Nintendo teased two more Pokemon Scarlet and Violet characters called Great Tusk and Iron Treads. These are two mysterious Pokemon seen in the Scarlet and Violet Books. Each game has its own book, which features lore from an ancient expedition. Arven, an NPC players will meet, carries it in each entry.
The official Pokemon Twitter account shared gifs showing each of the characters. First, the Great Tusk found in Pokemon Scarlet appears to resemble a mammoth. Its defining characteristic is a pair of huge tusks. However, it also features armor that looks like treads on its back.
Photographs and sketches of unidentified creatures fill the pages of the Scarlet Book and Violet Book!
According to the Scarlet Book, a monster called Great Tusk attacked the expedition team with its large body and tusks. #PokemonScarletViolet pic.twitter.com/V4jAiBkO7t
— PokĂ©mon (@Pokemon) November 8, 2022
With Iron Treads, the Pokemon Violet creature looks to be more robotic in nature. While it also features two “horns” on the sides of its body, it also seems to have a tread-like tail that curls up over its body.
Photographs and sketches of unidentified creatures fill the pages of the Scarlet Book and Violet Book!
The Violet Book depicts Iron Treads, a monster that rolls to attack and leaves scorched earth in its path. #PokemonScarletViolet pic.twitter.com/hsOcv6WVqw
— PokĂ©mon (@Pokemon) November 8, 2022
Nintendo also shared pictures of these two creatures from the Scarlet and Violet Books that hint at their background.
Filling the pages of the Scarlet Book and Violet Book are images of unidentified creatures! While there have been sightings of similar creatures in recent years, such reports are rare, and specific details of their biology are still a mystery. #PokemonScarletViolet pic.twitter.com/FjMKJm1Niu
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) November 8, 2022
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will come to the Nintendo Switch on November 18, 2022. The newest trailer showed off gameplay and some starters while the Ed Sheeran song “Celestial” played.
