Betarabushi (Pokemon)

Betarabushi is a Water-type Pokémon and is the evolution of the Water starter, Mijyube.

It has yet to be revealed what its evolution is.

It is able to learn several signature attacks; much like its co-starters.

Physical Description

Betarabushi has scaly, dark blue skin with a smoother light blue front. It has a slender head with purple eyes and purple markings over the eyes. It has oen large purple fin shooting from its head with two thinner finds sticking out behind it. It has a small purple gill cover that puffs out when mad. There are additional purple gills on its shoulder area of the arm. It has webbed fingers with a thin piece of light blue skin stretching in between the digits. From both arms are two small purple and turquoise fins. It has a stout purple tail with turquoise underneath it. Its legs are almost comepletely light blue save for a portion of the back which is blue; like the upper parts of the body. Its feet is also webbed.

Gender Differences

Female Betarabushi are more duller in color then male Betarabushi.

Special Abilities

Betarabushi can form water in thin air; extending the length of its punches. It can move in the water without much effort but, when it is on land, it tends to slow down in speed.

 Behaviour 

Betarabushi are solitary Pokémon that only come together to practice and train. They are often seen honing thier skills and abilities; often pushing them to the max. Unlike Mijyube, they will never back down from a fight.

Habitat

Okomo live in deep rivers and oceans

 Trivia 

-Betarabushi will learn its main signature attack, Aqua Uppercut, when it evolves from Mijyube at Lv. 16. However, if you keep Mijyube at level 16 without evolving, it will learn it regardless. This applies to Morikikiba and Morikikiba as well.

-Despite Mijyube being the smallest starter, Betrabushi claims second place as the tallest starter evolution.

Origin

Betarabushi is based off a beta fish or siamese fighting fish and a street fighter.

Betarabushi is based from ベタ　(beta) and 武士道 (bushidou). Beta as in beta fish and bushidou as "warrior spirit".