The evolved versions of three starter creatures were unveiled by The Pokemon Company in its latest "Pokemon Sun and Moon" news update. Avid players can also expect to see the creature Ash-Greninja in an upcoming demo event.
Some gamers may have expressed their curiosity about the potential evolved forms of a few Pokemon creatures in the upcoming Nintendo 3DS game "Pokemon Sun and Moon." Recently, a new trailer posted on the game's official website unveiled the evolution of the creatures Rowlett, Litten and Popplio.
The cute Rowlett, when evolved, transforms into a full-grown owl named Dartrix, according to the game's latest video clip. Dartrix is a grass and flying type Pokemon who has the "overgrow" ability. The said creature can attack its opponent using its sharp-bladed feathers that it throws during a flying move.
Meanwhile, Torracat is Litten's evolved form and has the ability to set its opponent ablaze with its fireball attacks. The cat-like Pokemon retained its original black and red coat markings with the addition of sharper claws and fierce-looking eyes.
Popplio, the Pokemon creature with a violet clown nose, will still have its trademark feature when it transforms into a fully-grown sea lion named Brionne. In the video clip, Brionne appears to have two pigtails as ears and a three-layer ruffled skirt. The said water-type Pokemon can deliver a blast of water and bubbles to attack other creatures.
Other interesting details featured in the game's latest trailer teased of a Festival Plaza space where players can interact with other gamers. Completing a special task in the said in-game social space can have players earn Festival Coins. These coins can be used to purchase items from the Festival Plaza shops.
The Pokemon Company also included its official announcement for an upcoming "Pokemon Sun and Moon" demo in the said video clip. Gamers can experience a special gameplay demo on Oct. 18, Tuesday, that will feature the Pokemon Ash-Greninja. Players can even choose to transfer the said Pokemon to the game's full version in November.
In other news, the gaming company is set to unveil more information about the upcoming 3DS game on Oct. 14, Friday, according to Serebii. However, it is still unclear if the next set of game updates will provide more details about the special demo or other new gameplay features.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" will be released on Nov. 18 on Nintendo 3DS. Watch the latest trailer below: