Three more “Pokemon Sun and Moon” monsters have been named for the upcoming game for the Nintendo 3DS set to be released on Nov. 18. The new pocket monsters include “Null”, “Jangmo-o” and “Alolan Raticate”. The new reveal appends the previous list that included “Crabrawler”, “Sandygast” and “Stufful”. Much of that was covered in a previous post which can be read here.
Meet the new healing group – Aether Foundation
The two new games will offer something different from the famed “Pokemon Go”. Among those include a new group called the Aether Foundation which reportedly works in the Alola region.
Per Neurogadget, the Aether group resides at the Alola region whose main intent is to heal injured Pokemon characters. The group is led by “Lusamine” who will be supported by “Faba” and “Wicke”.
Aside from healing, the group is also responsible for the research made on “Ultra Beasts”, ones gifted with super powers which pose a threat both to humans and Pokemon. Among the “Ultra Beasts,” existing include “UB-01”, an agile creature that has a body made of glass-like substance and is able to change shape.
More features for “Pokemon Sun and Moon”
Aside from the “Pokemon Sun and Moon” there will be the game features to expect. That includes the “Poke Finder” where pictures of critters are taken and then evaluated to see how dangerous and good they are.
Other than that, there is the time element. “Pokemon Sun and Moon” will be 12 hours apart meaning players will come across different critters, largely depending on the time of day. There is also word that a “Totem Pokemon” could be making appearances during trials. Aside from that, expect more updates leaked for “Pokemon Sun and Moon”, an interesting 3DS game that should be tempting to check out.
With September under way, the countdown begins to Nov. 18 – the expected release date of “Pokemon Sun and Moon”.