Chi-Yu

() is a /-type Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation IX. It is one of the members of the Ruinous Quartet. 
==Biology==
===Physiology===
Chi-Yu is a fish Pokémon, presumable based after Goldfish. Its eyes are made up of four curved beads, each of which resembles a fish circling a black orb coated by white around the sides. As for Chi-Yu's body, it is made up of a yellow and dark red flame.
Like other Treasures of Ruin, the true form of this Pokémon is the beads that make up its eyes, which were given life by the envy of the ones who wanted them so much that they would wage wars for it, the body of Chi-Yu being created using its ability to control fire. Chi-Yu's flames burn at over 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing it to swim through molten rock and sand and create seas of lava. Chi-Yu is known as the Beads of Ruin.
===Behavior ===
===Natural abilities===
Chi-Yu and the other Treasures of Ruin are the only known Pokémon capable of learning the move Ruination.
==Evolution==
Chi-Yu does not evolve.
==Game Info ==
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===Version 1.0.0===
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==Trivia==
*This Pokémon shares the title of "Ruinous Pokémon" with 3 other Pokémon: 
**Chien-Pao
**Ting-Lu
**Wo-Chien
===Origin===
===Design===
Chi-Yu resembles, and is seemingly based on, a . This species of fish shares the large eyes and orange body of Chi-Yu, and also originates in China, which is where Chi-Yu gets its name from.
Regarding its mythical symbolic qualities with the wicked king, Chi-Yu represents the envy felt by the people under his tyranny. With it being born of jewels and hence items of luxury, such articles imply decadence and greed by the king, who would rather spend the state's money on himself than his own people and their welfare, which then brings about resentment and outrage for such luxuriant and unnecessary expenditures. 
In consideration of being associated with the Treasures of Ruin quartet, whom are based upon the Chinese beasts of or the Si Xiong, Chi-Yu appears to relate with the beast (渾敦/渾沌), who is said to be associated with the impropriety of chaos; Hundun is a creature said to throw itself into a rage for no apparent rational reason, dances about in abandon, and aligns itself with evil.
===Etymology===
Chi-Yu's English and Japanese name most likely come from these two words: jìyú (鯽魚/鲫鱼) meaning "goldfish," and yú (玉) meaning "jade." The English name uses the romanization system.
Its name is also similar to , the half-bull deity king and progenitor of metal weapons who lead barbarian tribes against those aligned with the Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of the Han Chinese.
==Gallery==
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