Generation VII confirmed!

[DoctorWhy]

I like the pseudo-evolution for the fish. It's not evolving, just changing form.

It's definitely interesting. I'm guessing its ability (which allows it to transform) gives a huge stat boost? I like the concept, and wish that Pokemon like Magneton and Dugtrio were the same way.

 

[PinkIceFox]

Its "evolution" is so dang spooky I love it. Imagine swimming along the seafloor and a shadow passes over you... look up and GIANT FISH SHADOW.

 

[Soki]

Japan decided to upload their trailer early:

 

[DoctorWhy]

Looks really nice overall. Not surprised they released it early to try and combat leaks. :/

 

[Gard81]

I noticed this just now, but I like how NPC use other types of Poke Balls.

 

[DoctorWhy]

Small, yet nice change

 

[PurplePopplio]

So Team Skull uses Safari Balls. Safari Zone confirmed?

 

[Soki]

So Team Skull uses Safari Balls. Safari Zone confirmed?

Sorry to disappoint, but pretty sure they're nest balls:

Spoiler

 

[Ifni400]

Yep, Nest Balls all right.

 

[The Outrage]

Okay so they're making it look like regular Cubone evolves into Alolan Marowak...but if you watch the trailer closely, regular Cubone turns purple during the evolution sequence before it is fully engulfed in the light--perhaps there is actually an Alolan Cubone and they just edited the scene?

EDIT: Nvm Pikachu also turns purple.

 

[PurplePopplio]

Sorry to disappoint, but pretty sure they're nest balls:

Spoiler

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It's alright. Serebii first said that they were Safari Balls, but have now corrected themselves.

It seems like no one has picked this up. You can possibly catch Eeveelutions in the wild. One of the earlier trailers showed a wild Sylveon and this latest trailer shows a wild Leafeon.

 

[Ifni400]

It seems like no one has picked this up. You can possibly catch Eeveelutions in the wild. One of the earlier trailers showed a wild Sylveon and this latest trailer shows a wild Leafeon.

Yes, I noticed. I was going 'YESSSS HAVE ALL EEVEELUTIONS' when I saw that part of the trailer.

 

[Juliko]

Wait, what?! Wild Eeveelutions?! Where did you get this? Source?

Also, Alola Raichu is adorable! I do kinda wish there'd be an Alola Pikachu, but oh well! It's about time Raichu got some much needed love!

 

[Ifni400]

Wait, what?! Wild Eeveelutions?! Where did you get this? Source?

Also, Alola Raichu is adorable! I do kinda wish there'd be an Alola Pikachu, but oh well! It's about time Raichu got some much needed love!

Not to mention that new typing.

 

[Velvet]

It's alright. Serebii first said that they were Safari Balls, but have now corrected themselves.

It seems like no one has picked this up. You can possibly catch Eeveelutions in the wild. One of the earlier trailers showed a wild Sylveon and this latest trailer shows a wild Leafeon.

Wait really? Can you pinpoint when they show wild eeeveelutions in the trailer?

 

[Dizzard]

How do we know these encounters are actually wild encounters and not just the result of developer tampering?

It wouldn't be unusual for them to have an easy way to make a Pokemon appear in a certain location.

 

[Necrozma]

Guys, they show what seems to be a wild Magnezone floating over a water surface.

Those are clearly manufactured encounters and not necessarily actual encounters in the game.

 

[PurplePopplio]

Here's the images of Leafeon and Sylveon:

Spoiler: Sylveon

Spoiler: Leafeon

 

[EmpoleonProd]

This doesn't mean they're wild encounters. Just developers fixing up encounters for their trailers. I'm sure they've done this historically. If you want to know that bad look back through previous Generation trailers and see if they used what ended up being wild Pokemon or not.

 

[DoctorWhy]

Yeah, many of these are likely manufactured battle scenes rather than possible in-game encounters.