• Hisuian Pokémon in Pokémon Go explained
• Pokémon Go Hisuian Pokémon forms list

Hisuian Pokémon in Pokémon Go explained

Hisuian Pokémon, like Alolan and Galarian Pokémon, are regional variants of Pokémon from past generations. This means they differ both physically and statistically, including different types, from their original counterparts.

Hisuian Pokémon made their first appearance in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, where the player explores the Hisui region which, hundreds of years later, would be known as the Sinnoh region.

In Legends: Arceus, some of the Hisuian Pokémon can only be obtained by meeting a special requirement with a Pokémon from a past generation and then evolving it, such as evolving Hisuian Sneasel into Sneasler.

In Pokémon Go, Hisuian Pokémon are a type of Pokémon Forme, just like how Burmy has a different appearance depending on the location you encounter it in.

Thankfully, Hisuian Pokémon share the same candy as their traditional counterparts. This means that, if you have enough candy to evolve a Kanto Voltorb into an Electrode, you can do the same with a Hisuian Voltorb.

Here are some of the Hisuian Pokémon which have been released in the game so far:

• Hisuian Voltorb as part of the Voltorb from the Hisui region?! event in January 2022.
• Hisuian Electrode as part of the Go Tour Poké Ball Prep Rally event in February 2022.
• During the Hisuian Discoveries event of July 2022, the following Pokémon were released:
• Hisuian Growlithe and its evolution Hisuian Arcanine.
• Hisuian Qwilfish and its evolution Overqwil.
• Hisuian Sneasel and its evolution Sneasler.
• Hisuian Braviary as part of the Hisuian Discoveries Raid Day on Sunday, July 31st 2022.
• Ursaluna as part of the Teddiursa Community Day during November 2022.
• Hisuian Avalugg as part of the a Raid Day event during Winter Holiday 2022 event in December 2022.
• Kleavor as part of the Kleavor Raid Day on Saturday, May 6th 2023.
• Hisuian Samurott as part of the Hisuian Samurott Raid Day on Sunday, December 3rd 2023.
• Wyrdeer as part of the Wyrdeer Raid Day on Saturday, December 23rd 2023.
• Hisuian Typhlosion as part of the Hisuian Typhlosion Raid Day on Sunday, January 14th 2024.
• Hisuian Decidueye as part of the Hisuian Decidueye Raid Day on Sunday, February 11th 2024.
• Enamorus Incarnate Forme on Wednesday, February 14th 2024 in Elite Raids.
• Origin Forme Dialga on Saturday, Feburary 17th 2024 as part of the Go Tour: Sinnoh Los Angeles event and worldwide on Saturday, February 24th 2024 as part of the Go Tour: Sinnoh Global event.
• Origin Forme Palkia on Saturday, Feburary 17th 2024 as part of the Go Tour: Sinnoh Los Angeles event and worldwide on Saturday, February 24th 2024 as part of the Go Tour: Sinnoh Global event.
• Hisuian Zorua and Hisuian Zoroark as part of the Hisui Celebration event in July 2025.
• Hisuian Lilligant as part of the Hisuian Lilligant Raid Day on Saturday 12th July 2025.

If you’re missing a Hisuian Pokémon from your collection, keep an eye on the seasonal or event spawns, along with the 7km egg pool, to see if they’ve been included.

Take a look at the Pokémon Go event and raid schedule for July! The Hisui Celebration is currently running and it's brought Hisuian Zorua! You can now catch Dynamax Pokémon through Max Battles. First, however, you need to visit Power Spots to collect Max Particles and complete the To the Max! quest. Don't forget to try out Routes, Gift Exchange and Party Play while you're hunting down rare Pokémon, fighting in the Go Battle League or competing in PokéStop Showcases.

Pokémon Go Hisuian Pokémon forms list

Below you’ll find a complete list of all the Hisuian Pokemon that are currently available in Pokémon Go.

To discover how many Hisuian Pokémon there actually are, visit our Hisuian regional forms guide for Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

Good luck collecting all of the Hisuian Pokémon in Pokémon Go!