The latest gameplay trailer for Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon has revealed six new Pokémon for players to catch this November.
With Pokémon Go currently sweeping the globe, it’s a pretty good time for Nintendo to show us what new monsters we’ll be catching on 3DS when the two games launch on 18 November.
The six new Pokémon won’t do any favours for the old-school fans’ claims that they’ve already run out of ideas, with a hand-drawn Pikachu (Mimikyu), a horse with dreadlocks (Mudsdale) and a floral reef (Comfey) joining the roster, but they’re still adorable and we know we’ll all be hunting them this holiday.
Here’s the six new Pokémon:
- Wimpod – Bug/Water type; Ability: Wimp Out
- Bounsweet – Grass; Ability: Leaf Guard/Oblivious
- Comfey – Fairy; Ability: Flower Veil/Triage
- Mudsdale – Ground; Ability: Own tempo/Stamina
- Mimikyu – Ghost/Fairy; Ability: Disguise
- Bewear – Normal/Fighting; Ability: Fluffy/Klutz
Related: How to catch rare Pokémon in Pokémon Go
Take a look at the trailer below, which includes brief glimpses of new game modes, including the ability to host your own competitions using Pokémon Global Link and “Hyper Training” to improve the stats of your Pokémon:
Which version of Pokémon will you be buying this November? Let us know in the comments.
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