Just a few more weeks to go and Pokemon Sun and Moon are making every 3DS player more and more excited. With its recent release of a new Pokemon Sun and Moon trailer and demo for players to try on, juicy details are also being unveiled.
One of the most intriguing Pokemon Sun and Moon details that have caused fans to literally get nostalgic is the return of trainers Red and Blue. Why? For starters, it has been almost 20 years since we saw these kids and now, they're all grown up! Like 30-year-old grownups! See the trailer to see how much they have changed.
Pokemon Sun and Moon Alola Forms
Another of the important details unveiled in the latest trailer for Pokemon Sun and Moon are the Alola forms for Raichu, Meowth, Marowak and more! To further explain, some Pokemon have become different adapting to the different regions they are in. Due to Alola region's abundance of sunlight, Exeggutor grows over five times taller and has a longer neck. Other Pokemon are not spared from the weird looks as well.
Alolan Raichu
Raichu's new form was also shown in the Pokemon Sun and Moon trailer to the delight of fans. The Alolan Raichu has two types - Electric and Psychic. Both of these types are able to wield psychic power and gather this said power in their tails. The beloved Pokemon is also seen to surf in his surge tail that will give him the advantage of gliding.
Alolan Meowth
Alolan Meowth is known for its cunning behavior. This dark-type Pokemon was originally sent to the royal line as an offering which turn them into proud and selfish. When the monarchy was destroyed, the once-rare Pokemon have become a regular Pokemon and can now be commonly seen in the Alola region.
Alolan Marowak
The Alolan Marowak is a fire and ghost-type Pokemon. It is skilled in attacks where it waves its bone and then releases a ball of flame. Due to the rarity of this Pokemon (and dances with its bone), the Alola region called it as a conjurer.
More Alola forms of Pokemon revealed in Pokemon Sun and Moon! The upcoming Nintendo 3DS game is set for a Nov. 18 release.
