Slurpuff and Aromatisse Revealed!

A picture from Ciao, a popular girl’s magazine in Japan that is owned by the same company that owns CoroCoro, has shown two brand new Pokemon from Pokemon X & Y!

Pokémon

  • “Peroriimu” is the evolution of Swirlix and is a pure Fairy-type.
  • “Furefuwan” is the evolution of Spritzee and is a pure Fairy-type.

UPD: Their English names have been officially revealed by the US Pokemon site! Peroriimu’s English name is Slurpuff, and Furefuwan’s English name is Aromatisse! Added HQ artwork as well as some in game screenshots.

<3 PJ

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8,000 thoughts on “Slurpuff and Aromatisse Revealed!”

  1. I’am staying away from reddit. Too many butthurt neckbeard athiests raging over the awesome kalos starters. Wake me up when the storm is calm.

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  2. When the Kalos starters eventually get Megalutions in the future, I wonder if they’ll change typings like they did for Mega Charizard X. Maybe Grass/Steel (which I’m not a fan of, but can definitely see it) for a Chesnaught Mega evolution?

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  3. So what do we know about the gyms?
    1st: Viola – Bug
    2nd: Grant – Rock
    3rd: Korrina – Fighting
    4th: ?? – Grass
    5th: Clemont – Electric
    6th: ?? – ??
    7th: ?? – ?? (possibly Poison?)
    8th: ?? – ?? (possibly Ice?)

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        • I wouldn’t mind if we have a dragon gym in the early portion of the game. Like within the first 4 gyms. The fact that dragon gym are almost exclusively at the end is a bit redundant. Also there are a lot of dragon elite four members and champions and dragons are pretty much used by a lot of the powerful trainers. It just means we see the most powerful fully evolved dragon types at the end

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          • That’s true but I feel like most dragon pokemon aren’t strong enough when they are levels 10-35 to warrent a dragon gym so it would just be pointless and annoying! I like dragon pokemon but I’m so sick of them being associated with power! Thank god for fairy types.

          • Of course they’re going to be associated with power since a Dragon is an immensely powerful creature like most Bug types are associated with weakness. That’s iust how things are.

      • Each one gives a slight boost in one stat and decrease in the other, except for the few that change nothing.

        Naughty could work, but why go Naughty when you can have Adamant? That way you lose his Sp Attack which you won’t use much, and you have better Speed. Alternately, you could sacrifice Sp Atk for Speed with Jolly.

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      • Basically most natures give a boost (i think its 10%) to a certain stat and decrease another stat. There are some natures that are neutral and dont increase or decrease anything. The point of having the right nature is to get a pokemon that excells at something while sacrificing another stats which it doesnt really need.
        An example would be a Modest Gardevoir. This nature increases Gardevior’s SpA (which it needs), while decreasing its Attack stat (which it hardly ever uses).
        This is just the most basic example. Hope its clear though…

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        • Also in a quick nature run down, typically the best Natures are Adamant and Jolly for physical attackers (decrease Sp Atk and increase Atk and Speed respectively), while the best ones for Special Attackers are Modest and Timid (which decrease Attack and increase Sp A and Speed respectively).

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  4. All I’m saying is…Pokemon Z better give us more new Pokemon, ’cause if this entire new generation only has 70-89 new Pokemon, I’m going to be pissed & disappointed T_T I was looking forward to 100+ new Pokemon, not the same ones we’ve been using for the past 6 generations!

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  5. Just want to clarify something:
    If each pokedex (central, coastal, mountain) has 150 pokemon that means there are 750? Am I right? That means there are 101 new pokemon?

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    • We are pretty sure that for Dunsparce, that is it’s length. So it’s not actually that tall, because that thing would be absolutely monstrous, and it’s always been shown to be ‘small.’ It is a snake based creature, and they are generally given their height with what must be their length from snout to tip of tail

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