With Terastallization active, the Pokémon’s type and moves are boosted. Trainers can Terastallize their Pokémon, which will change its appearance to add a crystallized texture. Paldea’s signature battle gimmick is called the Terastral phenomenon. You can each ride Koraidon and Miraidon together and “enjoy all the Paldea region has to offer together” - whatever that means? There’s probably some kind of limitation here, but they made the multiplayer seem vast in the trailer. If you’re looking to catch some Pokémon with friends, you can use the new Union Circle feature to team up with up to 3 of them at once. The Skiddo and Tynamo lines seem to be back after being absent from all other Pokémon titles on Switch thus far. There’s also a new Ice-type Pokémon called Celtitan and a puppy Pokémon called Fidough (excellent name). We also don’t know for sure if you can choose to play through one of the other two stories first, but it was implied that you can.Īs you can see above, the Paldean form of Wooper has been officially revealed! It’s a Poison-type Pokémon this time, though its evolution has not yet been shown. There are three stories in-game, and one of them sees you challenging and battling all eight Gym Leaders - in any order you want! There are two other “stories” to play, but their contents are unknown. No matter which version of the game you play, you attend an academy as a student to embark on a treasure hunt. It’s unclear when this functionality is unlocked, but it’s assumed to be rather early on.
As has been speculated, the region’s name is Paldea, and trainers can ride either Koraidon or Miraidon to traverse its landscape. Unfortunately, “the leaks were real” does apply here.
Today’s Pokémon Presents has just aired, and in usual fashion some new bits of news have been unveiled for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet! We’ve got a complete summary of everything announced during today’s presentation - but if you’d rather watch it for yourself without any spoilers, you can do so via this link right here.įor those keeping up to date on leaks and such, it’s very rare to watch a Pokémon Presents without saying “the leaks were real”.
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