Tsareena

Tsareena (アマージョ Amaajo) is a grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.

Biology

Physiology

Tsareena is a bipedal Pokémon. Its face and lower torso are white. Its eyes and lashes are magenta. A muffler-like design covers its neck. It has slender arms and legs that are the same color as its eyes. On its head, three long leaves extend to the lower half of its leg, with a bigger leaf flipping near its crown. The backs of the leaves have small circular yellow patterns. Its crown is colored similarly to its overall color scheme.

Behavior

Tsareena are generally prideful Pokémon and when one encounters strangers who are ill-willed or evil, she will instantly punish them with her famously formidable kicks and even cackle at their defeated opponents as a way of gloating. In captivity, they also show signs of despise towards Trainers whom they regard as weak by giving out strict death stares if they are ordered to use an ineffective move or don’t have an intimate bond with their own Trainers.

In their evolutionary family, only the strongest Steenee can evolve under the blessings of her kind. Upon evolving, Tsareena will gain excessive strength that helps them to master their leg power even better than Steenee. The majority of them take up the responsibilities of guarding and protecting other Steenee and Bounsweet, even becoming aggressively defensive to outsiders (especially bird Pokémon) that they consider dangerous to fellow Bounsweet.

Natural abilities

Tsareena have the ability Leaf Guard or Queenly Majesty which prevents the use of priority moves like Quick Attack. They also have Sweet Veil as their hidden ability.

However, if the “crown” of Tsareena is being touched too long, she’ll permanently lose her power.

Game info

Locations

Pokédex entries

Stats

Learnset

Leveling

TM

Breeding

Tutoring

Sprites

Version
Sun	Moon	Ultra Sun	Ultra Moon	Let's Go, Pikachu!	Let's Go, Eevee!		Back
Sword	Shield		Back

Appearances

Anime

• Mallow's Tsareena

Trivia

Origin

Tsareena is based on the mangosteen and either dominatrix or most commonly female monarchs/matriarchs (particularly queen). Tsareena's motif is also a reference to mangosteen's title as "The Queen of Fruits".

Etymology

Tsareena comes from the words tsarina, a Russian monarch, serene, mangosteen, queen, and ballerina.

The Japanese name, Amajo is translated as "Sweet Queen".

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