Pokemon Sun/Moon soundtrack announced for Japan, features 175 tracks
Posted on 8 years ago by Jake in News | 1 Comment
The OST for Pokemon Sun and Moon will be releasing in Japan. It will include 175 tracks, as well as a 24-page booklet and interaction with the Z-Ring toy.
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Latest Pokemon Sun/Moon trailer released on official Japanese YouTube page
Posted on 8 years ago by Jake in 3DS, Videos | 4 Comments
The new trailer for Pokemon Sun/Moon has been fully released on the official Japanese Pokemon YouTube page. You can watch it below:
Not only does this show the new Team Skull and many of the leaked Pokemon in action, but it also shows that many of the Alola forms will evolve from previous forms of Pokemon (such as Alola Marowak evolving from a regular Cubone, or Alola Raichu evolving from a regular Pikachu).
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CoroCoro leaks reveal new Pokemon and Alola Forms for Sun/Moon
Posted on 8 years ago by Jake in 3DS, Images, News | 34 Comments
The upcoming issue of CoroCoro features more information and Pokemon from Sun and Moon, and the pages have leaked early. In it, we can see a few new Pokemon and Alola forms. You can view the pages below the summary of the content, translated by Serebii. [Note: While the new Pokemon and characters are given names, these will most likely be different for localized versions of the games.]
First up is a Water-type fish Pokemon called Yowashi. There is also a larger, monstrous fish pictured, which is made up of many tiny fish, though this seems to be an actual school of Yowashi, and not necessarily an evolved form. Second are two Pokemon based on sandcastles, with the first (Sunabaa), resembling a small mound with a shovel sticking out of it, while its evolved form, Sunadeshiro, is a full castle. Both of these are Ghost/Ground type. Finally (at least for brand-new Pokemon), Bewear has a pre-evolved form, which is a small cub, called Nuikoguma. Like Bewear, it is Normal/Fighting.
However, the new reveals don’t end there; there are two new Alola forms revealed as well, for Marowak and Meowth. Alolan Marowak is a Ghost/Fire type, and it appears to be based off a fire dancer. Alolan Meowth is a Dark-type.
Furthermore, there is a tease of the antagonists of the game, Team Skull. They are featured at the bottom of the page with Rockruff, although little is detailed about them. The boss’s name is Guzuma, and the woman is Burumeri.
Finally, next month’s issue of CoroCoro will feature an evolution for Rockruff. Hopefully, when more information on the games drops later in the week, we’ll have better reveals for all of this new information.
