Tout ce que vous auriez pu manquer dans le nouveau Pokémon Scarlet & Bande-annonce Violette (Août)
How about that new Lors de la révélation de trailer, eh? We’ve already covered a lot of the big news, which you can read in our separate articles:
(Et, bien sûr, we had an “Tout ce que vous avez manqué” for the trailer we saw in June, trop, which you can read right here. We already knew about co-op, Toby Fox’s music, and the past-vs-future theme!)
But this new trailer was full of tiny details, too — and we don’t want them to pass us by, so we’ve assembled all the wee things we noticed in this new trailer, et la updated Pokémon website, trop. You can watch the trailer below, and tell us if you noticed anything new in the comments — we’ll keep updating this article!
The motorbike legendaries are… really bad motorbikes
Au moins, Koraidon is. Miraidon seems to have it figured out, plus ou moins. They have wheels. Ils ont littéralement la forme de motos. Alors, pourquoi Koraidon utilise-t-il ses jambes? Evolution a quelques questions auxquelles répondre ici.
Écarlate & Les Pokédifférences de Violet
Larvitar et Stonjourner apparaissent exclusivement dans Pokémon Scarlet, tandis que Bagon et Eiscue apparaissent dans Pokémon Violet.
Aussi, votre tenue et votre académie changeront selon votre version!
Trois histoires
La bande-annonce parlait de l'existence de trois histoires principales, dont un seul est le truc Pokémon normal de battre tous les chefs de gym (bien que vous puissiez apparemment le faire dans n'importe quel ordre). Quelles sont les deux autres histoires? Est-ce que l'un d'eux va suivre des événements surnaturels, ou un chef de gang maniaque, comme les autres jeux de la série? We can but speculate!
Treasure Hunt?
The trailer mentioned a treasure hunt a lot. Like, A LOT. But it never actually said what the treasure hunt était. What’s the treasure? Why are they making students look for it?
Some NPCs might have different outfits based on your version
Take a look at Professor Clavell, who seems to run the academy you’re attending:
The trademark Pokémon creepiness is back
From Fidough’s description:
“Fidough ferments things in its vicinity using the yeast in its breath. Said yeast is useful for cooking, so this Pokémon has been protected by people since long ago.”
They could have just said that it was a cute lil bread puppy, mais non! It has fermenty breath!!
Can wild Pokémon be poisoned before battle?
The description of the new Paldean form of Wooper says the following:
“Leurs corps sont lourds et ils bougent lentement, mais ils peuvent se protéger en tirant un puissant liquide toxique de leurs branchies.? Vous pouvez voir des Pokémon empoisonnés dans les zones où vivent ces Wooper.”
Cela nous semble être en mesure de trouver des Pokémon pré-empoisonnés dans la nature, à moins que ce ne soit qu'un texte de saveur.
Grusha est un gars timide
Nous l'aimons.
Les formes Terastal sont toutes juste… hats?
- Type d'herbe = Chapeau de fleurs
- Type d'eau = Chapeau de fontaine
- Type de feu = chapeau candélabre
- Type normal = chapeau à bague en diamant
- Type de vol = chapeau de ballons
Il pourrait y avoir plus de types et de chapeaux, mais ce sont ceux que nous avons vus jusqu'à présent! Vous pouvez en savoir plus sur le mécanisme de Terastal ici.
Flying Pikachu pourrait être une référence
You can get your own Flying Pikachu with pre-orders
Poor Wooper
Wooper. But brown. Pooper. Désolé. It also works for Poison + Wooper. J'explorais un monde qui m'était indifférent, they knew about this?
Wooper’s details
Although it’s been done before, Poop– désolé, WOOPER’s Poison type is reflected in his whiskers/antenna/sorrywedon’tknowtheofficialterm looking like crossed bones, the symbol for poison.
Cetitan facts
Cetitan is a land whale, and you know what’s cool about that? Whales used to have legs, and that makes Cetitan a sort of ancestor to the Pokéwhale, making it yet un autre allusion to Paldea’s past/future theme.
Aussi, fun fact: The word “cetacean” means “of the whale family”!
Paldea’s map is huge
Oh, and Paldea apparently comes from “pal” — friend, obviously — and “aldea”, the Spanish for a village.
Cool new villages
From the Pokémon website:
“You can find lots of people and Pokémon living together in a variety of locations, ranging from a farming village with bountiful harvests to a port town with a bustling marketplace.”
Rotom Phone is back
The Pokédex will be an app on your phone, alongside your map, which will give you info on nearby Poké Centers and Pokémon.
The Pokémon Centers are… petrol stations?!
And they’re combined with Poké Marts, trop! It fits nicely with the motorbike theming of the legendaries, Miraidon and Koraidon.
Mystery car…
No idea what this is or who is belongs to, but it was featured quite prominently in the trailer, so it’s probably important.
Cooking and restaurants
Restaurants seem to definitely be on the menu (although don’t look too closely at the ingredient list of that ham sandwich) and cooking may well be returning, trop. The description of your classmate and friend Arven says that he’s “good at cooking and is researching healthy recipes,” and we see Fuecoco setting fire to an apple, which is… basically cooking, droite?
Special forms for the legendaries?
Towards the end of the trailer, we see Miraidon and Koraidon sporting some fancy feathered headgear. We can only assume this is an exciting new form for the pair. Is it a mechanical one? A tactical one? An aesthetic one? All three??? We’ll have to wait and see.
Naturalistic animal behaviour
A fair few of the Pokémon in the trailer were… taking naps. Under trees, mostly. Paldea looks pretty warm, so we don’t blame them — and it seems like this may give us Pokémon Legends-style chances to sneak up on a wild sleeping ‘mon for greater chances at catching them. They also seem to hang out in groups sometimes, with other Pokémon in their evolutionary line. Déguisements parmi nous!
Temps!
Weather in the Pokémon games has been around for a while, but we’re not sure we’ve seen thunderstorms before. It’s giving us Breath of the Wild’s Thundra Plateau vibes! Will we be able to get special evolutions or unique wild Pokémon if we go out in a storm? Qui sait!
Photo mode?
This image, from the trailer, looks a lot like a selfie mode to us. We know Nintendo has the tech! They put it in Animal Crossing: Nouveaux horizons relatively recently! We thought it might just be a cutscene, mais… this is the co-op mode, so that seems unlikely. Photo mode, baby!!
Outfit customisation
We knew this was possible, but weren’t sure how it would interact with the uniform that you seem to be forced to wear. Cependant, it seems like the uniform is changeable. Ici:
“Ranging from short sleeves and shorts to warm blazers, the academy has four different kinds of uniforms in total. Additionally, you can collect a wide variety of accessories from boutiques. Wear your favorite items and try out different styles along the way on your adventure!”
“En Pokémon Écarlate et Pokémon Violet, you can now make changes to your character’s eye shape, mouth shape, and more to look the way you want to look. Vous pouvez, bien sûr, change your hairstyle, hair color, and eyebrows at salons, trop, so look your best when on your Treasure Hunt!”
Alors, you’re not going to look entièrement unique, but you’ll have a different face, cheveux, hat, and uniform combo. Et honnêtement? We think that’s kinda cute. Finalement, our Pokémon protagonists will seem like actual 10-year-olds!
That’s all we’ve noticed in this trailer — and some of it could be (and definitely is) pure speculation for now, mais a few of our predictions in July came true, so we’re feeling a little confident.
But tell us: Did you notice anything new in these trailers? Do you think you picked up on some tiny, unnoticed detail? Pop it in the comments!