Showing posts with label rowlet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rowlet. Show all posts
Friday, May 20, 2016
Nintendo announces new information regarding Pokémon Sun and Moon will be revealed June 2nd
Small news message today: The official Japanese Pokémon Twitter has put
some further information out about the timing of the announcement on
June 2nd. It confirmed that the information will be posted to the
official Japanese website at 22:00 JST. That's 13:00 UTC, 14:00 BST,
15:00 CEST, 09:00 EDT, 06:00 PDT and 23:00 AEST. We'll post the news the
second that it comes so be sure to keep checking back.
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Take a closer look at Pokémon Sun and Moon's new starters
Five more Pokémon have joined the series' cast of 722, thanks to this morning's reveal of Pokémon Sun and Moon's
starters and, more mysteriously, the legendaries on the boxes' covers.
Stateside, we got a trailer that briefly showed off the fire, water and
grass-types that trainers will have to choose from on Nov. 18, when the
Nintendo 3DS games launch. (Japanese fans were treated to an even longer
look at the Generation 7 Pokémon titles.)
Picking a starter Pokémon might be the most important decision a trainer makes in-game. But how does one choose? Helpfully, The Pokémon Company has since updated the games' website with deeper descriptions of the three newbies. With the increased information, we're here to help players start building their team of Pokémon so they can be ready when the games arrive, six months from now. As for the legendaries, we still don't know too much — but that won't stop us from offering our take on the Pokémon pair.
This little guy is called the "Grass Quill Pokémon." Clearly inspired
by an owl, this grass/flying-type has a clear fashion sense — check out
that leafy bowtie.
Even classier is Rowlet's steely silence, despite the friendly demeanor. The official description mentions that the bird can "attack without making a sound," giving it the ability to fly past its blissfully ignorant foes to land some killer kicks or send some leaves in its direction with the move Leafage.
As any owl can, Rowlet can also spin its head almost 180 degrees. We have to appreciate the commitment to real biology here, even if that particular note freaks us out a little.
Picking a starter Pokémon might be the most important decision a trainer makes in-game. But how does one choose? Helpfully, The Pokémon Company has since updated the games' website with deeper descriptions of the three newbies. With the increased information, we're here to help players start building their team of Pokémon so they can be ready when the games arrive, six months from now. As for the legendaries, we still don't know too much — but that won't stop us from offering our take on the Pokémon pair.
Rowlet
Even classier is Rowlet's steely silence, despite the friendly demeanor. The official description mentions that the bird can "attack without making a sound," giving it the ability to fly past its blissfully ignorant foes to land some killer kicks or send some leaves in its direction with the move Leafage.
As any owl can, Rowlet can also spin its head almost 180 degrees. We have to appreciate the commitment to real biology here, even if that particular note freaks us out a little.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Pokémon Sun and Moon arrive november 18th, starter Pokémon and cover Pokémon revealed!
In a brief trailer released this morning, Nintendo gave eager Pokémon masters some important details on the forthcoming Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon:
the games will launch on November 18th; as usual, each game will
include a new as-yet-unnamed legendary mascot and new grass-, fire-, and
water-type starter Pokémon.
The starters include Popplio, a water-type seal; Litten, a fire-type disinterested-looking cat (so, a cat); and Rowlet, a grass- and flying-type owl with an adorable little leafy bow tie (clearly the best of the three). Pokémon Sun's story will presumably revolve around the big sunny lion on the cover, where Moon will feature a big crescent-shaped bat.
The starters include Popplio, a water-type seal; Litten, a fire-type disinterested-looking cat (so, a cat); and Rowlet, a grass- and flying-type owl with an adorable little leafy bow tie (clearly the best of the three). Pokémon Sun's story will presumably revolve around the big sunny lion on the cover, where Moon will feature a big crescent-shaped bat.
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