Scarlet & Violet DLC leaks spoil even more new Pokemon
It looks like some pretty big leaks are coming out for Pokemon's new DLC, as we've got a good look at some new evolutions.
01st Sep 2023 10:00
Images: The Pokemon Company
Scarlet & Violet DLC leaks spoil even more new Pokemon
It looks like some pretty big leaks are coming out for Pokemon's new DLC, as we've got a good look at some new evolutions.
01st Sep 2023 10:00
Images: The Pokemon Company
Of course, there was never any doubt that there'd be new Pokemon in the upcoming Pokemon DLC.
Scarlet & Violet fans have been waiting for the two-part DLC to arrive practically since its release, and now that it's officially just around the corner, we're starting to get antsy wondering what's waiting in store, including the new beasties that we can expect to show up and join our parties.
And now, new leaks have revealed some fresh details about what's coming to the game.
Leaks reveal new Scarlet and Violet Pokemon
Some fresh leaks that have been shared on Twitter by CentroLeaks have revealed a new look at some of the beasties that we can expect to see in the new areas.
The first, revealed by Twitter user Kaphotics, is a Pokemon that looks to be the Bloodmoon Form of Ursaluna.
Its description is as follows:
"It crossed the sea and drifted ashore in a new land. Surviving in this place led it to take on a unique appearance and gain special powers. This special Ursaluna can see in the dark with its left eye and protects itself with mud that is as hard as iron."
Also joining the game is the new evolution of Poltchageist, Sinistcha.
"It pretends to be tea, trying to fool people into drinking it so it can drain their life-force," reads the Pokemon's description. "Its ruse is generally unsuccessful."
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet's first DLC has already leaked
These leaks have come as part of some much bigger news - the first part of the DLC collection, The Teal Mask, has officially leaked, and is floating around in the internet aether.
We could have guessed, given the quality of the images that we've seen of the Pokemon, but if you're concerned about having the story spoiled for you, you might want to retreat under a rock for a bit.
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