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'Pokemon Z' Update: Greninja Getting a Makeover Inspired by Ash? Will Feature in Pokemon XY and Z Anime

| Oct 10, 2015 08:01 AM EDT

Pokemon Z is going to be released in 2016 and Zygarde's multiple forms have already been revealed.

It is rumored that Greninja may get a makeover inspired by Ash and may also make an appearance in the upcoming game "Pokemon Z."

According to IGN, Greninja and Ash are also expected to form an unshakeable bond, which will help them to progress in the game. They will also feature in the "Pokemon XY" and "Pokemon Z" anime.

It is rumored that the game will be released next year. "Pokemon X" and "Pokemon Y" were released back in 2013. "Pokemon Alpha Sapphire" and "Pokemon Omega Ruby" were released last year.

It is rumored, according to some leaked images from the game, that the game will include Zygarde in all its five forms. Mega evolution, snake, dog, blob, and cell, all will be included in the game.

The rumor mill also suggests that Xerneas and Yveltal which were introduced in "Pokemon X," and "Pokemon Y" respectively, will also appear in "Pokemon Z." All these three characters are believed to be related to the Norse Mythology.

Zygarde is believed to start with the blob form, also known as a Zygarde Core. The core then forms the base for all the proceeding forms of the Pokémon. It then evolves into a Zygarde Cell, which is a flat green blob.

As it proceeds, it becomes 10 percent dog and 50 percent snake, in its essential properties. The final phase makes the Pokemon to take a perfect form of the mega evolution. This form then enables the Pokemon to surpass the powers of Xerneas. Zygarde is rumored to depict a serpent like body, featuring black and green hexagonal patches like a serpent.

In other Pokemon news, JC Smith, the Marketing Director of the Pokémon Company International, revealed that Pokémon 2016 World Championship will happen next year. Also, "Pokemon Go" game is coming soon to the Android and iOS based smartphones, according to IGN UK.

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