Samurott Hisui is a dual Water/Dark-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus as part of the Hisui region's unique ecosystem.
Type: Water/Dark
Abilities:
- Torrent: Boosts the power of Water-type moves by 50% when the Pokémon's HP is below a third of its maximum (its Hidden Ability is not currently specified for Hisuian Samurott).
Physical Characteristics:
- Samurott Hisui retains the sleek, otter-like build of its Unovan counterpart, but with distinct Hisuian features.
- It has a more streamlined, battle-ready appearance with sharper, more menacing edges on its armor.
- Its coloration is darker, reflecting its dual Dark typing, with a menacing, crimson-hued shell armor and horns.
- The shell armor and horns are reminiscent of a samurai's helmet, highlighting its warrior nature.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Found primarily in the rivers and coastal areas of the Hisui region, indicating a preference for aquatic environments.
- Known for its solitary and disciplined nature, reflecting the characteristics of a seasoned warrior.
- It protects its territory fiercely and is often seen patrolling its domain with vigilance.
In Battle:
- Samurott Hisui is a versatile physical attacker, making use of both Water and Dark-type moves to exploit opponent weaknesses.
- Notable moves include Ceaseless Edge, a signature move that creates an advantage by setting up entry hazards, and Aqua Tail, which takes advantage of its Water type.
- It is effective against Fire, Ghost, and Psychic types but must be cautious of Fighting, Bug, Electric, Grass, and Fairy types.
Evolution:
- Evolves from Dewott starting at level 36.
- Oshawott evolves into Dewott starting at level 17 before becoming Samurott Hisui.
Interesting Facts:
- Samurott Hisui's design is heavily inspired by samurai warriors, aligning with the historical setting of the Hisui region.
- Its unique regional form signifies adaptation to the ancient environment of Hisui, showcasing its battle-hardened evolution.
- The introduction of Hisuian forms like Samurott Hisui highlights the diverse ecological and cultural evolution within the Pokémon world, offering a fresh perspective on familiar species.