Leaked Pokémon Officially Revealed

The Pokémon leaked earlier today have been officially revealed through a YouTube video which can be seen above. The trailer is for the upcoming Pokémon Sun & Moon hitting the Nintendo 3DS in November.

  • Tapu Koko (JP: Kapu Kokeko) is Electric/Fairy and knows new move “Nature’s Wrath” and knows new ability which activates Electric Terrain
  • Charjabug (Denjimushi) is shown evolving into Vikavolt (Kuwaganon, kuwagata + cannon)
  • Drampa (Jijiiron, grandpa + dragon) is first Normal/Dragon-type
  • Cutiefly revealed to be Bug/Fairy
  • Bruxish is Water/Psychic. It’s ability is seen blocking Fake Out and previously Quick Attack, so it does seem to protect it from priority moves
  • Togedemaru is Electric/Steel and has the ability Lightning Rod

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2,057 thoughts on “Leaked Pokémon Officially Revealed”

  1. To be honest, I’m in love with Alola so far. The designs are very fresh and unique and I love every single one so much. The region itself also feels very new. The only thing I miss is Iwanko. Why can’t they reveal it? I’m so curious…

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    • Yeah. I was expecting Iwanko and Nekkola in this package deal. I’m surprised it wasn’t revealed. Maybe the leaker only showed us Pokemon that were new and Iwanko and Nekkola were in the press release. Because I have a feeling that this new trailer here was devised at the last minute as The Pokemon Company I feel has been monitoring leaks and know more about the internet nowadays.

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      • Corocoro has been really shady lately. It feels like that Game Freak has stop working together and has pulled the plug on their connection line.

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      • Well Misty prevents status moves, Grassy recovers hp if grass, Electric prevents sleep
        They really suck, they blind you with flashy visuals

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        • They increase the power of their respective type attacks.

          Grassy reduced the power of Earthquake

          Misty reduces the power of dragon type moves

          They are quite useful. Not in the same vain as weather conditions but they are new so we can get some abilities that take advantage of them too.

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  2. My favorite Pokemon of the seven revealed have to be: Vikavolt, Drampa, Bruxfish. Togedemaru looks cute for a Pikachu clone. Charjabug just looks weird. And I’m not sure what I think about Tapu Koko. And as for Cutiefly, I’ll have to wait to see the evolution(s) before final judgement.

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  3. So… is Tapu Koko a pseudo legend? If so then that could mean each island’s guardian is someone with rare pokemon or something. I doubt Tapu Koko is a normal pokemon found in tall grass…

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    • Might be! I kinda feel like they’re something other than Pseudo’s. Though, having 4 pseudo’s in one generation would be interesting, especially if they’re all pretty distinct from one another.

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    • I doubt it. I still think it might be legendary. I don’t think they can justify multiplying the sacred guardian of MeleMele.

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  4. My impressions of the new Pokemon:

    Tapu Koko – looks amazing, I love the design. Are we assuming that it is legendary, because I would think that they would specify if it was?
    Charjabug – Can someone explain this pokemon to me? The shape looks odd, is it supposed to resemble something computer related? It seems like an odd transition to its much cooler evolution.
    Vikavolt – I AM IN LOVE WITH VIKAVOLT!! This is the first Alola Pokemon other than Rowlet than absolutely has to be on my team.
    Drampa – Thinking about it more, the normal typing is actually a creative way to signify age. I think it looks good enough, but I hope it’s not the pseudo.
    Cutiefly – Looks good, but it’s nothing I would use personally on my first run through. Also I hope that it has a different English name because it sounds like they swapped out the B in beautifly for a C.
    Bruxish – Where do I begin with this Pokemon? Is it the regional fish that nobody usually uses? If I’m missing a specific animal or something that there basing it off of, please tell me. Otherwise I hate it. It’s just a fish with lipstick.
    Togedemaru – It looks ok. Nothing special to me. I feel like the spikes on his back should stay up, because it looks odd when they are down.

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  5. Someone posted here that Drampa has two immunities, I can only think of one which is Ghost. Dragons dont have a full immunity right?

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  6. These all look pretty awesome. Tapu Koko looks friggin sweet. The Normal/Dragon is kinda derpy looking haha but still cool. I hope it evolves into something awesome. Now if only we could get a non-Legendary Dragon/Ghost Pokemon… that’d be awesome… :'(

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  7. Tapu Koko has no Gender… Most of the times that means it will be a legendary. I really love the designs 😀 They are all very unique and now and I’m even more curious about their dex entries and additional information ^^

    Now that Tapu Koko has been revealed to have Electric Terrain ability effect..

    1 Electric Terrain
    2 Grassy Terrain
    3 Misty Terrain
    4 And perhaps a new one?

    I’m reallty liking all of the Alola region so far :D!! Yes, including the sassy fish 😉 Oh and to clarify.. Bruxish is is based around this:

    ” Bruxism is the medical term for grinding the teeth and clenching the jaw. People sometimes grind their teeth without it causing any symptoms or problems. But regular, persistent teeth grinding can cause jaw pain and discomfort and wear down your teeth. It can also cause headaches and earache. ”

    So the psychic typing could even an effect of this 😉 Just like with the headaches of psyduck!

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  8. pretty much for sure that we have the 4 types (guardian wise)

    Electric, Fire, Water and Grass.

    It’s an ode to Yellow, Blue, Red and Green

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  9. To me, Drampa reminds me of one of those cheap Chinese Dragons you see at Asian festivals. Because of the long neck it has, which is supported by sticks held by people. As soon as I saw Drampa, I was reminded of the Gyarados prop from that festival on Shamouti Island in the 2nd Pokemon movie.

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  10. It’s interesting because all of the Pokemon weren’t set at Level 50, Drampa, for instance was Level 44 and in a cave. Which I suspect is to the west of the Japanese city on the southeast Island. If one zooms in very very closely on the Alola map you can see a small road leading west out of the city into what appears to be a tunnel below the peak of that icy mountain.

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