Arezu
| Arezu ヒナツ Hinatsu | |
 Art from Legends: Arceus | |
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Hometown | Unknown |
| Region | Hisui |
| Generation | VIII |
| Games | Legends: Arceus |
| Member of | Diamond Clan |
| Rank | Warden |
Arezu (Japanese: ヒナツ Hinatsu) is a warden tasked with watching over a special Noble Lilligant. She is a member of the Diamond Clan.
She bears a striking resemblance to Mars, but the relationship between the two, if any, is unknown.
In the core series
Arezu feels a great deal of responsibility as a warden, and because of this, she tends to try to solve problems all by herself.
Arezu will first be encountered shortly after finishing Obsidian Fieldlands, where she will be enamored by Jubilife Village as well as making a stop at Beni's shop for potato mochi. After the player has obtained the use of Ursaluna, Adaman and Kamado call the player and reveal that Arezu's Noble Pokémon, Lilligant, was now in a frenzy, and that Arezu had concealed this information in the hopes of solving the issue by herself.
When the player searches the Crimson Mirelands for Lilligant, Arezu will be found after spraining her ankle alongside her basket of potato mochi. After being scolded and treated by Adaman and Calaba, she directs the player to Lilligant's location at Brave Arena. Following the calming of Lilligant, she moves into Jubilife Village as an assistant to the local barber though she continues her occupation as one of the Diamond Clan's Wardens.
After the player calms the Noble Arcanine, she will make requests to see a Misdreavus, and later a Kirlia. Completing these requests will inspire her and expand her repertoire of hairstyles and hair colors.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヒナツ Hinatsu | From 火夏星 hinatsu-boshi (archaic name for Mars) |
| English | Arezu | From Ares (Greek counterpart of Mars) and マーズ Māzu (Mars) |
| German | Hinatsu | Same as Japanese name |
| Spanish | Sera | From Ares spelled backwards |
| French | Marcia | From Mars |
| Italian | Maru | From Marte (Mars) and 丸 maru (Japanese suffix for names of people) |
| Korean | 성화 Seonghwa | From 화성 (火星) Hwaseong (Mars) |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 火夏 Huǒxià | From her Japanese name and 火星 Huǒxīng / Fósīng (Mars) |
| Chinese (Cantonese) | 火夏 Fóhah | |
| Russian | Эризу Erizu | Similar to her English name |
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