It can create psychic shock waves with its screeches, which sounds really intimidating - especially for players that might want to approach it, now knowing you could possibly get hurt. It's certainly more majestic than the Galarian regional bird, with its gorgeous wings and the purple flame-like feathers above its eyes. One can't help but notice a few shades of Galarian Articuno here and there, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. RELATED: Pokemon Could Have Had A Whole New Type 19 Years Ago Rufflet evolves into this regional variant of Braviary when it does so in the Hisui region. 4īraviary is already a decently popular Pokemon in itself, so to get a regional variant this good is a treat. While it wouldn't be crazy to expect more to come, Pokemon fans have these four to work with and compare with one other, in terms of design, lore, and even potential competitive viability for the hardcore battlers out there. The trailer introduced four new Pokemon forms, two of which are Hisuian regional variants, and two being Hisui-exclusive evolutions. What is now the Sinnoh region was once called the Hisui region, and with that comes some new Pokemon - a first for a mid-generation release. The interesting new battle mechanics and overworld gameplay (Pokemon can actually hurt you!) are great to see, but what piqued a lot of Pokemon fans' interest was the extensive look into the region's lore. RELATED: You Don't Have To Evolve Your Sinnoh Starter This Time

While the deeper look into Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl was a sight for sore eyes, the secondary trailer for Legends: Arceus was a whole different beast. Pokemon fans finally got a few sorely-desired updates on their upcoming installments.

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