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’m wondering if the defining factor of dual type moves are that their damage is calculated based on the type that does the greater damage of the 2 or a multiple of the 2 types combined. I wonder be greater if we could start a pokejungle prediction/theory topic on dual type moves. Pokejungle make it happen 😀

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    • I liked how Freeze Dry stated that it was SE on Water, which makes it easy, but the wording of Flying Press is confusing. I hope they cap multipliers at x1.5 (STAB) x4 (SE hitting twice such as Flying on a Bug/Grass).

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  2. SO, I’ve been thinking, and I noticed that Blastoise gets the short stick. I have no idea which stats go up, his ability only powers up pulse moves like Water Pulse, Dark Pulse, Heal Pulse, and Dragon Pulse, and he can’t learn most of those. So, unless Blastiose gets a severe movepool upgrade, i don’t see many people picking squirtle. I thought about it, but after seeing Mega Charizard x, i changed my mind. Also, i heard someone talk about a Manectricite, has this been proven real yet?

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    • I have this feeling that Mega Launcher may not be as restrictive as people think. In other words, I can see moves without the word “pulse” getting boosted, like Hydro Pump!

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      • It could work like MCharizardX’s Tough Claws that increases all contact moves’ strengths instead of just clawing attacks.

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      • I think so too, which means that Hydro Cannon may get boosted, which would be nice to see. Has anyone figured out which stats get boosted? I heard someone say sp def, but have yet to hear it confirmed.

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        • People have calculated Mega Lucario’s base stats and despite the website only mentioning attack, it’s base stats are roughly

          ATK: 140
          SPA: 145
          SPE: 115

          So stats not mentioned also get boosts

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          • If that’s true, and the defenses dont’ change, and HP definitely won’t… that gives it a BST of 610. Just over Pseudo Legendary.

          • Dang, that’s massive. That special Attack is even better than Chandelure and Reuniclus if I’m not mistaken.

            I guess they weren’t kidding when they said that Mega Evolutions would raise stats to Legendary levels.

          • Yeah. If the speed is a bit off, then that could be 105, it would make it a clean 600, just like Pseudo Legends.

          • I was wondering about it, because it said Garchomp’s speed dropped. That was making me think it speed had to drop to allow for the buff to the attacks. How much it’s speed will drop, I don’t know though. But I think them coming up to the 600 range sounds about right, it’s about what I expected.

          • I think that pokemon with less than 600 BST will get stat boosts, while pokemon with 600 BST or higher, get stat redistributions.

          • Yeah. I think that Mewtwo Y for instance will probably have it’s attack drop and applied further to speed and special attack. I don’t know yet will drop for X though, as it’s attack increases, and it’s special attack is still supposed to be good.

    • The main reason I avoid Squirtle and Bulbasaur is their limited movepool. But it seems Gen VI is about to change that, especially for Blastoise.

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  3. Lemme guess. Aromatisse is pronounced Aroma+tease and it teases prey/foes with an aroma to line it up for an attack. It reminds me of the “Midnight City” album cover by M83.

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  4. I’m really curious how hacking/pokegen will work on this game… Since every pokemon has their own certain animation for the moves they CAN use.. and you use pokegen to give a pokemon a move they CAN’T use… will the game glitch out or would they just not move? I’m curious xD

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    • They have to make a Pokegen that will work with this game. It’ll be a damn while. Most likely, though, Gamefreak has some sort of failsafe.

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      • They apparently do if Nintendo gives them the access. In an interview right before the 3DS came out, Nintendo stated that any hacks on the system or games done has a backfire. They can remotely shunt down and internally destroy the systems OS if picked up.

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        • They can’t brick your system. That’s already been shown to be unlawful. They said the same shit about the DS and everyone hacks it.

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    • Because these games can be updated, people might give up due to restrictions added to the games. Whenever I hack, I don’t literally use those pokemon, but instead I give them the moves and evs I want and breed them for what I want. It’s much easier.

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        • It’s like when the 3DS is hacked, they simply update it. I’m sure they’ll have DLC at some point. It may not be planned right now.

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      • the only reason i ever get fake pokemon is to get event pokemon i missed, or to get something unavailable in the game itself…or if it’s a trade-to-evolve pokemon…but i don’t do anything competitive, so it’s all personal use. if it’s personal use to fill the pokedex, it’s not hurting anyone, sooo…. lol

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    • They said the pokebank should act as some sort of filtering mechanism to differentiate between real and modified pokes, but that probably only works the “upload to bank” process. Don’t know if they’ll enforce a similar technique for online battles

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      • I’m trying to find the article now, but Masuda said that there was so much cheating through the use of fake Pokemon that they are now putting a stronger “filter” to weed out the cheaters. Especially after what happened in the 2013 World Tourney online.

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    • well the 3DS hasn’t and probably won’t ever be cracked/coded, so there won’t be no RNG manipulation or “PokeGen”ing pokes.

      And then december will come and the gates will open and everyone will transfer their hacked pokes to XY. Hopefully it detects immensly and remove a lot of these hacks that will be sent over.

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      • It can determined hacked Pokemon, but if the Pokemon is legitimately created even in Pokegen, I don’t see how it would know the difference.

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  5. I’ve been doing competitive battles since I was 8 I used to get very frustrated breeding to get the right nature and EV training pokegen was just a quick way of doing that but I’m ok the super training if it’s quick.

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      • According to rumors, two hours of super training will fully take care of a stat, when with the proper power item, wild pokemon and pokerus, you can ev train pokemon in under an hour

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      • The chances of encountering a horde are probably similar to a shaking bush. You can either go with luck or stick to guaranteed Super Training

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        • You can use repels and just bike around back and forth to abuse shaking bush appearances. I do it all the time for audino grinding

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          • Still, for specific EV training you need to battle specific pokes. What are the chances you find the right horde? Not that I disagree with your methods, I’d rather go with what’ll surely work than play with chance

        • I’ll definitely do extensive testing to see just how much better Super Training will be compared to regular ev training

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          • yeah that’s true. But I’m playing casually till december so I know the in-game secrets first. I’ll think about competitive after december.

          • I know it’s nice to play casually, but I can’t wait for the Pokemon Bank to start up- I have the National Dex completed in Black 2 and am dying to send it over to XY and have the complete dex in them too!

          • definitely. The first think I’m gonna trade over is my legit flawless ditto and smeargle for breeding.

          • I RNG bred some shinies that I’m just dying to see in XY’s 3D. My shiny Lucario, Hydregeon and Garchomp will look so great! Wait… maybe not Garchomp so much…

          • I have like 4-5 boxes of shiny/non shiny flawless RNG pokemon. So I definitely am excited for december xD

          • same! I’m currently going through a quick run of HG that i’m hoping to finish before XY with a team of bred RNG shinies and I can’t wait to see how they look on XY – specially Azumarill, the big golden easter bunny.

    • It appears so. Fighting/Flying, which the effectivness of both, meaning that Hawlucha get’s dual STAB from it apparently.

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  6. Honestly speaking, I do still have hope we will in fact see 100 new Pokemon. But I do have an idea that popped into my head a moment ago. Maybe X and Y won’t have newer Pkm or evolution’s until after you beaten the game? Like Diamond and Pearl did.

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  7. Morning guys =) for anyone that wants some hints or insight on Mega Pokemon and how they will benefit the online scene – check out my possibilities/info.

    Mega Blaziken (Ability: Speed Boost): [Fire/Fighting] Will most likely be dubbed an Uber Mega by Smogon. Blaziken will now LEGALLY be able to use BatonPass/Swords Dance on a SB set. Trade a 3rd Gen Blaziken that possess those moves all the way up to XY, let it hold a mega stone and BAM. You got not only a deadly Mega that can use *Protect* and get in that free speed boost, but also set up a swords dance and baton pass the speed/attack to someone else if in danger.

    Mega Absol (Ability: Magic Bounce): [Dark] Might become my favorite Mega poke. With increased speed and attack, this poke will be about timing. Your foe/opponent goes to use a status ailment move like Thunder Wave on your regular absol. You opt to Mega Evolve (priority) and bounce that thunder wave right back to him, enabling you to get in a free swords dance/plus evolution and proceed to sweep. Absol also gets STAB sucker punch/pursuit so it will be deadly.

    Mega Charizard (Ability: Tough Claws / Drought): [Fire/Dragon & Fire/Flying respectively] Charizard fortunately gets two mega’s, probably due to it being an iconic Pokemon. I personally will be getting X, but I prefer the Y exclusive Drought ability over Tough Claws. Instead of using Ninetails we will now be able to prioritize Mega Evolve and set up a permanent drought to boost our fiery Poke’s/chlorophyll sweepers. Tough Claws will be more beneficial for those that will want to use a Dragon Dancing Charizard with already increased attack to sweep.

    Mega Kangaskahn (Ability: Parental Bondt): [Normal] Another Mega that will probably end up Uber. Kangaskahn will now be able to attack twice with its moves. This means a move like Circle Throw will hit you once, recall the opponent to their pokeball, than their next poke gets hit with the second circle throw calling them back to their poke as well which will become increasingly annoying for some.This means hazards like stealth rock will tear the foe apart if their constantly switching pokes from a double hitting Circle Throw. Kanga also gets STAB Crush Claw which means the first time it hits the foe, their defense lowers, meaning the second time it hits it will do even MORE damage. Depending on how much of a speed boost it gets, a move like Counter will be able to do 4x the damage instead of 2 like normal.

    Mega Mawile (Ability: Huge Power): [Steel/Fairy] This guy will be pretty cool to use. You’ll be able to switch in with a regular Mawile (intimidate ability prefered), lower your foes attack, Mega Evolve and get your attack stat boosted and proceed to wreck. It knows Sucker Punch / Swords Dance so it has the possibility of sweeping.

    *Honorable Mention* – Venasaur will be cool to use with its thick fat. Come on with cholorphyll sweeper vena as normal, when a foe goes to use a ice/fire type attack, mega evolve to your thick fat and eat those attacks.

    – THREATS THAT I WOULD LOVE TO SEE HAPPEN –

    Mega Arbok (Ability: Simple): [Poison/Dragon]. Arbok slightly gets an increase in this gen, since Poison pokes will be saught after to destroy fairies, as well as steel Pokemon. But I feel like even Arbok will still be less popular unless given a Mega with simple. Simple doubles any stat raises. Arbok learns Coil. With this he would be able to raise his def x2 and atk x2 – plus get a new dragon typing (supplement his Earthquake weakness) – and proceed to sweep!

    Mega Swampert (Ability: Sap Sipper):[Water/Ground] With the given ability, Swampert will now have 0 weaknesses, and will get an Attack stat raise everytime a Pokemon uses a grass type attack against it. This would be the ultimate online killer.

    Mega Sceptile (Ability: Unburden): [Grass/Dragon] After consumption of its mega item, Unburden will activate making it faster than any choice scarf user ever. Dual dragon typing would give its plethora of dragon moves STAB but also give it a 4x weakness to Ice.

    Mega Milotic (Ability: Multi Scale): [Water/Fairy] Given Dragonite’s exclusive DW ability, and increased defenses for a Mega, this would be the mother of all Wallers. It’d be extremely hard to take down this Poke especially with Multi Scale and a dragon immunity.

    Mega Serperior (Ability: Contrary): [Grass/Dragon] Contrary reverses stat changes. So whenever you use a strong move like Leaf Storm, instead of your sp atk decreasing x2 it will instead raise x2. With a dragon typing, this will give Serperior STAB draco meteor which would also raise his sp-atk x2 making it the ultimate sweeper! Especially with a Hidden Power move of your choice. It has decent coverage.

    Mega Metagross (Ability: Iron Fist): [Steel/Psychic] Metagross, along with Jirachi and Bronzor will suffer a saddening fate during 6th gen, as Steel no longer resists Ghost/Dark moves. A mega evo for Metagross with heightened speed and attack, plus Iron Fist would make it once again deadly. Iron Fist would increase the power of his punching moves, which is its iconic Meteor Mash, Hammer Arm, Thunder/Ice Punch, Bullet Punch. You switch in with clear body on someone trying to lower your stats, and boom mega evolve and slay.

    Mega Lumineon (Ability: Drizzle): [Water/Fairy] Lumineon is often “the forgotten Pokemon”. I’ve never battled one online during the 5th gen days – but a Mega would increase its popularity. With Drizzle, it can act as your new drizzle team lead instead of Politoed, and increase the power of its STAB water moves. With fairy, it’ll now be immune to dragons. A poke that def needs a mega.

    Mega Stunfisk (Ability: Storm Drain): [Electric/Ground] A Mega with increased sp atk/speed and given ability would make this guy the ultimate anti-rain sweeper. Have your regular limber/static Stunfisk out, you predict that your opponent is going to blast the shiz out of you with a hydro pump that your weak against, you mega evolve which gets priority and absorb their water attack with your new ability – and it’ll increase your sp atk!! Losing its water weakness. It’d probably only have trouble with Ferrothorn. Another nice ability for it would be Water Absorb.

    Mega Lapras (Ability: Refridgerate): [Ice/Water] Lapras wants to be a physical sweeper so bad. It can learn dragon dance, but the only nice physical ice move it has is Ice Shard which has low base power. If given refridgerate, it would be able to turn a move like Body Slam into a STAB ice move, set up with dragon dance, and sweep with its Body Slam.

    Mega Meganium (Ability: New Ability): [Grass/Fairy] I would like to see a new ability for Meganium that benefits it immensly. I feel like theres not much it can do right now but be a decent tank. But I know a fairy typing would suit it will and give it a nice immunity to dragon, but 4x weakness to poison.

    any pokes you guys want to see with mega’s share them here 🙂
    also any techniques you guys came up with feel free to share.

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  8. Normal ev training is going to be difficult, seeing as the variety of pokemon within an area is now greatly increased. That’s probably why super training was introduced

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  9. So Slurpuff and Aromatisse, ngl, names are better than the designs
    Got my team kinda down now
    Delphox
    Greninja
    Chesnaught
    Sylveon
    Noivern (if it’s has a pre-evo, fingers crossed….if not then Tyrantrum)
    Last slot will be a Kalos Pokemon, not sure which

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  10. To those complaining about Mega Aerodactyl not being rock/dragon it’s probably because it would take the hype away from Tyrantrum.

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  11. Well I must admit that it is a relief that Chespin’s final evolution leaked. I now know for certain which version and which starter I’m gona chose first. Bye spoilers!

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  12. so far from all the pokemon leaked, im not too happy with the designs. i think this whole gen 6 is a beta for a better pokemon game in the future.

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    • i actually felt like gen 5 was a beta for 6.

      Mega’s > Dreamworlds.

      and meloetta and musharna just scream fairy type to me. It’s like they didn’t want to put in fairy in that dull game and held off on it.

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  13. So mega evolution is as easy as getting the third badge and pressing button? Then what’s with the “bonding” requirement????

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