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Tatsugiri (Japanese: シャリタツ Syaritatsu) is a dual-type Dragon/Water Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
While it is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon, it has three different forms: Curly Form, Droopy Form, and Stretchy Form.
Tatsugiri interacts with Dondozo in Double Battles via its signature Ability, Commander, and Dondozo's signature move, Order Up.
Biology
Tatsugiri is a small piscine dragon Pokémon that comes in three forms. All forms share the same basic physiology, with two large eyes, long pectoral fins, a wavy dorsal fin, and a split tail fin. All forms also have a white throat sac, which resembles a bed of rice when inflated; Tatsugiri inflates its throat sac to camouflage itself. The major difference between each form of Tatsugiri is its colors. Curly Form Tatsugiri is orange with darker orange splotches all over its body and a white underbelly. Droopy Form Tatsugiri is mostly pink, with white colorations on its belly and fins. Stretchy Form Tatsugiri is a solid yellow, except for its white throat sac. It is said that Tatsugiri's various forms are an adaptation to suit the preferences of its prey.
Although relatively weak, Tatsugiri is one of the most intelligent dragon Pokémon. It baits prey such as bird Pokémon by playing dead. When its prey approaches, Tatsugiri then commands its partner, Dondozo, to attack. The Dondozo follows the orders of its Tatsugiri partner loyally, and provides the Tatsugiri protection and shelter with its large mouth, in exchange for a greater chance at catching prey.
Tatsugiri is the only known Pokémon with the Ability of Commander.
A giant Tatsugiri, together with a giant Dondozo, are both known as the False Dragon Titan, one of the Titan Pokémon found in the Paldea region.
In the anime
Major appearances
Minor appearances
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In the TCG
- Main article: Tatsugiri (TCG)
Game data
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HP: 68
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50
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49 - 112 | 94 - 218 | |
60
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58 - 123 | 112 - 240 | |
120
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112 - 189 | 220 - 372 | |
95
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90 - 161 | 175 - 317 | |
82
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78 - 147 | 152 - 289 | |
Total: 475
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Trivia
Origin
Tatsugiri seems to be based on sushi, specifically the nigirizushi (a type of sushi shaped by hands, instead of rolled): Curly Form resembles a shrimp nigiri, Droopy Form resembles a tuna nigiri, and Stretchy Form resembles an egg or urchin nigiri. Likewise, Shiny Curly Form resembles an eel nigiri, Shiny Droopy Form resembles a halibut or squid nigiri, and Shiny Stretchy Form resembles a salmon nigiri.
Tatsugiri's habit of entering the mouth of a Dondozo is a possible reference to the tongue-eating louse, a parasitic isopod which attaches itself to the tongues of fish for sustenance. Tatsugiri's Dragon type and curved posture may be a reference to Shachihoko.
Name origin
Tatsugiri may be a combination of 竜 tatsu (Japanese for dragon) and 握り寿司 nigirizushi.
Syaritatsu may be a combination of シャリ shari (sushi rice) and 竜 tatsu.
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