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Zisu
ペリーラ Perilla
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VS model from Legends: Arceus
Gender Female
Eye color Gray
Hair color Red
Hometown Jubilife Village
Region Hisui
Generation VIII
Games Legends: Arceus
Member of Galaxy Team
Rank Captain, Security Corps

Zisu (Japanese: ペリーラ Perilla) is the captain of the Galaxy Team's Security Corps.

She bears a striking resemblance to Flint and Buck, but the relationship between them, if any, is unknown.

In the core series

For most of the game, Zisu can be found at the Training Grounds in Jubilife Village. She offers the player various services:

She can also be found at Dagaro’s photography studio, and when talked to, she will ask to take a picture with the player.

Pokémon

By speaking to Ingo at the Training Grounds, the player can initiate battles against Zisu.

Regular team



Path of Tenacity

The Path of Tenacity battles are available in version 1.1.0 after completing Request 102: "Daybreak".

First clear



Second clear



Third clear

All Pokémon have effort level 3 in their stats.



Fourth clear

All Pokémon have effort level 5 in their stats.



Subsequent clears

All Pokémon have effort level 7 in their stats.



Quotes

Pokémon Legends: Arceus

Jubilife Village

Training Grounds
"So you're the one? That new recruit everyone's talking about?"
"The name's Zisu. Captain of the Security Corps."
"I see you've got some fight in you. Figured I'd stop by and give what advice I could."
"Now listen—if your Pokémon's truly mastered its moves, it can actually use them in different styles!"
"On the one hand, you can choose to deliver a move in the strong style. The move will deal more damage, but afterward it'll take longer for your Pokémon to act."
"On the other hand, you can choose to unleash a move in the agile style. Such a move will have less power behind it, but your Pokémon can act more quickly afterward. In truly favorable conditions, it might even get out two moves before the opponent can act."
"Strong style moves, agile style moves, and of course, regular moves... Choose which is right for a given situation, and direct your Pokémon with a little nudge."
"Oh, one more thing—if you want to teach your Pokémon some powerful moves, just let me know!"
  • First time talked to after reaching First Star
"Hey, I heard you raised your rank! Now I can teach your Pokémon some new moves. So, what can I do for you?"
  • First time talked to after reaching a new Rank after First Star
"Hey, I heard you raised your rank again! Now I can teach your Pokémon some more new moves. So, what can I do for you?"
  • Before reaching First Star/Subsequent talking to her after reaching a new Rank
"Hello there, Survey Corps recruit! Did you need something from me?"
  • I want new moves
"So, which of your darling Pokémon do you want me to tutor?"
"Hmm. Seems like <Pokémon> doesn't know any moves I can help with."
  • I want to master moves
"So, which of your darling Pokémon do you want me to tutor?"
"All right, then! So, which move do you want to have <Pokémon> master?"
"Then I'll use a Seed of Mastery to help <Pokémon> master <move>. You ready?"
Quit: "Change your mind? Take all the time you need to think it through."
"I can't help your Pokémon master moves if you don't have a Seed of Mastery."
Master move: "Then here I go!"
"Hyaaaaaa!"
"Perfect! Keep up with the training."
  • I want to exchange items
"Interested in an item exchange? What is it you're in the market for?"
"I can swap you one <Item 1> for <Item 2>, if you want."
"Or we could do a larger exchange, if you'd like. Say <Item> for <Item>. So, what'll it be?"
"I'll take one/A large exchange, please"
"<Item 2>? Sure, if you have <Item 1> to trade. But it doesn't look like you do..."
"Anything else you need?"
  • I've got a question
What do you want to know?"
About learning moves: "I can teach your Pokémon moves. Not for free, though, mind you. But I can even help them learn moves that they wouldn't learn by leveling up."
About mastering moves: "Pokémon can master moves through leveling up. Once a move is mastered, you can choose to have your Pokémon perform it in the strong or agile style, see? And of course, if you give me a Seed of Mastery, I can help your Pokémon master a move, too."
About using moves: "Shouldn't you know this already if you've battled Pokémon before? You start a battle, then you choose a move! It's up to you to choose whether you use one that'll be just plain effective or super effective or whether you might want to deliver a move in the strong style or the agile style."
About effort levels: "Raising your Pokémon's effort levels will improve their stats, you see. You can use items like Grit Dust to raise your Pokémon's stats, like Attack or Defense or what have you. It might give you the edge you need in battle."
  • After selecting one option and completing or select Never mind/Nothing/Quit
"What else can I do for you?"

Request 104

"Hello there, <player>!"
"You know... We've an interesting member in the Security Corps. A secret weapon, if you will."
"They're a bit of a Pokémon battle master, in fact."
"Think I could trouble you to face our secret weapon in battle?"
"Give us a moment then."
"Everything's set. Come with me!"
"Here's our ace in the hole: Ress!"

In the anime

In the TCG

Full Art print of Zisu
Main article: Zisu (Astral Radiance 159)

Zisu was introduced as a Supporter card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Sword & Shield Series (the Japanese Sword & Shield Era). It was first released in the Time Gazer expansion before debuting in English in the Astral Radiance expansion, with a regular print, a Full Art and a Rainbow Rare print, all with artwork by KirisAki. This card allows the player to draw cards until they have one more than their opponent.

Gallery

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Zisu when taking photos with the player.

Trivia

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ペリーラ Perilla From the genus Perilla, matching to Flint being named after a variety of perilla in Japanese
English, Brazilian Portuguese Zisu From 紫蘇 / 紫苏 zǐsū (Chinese for perilla)
German Belila Similar to her Japanese name
Spanish Crispa From Perilla frutescens var. crispa (scientific name of shiso)
French Bélila Similar to her Japanese name
Italian Lapilla From Perilla
Korean 페릴라 Perilla Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin) 貝里菈 / 贝里菈 Bèilǐlā Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese) 貝里菈 Builéihlaahp


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