Tellitavate

Tellitavate is a fictional term often associated with the *Pokémon* franchise, specifically within the lore of the *Pokémon Legends: Arceus* game. The concept originates from the ancient Pokémon civilization of Hisui, where it refers to a form of communication or storytelling involving the use of Pokémon. In this context, "tellitavate" is a playful, invented word blending "tell" and "tavate," the latter being a term derived from the Hisuian word for "story" or "legend."

The term gained prominence through the in-game dialogue of the character N, who frequently uses it to describe how Pokémon of Hisui were said to communicate through songs, dances, and rituals. These narratives were passed down orally, often involving the legendary Pokémon, and were believed to hold deep cultural and spiritual significance. The term itself is not used in official Pokémon lore outside of this game, but it reflects the game’s emphasis on Hisuian history and the unique ways Pokémon interacted with humans in that region.

Tellitavate is also referenced in the *Pokémon Legends: Arceus* soundtrack, where certain tracks are titled or themed around Hisuian storytelling traditions. The concept highlights the game’s departure from traditional *Pokémon* gameplay by incorporating a richer, more narrative-driven approach to exploration and discovery. While not a real Pokémon or official term in broader *Pokémon* media, it serves as a creative element that enhances the world-building of *Pokémon Legends: Arceus*.