Four new Pokemon have been confirmed to be included in the upcoming "Pokemon Sun and Moon." Now that the game is revealing more new characters, some may be asking if these new Pokemon will also be introduced in "Pokemon Go." However, none of these news was stated or announced by developers, meaning the recently unveiled Pokemon will only be exclusive to "Sun and Moon."
The new characters include a boxing crab with a black eye, a bear with a paper from its behind, and two sand castles, Game Spot reported. According to the same report, the boxing crab is Crawbrawler, a fighting type Pokemon with initial attacks such as the Hyper Cut and Iron Fist. It was described as a boxing Pokemon who does not accept losing and can be located usually in buildings clinging through its pincers or in trees hunting for Berries.
Sandygast, on the other hand, is a Ghost/Ground type Pokemon which possesses an ability called Water Compaction. The said Pokemon evolves into a sand castle called Pallossand.
Sandygast appears only during "grudges of fallen Pokemon soak into the sand after battle, and its tunnel-like mouth can suck the vitality from people and Pokemon." Meanwhile, Pallossand uses a sand vortex to suck a Pokemon's life out of its body.
Lastly, Stufful, a Normal/Fighting type Pokemon is the first form of Bewear. It uses abilities called Fluffy and Klutz and does not like to be touched as it batters its arms in protest. Described as small with extra ordinary strength, the evolved type of this Pokemon is hug-loving.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" is the upcoming game for Nintendo 3DS. The new game will allow players to import first-generation Pokemon from Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow into the said game. "Pokemon Sun and Moon" will be released on Nov. 18, 2016 worldwide and on Nov. 23, 2016 in Europe, IGN Wiki posted.
According to the post, the upcoming game will be introducing Generation 7 to the game series. As of the moment, 26 Pokemon have already been announced and confirmed, it is expected more will be revealed in the coming days.
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