Absorboivina

Absorboivina is a fictional substance and concept primarily associated with the *Pokémon* franchise, specifically within the *Pokémon Legends: Arceus* game. It is a rare, glowing mineral found in the region of Hisui, which is based on ancient Japan. The substance is notable for its ability to absorb and store energy, particularly from Pokémon battles, and is believed to have been used in ancient rituals and technologies.

In the game, absorboivina is depicted as a key component in the creation of ancient artifacts, such as the legendary Pokémon Arceus’s creation. It is mined from special locations called "absorboivina veins," which emit a faint glow and are often found in caves or underground areas. The substance is also linked to the concept of "creation energy," a fundamental force in the game’s lore that shapes the world.

Absorboivina’s properties make it highly valuable, both for its practical uses and its symbolic significance in Hisui’s history. The mineral’s discovery and study are central to the game’s exploration and puzzle-solving mechanics, as players must locate and collect it to progress. While absorboivina is not a real-world material, its fictional properties draw inspiration from real-world concepts of energy absorption and mineral-based technologies.