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My gut feeling is that a Battle Facility will be part of the DLC. There could be one "Battle-Focused" DLC which adds a Battle Facility, as well as one "Story-Focused" DLC which adds a new area to explore along with the third legendary. Basically Isle of Armor/Crown Tundra again, assuming GF...

No Trainer data yet so far, but I've read somewhere that Team Star Leaders can also be rematched. I've been trying to avoid too many story spoilers though, so I'm not sure exactly how it works.

I don't know enough about these things to really comment in depth, so all I'll say is that game development is more than the amount of money that can be put in. Its also about having enough time, as well as the right talent to pull of something great. Even then, you can have all the money, time...

Hmm, I'm really not sure. I imagine that Everstone will still work, but players will probably not be able to stop the evolution otherwise. It could be why Maushold still looks so similar to Tandemaus, so people won't feel too upset about it evolving without their knowledge.

What he meant seems to be that Tandemaus evolves without an evolution screen. So once you hit 25, the next time you see your Pokemon it's suddenly a Maushold.

Last I checked, the people at 4ch had tested and debunked natures. They seemed to conclude that it was probably "random" like Wurmple's evolutions and moved on to Dudunsparce's, which they've had equally little luck figuring out.

Its appears to be a simple level requirement of 25. The only thing people aren't sure about is what determines it's form (3 vs 4).

For anyone who was curious, the datamined list of New Items is out. No special item for Tinkaton, unless its an existing item that received a new effect. Wouldn't hold my breath on that though.

Thinking about it further, I think this would actually be quite easy to check in game. If its an item that boosts Tinkaton's stats, then it would probably be held by wild Tinkaton or its evolutions. Someone just has to go to where they are and use Thief, if the item exists, it'll show up sooner...

Just to update on Finizen, it seems that you don't actually need to have the other player's pokemon present. You just need to be playing co-op with someone. They can be on the other side of the map and your own Finizen will evolve after meeting the level requirements.

The person who datamined the Pokemon learnsets said that they would work on the Items next. So we'll know for sure soon hopefully.

Speaking of which, Palafin can actually be found as a 5* raid encounter somewhere on the map. So its not completely locked out for players without access to multiplayer.

Well it can be done using local play, which seems to be how the 4ch guys managed to get it. So the minimum barrier to entry is just having friends (or a second Switch + game). Still a a bit inconvenient though, its basically a trade evo without trading involved.

Well, it seems like they figured it out. And its something that is nearly impossible to do if the game is not officially out:

Maybe, its a madhouse over at 4ch where they're trying to figure it out. There's definitely something everyone is missing about how it evolves, but I'll keep an eye out and report back when the answer is found.

Over on 4ch they're saying that Finizen is the last one they need. So I think they did figure out Dunsparce's but I can't really find the specifics. Seems like you were right that it needs a move (Hyper Drill) though, not sure why this is not indicated in the datamine. EDIT: Supposedly, its...

Doesn't seem to be the case. Evolutions which evolve via moves have a specific tag in the data, but Dunsparce seems to have a different, unknown tag. I think if it was something simple, it would have been discovered already. The community seems to be concentrating on Finizen's requirements for now.

The datamine confirms that it evolves from Dunsparce, but the evolution condition is not known.

Further clarification on some of the Evolution Methods via a big leak account, includes the actual Primeape evo method: Still some unknowns remaining like Dunsparce and the Dolphin. No idea why Kaka said evolving Primeape was the hardest one, maybe he misremembered and meant to say Bisharp.

Its actually surprisingly straightforward. You have to let it faint in battle, revive it, then let it gain a level by the end of the battle. EDIT: I can't really find the source for this again, so take with a grain of salt, pretty sure it was one of the big coverage accounts though.