Aliquis's Meowscarada

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Aliquis's Meowscarada アリキスのマスカーニャ Aliquis's Masquernya

Aliquis' Meowscarada

Debuts in Breathe Out Caught at Paldea Gender Unknown Ability Unknown Current location With Aliquis

This Pokémon has not evolved.

Voice actor Japanese English As Meowscarada Kei Shindō Unknown

Aliquis's Meowscarada (Japanese:アリキスのマスカーニャ Aliquis's Masquernya) is Aliquis's first known Pokémon and his Starter Pokémon.

History

Meowscarada and Aliquis

Pre-series

Before the events of the series, Aliquis and Sprigatito became great partners, promising each other that together they would become the strongest. As time passed, Sprigatito and Aliquis won several battles and Sprigatito managed to evolve until it became a powerful Meowscarada.

Pokémon: Paldean Winds

In Breath Out, Meowscarada was first seen alongside its Trainer while he was observing Nemona.

In Breathe In, Meowscarada was used in a battle against Nemona's Kilowattrel, which was defeated without much difficulty, despite trying its best. This defeat made people question Meowscarada's ability, which made Aliquis feel insecure about using his oldest Pokémon partner in battle, after a brief fight with Aliquis, Meowscarada fled causing Aliquis to decide to battle Nemona without a strategy in mind.

During the battle, Aliquis felt sad about the way he acted towards his Pokémon and Meowscarada returned to him. After reconciling, Meowscarada used Terastalization to face Nemona's Tauros, with a renewed bond and fighting on equal terms, Aliquis and Nemona finally managed to show their real strength in a battle.

Appearance

See also: Terastal

As a Sprigatito	As a Terastal Meowscarada

Moves used

	Move First Used In Leaf Storm Breathe In Dark Pulse Breathe In Flower Trick Breathe In Acrobatics Breathe In
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Sprigatito, Floragato, and Meowscarada.