Pokemon Sword Shield: Evolutions chains accidentally leaked

Paul Cot

A new Japanese Pokemon website has launched potentially leaking new details about the upcoming Pokemon Sword and Shield game.

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The new website will add a Dynamaxed Pokemon to any image you upload at random. This has revealed some Pokemon that were previously unconfirmed to appear the Galar region.

As reported on PokeCommunity the likes of Aegislash, Ribombee, and Sableye have been seen in images that the website has produced – and for those who need it confirming, yes, the website is official.

Pokemon CompanyThe website takes an image and adds a random Dynamaxed Pokemon…
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This wasn’t all we learned about the new Pokemon game though, which releases on November 15. One Pokemon fan on Twitter, abcboy101, had a look at some of the code behind the website.

The code the curious fan found relates to the code names that the website uses to identify Pokemon. It is very telling for two reasons – firstly the code used is very descriptive, as you can see below, and secondly, the number used at the end of each description appears to relate to its evolutionary stage.

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For example, Grookey’s code is “Gorilla1” suggesting it is a Gorilla looking – and maybe even reveal what can be expected from its evolutions – and that unsurprisingly it is indeed the first evolution.

More of a surprise comes when you look at Corviknight’s code which is “Gcommondori3” suggesting the flying-typed Pokemon has two evolutions before it.

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A full list of the discovered codes are as follows:

  • Scorbunny: Usagi1
  • Sobble: Chameleon1
  • Grookey: Gorilla1
  • Yamper: Inu1
  • Rolycoly: Sekitan1
  • Wooloo: Wool1
  • Corviknight: Gcommondori3
  • Alcremie: Gcream2
  • Morpeko: Pospika
  • Polteageist: Teacup2
  • Gigantamax Drednaw: Gkame2
  • Duraludon: Haganedoragon
  • Gossifleur: Touwata1

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We can also see Alcremie, Polteageist and Drednaw may also have earlier evolutions, too.

This isn’t confirmation though, as it is simply codenames used which officially don’t have any meaning behind. We’ll have to wait for more Pokemon Sword and Shield information to be revealed before we can be certain but it is very interesting nonetheless.