Decidueye

Decidueye, known as the Arrow Quill Pokémon, is a dual-type Grass/Ghost Pokémon introduced in Generation VII. It is the final evolutionary form of Rowlet, the Grass-type starter from the Alola region, featured prominently in the Pokémon Sun and Moon games. With its keen, owl-like design, Decidueye stands out due to its unique combination of Grass and Ghost typings, which not only gives it a distinctive appearance but also a diverse move set that has intrigued players since its inception.

In the Pokédex, Decidueye is known for its stealth and precision, firing feathered arrows from its wings with deadly accuracy. This design choice is reflective of its Ghost typing, lending it an eerie elegance that complements its strategic playstyle in battles. As a starter Pokémon, Decidueye and its evolutionary line play a critical role in the player's journey through the Alola region, offering a balance of strength and utility that makes it a dependable choice throughout the main storyline.

The introduction of Decidueye marked a continuation of Game Freak's trend of creating starter Pokémon with dual types by the final evolution, adding depth and versatility to team compositions. Its Grass/Ghost typing allows it to handle a variety of in-game challenges and opponents, particularly excelling against Ground, Rock, and Water-type foes. This versatility and its appealing design have cemented Decidueye's place as a memorable part of the Pokémon franchise.

Decidueye's appeal extends beyond just its role in the main games. Its presence in various spin-offs and side games, such as Pokémon GO and Pokémon Unite, as well as its competitive viability in both the video game championship (VGC) and the trading card game (TCG), have allowed it to endure and remain relevant across multiple Pokémon generations.