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Pokémon Sun
The Pokémon Company revealed four new creatures for Sun & Moon today, one of which will be familiar for anyone who has been following each reveal.
Crabrawler is a totally new Pokémon and looks like a giant crab who is not getting enough sleep. Sandygast, which evolves into Palossand, is a sand castle. Stufful is the pre-evolution form of the previously revealed Bewear, and he has a tag on his but.
You can check out more details about the new creatures straight from The Pokémon Company below, as well as new trailer that shows them all in action.
Name: Crabrawler
Type: Fighting
Crabrawler is a Boxing Pokémon that really hates to lose. It can be found clinging to buildings with its powerful pincers that also pack a powerful punch, or gathering around trees in search of Berries, its favorite food.
Name: Stufful
Type: Normal/Fighting
Stufful may have a small body, but this Pokémon has extraordinary strength. Despite its cute, fluffy appearance, Stufful dislikes being touched and will flail its arms in protest. Stufful evolves into Bewear.
Name: Sandygast
Type: Ghost/Ground
Sandygast emerges when the grudges of fallen Pokémon soak into the sand after battle, and its tunnel-like mouth can suck the vitality from people and Pokémon. Sandygast also features a new Water Compaction Ability, never before seen in other Pokémon, where its Defense stat goes up by two if it’s hit with a Water-type move. Sandygast evolves into Palossand.
Name: Palossand
Type: Ghost/Ground
Palossand disguises itself as a sandcastle, with its shovel on top serving, it is believed, as a radar to search out prey. Unsuspecting small Pokémon are dragged into Palossand’s body through its sandy vortex so it can steal their life force.
For more on Pokémon Sun & Moon, check out our ongoing list of revealed Pokémon for the new game (we'll update it with the four above soon). You can also read up on the changes coming to the game by heading here.
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