisui is primarily found in the frigid, icy landscapes of the Hisui region, where it blends into its surroundings with ease.
- It is known to be territorial, often seen patrolling its domain with a slow, deliberate gait.
- Avalugg Hisui is solitary by nature, preferring the quiet isolation of the snowy tundras.
- Its icy body is capable of reflecting sunlight, which can be used to blind potential threats or competitors.
In Battle:
- Avalugg Hisui excels as a physical tank, boasting high Defense and Attack stats.
- Notable moves include Avalanche, Rock Slide, and Crunch, which benefit from its Strong Jaw ability.
- It is particularly effective against Flying, Bug, and Fire types due to its Rock-type moves.
- However, it is notably vulnerable to Fighting, Steel, and Water-type moves due to its dual typing.
Evolution:
- Avalugg Hisui evolves from Bergmite starting at level 37 in the Hisui region.
- Unlike its standard evolution, the Hisuian Avalugg features unique characteristics and abilities tailored to the harsh climates of Hisui.
Interesting Facts:
- Avalugg Hisui’s design is inspired by the rugged, icy landscapes of the Hisui region, mirroring the ancient and untamed wilderness of the area.
- Its ability to blend into icy terrains makes it a master of ambush tactics in the wild.
- The Hisuian form of Avalugg reflects a time when Pokémon had to adapt to much harsher climates, leading to its rock-like adaptations for survival.
- Its table-like back has led some to speculate that ancient humans might have used Avalugg Hisui for transport or as a mobile platform in the snowy regions.