The Kitakami Ogre Clan has skilled battlers that can be found across Kitakami. Each of their battles is noticeably harder than your average trainer battle. Read on to learn where to find all eight Kitakami Ogre Clan member and the rewards for defeating them in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV)'s Teal Mask DLC.

Kitakami Ogre Clan Member Locations

1. Electric-type Specialist, Raikiri in Apple Hills
2. Fairy-type Specialist, Masamune in Mossfell Confluence
3. Fighting-type Specialist, Kotetsu in Oni Mountain
4. Ice-type Specialist, Kunitsuna in Infernal Pass
5. Sun Specialist, Kanemitsu in Paradise Barrens
6. Rain Specialist, Hasebe in Fellhorn Gorge
7. Normal-type Specialist, Munechika in Infernal Pass
8. Ghost/Dark-type Master, Muramasa in Kitakami Hall

Electric-type Specialist, Raikiri

From Mossui Town, head north and climb up Apple Hills. Near the waterfall, you'll find a cave full of Geodudes. Here, Raikiri, the Electric-type specialist of Kitakami Ogre Clan waits.

Strategy against Raikiri's Team

Raikiri's Team
Raichu (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Probopass (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Luxray (Lv. 76) Held Item: Terrain Extender	Vikavolt (Lv. 77) Held Item: Electric Seed

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

As an Electric-type specialist, it's highly recommended to prepare some Ground-type Pokemon, especially for Raichu and Probopass. However, be wary as Luxray has Ice Fang, and Vikavolt has Levitate.

Fairy-type Specialist, Masamune

From Kitakami Hall, head slightly southwest towards Mossfell Confluence. In the open field by some bamboo stalks, you'll find Masamune, the Fairy-type specialist of the Kitakami Ogre Clan.

Strategy against Masamune's Team

Masamune's Team
Grimmsnarl (Lv. 75) Held Item: Light Clay	Clefable (Lv. 77) Held Item: Sitrus Berry	Gardevoir (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Ribombee (Lv. 76) Held Item: None

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

Masamune's lead, Grimmsnarl, starts by setting up Reflect to protect it's team from physical moves so it might be better to lead with a Special Attacker. Don't get too comfortable though as it also has a Clefable with Calm Mind waiting in the wings to tank any Special hits. His Ribombee also likes to set-up with Quiver Dance so it's recommended to take it out before it gets too strong to handle.

Fighting-type Specialist, Kotetsu

From Oni Mountain's Peak, find the entrance into the mountain hidden on the outer rock formations surrounding The Crystal Pool. Once inside, dive deep into the mountain's center. As you land on the rubble, you'll find Kotetsu, the Fighting-type specialist of the Kitakami Ogre Clan in the same cavern.

Strategy against Kotetsu's Team

Kotetsu's Team
Heracross (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Conkeldurr (Lv. 76) Held Item: Payapa Berry	Gallade (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Kommo-o (Lv. 77) Held Item: Throat Spray

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

A solid special attacking Fairy-type should do well against Kotetsu's Fighting-type team. The only real threat to worry about here is Kommo-o who starts off with Clangorous Soul, which in tandem with its held item Throat Spray, boosts a lot of its stats in one turn. Take care of it before it overwhelms you!

Ice-type Specialist, Kunitsuna

Fly to The Crystal Pool on Oni Mountain's Peak. From there, glide northwest, towards Infernal Pass. Between two large rock faces, you'll spot a small body of water where Kunitsuna, the Ice-type specialist, can be found.

Strategy against Kunitsuna's Team

Kunitsuna's Team
Carbink (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Froslass (Lv. 76) Held Item: Focus Sash	Golem (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Mamoswine (Lv. 77) Held Item: Passho Berry

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

Despite being an ice-type specialist, Kunitsuna actually starts with the Rock/Fairy-type Carbink. It will set up Stealth Rocks deterring any Fire-types you may want to use. It's Froslass can also be a pain to deal with once it gets its evasiveness up with Snow Cloak. It also has a Focus Sash. Other than that, Golem and Mamoswine should be easy enough to deal with, but be wary about how they can be deceptively bulkier than you might think.

Sun Specialist, Kanemitsu

From the Fly Destination on Paradise Barrens, head northeast to the valley between the two c-shaped rock formations. You should find Kanemitsu resting in the shade of a large rock.

Strategy against Kanemitsu's Team

Kanemitsu's Team
Ninetales (Lv. 75) Held Item: Heat Rock	Shiftry (Lv. 76) Held Item: None	Chandelure (Lv. 76) Held Item: None	Lilligant (Lv. 77) Held Item: Coba Berry

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

Kanemitsu runs an offensive sun-team. She leads off with a Ninetales to bring up the sun with Drought, allowing Shiftry to come in with a Chlorophyll-boosted Explosion

Rain Specialist, Hasebe

Hasebe can be found just by the sign for The Fallen Horn, in the Fellhorn Gorge.

Strategy against Hasebe's Team

Hasebe's Team
Politoed (Lv. 75) Held Item: Damp Rock	Basculegion (Male) (Lv. 77) Held Item: Wacan Berry	Ludicolo (Lv. 76) Held Item: None	Drednaw (Lv. 77) Held Item: None

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

Hasebe starts off with the Rain-team staple Politoed who sets up the rain with its Drizzle. This makes each of its team member's Water-type moves hurt a lot more. Take particular care of Ludicolo and Drednaw who both seem to have Swift Swim allowing to hit fast and hard.

Normal-type Specialist, Munechika

Munechika can be found standing precariously atop the northeast section of Infernal Pass. You can get to him easily by gliding northeast from Crystal Pool's fast travel point.

Strategy against Munechika's Team

Munechika's Team
Ambipom (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Greedent (Lv. 76) Held Item: Figy Berry	Maushold (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Snorlax (Lv. 77) Held Item: Leftovers

Levels are based on battling them after the Base Game's completion

Munechika's team can easily overwhelm an unprepared team. It takes advantage of Normal-types only having one weakness, while also loading the team up with bulky Normal types with recovery options. These include Greedent with a Figy Berry in conjuction with Cheek Pouch, and Snorlax with Leftovers. That being said, bringing a strong Fighting-type should help you knock them out in no time.

Secret Ghost/Dark-type Master, Muramasa

After defeating all 7 Ogre Clan Members, return to the NPC in Kitakami Hall that gives you rewards for defeating the Ogre Clan. He will reveal that there is actually one more Ogre Clan member to defeat, himself!

Strategy against Muramasa's Team

Muramasa's Team
Gengar (Lv. 75) Held Item: Focus Sash	Trevenant (Lv. 76) Held Item: None	Crawdaunt (Lv. 75) Held Item: None	Dusclops (Lv. 77) Held Item: Eviolite	Kingambit (Lv. 80) Held Item: Chople Berry

He'll face you with a Ghost/Dark-type team that is slightly harder to beat than the rest of the members.

Notable Pokemon to watch out for are Dusclops with its Eviolite and Kingambit benefitting from Supreme Overlord.

Rewards for Defeating the Kitakami Ogre Clan

Competitive Items

Near Kitakami Hall's fast travel point, there's an NPC in black clothes that talks about the Kitakami Ogre Clan. He lets you know that the Ogre Clan members have been popping up around Kitakami challenging trainers.

He will reward you with items used for competitive battling when you defeat all Ogre Clan members.

List of Kitakami Ogre Clan Rewards

Members Beaten	Reward
1	Focus Sash
2	Exp. Candy XL x5
3	Assault Vest
4	Rare Candy x10
5	Choice Specs
6	Ability Capsule x3
7	Choice Band
8	Ability Patch *

Ability Patch is only rewarded after defeating Secret Master Muramasa

Prize Money

In addition to the above, you of course receive Prize Money from defeating them. Each regular member gives ₽7.084 when defeated and the Secret Master gives ₽8,000.

What is the Kitakami Ogre Clan?

Skilled Battlers across Kitakami

The Kitakami Ogre Clan is composed of 8 Skilled Battlers that can be found across Kitakami. Defeating this challenging group of trainers nets you several item rewards that can help you build your own competitive teams.

They are characterized by their dark text boxes and how they wear the same teal mask that Ogerpon wears. Each trainer also employs intermediate-level strategies such as those that involve terrain or weather.

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The Teal Mask
Ogerpon			Ogerpon (Wellspring Mask)			Ogerpon (Hearthflame Mask)			Ogerpon (Cornerstone Mask)
Okidogi				Munkidori				Fezandipiti
Bloodmoon Ursaluna			Poltchageist			Sinistcha			Dipplin

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Okidogi				Munkidori				Fezandipiti
Dipplin				Sinistcha				Bloodmoon Ursaluna

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