The latest issue of CoroCoro magazine, that will be shipped this October 15th, had officially revealed the final evolutions of the starters for the latest installments of the Pokémon game franchise, Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. Their appearance previously leaked after a few shops sold the game a few days before the official launch.
The final starter evolutions are Greninja (Water/Dark), Delphox (Fire/Psychic), and Chesnaught (Grass/Fighting). Additionally, more Mega Evolutions had been officially revealed. This includes Mega Tyranitar, Mega Aggron, Mega Kangaskhan, and Mega Gengar.
Mega Tyranitar retains its type and its ability of Sand Stream, and Mega Aggron turns to pure Steel-type, which has the ability of Filter. Meanwhile, Mega Gengar's ability is Shadow Tag and Mega Kangaskhan has the ability Parental Bond that allows its attacks to hit twice.
You can also check out the official artworks for the new species that will be introduced in Pokémon X/Y.
Lastly, CoroCoro has announced that they'll be giving away a special Garchomp on their next issue There will be a unique serial code to access to their special Garchomp that holds a Dragon Fang and knows Crunch, Dragon Claw, Dig and Draco Meteor. The location of its Mega Stone will also be revealed in this issue.
In Pokémon X & Pokémon Y, your adventure takes place in the Kalos region, home to beautiful skies and forests! It will be available for the Nintendo 3DS, and are scheduled to be released worldwide this October 12th. Pre-order now at Play-Asia and get FREE SHIPPING or order it via Amazon.com!
via Serebii.net
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ReplyDeletei wish they would tell us how to evolve eevee into a slyveon already
ReplyDeleteI heard you do so by strengthening the bond between eevee and yourself
DeleteSo those starters final evolutions were true. Well, for the first time ever the fire-type starter look really sucks.
ReplyDeletemax happiness in Pokemon amie
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone notice that you can see Mega Salamance just below the Mega Tyranitar's picture
ReplyDelete@October 12, 2013 at 10:34 AM
ReplyDeleteI think that's just a regular Salamence