Over the past few weeks, Pokemon Scarlet & Violet has been running a Tera Raid event dedicated to the starters from Pokemon Legends: Arceus. It started with a Decidueye in June, followed up by a Typhlosion earlier this month, and will end in a couple of days, during which you can grab a Hisuian Samurott.

However, if you've been sleeping on this event, you'll probably want to know that you only have those aforementioned two days to grab this particular Hisuian Samurott before it's gone forever. Sure, you can transfer one over from Pokemon Legends: Arceus, but this particular Samurott is very special indeed.

You Have Two Days Left To Grab A Mighty Hisuian Samurott

Two screenshots of Hisuian Samurott in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, one regular and one Terastalized during it's battle

That's because, unlike regular versions of this Pokemon, this Hisuian Samurott is sporting the Mightiest Mark, a very coveted title among Pokemon collectors which changes the name of the mon during battle, adding "Unrivaled" to the end. It makes this Samurott extremely rare among collectors, and it will be impossible to catch once this event is over.

That's because this particular set of Tera Raids that celebrate the Hisuian starters will never be coming back to Pokemon Scarlet & Violet for the foreseeable future, most likely because we have a new Pokemon game coming next year, that being Wind & Waves.

If you want this unique piece of Pokemon history, you have until the event ends later this week. You'll be able to take on these 7-Star Tera Raids featuring Samurott until 3:59pm PT or 6:59pm ET on July 17. All you need to grab one is to finish the game (if you haven't by now, come on), and complete the Ace Academy Tournament, after which 6 and 7-Star Raids will unlock. You should then find the 7-Star Samurott Raids dotted around Paldea, marked by black crystals. Happy hunting!

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Systems
Top Critic Avg: 71/100 Critics Rec: 48%
Released
November 18, 2022
ESRB
E For Everyone Due To Mild Fantasy Violence
Developer(s)
Game Freak
Publisher(s)
Nintendo, The Pokemon Company
Engine
Proprietary Engine
Multiplayer
Local Multiplayer
Cross-Platform Play
no

WHERE TO PLAY

DIGITAL
PHYSICAL

Genre(s)
RPG