Pokemon

Pokémon Go's Alola Region event, Season of Alola, will add more than 20 Pokémon to the game, including Rowlet, Decidueye, and Popplio.

Community Day is scheduled for March 13 at 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (local time). - Rockruff When Pokémon Go’s Season of Alola event begins on March 1, developer Niantic will add more than 20 new Pokémon to the game.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet release date ... The first trailer for the twin games ends with the information that they'll be arriving in late 2022, which we would ...

It's a really nice set of starters from a design perspective, in our opinion, with simpler and purer designs than recent generations have brought to the table, so we're hoping they're a sign of things to come from other new monsters. The two games have both been announced for Nintendo Switch, and will completely exclusive to that platform, which is no surprise at all, given the history of the franchise on Nintendo's machines. It's not too often that you get more than one proper Pokémon release in a calendar year, after all.

While virtually every gamer predicted that Nintendo and Game Freak would unleash spectacular announcements during Pokémon Day (February 27th), ...

A prevalent theory among Pokémon fans is that Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly are based on the Iberian lynx, a pepper/crocodile, and a duck sailor, respectively. Likewise, Empoleon is the series’ sole Water/Steel-type, and Torterra is the only Grass/Ground-type Pokémon. Since this franchise still has so many type combinations that either remain unexplored or relatively scarce, why not let Pokémon Scarlet and Violet offer some of those combos through its starters? Pokémon is also full of dual-typings that Sprigatito and Quaxly could utilize. Quaxly could also evolve into a variety of unusual elemental combinations, especially if they take advantage of the Pokémon’s apparent sailor theme. Pokémon X and Y took a break with Delphox, a Fire/Psychic-type, but when gamers caught word that Litten’s final evolution would be the wrestler-themed Incineroar, they feared yet another Fire/Fighting-type. Gamers breathed a sigh of relief when Incineroar turned out to be Fire/Dark, but that fear has resurfaced in the case of Fuecoco, who many dread will end up being yet another Fire/Fighting Pokémon. Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire started that infamous trend with Torchic (which eventually evolves into the Fire/Fighting Blaziken). The next game featured Chimchar, which evolves into Infernape: another Fire/Fighting-type. After that came Tepig and its final evolution Emboar: yet another Fire/Fighting starter. Some have even made a strong argument that the Grass, Fire, and Water-type starters draw from extinct creatures, Chinese Zodiac animals, and weapons, respectively. While the Iberian lynx is certainly endangered, it isn’t extinct, and crocodiles are nowhere on the Chinese Zodiac chart. Fennekin and Litten are the unfortunate faces of this trend, as even though those Pokémon start on four legs, their final evolutions, Delphox and Incineroar, stand up straight on two. According to a popular fan theory, though, each elemental line of starters is based on a different, franchise-wide theme, which raises the questions regarding whether Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly will abandon that unofficial trend. Pokémon come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. While virtually every gamer predicted that Nintendo and Game Freak would unleash spectacular announcements during Pokémon Day (February 27th), nobody expected the companies to reveal a new mainline Pokémon game.

Gen 9 beckons... - Nintendo has just announced Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet, the two new entries in the long-run...

This suggests "not all" Pokémon may be coded into the next Nintendo Switch entries. You’ll be able to experience the true joy of the Pokémon series—battling against wild Pokémon in order to catch them—now in an open-world game that players of any age can enjoy." "You’ll be able to see the Pokémon of this region in the skies, in the seas, in the forests, on the streets—all over!

A new trailer offered a wealth of details, including the new Pokémon starters, region and a glimpse at the main characters. Best of all, Game Freak and Nintendo ...

The Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer also showed off a variety of biomes, including grasslands, mountains, marshes, deserts, beaches and caves. But Nintendo has not offered any details regarding the story just yet, so we only really have speculation to go by at this point. Pokémon will roam the world freely, with Hoppip soaring through the sky and Seviper slithering across the ground. With this in mind, it’s highly likely that Scarlet and Violet will launch in either October or November this year. Unlike previous games, there will be no borders separating towns and routes, as they will now blend seamlessly together. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet will both launch on the Nintendo Switch.

A new Pokemon Arceus Mystery Gift is available to claim and includes plenty of good rewards for Nintendo Switch gamers who grab the codes today.

“Daybreak, a software update (Ver. 1.1.0) for the Pokémon Legends: Arceus game, will be available starting today at 7:00 a.m. PST, February 27, 2022. And one of the main things fans don’t want to miss out on is the new Pokemon Arceus Mystery Gift, which can be claimed by anyone who owns a copy of the game. To grab all the free items available in this week’s Mystery Gift, you will need to use the above code before 7:59 a.m. PST on Thursday, March 31, 2022.