The latest gameplay trailer for the upcoming 3DS game "Pokemon Sun and Moon" has revealed a way that players can earn Pokedollars in the fastest way possible.
Ahead of the game's release, a "Pokemon Sun and Moon" tip has been unveiled that features an interesting way to gain Pokedollars. A gameplay video from V-Jump has shown how returning Pyukumuku Pokemon characters into the ocean can lead to huge rewards, Siliconera reported.
The sea cucumber Pokemon has been described as an unappealing creature given its lifestyle and appearance. A Pyukumuku tends to stay in one place and would sometimes return to the same spot if it enjoys the said location. The said Pokemon can also be pitiful given its tendency to starve to death if its favorite spot runs out of food.
To help nourish thin bellied Pyukumuku creatures, the characters in the game's Alola region has come up with a tradition of throwing the said Pokemon back into the food rich ocean. The said action would help to avoid the potential death of the sea cucumber Pokemon. Players can even earn 20,000 Pokedollars from doing the said local practice.
In the gameplay trailer, a Pokemon trainer can be seen going around the beach looking for a Pyukumuku. The said trainer managed to find several thin bellied creatures that he returned back to the sea. After the collection activity, the Pokemon trainer was rewarded with a huge amount of Pokedollars.
In other news, the Pokemon Company has recently unveiled its new batch of Pokemon creatures for the upcoming 3DS games, Polygon reported. Players will soon see the fighting Pokemon called Crabrawler in the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" game. The berry loving creature has an Iron Fist attack where it uses its massive claws to deliver a series of strong punches.
Apart from the crab-like boxer, the ghost and ground type Pokemon Sandygast has also been revealed. When the said creature is evolved, it can transform into Palossand, a Pokemon who uses a sandy vortex to attack its opponent. Avid gamers can also find the stuffed teddy bear Pokemon named Stufful in the new game's Alola region.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" has been slated for release on Nov. 18 on the Nintendo 3DS console.
Watch the new gameplay trailer below: