Sun & Moon has been a hit among Pokémon fans, and one particular triumph for the game has been the inclusion of Alolan-form Pokémon. These Pokémon are re-imaginings of Kanto Pokémon that developed differently on the Alolan islands, such as the Ice/Fairy-type Ninetales and Electric/Psychic-type Raichu. We couldn't have enough of these awesome new forms, so we decided to make a list of Alolan Pokémon we'd like to see!
Pokémon Sun and Moon is out, and if sales are anything to go by, it certainly seems that people are enjoying the latest in the long-running series. But that doesn’t mean these newest titles are everything they could be. There are a few features the community is still begging for, and Game Freak would do well to address them in an update—or in the inevitable enhanced third version for this generation.
Don't be fooled by the cutesy, candy-coating of Pokemon Sun and Moon: Not all Pokemon are friendly and adorable. Let's take a journey through the world of Pokemon Sun and Moon via the 5 most horrifying Pokedex entries.
Pokemon Sun and Moon is introducing players to not just brand new Pokemon, but to different versions of Pokemon we've known forever. The quest to catch them all in the Alola Region is testing all of our prior Pokemon skills and providing a uniquely varied experience unlike any other in the series. That said, some of the coolest Pokemon you can encounter in Sun and Moon can't be found by normal means. Special promotional Pokemon require a few extra steps to secure. Don't worry, we know just how to get them.
A new Pokemon game means new Pokemon to catch, of course, but it also means the debut of a brand new region in the vast Pokemon universe. In Sun and Moon, Game Freak may have outdone themselves in this department. The Alola Region combines some bold, new land designs with a heavy infusion of Polynesian inspiration, as well as new takes on classic Pokemon. With just a week to go before we can properly explore every nook and cranny, let's discuss what we already know about the region.
A new Pokemon game is on the horizon, which means you have a couple of very important choices to make. On November 18th, do you play Pokemon Sun or Pokemon Moon? Which starting Pokemon do you choose to help shepherd you through the new Alola region? I can't really help you with the first question, but maybe the following information can help you narrow down the choices between starting Pokemon.