Bounsweet

Bounsweet, the Fruit Pokémon, is a charming Grass-type creature introduced in Generation VII. It's featured prominently in the Alola region, first appearing in Pokémon Sun and Moon. With its number #761 in the National Pokédex, Bounsweet is known for its sweet aroma and cheerful design, embodying the tropical essence of its native region. Its design is inspired by mangosteen, a tropical fruit, which aligns well with the lush and vibrant environments of Alola.

Bounsweet primarily serves as an early-game Pokémon, often found in the verdant pastures of Alola, offering players a glimpse of the dynamic new species introduced in this generation. It's not a starter Pokémon nor a legendary figure, but it plays an important role in showcasing the diversity of Alola's unique ecosystem.

In the mainline games, Bounsweet evolves into Steenee and then into Tsareena, with the final form being a competent combatant due to its access to powerful moves like Trop Kick. While not a competitive powerhouse, its evolutionary line is beloved for its design and the utility it can provide during in-game playthroughs.

Despite not being a focal point of high-level competitions or having legendary status, Bounsweet has maintained a steady presence across generations. This endurance is largely due to its appealing design and the thematic fit within its native Alola region, which remains a fan-favorite due to its unique setting and storylines.