While Suicune may be small compared to Entei and Raikou, it's still a vision of beauty that is a powerful force compared to its counterparts. Power and size are not everything, sometimes you need to remember that the greatest things can often be small. The gorgeous sash of ice slate blue that surrounds Suicune as it moves only shows the true purity of body and soul that Suicune is. Then, resurrected by Ho-Oh in the remains that became known as Burned Tower, it became a legendary force of nature composed of the sorrow of death and the glory of rebirth. Here is a Pokémon whose lore, according to some, says that it was a Vaporeon in the Brass Tower, where Lugia perched, when the tower caught fire and killed Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon. Because it carries the elusive ability to hide almost anywhere like it did in the games, it's easy to see why anyone would want a Suicune. This brazen blue brazen Pokémon is as glorious as it is swift. Suicune, the legendary beast of Johto that is said to be responsible for the north winds, is a piece of majesty to behold in any right. Stick to the official art and newer models if you want to see the sleek and beautiful Suicune I described.) so long as you avoid looking at the Colosseum model or several of the older sprites. All in all, it's not hard for me to claim that Suicune is the most elegantly drawn and well-designed of the three legendary beasts of Johto. Yet its flowing mane reminds one of the gentle winds and fairy-dust snow that the north wind can also bring. The diamond patterns lining its sides also remind viewers of its associations with the north wind and the frigid blizzards that come with it. Its sharp eyes and red irises not only contrast beautifully with its color palette but also suggest the ferocity of a storm while, at the same time, its figure suggests the grace of a gentle rain. At the same time, Suicune's design still effectively incorporates the less kind aspects of its element.
Of the three beasts, Suicune is the only one that has a benevolent role in their origin story. The three beasts were present when the Brass Tower burned down, perishing in the fire, and were given life by Ho-Oh, in a rather atypical phoenix fashion, embodying different aspects of the event-Raikou was born from the lightning that struck the tower, Entei embodied the fire that burned it down, and Suicune was the rain that put the fire out. The lore behind all three of Johto's legendary beasts is intriguing, but Suicune's aspect in the myth is particularly beautiful.
In addition, its associations with the north wind, Boreas the northern lights, aurora borealis rain and the purification of water are all effectively communicated in one cohesive design. Its elegant body shape is reminiscent of quick animals like the stilted fox or the greyhound, in stark contrast to the comparatively clunky Entei and the puffy-cheeked Raikou. Suicune is, without a doubt, the most elegantly crafted of the three "legendary beasts." Though each beast is majestic and unique in its own way, Suicune's lithe, muscular figure, flowing lines, and fierce expression simultaneously suggest grace and power in a manner that Raikou and Entei can't hope to match.
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