Nubelú, titled “Nubelú el tifan” is a male Rockruff, later Lycanroc in the worlds of Nrafhal. In decades previous to the events of
“Memory Child and the Oftborn” N/A?
, Nubelú was one of the Nobles of Genives and took part in various skirmishes and confrontations in the context of the underhanded competition between the various generations of Nobles.
Several years before the contemporary Nrafhy-zmer storylines such as Owed Return , Nibelú was one of the various competing nobles and led a meta-pack of canine Pokémon specialized in infiltration and sabotage against the operations of other nobles, in particular the operations of the bug Nobles such as Jilemon and Lady Etka.
Nubelú's troop rarely participated in attempts to sabotage the Migration Wheel; rather, he and his pack would sabotage potential saboteurs, loot their resources and trade or sell to the highest bidders. Somewhat recurrently Nubelú's troop would trade or ally with the small army of Horizontia ruler Dhelling, when their times to re-settle around the Vernon's Hearth would come up, and they would together carry out some reckon missions and hold the line against potential the Hearth's emersion efforts.
As detailed in The Nobles of Genives, at some point Nubelú and his troop launched a surprise mission against the royal guard of Lady Etka; taking advantage of the Scyther regent's invasion and poisoning of the Rabsca reproductive ranks, Nubelú and his lead pack stole most of Etka's armorcrafts, and then sold them to various allies.
Nubelú eventually went down in the protracted confrontation between the Nobles. He was succeeded by Tarco. A few generations down the road Nubelú's court would be wiped out or dissolved, with his remaining ranks for the most part absorbed by Adälven 28ro the Driller, the Noble who had custody of the Smoke Forest during the timeframe of the 157th round of the Migration Wheel.
End spoilers.
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