The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Isle of Armor DLC Expansion for Sword & Shield 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:reintroduced over a hundred of the cut Pokémon from past generations🌌 that didn't appear on the Galar mainland. Following this, speculation has run wild for which Pokémon wil💧l make their appearance in the upcoming round of DLC, the Crown Tundra.
The developers did reveal a shortlist of confirmed Pokémon returning, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:leaks have expanded on that list. But, many areও still expecting to see certain Pokémon, and others would just make sense. Here are some predictions on who we might see in the Crown Tun✃dra expansion.
10 ꧅ౠNew Galarian Forms
So far, new Galarian forms have been few and far between in the DLC. The first round only introduced Galarian Slowpoke and Slowbro, leaving Slowking for the later DLC. However, no other Galarian forms were introduced, much to the dismay of many fans, especially those who would like to see some168澳洲幸运5开奖网: later generations get more attention.
The upcoming Crown Tundra will be home to Galarian forms for the Legendary Birds, Moltres💜, Zapdos, and Articuno. However, between those three and Slowking, there doesn't seem to be any others on the way. Hopefully the developers will give the fans what they want.
9 Jynx
Part of the list of Pokémon that are officially confirmed to be c🍸oming ba🐲ck is Electabuzz and Magmar, plus their Baby pre-evolutions and later-gen evolutions, Elekid, Magby, Electivire, and Magmortar.
The return of these Pokémon may hint directly at the return of Jynx as w🐼ell. In Gen I, Jynx, Elꦇectabuzz, and Magmar were part of an unofficial trio. They both received a Baby in Gen II and then, due to some controversy with Jynx's appearance, only the other two received evolutions in Gen IV. However, Jynx is an Ice-type, so it's the best suited of the three to make it in the Crown Tundra.
8 ဣ Kantonian Birds
With the introduction ♉of Galarian forms, it was unknown how their original forms would be obtained in the Generation VIII games. Players now know that this can be done through in-game trades with an NPC around the Isle of Armor.𒊎 Here, the trader will ask for the Galarian form and give the original form in return.
With the introduction of Galarian forms for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Moltres, Zapdos, and Articuno, it begs the question♈: will the player be able to trade a random NPC for Legendary Pokémon in their Kantonian forms? Hope🍸fully!
7 Walrein
There might not be a single Pokémon more suited to inhabit a tundra surrounded by water tha🍎n Walrein and its evolutionary counterparts. These Pokémon look like seals or walruses, which are known for lazing abou🌜t on arctic coasts and ice floes.
It stands to reason then, that these Water/Ice-types will definitely appear in the Crown Tundra. The 🦄new NPC that is representing the DLC is Peony, and he looks like an arctic explorer. Walrein would make for a perfect ace for this new character.
6 Salamence ♔and Dragon𝓰ite
There are only three pseudo-legendaries that are not present in the Gen VIII games so far: Metagross, Dragonite, and Salamence. It has been confirmed that Metagross will be returning in the Crown Tundra, so one can only surmise that its counterpart from Gen III, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Salamence, will be joining it.
If this is truಞe, then Dragonite wi⛄ll be the only pseudo-legendary left out. So, it only makes sense that poor Dragonite comes too.
5 Darkrai
Many, many Legendaries are making their return in the Crown Tundra following a base game with only the three new ones — Eternatus, Zacian, and Zamazenta — and an expansion with ꦦonly two — Kubfu and Urshifu. Legendary Pokémon from almost every region 🦋have been announced as returning in the Crown Tundra.
One of them is Cresselia, from Generation IV. This Pokémon is actually 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:part of a duo with Darkrai, who𝔉 is a fan-favorite Pokémon. It only makes sense that Darkrai comes back, too.
4 Regigigas
There were basically two huge announcements for the Crown Tundra in terms of new Pokémon: the new Legendary, Calyrex, the aforementioned Galarian Legendary Birds, and new members of the "Regis," Regieleki a🐻nd Regidrago. It has also been confirmed that the existing Regis, Regice, Registeel, and Regirock will be returning.
It would only make sense, then, that their troupe leꦯader Regigigas would make a retu𝐆rn too. However, it hasn't been confirmed as of yet.
3 Tyrantrum
ไFossils often come in pairs, save for the oldest in Gen I and the ne༒west in Gen VIII. In Generation VI, the pair consisted of the Sail Fossil and the Jaw Fossil, which would be restored into Amaura and Tyrunt, respectively.
Amaura and its evolution, Aurorus, fit perfectly into the theme of th🌼e Crown Tundra. They're ancient Rock/Ice-types that live in northern regions under the Aurora Borealis. They've been confirmed to be coming back, but Tyrunt and Tyrantrum have not. Hopefully they keep this pair together.
2 Ultra Beastsꦇ ꦗ
Where there's Necrozma, there's Ultra Beasts in close pursuit. This seems to be the case in the Generation VII games, where the story goes that Necrozma came to the Alola Region through an Ultra ဣWormhole, which it can cඣreate at will, and the Ultra Beasts come through them as well.
Since Necrozma, Lunala, and 𝓡Solgaleo have all been confirmed as returning in the Crown Tunℱdra, perhaps the Ultra Beasts will once again follow.
1 Starters
Initially, fans were a little ღpeeved that Charizar🦩d would be the only previous-gen starter to make it into the game. Fans saw this as favoritism by Game Freak, which they accused of passing over many other fan-favorites.
However, the Gen VII starters were later added to the game via transfer, and Bulbasaur and Squirtle were reintroduced via the Isle of Armor. Here's hoping that some other starters make it 🎃back too, though 🍷which ones do still remains anyone's guess.