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A new trailer for Pokémon Sun and Moon has revealed an incredible amount of new information. | A new trailer for Pokémon Sun and Moon has revealed an incredible amount of new information. | ||
==Alola Forms== | |||
In the {{bp|Alola}} region, a number of {{bp|Generation I}} Pokémon have alternate forms, known as Alola Forms. | In the {{bp|Alola}} region, a number of {{bp|Generation I}} Pokémon have alternate forms, known as Alola Forms. | ||
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028Sandslash-Alola.png|Alolan Sandslash | 028Sandslash-Alola.png|Alolan Sandslash | ||
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==New Pokémon== | |||
The new Pokémon {{p|Oricorio}} has four different "styles", one on each for Alola's islands. Baile Style is {{2t|Fire|Flying}}-type. Pom-Pom Style is {{2t|Electric|Flying}}. Pa'u Style is {{2t|Psychic|Flying}}. Sensu Style is {{2t|Ghost|Flying}}. Oricorio is the only Pokémon that can learn the new move {{m|Revelation Dance}}, which changes type with Oricorio's style to match its primary type. Oricorio has the new Ability {{a|Dancer}}, which copies dance moves used by other Pokémon. | The new Pokémon {{p|Oricorio}} has four different "styles", one on each for Alola's islands. Baile Style is {{2t|Fire|Flying}}-type. Pom-Pom Style is {{2t|Electric|Flying}}. Pa'u Style is {{2t|Psychic|Flying}}. Sensu Style is {{2t|Ghost|Flying}}. Oricorio is the only Pokémon that can learn the new move {{m|Revelation Dance}}, which changes type with Oricorio's style to match its primary type. Oricorio has the new Ability {{a|Dancer}}, which copies dance moves used by other Pokémon. | ||
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Mudbray.png|Mudbray | Mudbray.png|Mudbray | ||
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==Z-Moves== | |||
Z-Moves are a new type of powerful move where Trainers and Pokémon combine to release their full power, using Z-Power. There is a Z-Move for each type. In the games, Trainers will require a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal to pull of these powerful moves. A Z-Move can only be used once per battle. | Z-Moves are a new type of powerful move where Trainers and Pokémon combine to release their full power, using Z-Power. There is a Z-Move for each type. In the games, Trainers will require a Z-Ring and a Z-Crystal to pull of these powerful moves. A Z-Move can only be used once per battle. | ||
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TOMY International will also be releasing a Z-Ring for sale that real-world Trainers can wear on their arm and will light up, vibrate, and play sounds when using Z-Moves in the game. | TOMY International will also be releasing a Z-Ring for sale that real-world Trainers can wear on their arm and will light up, vibrate, and play sounds when using Z-Moves in the game. | ||
==Island Challenge== | |||
The Island Challenge is a new mechanic is Pokémon Sun and Moon. It is described as a rite of passage, in which the player travels to the four islands of the Alola region to complete the island's trials. The goal of the Island Challenge is to become the strongest Trainer, known as the island challenge champion. These trials do not only involve battling. | The Island Challenge is a new mechanic is Pokémon Sun and Moon. It is described as a rite of passage, in which the player travels to the four islands of the Alola region to complete the island's trials. The goal of the Island Challenge is to become the strongest Trainer, known as the island challenge champion. These trials do not only involve battling. | ||
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*{{bp|Kiawe}} is the Trial Captain of the {{type|Fire}} trial grounds. Kiawe says his trial is different to the others, testing the the player's observation. It involves two dances being performed, and the player has to identify the difference between the two. | *{{bp|Kiawe}} is the Trial Captain of the {{type|Fire}} trial grounds. Kiawe says his trial is different to the others, testing the the player's observation. It involves two dances being performed, and the player has to identify the difference between the two. | ||
==Poké Rides== | |||
Poké Rides are a new mechanic in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The player can call on the services of a Pokémon as a Poké Ride, which allows them to access areas they wouldn't be able to with human strength alone. For example, Poké Ride's can traverse terrain humans cannot, and can destroy certain obstacles. Pokémon used as for Poké Rides are not added to the party, and can be called on at any time. The player uses a harness and wears safety equipment while on the Poké Ride. | |||
Poké Rides are a new mechanic in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The player can call on the services of a Pokémon as a Poké Ride, which allows them to traverse terrain | |||
Riding a {{p|Charizard}} allows the player to fly through the air. | *Riding a {{p|Tauros}} allows the player to destroy rocks. | ||
*Riding a {{p|Mudsdale}} allows the player to cross rocky terrain. | |||
*Riding a {{p|Sharpedo}} allows the player to destroy rocks on {{bp|water tile|water}}. | |||
*Riding a {{p|Charizard}} allows the player to fly through the air. | |||
The player is also seen riding {{p|Stoutland}} on the official site, and was seen riding Stoutland and {{p|Lapras}} (among other Poké Rides shown in this trailer) in an earlier Japanese trailer. | The player is also seen riding {{p|Stoutland}} on the official site, and was seen riding Stoutland and {{p|Lapras}} (among other Poké Rides shown in this trailer) in an earlier Japanese trailer. | ||