This is a list of all Hisuian Form Pokemon confirmed so far for Pokemon Legends Arceus. Read on to learn what Hisui Form Pokemon are and all about their form and type differences!

List of All Hisuian Form Pokemon

All Confirmed Hisuian Forms

Hisui Dex #	Nat. Dex #	Pokemon	Type
3	724	Hisuian Decidueye
6	157	Hisuian Typhlosion
9	503	Hisuian Samurott
84	211	Hisuian Qwilfish
94	549	Hisuian Lilligant
116	705	Hisuian Sliggoo
117	706	Hisuian Goodra
150	58	Hisuian Growlithe
151	59	Hisuian Arcanine
192	100	Hisuian Voltorb
193	101	Hisuian Electrode
202.1	215	Hisuian Sneasel
216	713	Hisuian Avalugg
219	570	Hisuian Zorua
220	571	Hisuian Zoroark
222	628	Hisuian Braviary

All Hisuian Form Differences

Hisuian Growlithe

Growlithe	Hisuian Growlithe
Growlithe	Hisuian Growlithe

It seems like wild Hisuian Growlithe are not fond of being around people yet, compared to their domesticated, modern counterparts.

Hisuian Growlithe - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Arcanine

Arcanine	Hisuian Arcanine
Arcanine	Hisuian Arcanine

Hisuian Arcanine is the evolution of Hisuian Growlithe. Just like its pre-evolution, it is a Fire and Rock Pokemon. Its fur is darker and curlier than that of the original Arcanine.

Hisuian Arcanine - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Voltorb

Voltorb	Hisuian Voltorb
Voltorb	Hisuian Voltorb

The original Voltorb resembles a modern-day Poke Ball compared to its Hisuian past, which resembles the wooden Poke Balls used back then. Their expressions also differ as the present Voltorb looks angry while the Hisuian one conveys happiness.

How to Get Hisuian Voltorb

Hisuian Electrode

Electrode	Hisuian Electrode
Electrode	Hisuian Electrode

Unlike the original Electrode, Hisuian Electrode Pokemon gained a Grass and Electric Typing. It also resembles a wooden Poke Ball that Pokemon trainers in Hisui use to catch Pokemon.

Hisuian Electrode - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Typhlosion

Typhlosion	Hisuian Typhlosion
Typhlosion	Hisuian Typhlosion

Hisuian Typhlosion gained a Fire and Ghost Typing in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. People believe that the violet flames spouting from its necks guide forsaken souls into the afterlife.

Hisuian Typhlosion - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Qwilfish

Qwilfish	Hisuian Qwilfish
Qwilfish	Hisuian Qwilfish

Unlike the original Qwilfish, Hisuian Qwilfish is black and white in color with little spikes coming out of its body. Its Dark and Poison typing is troublesome for Hisuian fisherfolk because of the poison the Pokemon sprays from its spines.

Hisuian Qwilfish - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Samurott

Samurott	Hisuian Samurott
Samurott	Hisuian Samurott

Hisuian Samurott has a black and red protective shell on its head. its horn is now slightly bent. Its white mustache blends perfectly with its color scheme.

Hisuian Samurott - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Lilligant

Lilligant	Hisuian Lilligant
Lilligant	Hisuian Lilligant

Contrary to the original Lilligant, this Hisui variant has a shorter hair and a pink flower crown on its head. It also got rid of its petals that resemble a dress in favor for a sleeker look.

Hisuian Lilligant - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Zorua

Zorua	Hisuian Zorua
Zorua	Hisuian Zorua

Hisuian Zorua and its evolution, Hisuian Zoroark, are the first Pokemon to have the type combination of Normal and Ghost. This makes them immune to Normal, Ghost, and Fighting Type attacks, and only weak to Dark Type atttacks.

Hisuian Zorua - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Zoroark

Zoroark	Hisuian Zoroark
Zoroark	Hisuian Zoroark

Hisuian Zoroark and its preevolution, Hisuian Zorua, are the first Pokemon to have the type combination of Normal and Ghost. This makes them immune to Normal, Ghost, and Fighting Type attacks, and only weak to Dark Type atttacks.

Hisuian Zoroark - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Braviary

Braviary	Hisuian Braviary
Braviary	Hisuian Braviary

Using the Celestica Flute, you can summon a special Hisuian Braviary that will let you soar over Hisui region's clouds. This allows you to explore areas that may be inaccesible via foot or fin.

Hisuian Braviary - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Sliggoo

Sliggoo	Hisuian Sliggoo
Sliggoo	Hisuian Sliggoo

Hisuian Sliggo is a Dragon/Steel Pokemon that carries around a heavy metallic shell that developed on its skin. It is said that the metallic shell on its back is a result of its mucus reacting with the iron in Hisui's water.

Hisuian Sliggoo - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Goodra

Goodra	Hisuian Goodra
Goodra	Hisuian Goodra

Hisuian Goodra is the final evolution of Goomy and Hisuian Sliggoo. This Dragon/Steel Pokemon can freely control the hardness of the metallic shell on its back.

Similar to the original Goodra, it is very friendly and doesn't like being left alone.

Hisuian Goodra - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Avalugg

Avalugg	Hisuian Avalugg
Avalugg	Hisuian Avalugg

Hisuian Avalugg is the evolution of Bergmite. This Ice/Rock Pokemon has no problem traversing snowy and mountainous paths in Hisui.

Hisuian Avalugg - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Decidueye

Decidueye	Hisuian Decidueye
Decidueye	Hisuian Decidueye

Hisuian Decidueye is the final evolution of Rowlet in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. This Grass- and Ghost-type Pokemon has adapted to Hisui's cold climate and it uses its feather to keep itself warm. Just like the original Decidueye, it still hides its face under its feathers.

Hisuian Decidueye - Evolution and How to Get

Hisuian Sneasel

Sneasel	Hisuian Sneasel
Sneasel	Hisuian Sneasel

Hisuian Sneasel is a Poison- and Fighting-type Pokemon whose sturdy, curved claws are ideal for traversing precipitous cliffs. From the tips of these claws drips a venom that infiltrates the nerves of any prey caught in Sneasel’s grasp.

How to Evolve Hisuian Sneasel - Location and Research Tasks

Hisuian Evolutionary Forms

Some Hisuian forms of Pokemon have evolutionary stages that are technically not Hisuian themselves. See below for all non-Hisuian Pokemon with Hisuian base forms.

Sneasler - Evolves from Hisuian Sneasel

Evolution Line
Hisuian Sneasel	At Noon, use Razor Claw →	Sneasler

Overqwil - Evolves from Hisuian Qwilfish

Evolution Line
Hisuian Qwilfish	Use Barb Barrage in Stronge Style 20 times →	Overqwil

Kleavor - Evolves from Scyther

Evolution Line
Scyther	Metal Coat →	Scizor
	Black Augurite →	Kleavor

Ursaluna - Evolves from Ursaring

Evolution Line
Teddiursa	Lv. 30 →	Ursaring	During a Full Moon, use a Peat Block →	Ursaluna

Basculegion - Evolves from White-Striped Basculin

Evolution Line
Basculin	Accumulate 300 or more recoil damage from using Wave Crash in Strong Style (Male) →	Basculegion
	Accumulate 300 or more recoil damage from using Wave Crash in Agile Style (Female) →	Basculegion (Female)

White-Striped Basculin, as it's known, is not technically a Hisuian form, though it does look different from the Basculin of previous Pokemon games.

Previously known forms of Basculin are the Red-Striped Basculin and Blue-Striped Basculin. Neither of which can be found in Hisui, and neither of them are known to evolve into Basculegion.

Another piece of evidence that supports the idea that it isn't a Hisuian form is that it has the same typing and stats as the Basculin we've known in previous games.

What are Hisuian Form Pokemon?

Regional Variants of Previously Known Pokemon

In the previous Pokemon games, several Pokemon take on new forms such as the Alolan Form seen in Pokemon Sun and Moon, as well as the Galar Form from Pokemon Sword and Shield.

In Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Hisuian Pokemon are regional forms of familiar Pokemon that have adapted to the Hisui region. Apart from their change in appearance, all Hisuian regional forms also have different typings and movesets!

New Pokemon and Regional Variants

Hisuian Form Pokemon Have a Japanese-Inspired Design

As Pokemon: Legends Arceus takes place in the past, the Hisuian Form Pokemon take on a distinct design inspired by ancient Japan. One of these includes the Hisuian Growlithe, whose design is based on the lion-dog statues seen in Japanese shrines.

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