Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon are two upcoming role-playing video games in the Pokémon series. (Photo : Twitter/Pokemon)
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" is coming with a new Pokedex and a new lightning system. There are going to be nine new Pokemon coming in the game as well.
The climate of the Alola landscape is remarkably warm and almost hot. Hence, players will only be able to dress their characters with light clothing. Winter clothing such as long pants, hoodies or sweaters and so on will not be available in this game.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" also contains a brand new lighting system. As players get further into the game, the game will move on into either night or dark mode. This features possibility allows some Pokemons to only come out during day light, while others will only be able to appear at the night time.
This fantastic game also includes a brand new Pokedex. His role will be to attract trainers into finishing the game. This is why Rotom Pokedex has become very popular.
Rotom has the ability to work alongside the trainer, according to iDigital Times. He will be able to give directions that come from interacting with other trainers in the game. Pokedex will also know future destinations, and current locations.
As Litten's evolution is unlikely to receive Ground typing as its primary typing, so Rowlett will change from a Flying/Grass type, to a Ground/Grass type. Litten will also continue to be a Fire type only. These changes will occur during its evolutions.
Alola's climate contains several islands. Each island has its own Pokemon Guardian. Eleven Pokemon's are also included, which will play a major role or debut throughout the game. The names of these nine Pokemon's are Magearna, Iwanko, Rowlet, Poppilo, Yungoos, Solgaleo, Litten, Lunala and Grubbin, according to Polygon.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" will be released on Nov. 18. However, they will be only available on Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 2DS.
Fans may pre-order both games right now. They can also find other copies at: Walmart, Amazon, Target, Best Buy, ToysRus or GameStop.
Each "Pokemon Sun and Moon" game is set at the affordable price of $39.99. Watch the trailer here:
