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Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII. It is classified as the Fruit Pokémon and evolves into Steenee starting at level 18, which subsequently evolves into Tsareena when leveled up while knowing the move Stomp. Bounsweet is well-known for its pleasant aroma, which makes it popular among people in the Alola region.
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Bounsweet's backstory is rooted in its natural appeal and historical value. Originating from regions where sweet fruits were a rarity, Bounsweet was highly prized by humans. Its entire body exudes a delicious scent, often calming those around it. This aroma has led to its use as a living air freshener in the Alola region. Despite its beneficial presence among humans, Bounsweet's sweet scent also attracts various Pokémon predators like Toucannon and Greedent, leading to it often being swallowed whole.
In the Pokémon world, Bounsweet plays the role of a charming and aromatic companion. It is often seen skipping along in a carefree manner, which unfortunately does not convey its desperation when fleeing from danger. This misleading behavior means it rarely receives help from others. Despite its gentle nature, Bounsweet can defend itself by rotating its calyx to drive away enemies, although this maneuver can make it dizzy afterward.
Bounsweet is characterized by its small, mangosteen-like appearance. Its body is pinkish-purple with a white bottom resembling the flesh of a mangosteen. It has beady yellow eyes and two tiny legs. Atop its head is a green calyx composed of four leafy structures and a short stem. Bounsweet's sweet aroma is too intense for human consumption but can be used to make juice from its sweat. Its evolutionary line shares the Fruit Pokémon category with Tropius, highlighting its fruity essence and endearing nature.