Pure Grass — it's the Bean Chick Pokémon with the standard Grass-starter ability Overgrow.

Does Browt have an evolution?

Not yet announced. Like all starter lines, an evolution chain is expected, but nothing official has been shown.

Browt — Pokémon Winds & Waves Grass Starter Profile

Browt is the Grass-type starter of Pokémon Winds & Waves: the Bean Chick Pokémon with Overgrow, official stats, design notes, and trailer appearances.

10/9/2026 Last updated: 10/9/2026 2 min read

Who is Browt?

Browt is the Grass-type starter of Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves — one of the three first-partner Pokémon you choose at the start of the adventure. Official classification: the Bean Chick Pokémon. Its design pairs a chick’s round body with leaf-like brow feathers; media coverage widely reads it as owl-inspired, though The Pokémon Company hasn’t named a real-world basis.

Browt’s official stats

Attribute	Official value
Type	Grass
Category	Bean Chick Pokémon
Ability	Overgrow
Height	0.3 m
Weight	3.5 kg
Japanese name	ハブロウ (Haburō)

Official personality blurb: “lively but clumsy” — which the trailer backs up with a slapstick stumble on the beach scene. The name plausibly fuses “brow” (those dramatic leaf eyebrows) with “sprout.”

Where does Browt appear in the reveal?

Browt shows up twice: on a palm-tree beach with the other starters (the meet-the-trio shot also used in official gallery art), and in a close-up ambling along a stone path. Its move set, evolutions and stats remain unannounced — anything claiming otherwise is speculation.

Should you pick Browt?

If you like the scrappy underdog archetype, Browt is the pick — Grass starters usually reward patient players, and the archipelago setting should be friendly to it. Full side-by-side analysis: which starter should you choose. Alternatives: Pombon (Fire) or Gecqua (Water).