‘Pokemon Sun And Moon’ Latest News & Update: Mega Evolution And A Demo Confirmed, Starter Evolution Revealed

"Pokemon Sun and Moon" new trailer has been released which revealed the three starter Pokemons, Dartrix, Torracat and Brionne. In addition, a "Pokemon Sun and Moon" demo will also be available this month which will include a unique version of Greninja called the Ash-Greninja. And to make things more exciting, the rumored Mega Evolution that fans are reportedly waiting for has already been confirmed.

The Pokemon Company just revealed that "Pokemon Sun and Moon" games will also feature the Mega Evolution which was originally seen from "Pokemon X and Y." This feature apparently allows Pokemons to  evolve with no limits and transform their type and abilities.

Additionally, players could also grab their chance to play the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" demo that will be available on Oct. 18 from Nintendo's eShop, Polygon reported. The demo comes with an Ash-Greninja Pokemon download. The said Pokemon can then be transferred to the actual game once it officially releases.

Meanwhile, a report from Kotaku lists the official description of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" starter evolutions. The first Pokemon described is Torracat which has a bell similar to a cat's. The bell is attached to Torracat's organ that apparently produces flames which it uses to fight enemies in "Pokemon Sun and Moon."

The next "Pokemon Sun and Moon" starter creature, Dartrix, is described as a Pokemon with a snobbish character. The said Pokemon is conscious with how it look so it grooms its feathers whenever it has the chance to do so. But when Dartrix commits something wrong, it sometimes desperately try hard to fix the error only to find itself creating a bigger mess.

Brionne, on the other hand, is a dancer Pokemon that works hard to learn and memorize its dance steps. As Brionne dances, balloons are created which it uses to slap into its enemies in times of battles in "Pokemon Sun and Moon."

"Pokemon Sun and Moon" games are slated for a Nov. 18 release date in North America and Japan. The game will also be released in Europe on Nov. 23.

Take a look at the evolved forms of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" starter Pokemons below.