Pokemon Legends: Arceus found-footage trailer has been deciphered

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The secrets of the spooky Pokemon: Legends Arceus trailer that dropped earlier this week have been disclosed, along with two new regional forms.

Two days past, Nintendo revealed a weirdly scary hot preview for the coming game. Unfortunately, the set up footage-style TV had been corrupted, merely now its contents induce been deciphered, giving us a much better look at the Hisui region. A short section that feels equal something outer of Pokemon Snap shows a handful of Snorunt performin in the Snow, but the slightly bumbling cameraman soon moves on.

⚠️ Research update! ⚠️Thank you for your reports, Trainers.Few years ago, a researcher uncovered some mysterious footage of the Hisui region. Professor Oak looked through all of your findings and was able to reestablish the video.Delight get a load. pic.twitter.com/hMHQiMP1wyOctober 21, 2021

They soon stagger upon an unknown Pokemon, the closed book of which was the key feature of the earlier trailer. In this footage, however, it's much easier to see, although you can understand the watcher's confusion, as this is the first prison term we've seen this peculiar version of the creature.

That Pokemon appears to be the Hisuian form of Zorua, a dark-type Pokemon first introduced in Gen 5. Normally black and loss, this variant is White-hot and Pink, with different eyes and fur patterns along its face. Unfortunately for the cameraman, non far behind it is Hisuian Zoroark, the evolved form of Zorua, which appears to cast an delusion causing the viewer to run away, leaving their camera in the hoodwink. Zoroark in spades appears to retain their dark typewriting, but it's likely that both Pokemon will also cost ice types in Pokemon Legends: Arceus.

Zorua and Zoroark aren't the first regional forms we've seen in Hisui. Braviary and Growlithe some get revolutionary looks to help cover with colder climes, spell Basculin and Stantler get solid new evolutions in the new game.

Which is scarier? Hisuian Zoroark or that massive, red-eyed Ursaring ?

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