Titan Pokémon

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Artwork of a Titan Pokémon

Titan Pokémon (Japanese: ヌシポケモン Leader Pokémon) are a type of variant Pokémon encountered in the "Path of Legends" storyline of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. They appear much larger than other Pokémon of their kind, and they guard the Herba Mystica, rare ingredients said to be able to restore health instantly when eaten.[1]

Background

Titan Pokémon are ordinary Pokémon empowered and grown to gigantic proportions by the Herba Mystica they eat. There are a total of five Titan Pokémon fights to accomplish. Each Titan Pokémon is fought twice; the first fight is done alone, while the second fight is done together with Arven. The Titan Pokémon cannot be caught during the first two battles. The Titan Pokemon can then be captured afterwards.

List of Titan Pokémon

Location Titan Pokémon
South Province (Area Three) Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan
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 Rock 
West Province (Area One) Bombirdier, the Open Sky Titan
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 Flying  Dark 
East Province (Area Three) Orthworm, the Lurking Steel Titan
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 Steel 
Asado Desert Great Tusk, the Quaking Earth TitanS
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 Ground  Fighting 
Iron Treads, the Quaking Earth TitanV
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 Ground  Steel 
Casseroya Lake Dondozo, the False Dragon Titan
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 Water 
Tatsugiri, the False Dragon Titan
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 Dragon  Water 

Trivia

  • In all languages of the games except English and Chinese, the same terms are used to refer to both Titan Pokémon and Totem Pokémon.
    • The Japanese term for Titan Pokémon (Japanese: ヌシポケモン Leader Pokémon) is fully written in katakana, distinguishing it from Totem Pokémon (Japanese: ぬしポケモン Leader Pokémon), but the two terms are otherwise identical, being pronounced the same and having the same meaning.
  • Every Titan Pokémon is a single-stage Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
  • The Quaking Earth Titan is the only version-exclusive Titan Pokémon.
  • The False Dragon Titan consists of both Dondozo and Tatsugiri, and their final fight is done in two phases. The player's party will be healed in between the two phases.
    • This makes the False Dragoon Titan the only Titan Pokémon with more than one battle phase.

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 寶主寶可夢 Bóujyú Pokémon
Mandarin 寶主寶可夢 / 宝主宝可梦 Baǒzhǔ Pokémon
France Flag.png French Pokémon Dominant
Germany Flag.png German Herrscher-Pokémon
Italy Flag.png Italian Pokémon dominante
South Korea Flag.png Korean 주인 포켓몬 Ju-in Pokémon
Spain Flag.png Spanish Pokémon dominante
English English Japanese Japanese French French German German Italian Italian Spanish Spanish Korean Korean Chinese Chinese
Stony Cliff Titan 岩壁のヌシ
Rock Cliff Leader
Dominant Roche-Falaise Herrscher der Steinklippe Il dominante delle scogliere La Roca en el Muro 암벽의 주인 岩壁寶主 / 岩壁宝主
Open Sky Titan
Lurking Steel Titan
Quaking Earth Titan
False Dragon Titan

References

  1. (September 7, 2022). "Your Own Story, Woven Through Your Treasure Hunt." Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet Official Website

See also


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