Noble Pokémon

Quelling a noble Pokémon

The noble Pokémon (Japanese: キング・クイーン Kings and Queens) are a select group of Pokémon that are worshipped by the Diamond and Pearl Clans and the people of Hisui. Noble Pokémon are descendants of five of the ten companions of the Ancient Hero of legend, who have received a blessing from Arceus. The other five being the Ride Pokémon.

Background

Inheriting the duties of protecting the Hisui region, noble Pokémon have the distinct "Lord" and "Lady" titles. There are a total of five noble Pokémon who, along with the five Ride Pokémon, are cared for under a warden of the Diamond or Pearl Clan. These Pokémon are often larger than their standard counterparts, and they may even be larger than alpha Pokémon. In addition, noble Pokémon cannot be caught.

In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the five noble Pokémon have become frenzied due to a special energy from the space-time rift. At the time, only four of the five, were frenzied, with Arcanine becoming frenzied during the player's research at the Cobalt Coastlands. To quell a noble Pokémon, the player character must throw balms made of the noble's favorite food until its frenzy gauge reaches zero. After being quelled, each noble Pokémon will grant the player the plate corresponding to its primary type.

In the post-game, the player can have a rematch against the nobles at their respective arenas by talking to the warden. The challenges will be identical, except the noble Pokémon will all be at Lv. 70 with full effort levels, and the player is timed for personal records.

Statues of all of the noble Pokémon and ridable Pokémon, created by the original inhabitants of Hisui, can be found at the Temple of Sinnoh. However, these statues are destroyed during the climax of Pokémon Legends: Arceus, along with the temple's roof and pillars.

List of noble Pokémon

Pokémon	Frenzied	Plate	Warden	Balms	Location
Lord of the Woods Kleavor♂  Bug  Rock		Insect Plate	Lian	Forest Balm	Obsidian Fieldlands Grandtree Arena
Lady of the Ridge Lilligant♀  Grass  Fighting		Meadow Plate	Arezu	Marsh Balm	Crimson Mirelands Brava Arena
Lord of the Isles Arcanine♂  Fire  Rock		Flame Plate	Palina	Volcano Balm	Cobalt Coastlands Molten Arena
Lord of the Hollow Electrode  Electric  Grass		Zap Plate	Melli	Mountain Balm	Coronet Highlands Moonview Arena
Lord of the Tundra Avalugg♂  Ice  Rock		Icicle Plate	Gaeric	Snow Balm	Alabaster Icelands Icepeak Arena
In the post-game, Calaba acts as Lady Lilligant's warden on Arezu's behalf, as she is working as a hairdresser in Jubilife Village.

Quelling

All frenzied nobles will launch attacks against the player in a specific sequence. The nobles can all be stunned at some point during their fight by exploiting gaps in their attack patterns, and at this time the player can throw their Pokémon at it to initiate a normal Pokémon battle. The way the player can stun a noble varies between each specific noble. After being defeated in battle, the noble will become stunned for several more seconds, during which its frenzy gauge will deplete faster from balms, before reinitiating a new sequence of attacks.

During their respective and must be quelled , all noble Pokémon have zero leavor primarily . During rematches, all noble Pokémon will be at Lv. 70 with the maximum ten effort levels in each stat.

Lord of the Woods: Kleavor

Lord Kleavor is fought in Grandtree Arena, and must be quelled using Forest Balms.

Lord Kleavor primarily attacks by charging a short distance in a straight line, towards the player; this is telegraphed by his eyes flashing. If the player lures Kleavor into running into the Grandtree or the stone walls of the arena, he will then become stunned, allowing the player to send out a Pokémon to battle. Less frequently, Kleavor will attempt to attack the player by swinging his axes around in a circle, which will be telegraphed by a large whirlwind appearing around Kleavor that designates the attack's area of effect.

Once Kleavor's frenzy gauge is half-depleted, both of Kleavor's attacks will have their windup times reduced. His attack pattern is otherwise identical to its first phase.

In the post-game, the player can initiate a rematch with Lord Kleavor by speaking to Lian at Grandtree Arena. Upon winning a rematch, the player will receive three Exp. Candies M and, if the player received no damage, one Exp. Candy L.

Mission

	Types: Bug Rock Mega Stone: None
Kleavor♂ Lv.18
Aerial Ace Flying Physical   --       Double Hit Normal Status   --       Stealth Rock Rock Physical   --       Air Slash Flying Special   --

Rematch

	Types: Bug Rock Mega Stone: None
Kleavor♂ Lv.70
Stone Axe Rock Physical   --       Air Slash Flying Special   --       X-Scissor Bug Physical   --       Close Combat Fighting Physical   --

Lady of the Ridge: Lilligant

Lady Lilligant is fought in Brava Arena, and must be quelled using Marsh Balms.

Lady Lilligant attacks primarily by jumping into the air and producing shockwaves when she lands. The number of jumps she will make can be estimated by the number and color of the musical notes produced before she jumps. After evading her attacks long enough, she will jump four times in a row and become stunned at the end of the last jump, allowing her to be fought with the player's Pokémon.

Once Lady Lilligant's frenzy gauge is half-depleted, she periodically performs a spinning strike after she lands from a jump, producing a larger green shockwave. The shockwave then expands to cover the whole arena, forcing the player to dodge through the shockwave as it spreads to avoid damage. This can be chained with her regular jumps as well.

In the post-game, the player can initiate a rematch with Lady Lilligant by speaking to Calaba at Brava Arena. Upon winning a rematch, the player will receive three Exp. Candies M and, if no damage was received, one Exp. Candy L.

Mission

	Types: Grass Fighting Mega Stone: None
Lilligant♀ Lv.30
Stun Spore Grass Status   --       Poison Powder Poison Status   --       Energy Ball Grass Special   --       Rock Smash Fighting Physical   --

Rematch

	Types: Grass Fighting Mega Stone: None
Lilligant♀ Lv.70
Victory Dance Fighting Status   --       Petal Dance Grass Special   --       Drain Punch Fighting Physical   --       Giga Impact Normal Physical   --

Lord of the Isles: Arcanine

Lord Arcanine is fought in Molten Arena, and must be quelled using Volcano Balms.

Lord Arcanine primarily attacks by charging across the arena in a straight line towards the player; like with Lord Kleavor, his eyes will flash right before he charges. During this sequence, Arcanine will also leap to the center of the stage, before charging across the arena again. Arcanine will then create five fireballs above him, signaling a large explosion that cannot be dodged. The player can cancel this attack by hitting him with balms, causing the fireballs to disappear. Arcanine will then become stunned, allowing the player to send out a Pokémon to battle.

Once Arcanine's frenzy gauge is half-depleted, Arcanine will also leave behind a large field of flames upon leaping to the center of the arena, effectively trapping the player in a corner of the arena. The flames will not disappear until the player stuns Arcanine again. His attack pattern is otherwise identical to its first phase.

In the post-game, the player can initiate a rematch with Lord Arcanine by speaking to Palina at Molten Arena. Upon winning a rematch, the player will receive three Exp. Candies M and, if no damage was taken, one Exp. Candy L.

Mission

	Types: Fire Rock Mega Stone: None
Arcanine♂ Lv.36
Fire Fang Fire Physical   --       Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Raging Fury Fire Physical   --       Crunch Dark Physical   --

Rematch

	Types: Fire Rock Mega Stone: None
Arcanine♂ Lv.70
Raging Fury Fire Physical   --       Stone Edge Rock Physical   --       Crunch Dark Physical   --       Wild Charge Electric Physical   --

Lord of the Hollow: Electrode

Lord Electrode is fought in Moonview Arena, and must be quelled using Mountain Balms.

Lord Electrode will initially attack by launching homing Thunderbolts and summoning Hisuian Voltorb to haphazardly fall from the trees and explode, alternating between these attacks; the explosion radii are marked by a glowing circle around the Voltorb. After a few waves, it will leap to the player and begin glowing bright white, ready to Self-Destruct. It will follow the player for several seconds before finally exploding and stunning itself; like the Voltorb, a circle on the ground will mark the attack's area of effect before it is executed. During this time, the player can send out a Pokémon to battle. Afterwards, Electrode will reinitiate the same attack sequence.

Once Electrode's frenzy gauge is half-depleted, it will begin to launch homing Energy Balls, in addition to the Thunderbolts, that move slightly faster. Its attack pattern is otherwise identical to its first phase.

In the post-game, the player can initiate a rematch with Lord Electrode by speaking to Melli at Moonview Arena. Upon winning a rematch, the player will receive four Exp. Candies M and, if the player received no damage, three Grit Pebbles.

Mission

	Types: Electric Grass Mega Stone: None
Electrode Lv.46
Thunder Wave Electric Status   --       Energy Ball Grass Special   --       Thunderbolt Electric Special   --       Thunder Electric Special   --

Rematch

	Types: Electric Grass Mega Stone: None
Electrode Lv.70
Chloroblast Grass Special   --       Thunder Electric Special   --       Hyper Beam Normal Special   --       Thunder Wave Electric Status   --

Lord of the Tundra: Avalugg

Lord Avalugg is fought in Icepeak Arena, and must be quelled using Snow Balms.

Lord Avalugg begins by launching zigzagging volleys of Ice Balls at the player. Then he will create rows of large icicles sticking up from the ground, which start from the front and end at the back of the arena. Next, he will launch four successive Mountain Gale attacks towards the player. And finally, he will fire a large Ice Beam while panning across the arena. Lord Avalugg will become stunned after this attack, and the player can send out a Pokémon to battle. Afterwards, Avalugg will repeat the same sequence of attacks.

Once Lord Avalugg's frenzy gauge is half-depleted, the attack sequence becomes more aggressive. While launching the ice ball volleys, Lord Avalugg will also cause icicles to appear from the ground, limiting the player's movement. The large icicle rows from the ground now form side-to-side across the stage, and then briefly leave behind ice spikes on the ground. The Mountain Gale attack now fires six times and more rapidly. And before the final Ice Beam attack, Lord Avalugg will create three more icicles from the ground that leave behind ice spikes, making it harder to dodge the attack.

Upon winning a rematch, the player will receive four Exp. Candies M and, if the player received no damage, three Grit Pebbles.

Mission

	Types: Ice Rock Mega Stone: None
Avalugg♂ Lv.56
Earth Power Ground Special   --       Mountain Gale Ice Physical   --       Blizzard Ice Special   --       Double-Edge Normal Physical   --

Rematch

	Types: Ice Rock Mega Stone: None
Avalugg♂ Lv.70
Mountain Gale Ice Physical   --       High Horsepower Ground Physical   --       Stone Edge Rock Physical   --       Iron Head Steel Physical   --

Gallery

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Trivia

• Some noble Pokémon have several unique distinctions:
  • Kleavor is the only noble Pokémon who is a new evolution of a previously existing Pokémon. The rest are Pokémon with regional forms.
    • Interestingly, the noble Pokémon consist of four Pokémon with regional forms and one evolution of a preexisting Pokémon, while the Ride Pokémon of Hisui consist of four evolutions of preexisting Pokémon and one Pokémon with a regional form.
  • Lilligant is the only noble Pokémon with the title of "Lady", due to being the only female noble.
    • Likewise, Electrode is the only gender unknown noble Pokémon. Despite this, it uses the male title "Lord".
  • Electrode is the only noble Pokémon to summon other Pokémon during its fight, namely Voltorb.
• Dialga, Palkia, and Arceus in Pokémon Legends: Arceus are fought similarly to how noble Pokémon are fought, including usage of Balms.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 王和女王 Wòhng wòh Néuihwòhng Mandarin 王和女王 Wáng hé Nǚwáng French Pokémon monarque German Könige und Königinnen Italian Pokémon regale Korean 왕과 여왕 Wang-gwa Yeowang Spanish Pokémon señorial

Lord

Language Title Japanese キング King Chinese Cantonese 王 Wòhng Mandarin 王 Wáng French Roi German König Italian Re Korean 왕 Wang Spanish Señor

Lady

Language Title Japanese クイーン Queen Chinese Cantonese 女王 Néuihwòhng Mandarin 女王 Nǚwáng French Reine German Königin Italian Regina Korean 여왕 Yeowang Spanish Señora

English	Kana	Rōmaji	French	German	Italian	Spanish	Hangul	Romanized	Hànzì	Romanized
Lord of the Woods	森(もり)キング	Mori Kingu	Roi de la Forêt	König des Waldes	Re delle foreste	Señor de los Bosques	숲의 왕	Sup-ui Wang	森林王	Sēnlín Wáng / Sāmlàhm Wòhng
Lady of the Ridge	峠(とうげ)クイーン	Tōge Kuīn	Reine du Col	Königin des Bergkamms	Regina delle creste	Señora de las Cumbres	고개의 여왕	Gogae-ui Yeowang	山道女王	Shāndào Nǚwáng / Sāandouh Néuihwòhng
Lord of the Isles	島(しま)キング	Shima Kingu	Roi de l'Île	König der Insel	Re delle isole	Señor de las Islas	섬의 왕	Seom-ui Wang	島嶼王 / 岛屿王	Dǎoyǔ Wáng / Dóujeuih Wòhng
Lord of the Hollow	洞窟(どうくつ)キング	Dōkutsu Kingu	Roi de la Grotte	König der Höhle	Re delle grotte	Señor de las Cavernas	동굴의 왕	Donggur-ui Wang	洞窟王	Dòngkū Wáng / Duhngfāt Wòhng
Lord of the Tundra	雪原(せつげん)キング	Setsugen Kingu	Roi des Plaines Enneigées	König des Schneefelds	Re delle nevi	Señor de las Nieves	설원의 왕	Seorwon-ui Wang	雪原王	Xuěyuán Wáng / Syutyùhn Wòhng

See also

• Pokémon of Myth
• Myths and legends involving Legendary and Mythical Pokémon

Noble Pokémon

Ride Pokémon

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