Brionne (Pokémon)
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Brionne (Japanese: オシャマリ Osyamari) is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.
It evolves from Popplio starting at level 17 and evolves into Primarina starting at level 34.
Biology
Brionne is a light blue, pinniped Pokémon with three ruffle-like growths around its body. The first ruffle is just under its front flippers, while the last is shortly before the tail. The ruffles alternate between white and pale blue. Its long ears are made up of three segments that lighten and increase in size towards the tip; the first segment is ovoid, while the latter two are spherical. It has a long, conical snout with a white tip, a spherical pink nose, and large dark eyes with pinkish pupils. Its front flippers are much longer than its tail flippers, although both have white tips. There are three digits on the front flippers.
Brionne is a skillful dancer. While it normally learns to dance from members of its colony, Brionne can also learn to dance from humans. It works diligently to memorize each dance through imitation and gets excited when it sees a dance it does not know. It is capable of dancing in perfect time with others, even if it's never danced with them before. Large groups of Brionne can be seen dancing together on moonlit nights when the sea is calm,[1] sometimes being led by the singing of a Primarina. Brionne has a caring nature; if its Trainer is feeling down, it will perform a dance to cheer them up.
As Brionne dances, it creates water balloons in a variety of colors. Its battle strategy consists of dancing while creating water balloons. The dance confuses the opponent, and during this weakness, Brionne slaps the balloons toward the target where they explode. Only those who have earned its trust can see this Pokémon when it is sad. It will otherwise always act cheerful and never allow its sorrow to show.[1]
Brionne and its evolutionary relatives are the only known Pokémon that can have Liquid Voice as an Ability.
Evolution
Brionne evolves from Popplio and evolves into Primarina.
(For specifics on this Pokémon's Evolution in the games, refer to Game data→Evolution data.)
Game data
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Brionne in the Alolan Pokédex | Brionne in the Blueberry Pokédex |
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HP: 60
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120 - 167 | 230 - 324 | |
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66 - 133 | 128 - 260 | |
69
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66 - 133 | 128 - 260 | |
91
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86 - 157 | 168 - 309 | |
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77 - 146 | 150 - 287 | |
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49 - 112 | 94 - 218 | |
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Learnset
Brionne is available in Scarlet and Violet Version 3.0.0+.
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In the anime
Major appearances
Lana's Brionne
Lana's Brionne first appeared in Evolving Research!. It evolved from her Popplio after a training session inspired by Ida and her Primarina's Oceanic Operetta. It evolved into a Primarina in The One That Didn't Get Away!.
Other
Brionne debuted in Balloons, Brionne, and Belligerence!, under the ownership of Ida. It was first seen being used as part of a street performance alongside its Trainer. It evolved into a Primarina sometime before Evolving Research!.
Minor appearances
A Trainer's Brionne appeared in Battling on the Wing!, where it was watching the battles during the Manalo Conference.
A Brionne appeared in a pair of fantasies in Mad About Blue!, one of which featured it evolving into Primarina.
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Pokémon Adventures
Brionne debuted in Shock!! Father in the Pendant!, having evolved from Hau's Popplio. It later evolved further into Primarina.
In the TCG
- Main article: Brionne (TCG)
Trivia
- Brionne and its evolutionary relatives are the only first partner Pokémon to have a piscine body.
Origin
Brionne appears to be based on a sea lion and performers such as Japanese idols, ballerinas and circus clowns.
Name origin
Brionne may come from brio (vivacity of style or performance), sea lion, brine, and ondine (a type of female water nymph or mermaid).
Osyamari may be a combination of オシャレ oshare (fashionable) or おしゃま oshama (precocious young girl), 鞠 mari (ball), and marine.
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