Pokemon Sun and Moon's Latest Trailer Reveals New Pokemon & Features

The Pokemon Company revealed more new Pokemon for upcoming titles Pokemon Sun and Moon, but also announced that the Pokemon Bank feature won't be present at launch.

The first one is Passimian. Named the "teamwork Pokemon," it seems that Passimian lives in large groups that follow one leader. Distinguished Pokemon trainers will be very interested in Passimian's ability, Receiver, which allows Passimian to take over the ability of its ally that fell in battle. Passimian, which is a Fighting type Pokemon, will only be available in Pokemon Sun.

Pokemon Moon players, though, will receive their own exclusive Pokemon to work with. The second Pokemon title will be occupied by the Normal/Psychic type Pokemon Oranguru. Apparently, this Pokemon has a quite helpful nature, helping out hungry or injured Pokemon. Oranguru has a exclusive ability called Instruct, which allows its target to use its most recent move once again. Those who are interested to know more about both of these Pokemon can do so by checking out the video below.

In addition to these two new Pokemon, who have joined plenty of other new Pokemon for the games, The Pokemon Company also took the chance to make some further announcements surrounding the titles. First off, the Pokemon Rockruff has received two different evolution forms for Pokemon Sun and Moon, with the Midday and Midnight versions of Lycanroc available. In the meantime, fans of Pokemon who want a bit more customization in the main series games will be glad to know that Pokemon Sun and Moon will let users to change specific parts of their characters look, such as their hair and clothing, along with the color of their outfits.

Nonetheless, not all of the news shared was good news, as it was also revealed by The Pokemon Company that the Pokemon Bank feature won't be available when Pokemon Sun and Moon launch in November. This feature will ensure that players are able to transfer Pokemon through wireless from other Pokemon games into their new Pokemon Sun and Moon adventures, including Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow. Fortunately, users won't have to wait much longer before Pokemon Bank becomes available, as the feature is going to arrive in January 2017.