2013-07-10, 12:04 PM
There was another rumour batch a couple of weeks ago that I only just noticed.
Kinda on the same line as some past rumours.
Weedra sounds too similar too Seadra for my liking, but it kinda fits the theme of seaweed.
The dual type attack is interesting. I can kinda see how it works, it's simply a water type move that does extra damage to flying types, rather than it actually being dual typed.
Don't like the idea of an androgynous fairy gym leader either. that's exactly the kind of image I didn't want them portraying with the Fairy type.
Quote: New Pokémon "Elvany", Flying/Fairy, "will be revealed soon."
"Tame Park" allows you to deposit up to 3 pokemon for one day, and trade PokéTokens to raise EVs.
Dunsparce, Mawile, Stantler, Sableye will get new evolutions.
Two boys, "Tofune" and "Mika" will challenge the player through out the game; one with long hair, another with spikes and a purple striped shirt; seems to be connected to the plot.
Pangoro does exist, with a punk hairstyle and green fur "gloves". A new ability that Pangoro has will allow the holder to steal items during battle, called "Vandal Heart", is also mentioned.
Skrelp evolves into Weedra, with its type not changing (Poison/Water), and learns the moves 'Belch' and 'Signal Beam'.
Clauncher evolves twice, and into a Water/Electric type, with a new move "Blister Blast", a water type move that is super effective to flying types as well as fire, rock, and ground.
"Kale" is the second gym leader, with blond hair and a "androgyne style". Uses fairy types and the aforementioned Elvany.
Kinda on the same line as some past rumours.
Weedra sounds too similar too Seadra for my liking, but it kinda fits the theme of seaweed.
The dual type attack is interesting. I can kinda see how it works, it's simply a water type move that does extra damage to flying types, rather than it actually being dual typed.
Don't like the idea of an androgynous fairy gym leader either. that's exactly the kind of image I didn't want them portraying with the Fairy type.

