Nintendo has introduced "Pokemon Sun and Moon's" protagonist to the new three starter Pokemons for the game. (Photo : YouTube/The Official Pokémon Channel)
Nintendo has just recently revealed new details for the upcoming "Pokemon Sun and Moon" video games like its first gameplay, new Pokemon starters, and its region. The cover art of the two games has also been revealed.
The game company has finally revealed the games' three starter Pokemon, which are Rowlet, Litten, and Popplio. Pokemon players will be able to get these new Pokemon at the start of the game, since they are the starter Pokemons that they have to choose for their journeys. The new region of the game has also been revealed, which is called Alola, and it looks like a tropical type of region.
According to Polygon, the cover art of the two games feature a proud lion-type Pokemon, and a bat-type Pokemon. There has been no information on what type of creatures these are, but the publication hypothesize that these are legendary Pokemons that trainers will have to capture in their respective games.
According to the game's official website, Rowlet, one of the starter Pokemons, is a grass-and-flying type owl, has a category of a grass quill Pokemon, and the ability called Overgrow. The second one is the Litten, which is a fire-type kitten, and has the abilities called Blaze and Ember. The third starter Pokemon is called Popplio, which is a Sea Lion Pokemon, a water type, and has the abilities like Torrent and Water Gun.
The game company has also revealed a small portion of the game's map, which is a part of a new area of the city, and it takes up a camera position. They have also introduced a new interesting character called Kukui, and it seems to have the same position as what Professor Oak did in the past, which was to introduce the players to the world of the game, and its new features.
The two Pokemon games will be released on Nov. 18 in the United States and Nov. 23 in the United Kingdom for the Nintendo 3DS. These games are the biggest releases for the game franchise in 2016, which is its 20th anniversary year.
Check out the official starter Pokemon reveal video below:
