Fans of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" are in for a treat as another Pokemon gets unveiled in the latest trailer released on Thursday. Salandit, a "Toxic Lizard" has poison and fire ability that can be used on any Pokemon regardless of their immunity.
Meet Salandit, The Toxic Lizard
According to Polygon, "Pokemon Sun and Moon" received another creature called the "Toxic Lizard Pokemon." Salandit is a two-feet long poison and fire type monster, capable of delivering toxin on any other Pokemon.
This extraordinary creature was given its own trailer by the Pokemon Company. Check out the trailer below.
The report noted Salandit's habit of sitting on its hind legs, a posture unique to the reptilian creature. This peculiar trait is also exhibited by Charmander, which walks on its hind legs as well.
The latest "Pokemon Sun and Moon" trailer for Salandit showed the creature capable of poisoning all kinds of Pokemon regardless of its obvious weakness.
Den of Geek quoted the Pokemon Company describing Salandit as a cunning creature, able to emit toxic gas together with flames from the base of its tail.
This toxic gas smells sweet, turning any Pokemon weak upon breathing. In this state of weakness, it can fiercely throw its enemies off-balance.
More so, the latest creature for "Pokemon Sun and Moon" is able to release pheromones that attract males all species, including Pokemon and human. These pheromones can make anyone bend to Salandit's will.
'Pokemon Sun And Moon' Release Date
Den of Geek also added that Nintendo has announced the release date for the highly-anticipated "Pokemon Sun and Moon" games. Fans will be able to continue to catch all of them on Nov. 18 in the United States and Nov. 23 in the United Kingdom.
Meanwhile, Pokemon GO on iOS and Android is now available for all Pokemon fans while waiting for the "Pokemon Sun and Moon."
During E3 2016, Nintendo featured "Pokemon Sun and Moon" during its presentation, showing fans lots of footage of the game including changes in the battle system.
Check out the full presentation in the video below.