The side has a single, tiny yellow triangle marking. Behind and just touching the yellow triangle is a tiny, white rectangle that composes the 'bull's' eyes. Above the rectangles are two triangular markings the top triangle slightly overlaps a larger, yellow triangle. At the bottom of each half is a white rectangle with a muted black triangle at the bottom. The top of each half is slightly thicker than the bottom, which gives the 'bull' a slightly protruding brow. The shell itself resembles a flower or plant when open when closed, the horns shift to the sides and it takes on the appearance of a bull. Tapu Bulu's shell is primarily red with white and yellow markings thickly bordered by a muted black. Each horn has a thick yellow marking near the tip and half of a wooden shell attached to it. On top of its head is a pair of curved, black horns. A tuft of fur is just visible inside the bell. Its tail is mostly covered in a golden bell with two thin black rings around the top and a wavy black line around the bottom. There are red rings around its shoulders and golden, cloven hooves at the end of its arms. On each side of its face is a thick white line that curves upward at the outer tip. There a white ring through the nostrils of the nose. In the middle of its face is what appears to be a golden nose similar to a bull's snout. There is a short white line above each eye. Under each eye is a red line divided into three segments with a smaller, white line below that. It has blue eyes with an orange line across each iris. Tapu Bulu has a bulky, black body with thick arms and no legs. Tapu Bulu is a vaguely bull-like Legendary PokР“В©mon.

5.7.5 By transfer from another generation.It is the guardian kingР’В of Ula'ula Island, with Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, and Tapu FiniР’В being the kings of the other islands. It is not known to evolveР’В into or from any other PokР“В©mon. Tapu BuluР’В ( Japanese: РівЂљВ«РіС“вЂ”РіС“В»РіС“вЂ“РіС“В«РіС“В« Kapu-Bulul) is a dual-type Grass/ Fairy Legendary PokР“В©monР’В introduced in Generation VII. For a specific instance of this species, see Tapu Bulu (disambiguation).

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