Pokémon X And Pokémon Y Reveal Four New Pokémon

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New Pokémon X and Pokémon Y information is out, courtesy of CoroCoro magazine in Japan, and Serebii.net has details. For starters, CoroCoro reveals that you can customize certain aspects of your trainer now—skin shade and hair colour.

 

CoroCoro also reveals new Pokémon. Gogoat is a Grass type Pokémon that you can ride in the field. Then there’s an Electric/Normal type called Elikiteru. The bird you see is Yayakoma and is Normal/Flying. Finally, the Panda is Yancham and is a Fighting type.

 

Pokémon X and Pokémon Y are set in the Karos region, based on France. Keep in mind that all of the names reported by CoroCoro are specific to the Japanese version of the games.


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