Appearance
A Legendary Pokémon with a vaguely butterfly-like shape. Its black body has blue eyes crossed by pink, tentacle-like pink hair, and a light pink shell around the lower body.

#786
Land Spirit Pokémon
Tapu Lele is a Psychic / Fairy-type Pokémon, No. 786 in the National Pokédex, introduced in Generation 7 (Alola region).
« Although called a guardian deity, Tapu Lele is devoid of guilt about its cruel disposition and can be described as nature incarnate. »
A Legendary Pokémon with a vaguely butterfly-like shape. Its black body has blue eyes crossed by pink, tentacle-like pink hair, and a light pink shell around the lower body.
The people of Akala Island worship it. Its glowing scales heal, but too many at once are dangerous. Its strength comes from the shell's energy. It defends its home from Ultra Beasts.
In Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon, Ash and Pikachu meet it floating over the ocean. It heals Ash's wounds, then flies into the sky.
Tapu Lele joins tapu, Polynesian for sacred or forbidden, with pulelehua, Hawaiian for butterfly. The design suggests a butterfly leaving its chrysalis, a tiki statue, and the god Kāne.