Final Pokémon Sun & Moon Trailers

In what will be the last trailers for Pokémon Sun & Moon before they’re released, new Z-moves and other gameplay elements have been shown.

  • Decidueye’s signature Z-Move is called Sinister Arrow Raid
  • Inceneroar’s signature Z-Move is called Malicious Moonsault
  • Primarina’s signature Z-Move is called Oceanic Operetta
  • UB-03 Lighting officially revealed, no other details released
  • UB-05 Gluttony revealed, no other details released
  • Alolan Diglett is officially revealed, and Alolan Dugtrio is seen for the first time outside the special demo – both are Ground/Steel-type
  • Alolan Diglett and Dugtrio’s new ability is Tangled Hair, which lowers the opponents speed if they make contact with the Pokémon
  • The trailer asks US trainers to come back to the official site for where and when you can get Magearna’s QR code – however it’s been confirmed that in Europe it will be distributed via the Pokémon TV app from December 6th, 2016 onward
  • Outside the trailer Necrozma was official revealed stateside as well

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1,096 thoughts on “Final Pokémon Sun & Moon Trailers”

  1. I went to game the other day to preorder the fan edition and they’d already allocated all the ones they had so I can’t get the statue ; n ;

    I’m going to have to hope the Nintendo store still has them and risk getting the game a few days late.

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  2. After reading Alolan Diglet and Dugtrio’s entries I feel compelled to tolerate their respective designs.

    PS: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST TRAILER OUT! xD

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      • I’ve seen Alolan Diglett and Dugtrio’s entries already, I don’t need to see…

        Oh, you mean the trailer? Carry on, I’ll pretend it’s about Ultra Beast…

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      • “Diglett in the Alola region live near volcanic areas, so they have few
        places to hide themselves away. Their tunneling activity plows the land,
        creating cultivated soil that’s great for agriculture. Because of this,
        many people in the Alola region are grateful for the presence of
        Diglett.

        The hairlike growths sprouting from Diglett’s head are
        metallic whiskers. It’s said they developed these stiff yet flexible
        whiskers in order to survive in the hostile volcanic environment. The
        whiskers provide a sensory function, enabling Alolan Diglett to scan the
        surrounding area without exposing their faces aboveground.

        Their
        current emotional state is revealed by their whiskers. When their
        whiskers stand straight up, they’re angry. Whiskers that wave are a sign
        that the Pokémon is on alert. When they swing their whiskers around,
        they’re in a good mood, and when their whiskers droop, they’re feeling
        lonely or downhearted.

        Alolan Diglett can have the Tangling Hair
        Ability, which is a new Ability that no other Pokémon has previously
        had. With the Tangling Hair Ability, opponents that hit Alolan Diglett
        with a move that makes direct contact will have their Speed lowered by
        1.”

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      • “In the Alola region, Dugtrio is revered as an incarnation of the god of
        the land, and it’s treated with great importance. This is why the people
        of Alola fall to their knees and bow deeply whenever they come across
        an Alolan Dugtrio that has poked its faces out of its burrow.

        Alolan
        Dugtrio’s whiskers shine with a brilliance akin to golden hair. The
        whiskers are flexible, just like Diglett’s, but hard and strong. They
        continue to grow throughout an Alolan Dugtrio’s life, although at a very
        slow rate. Removing Alolan Dugtrio whiskers from the Alola region is
        prohibited. It’s said that those who take them receive divine
        punishment. Every year, many tourists come back, apparently to return
        whiskers they had taken.

        There is a superstitious belief that
        many Alolan Dugtrio come out of their holes on a day when a volcano will
        erupt. Older residents of Alola will flee immediately at the sight.
        It’s thought that Alolan Dugtrio, which live beneath the ground’s
        surface, detect movements in the ground that indicate an impending
        eruption and are so alarmed that they come aboveground.”

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