PokéNews (Aug. 10): Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon (Dusk Lycanroc) / Pokémon Sun and Moon (Mega Stones)
Today’s Pokémon news: more details about Dusk Lycanroc in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, but also…
- Pokémon Sun and Moon – Mega Stone distribution
- Pokémon merchandise
Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon – Dusk Lycanroc
Yesterday, a cleaner scan from the latest issue of CoroCoro popped up on the internet, allowing us to get more details about Dusk Lycanroc (first revealed during the latest episode of Pokémon no Uchi Atsumaru?!, on Sunday). The scan reveals that just like the other two forms, Dusk Lycanroc is a Rock-type Pokémon, that’s 2’07 / 0.8m tall, and weighs 55.1lbs/25kg.
When Dusk Lycanroc attacks, its eyes turn red (the same colour as it’s Midnight Form), as it unleashes its fighting spirit.
We also got more details about the Special Rockruff distribution, which is indeed going to be the only way to get Dusk Lycanroc in the game. This distribution will run from November 17th to July 10th, and while this news comes from a Japanese magazine, it’s bound to run globally. No doubt The Pokémon Company will make a formal announcement in the upcoming days!
The list of Pokémon distributions for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon has been updated!
Source: CoroCoro
Via: Serebii
Pokémon Sun and Moon – Mega Stone distribution
It’s time for the latest Mega Stone distribution for Pokémon Sun and Moon! Using the following Serial Code, you can get the Gardevoirite, Galladite, Lopunnite, Diancite: POYONG. Just like the previous distributions, this one doesn’t seem to have an end date (yet), but as usual, it’s highly recommended to redeem the code as soon as possible from the Mystery Gift menu in-game.
In case you missed it, those Mega Stones were distributed to players who took part in the tiny tourney earlier this year, though this distribution adds the Diancite.
Also, as pointed by Serebii, with this distribution, all the Mega Stones are now available in Pokémon Sun and Moon legally. Of course, players who didn’t take part in the latest Pokémon distribution will have to wait for the last Serial Code for the Latiosite, Latiasite, Altarianite, and Ampharosite…
Source: Serebii
Pokémon merchandise
Here’s pictures of sleeping Eevee and Eevolutions, coming to Pokémon Center stores on August 26th:
Source: The Pokémon Company
