New Japanese X & Y Commercial Surfaces

httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=wEQEEkENeb4

Enjoy this newly released X & Y Commercial! It doesn’t feature much new except one small instance where we see a horde battle against Orot. But wait, is that a Sudowoodo? Could they be somehow related to each other? Who knows?!

 

What do you think is the reason for this? Are they just together because they are trees, or is there something we don’t know of yet? Maybe some sort of cross-evolution thing going on? Discuss in the comments!

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700 thoughts on “New Japanese X & Y Commercial Surfaces”

  1. Maybe we’ll have a Tyrogue – Hitmonchan & Hitmonlee kind of thing going on… Probably there will be a common prevolution and we had the same thing with Tauros and Miltank that are also appearing together in horde battles.

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  2. As much as I’d like to think this means that they gave something old a normal evolution, I believe it’s probably just because the Trainer is a lumberjack.

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    • Mega Evolution occurs through bonds with the trainers. Highly doubt Treerie is a Mega Evolution seeing as it’s being encountered in a Wild Pokemon Battle.

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  3. Only relation is that they are both “tree”s.

    One is an immitation tree, fake tree.
    One is probably a haunteed tree.

    Sudowoodo often lives between trees and pretend to be one of them to avoid being attacked. So we see it between Orot horde.

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    • Now that there’s a tree Pokémon I guess Sudowoodo better get a new schtick, that’s just not going to cut it anymore now that people will be attacking trees regularly. Then again, I suppose it survived through the time when people were always Headbutting trees.

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  4. Pokémon has gotten us so used to the only-one-type-of-caterpillar-in-this-area trend that when we see more than one similar Pokémon living in the same route/dungeon we immediately think “omg are they related?!?!”.

    I believe they are only together because they are both forest-dwelling Pokémon and the player is in a forest. That’s it. In the same way I think both Ratatta and Patrat should be able to co-exist in the same area (and Zigzagoon and Sentret), so too should Orot and Sudowoodo, Caterpie AND Wurmple AND Sewaddle, Tailow AND Pidgey AND Starly, etc. etc.

    No more of this only-three-species in an area BS – having several similar Pokémon in one area only serves to enrich the world and make it more believable. We don’t only have ONE kind of small bird here in Canada for example, or only ONE type of dog, we have many from all over. Some got here naturally, some were imported or migrated from other countries, etc., but the diversity makes nature more interesting and engaging. I can count seven different types of small birds that i see daily here, and i think the same is true for many common animals. Pokémon could benefit from including characters from ALL regions in a given area, and I think this commercial shows they finally understand that. 🙂

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    • I know it’s not realistic, but imagine that you wanted to catch, say, a Fletchling and they’re available on the first route. If it was swarming with every bird and every rodent from every generation, you’d be there forever trying to find the one you want, unless Game Freak came up with a system in which you could “attract” a certain species… And imagine surfing, you wouldn’t want ALL the water pokémon appearing, or else it would be practically impossible to find the pokémon you wanted in the first place. But I get your point, it would be much more realistic if it were like that.

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    • I would rather understand how a gang of Orots* allowed a lone Sudowoodo to join their ranks when dealing with you.. Even if they are roaming the same area, it makes more sense that they fight themselves and then you.. than to have 4 pokemon of the same species and 1 “random-area-dwelling-poke”. To me, it would make more sense to have the same species together, or just 5 random poke-friends xD Or a more male-female one, with Bulls and Cows (as we have seen and makes sense, one woman for all 4 males *shrugs* ). But yeah, I see the point.. It’s simply not logical to reach that conclusion from this.

      NOTE: Also contemplate that they haven’t noticed that Sudowoodo is not one of them, haha.

      And if you allow me, master Marceau.. it’s a waste of brain power to spin it further 😛

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  5. Well i definitely think Oorotto is not an evolution of Sudowoodo… however if they are related (which i don’t think they are) then my best guess is that Oorotto is a branch evolution from Bonsly…perhaps evolved through exposure to a cursed stone or something similar. Or perhaps there is a pokemon that can influence evolutions by haunting them and Bonsly evolves into Oorotto rather than sudowoodo when this pokemon is in your party?

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      • Yes i like Bonsly too <3… i mean this is just a theory but with the whole DNA theme going on i think its not too far a stretch to think that some mutations or alterations in pokemon forms might be taking place. I mean there is that heavy rumour that some moves might be getting dual types and that in itself is a mutation like evolution.

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  6. I find it very hard to believe that Sylveon could be the only REAL evolution to another Pokemon from a different Generation. Even numbered Generations have always given us something that relates older Pokemon to new things; Gen II gave us Pre-Evolutions with a few Evolutions, Gen IV gave us Evolutions with a few Pre-Evolutions, so Gen VI should give us Mega Evolutions with some Pre-Evolutions and Evolutions. As we’ve seen with Tyrogue, it is not impossible for them to link two separate Pokemon with a common Pre-Evolution, so I am a firm believer that a new Pre-Evolution may link Tauros and Miltank together. Furthermore I believe the same thing could happen to Sawk and Throh. Now, my hopes that Orott as a Sudowoodo Evolution have resurfaced. Yes, they could just be related by habitat, but I seriously hope Sudowoodo gets a proper Evolution. It would make catching them so much more worth it.

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      • Wynaut and Azurill I’m pretty sure were just to get hype up for Gen III, as both appeared in Gen II (I think Azurill did, not real sure. I know Wynaut did, though, in the Pikachu Short for Pokemon: Heroes).

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  7. I’m calling it now, Sudowoodo the first Rock/Fairy!!! Oorotto the first Grass/Ghost.

    When it happens look back on this comment and applaud me.

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      • tell me… does Marril and Snubbull look fairy type to you? I rest my case. A fairy doesnt have to look pink, a fairy embodies something that deals with illusion, mimicry, supernatural powers. Sudowoodo is not a tree so what else would it be? Its def a rock fairy.

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        • Yes, they do to look like Fairy Types. I will admit that Marill was a surprise, but it makes sense for it to be Fairy so they can fix Azurill going from Normal to Water upon evolution. Azurill will probably be Normal/Fairy, so when it evolves it becomes Water/Fairy. And we have no idea if Snubbull is Fairy Type. Yes, it’s the Fairy Pokemon, but that doesn’t mean it’s Fairy Type. Not to mention that the Fairy Type doesn’t necessarily have to do with fairies from Fairy Tales. Moon Blast is a Fairy Type move that harnesses power from the moon to create a powerful blast of energy. Fairy can represent extraterrestrial powers just as much as it can supernatural powers.

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  8. Sudowoodo will not be related to Oorotto. It’s evident.

    Oorotto is obviously a real tree, a haunted one, but a real tree with real grass sprouting from its body.

    Sudowoodo is a rock Pokemon that imitates a tree, it is not actually a tree, but a creature that mimics one. Which leads me to believe Sudowoodo will be dual typed Rock/Fairy this gen. The green balls on its hands are just its round little fingers/nubs, and not actually grass.

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  9. If a team opens up with Drought Mega Charizard, its a wrap TBH

    If Mega Meganium gets “Flower Gift” the online double team scene will be crazy.

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  10. this is the Mega’s of the starters and the types I would like to see:

    Charizard – Fire/Flying – Drought
    Venasaur – Grass/Poison – Thick Fat
    Blastoise – Water – Mega Launcher

    Meganium – Grass/Fairy – Flower Gift
    Feraligatr – Water/Dragon – Sheer Force
    Typhlosion – Fire/Electric – Flame Body

    Blaziken – Fire/Fighting – Speed Boost
    Swampert – Water/Ground – Water Absorb
    Sceptile – Grass/Dragon – Mold Breaker

    Infernape – Fire/Fighting – Iron Fist
    Torterra – Grass/Ground – Rock Head
    Empoleon – Water/Steel – Moxie

    Emboar – Fire/Fighting – No Guard
    Serperior – Grass/Dragon – Contrary
    Samurott – Water/Ice – Ice Body

    They should also add “Shell Smash” to the movepools of Blastoise and Samurott.

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  11. This will sound incredibly farfetched but the thought just occurred to me, what if Orot has only been “revealed” in Japanese materials thus far because it’s a Japan-exclusive Pokemon? Think about it: If the games are released globally on the same day and they’re making a huge deal about the online trading element, the only logical way to make the region-locked games have a bit of exclusivity would be to have specific Pokemon available only in the real world region the game is being played in.

    I will admit that this is extraordinarily unlikely but they seem to be squeezing the 3DS for every bit of functionality they can. The gyroscopic evolution of Inkay, the 3D effects and other elements are already known to be implemented. Would it really be that strange to utilize the region-lock as part of gameplay?

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  12. I think that’s the same case of Tauros’ horde… There is a Miltank in it. They’re not related trough evolution lines, but relate by the fact that both are “cows”!

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    • I figured that they would be mistaken as real trees with the roots being the legs, similar to the way with Sudowoodo was caught. Maybe they can be found in the wild as well as being mistaken like foongus and Amoongus.

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