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- Hisuian Samurott may be based on an extinct Japanese otter and the sea otter. Its anthromorphic aspect may come from a ronin, which is a samurai without a lord or master to serve. The kanji 浪 from 浪人 (rōnin) literally means wave, which might have been the inspiration for the wave-like designs all over Hisuian Samurott's body. Being a rōnin was regarded as dishonorable in traditional samurai culture, and many of them end up becoming mercenaries, which may explain Hisuian Samurott's Dark-type. The seamitars it keeps on its arms resemble flame-bladed swords, such as the flamberge or kris.

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Description
Now You Know
- Hisuian Samurott may be based on an extinct Japanese otter and the sea otter. Its anthromorphic aspect may come from a ronin, which is a samurai without a lord or master to serve. The kanji 浪 from 浪人 (rōnin) literally means wave, which might have been the inspiration for the wave-like designs all over Hisuian Samurott's body. Being a rōnin was regarded as dishonorable in traditional samurai culture, and many of them end up becoming mercenaries, which may explain Hisuian Samurott's Dark-type. The seamitars it keeps on its arms resemble flame-bladed swords, such as the flamberge or kris.

For More Detail of This Pokémon
Click the link here --> Samurott

All Pokémon characters is owned by the The Pokémon Company.
All rights reserved 2022.

To those who had tried accessing of my early posts, make sure you login and check all the previous and upcoming posts or you can go through here --> www.pinterest.ph/AlphaUnown26/ to see all the Pokémon in one click.