If you regularly follow Serebii, or are subscribed to The Official Pokémon Channel, then there is a good chance you have already seen the third Train On trailer for Pokémon Sun & Moon, but just how close were you paying attention?
Besides revealing the name of another Z-Move (Breakneck Blitz) and a few moves we can expect to use in the upcoming titles, it also reveals a ton of information with regards to the Alola’s Pokédex and by information I mean confirmation of the previous generation Pokémon we can expect to encounter and their corresponding dex entry number and we have that information right here:
*Starters and their evolutions are not included as their numbers would be obvious and they weren’t shown in the trailers, which is the same reason why Eevee (#123) isn’t listed below as well.
#017 – #021
#017. Caterpie
#018. Metapod
#019. Butterfree
#020. Ledyba
#021. Ledian (*Assumption as Ledian wasn’t actually shown)
#027 – #049
#027. Grubbin
#028. Charjabug
#029. Vikavolt (*Judging by the footage, Charjabug evolves into Vikavolt at Level 40)
#030. Bonsly
#031. Sudowoodu
#032. Happiny
#033. Chansey
#034. Blissey
#035. Munchlax
#036. Snorlax
#037. Slowpoke
#038. Slowbro
#039. Slowking
#040. Wingull
#041. Pelipper
#042. Abra
#043. Kadabra
#044. Alakazam
#045. Alolan Meowth
#046. Alolan Persian
#047. Magnemite
#048. Magneton
#049. Magnezone
#253 – #254
#253. Alolan Vulpix
#254. Alolan Ninetails
#269 – #270
#269. Exeggcute
#270. Alolan Exeggutor
Sure this might not be a ground-breaking reveal, but with Alolan Exeggutor being number ##270 on the list, there’s a good chance there’s another 30 after it, which means yes Alola may not have a whole lot of new Pokémon, at least it has a lot of Pokémon for us to pursue, even if we have caught them multiple times in the past when playing the previous titles and it does paint a much clearer picture of the other Pokémon we can hope to encounter!
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This post was written by Jack Longman