The warlords are the characters of Pokémon Conquest, inspired by figures from the Sengoku period. Each has a warrior skill, type affinities and a favorite Pokémon. Here are the main ones, with their partners, based on Poképédia.
The warlords and their Pokémon
| Warlord | Pokémon | Kingdom |
|---|---|---|
| The hero or heroine | Eevee | Aurora |
| Oichi | Jigglypuff | — |
| Nobunaga | Zekrom | Dragnor |
| Hideyoshi | Monferno | Ignis |
| Motonari | Servine | Greenleaf |
| Motochika | Dewott | Fontaine |
| Ginchiyo | Luxio | Violight |
| Yoshimoto | Pineco | Chrysalia |
| Yoshihiro | Gurdurr | Pugilis |
| Kenshin | Mewtwo | Illusio |
| Shingen | Groudon | Terrera |
| Nene | Golbat | Viperia |
| Kotaro | Zoroark | Yaksha |
| Masamune | Braviary | Avia |
| Ieyasu | Aggron | Valora |
| Mitsuhide | Articuno | Nixtorm |
| Ranmaru | Dragonair | Dragnor |
| Yukimura | Tepig | — |
| Kanetsugu | Gardevoir | — |
| Keiji | Bastiodon | — |
Some of the Pokémon shown here, such as Mewtwo, Groudon or Articuno, are the Legendary Pokémon obtained in these warlords’ episodes. See the Legendary Pokémon.
The other warriors
Many other characters cross the hero’s path: Magoichi and Carnivine, Tadakatsu and Metagross, Ina and Quagsire, Ujiyasu and Boldore, Kai and Pansear, Nō and Mismagius, Okuni and Whirlipede, Hanzo and Spiritomb, Kunoichi and Scraggy, Hanbei and Pikachu, Kanbei and Lampent. On top of these, dozens of generic warriors can be recruited in the wild locations.
