RUMOUR: Three new Pokémon revealed?

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You may remember a few months back we reported on some trademarks for Pokémon names that were uncovered, Dianshi, Borukenion and Fuupa. When X and Y were released the Pokémon names Diancie, Volcanion and Hoopa were uncovered in the games, and suspiciously close to the names uncovered from trademark filings.

Now, recently an individual on Facebook has found a way to tinker with their copy of X and Y and has discovered the three Pokémon in their game. Apparantly they were found by using some kind of RAM editing with a fully hardware hacked 3DS and with the recent partial decryption of the file system. While the Levels are likely not representative of how they would actually appear we get a good look at the Pokémon, and it’s safe to say they appear to be based off types of energy creation.

We don’t know for sure if these are all event legendaries. Diancie looks awfully familiar, but Volcanion most likely is. All we know these Pokémon are hidden, but maybe there are more hidden Pokémon than just event legends?

Please remember these are not confirmed officially, and while there’s a chance they’re fake we know these Pokémon exist and it is likely these are the Pokémon.

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UPD: Volcanion seems to be Fire/Water, Diancie Rock/Fairy and Hoopa Ghost/Psychic. The hacker also said there are no Pokémon after 721, as hacking 722 gave him a bad egg. He will also leak two new Mega’s soon. Maybe Sceptile and Swampert?

UPD2: From the same leaker, take it as you wish:

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Not sure why they are the same though, might be some error in the way they are hacked. Or they mega evolve into the same?

UPD3: A black flowered Floette? Where have I seen this before?

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  1. I don’t understand why Greininja is such a popular Pokemon. Sure, the design and concept is cool, but it’s terrible. It’s defenses are abysmal. You attack first and hit hard, but then you’re likely to faint that turn or the one after that. Sorry, but that’s my opinion.

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    • its ability is where it shines. with that speed stat im able to easily make grenouichi lock choice item uses into moves that cant effect her, or make high jump kicks miss, or become immune to thunderwave, remove weaknesses… that’s just scratching the surface!

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        • I mean, nothing beats “Grenoichi used shadow sneak! Grenoichi’s Protean made it the ghost type! The Foe’s Blaziken used High Jump Kick! It doesn’t effect Grenoichi… it kept going and crashed! The foe’s Blaziken fainted!” love it. just love it.

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          • well just look at blaziken, its speed boost is the only reason anyone uses it over infernape. I mean, imagine If emboar had like huge power or something, im sure it’s use would skyrocket.

          • Same could be said for Blaziken, who due to his low speed was simply considered an inferior Infernape with slightly higher attacking stats, but not enough speed. He’s God Tier now thanks to his broken hidden ability.

          • He’s only uber with that ability. Kinda along same lines as Garchomp with Sand Veil being banned. So it isn’t so much people like Blaziken (or Greninja) they just like its ability. :/

          • I misspoke, Greninja is awesome in its design and pretty usable but still kinda disappointing in its stats. Its sig attack is a physical type, its move pool is pretty lacking, and its stats make it a little risky…Delphox might have bad defense but its special is amazing with a supporting move pool and Ches is a valuable tank. From a competitive standpoint Greninja is loved for its ability.

          • Well, to be fair, that’s part of the Pokemon though. Their abilities help make them what they are, and set them apart from others.

  5. Man, thinking about Bulletproof, considering what Chesnaught is all about, being heavily armored, and thinking about flavor texts… And man. Tyranitar with Bulletproof. Focus Blast that. Why didn’t this happen.

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          • And would have made a nice contrast with mega Aggron’s filter, both getting defensive abilities useful to them. Definitely would have given Mega Tyranitar a truly different utility as opposed to being a somewhat stronger regular tyranitar, and that’s it.

          • The other Godzilla reference I imagined is Regenerator Tyranitar. That could have been somewhat interesting, though I’m not entirely sure if it would have been the optimum choice.

          • I think Bulletproof would have been amazing… but perhaps it could have been too much too. Eh, screw it. Tyranitar has so many freaking weaknesses, why not give him the means to lose a few of those, such as the ever present Focus Blast. *eternally disappoint Gamefreak*

          • Oh yeah, the fact he is able to keep persevering over his weaknesses is a testament to the Pokemon. And you never know, they changed some hidden abilities in this gen it seems, like Chandelure going from Shadow Tag to Infiltrator for whatever reason, so maybe they will rectify it. Probably not, but it would be nice. Hell, Tyranitar still only has one natural ability, and they added an extra one to say, Gothitelle this gen, they could do a number of things. But oh well.

  13. Hey can someone help me out. Because today was Halloween, I spent the whole day trying to get a shiny Pumpkaboo. I got one but now I want to evolve it. Can somebody trustworthy help me out.

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  16. LOVE all of them! I knew they were real. Still taking this as a rumor and all but I can’t wait for them. T^T They can’t come soon enough…

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  25. forget this just prove if yveltal and xerneas are shiny lock, and maybe show what they look like, sorry if that sounds rude as i care about those more if they are more pokemon in the game i like them to be hidden ;).

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