I doubt Nintendo would just gift these Legendaries with their accompanying Mega Stones like they did in the Torchic distribution. The Third Generation dragon Pokemon known as Latios and Latias not only make an appearance, but they also get brand new Mega Evolutions. Regardless of this, there is one returning Legendary that seems almost certain to have at least some sort of mini story – or should I say two Legendaries. With the help of new Mega Stones, past Legendary Pokemon like Latios and Latias can evolve for battle with immensely powerful new abilities. Mewtwo also made a return, but what about any others? New revealed footage has shown Mew, Lugia, and even Giratina in 3D forms, but are they present because of game trades or in game stories? The three Legendary Birds – Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres – were present in X/Y depending on your starter Pokemon.
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This may also leave the target with a burn.”įor more information on these new Pokemon – along with their max stats – check out the full reveal here.Īs with any Pokemon game, we are bound to see at least a few past legendaries return.
Signature Attack: ‘Steam Eruption’ – Water/110/95% – “The user immerses the target in superheated steam. Apparently this Pokemon is connected to the mysterious Lumiose City blackout, which means it will probably be accessible via one of the Power Plant’s access points that remain locked. Considering fire and water don’t mix, it’s possible that Volcanion’s body is a boiler of sorts that heats the water in that strange device on its back, which then turns into two back mounted canons when its prepared to attack. It has enough power to blow down a mountain.” Speaking of strange type combination,this imposing beast is both Fire and Water type. – Volcanion: “It expels its internal steam from the arms on its back. This also hits a target using Protect or Detect.” Signature Attack: ‘Hyperspace Hole’ – Psychic/80/NA – “Using a hyperspace hole, the user appears next to the target and strikes. As for the location of this Ghost type, possibly it has some connection with that abandoned house where you heard the old man’s ghost story – an otherwise pointless plot point. Thankfully this ghost type seems pretty tame compared to some of the recent additions, which seem to have an affinity for tormenting and devouring adults and children alike. – Hoopa: The Mischief Pokemon. “It gathers things it likes and pushes them through its loop to teleport them to a secret place.” Not much else is known about this Pokemon, but it is the first Pokemon to have the type combination of Psychic and Ghost – which were usually considered the antithesis of each other. This may also raise the user’s Defense stat.” Signature Attack: ‘Diamond Storm’ – Rock/100/95% – “The user whips up a storm of diamonds to damage opposing Pokemon. As for where this Pokemon will appear, I’d guess Reflection Cave. It’s always possible that Carbinks are literally created by Diancies, but are incapable of evolving into them. Although considering this is the second Rock/Fairy type – the other being Carbink – perhaps there is a connection, just not an evolutionary one. – Diancie: The Jewel Pokemon. “It can instantly create many diamonds by compressing the carbon in the air between its hands.” At first glance it appears to be an evolved form of Carbink, but according to the Pokedex evolution page there is no such link. A few months later and we finally have information about these new Pokemon as well as their possible connections to existing Pokemon lore. The group of Pokemon that got the most hype were three brand new pokemon named Diancie, Hoopa, and Volcanion. Now some of these were just variations of the games butterfly pokemon Vivillon, but the majority could hopefully mean the story isn’t over. 
Not long after the release of Pokemon X/Y, a hacker by the name of Smealum found some hidden pokemon written within the games code. But will the bugs of the new Pokebank system spoil this? Well if these rumors of new pokemon are true, then we might just get the makings of an interesting post game after all. Between mysterious rail stations, ghosts, and foreign travels from strange and mysterious lands there is certainly potential. One of the things Pokemon X/Y lacked was any considerable post game activities.
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