Pawmi, Lechonk, And Smoliv Revealed For Pokemon Scarlet/Violet
Aside from the cover legendaries, the latest Pokemon Scarlet/Violet trailer has also revealed three brand new Pokemon that will be making their debut in the game.
The three new Pokemon are the Electric-Type Pawmi, the Normal-Type Lechonk, and the Grass/Normal-Type Smoliv. The official website for the game has also revealed a few more details about them such as their abilities, characteristics, and more.
Check it all out below:
Pawmi
Electricity-Discharging Organs on Its Forepaws
In addition to the electric sacs in its cheeks, Pawmi has electricity-discharging organs on its forepaws. It generates electricity by rubbing its cheeks, then it shocks its opponents by touching them with the pads on its forepaws.
Thick Fur That Stores Electricity
Not only is the fur that covers its body good insulation against the cold, but it also serves the purpose of storing electricity. When it feels uneasy, this cautious Pokémon will begin rubbing its cheeks, preparing itself to discharge an electric shock.
Lechonk
A Gourmand with an Excellent Nose
Lechonk uses its sense of smell to find and eat only the most fragrant wild grasses and the richest Berries. As a result of its dining habits, it has come to radiate an aroma resembling herbs that bug Pokémon dislike.
Timid and Fainthearted—but Also Strong
If attacked by an opponent and startled, it will charge forward in a panic. It may appear fat at first glance, but in reality, the Pokémon’s body is mostly muscle built by constantly walking around in search of food.
Smoliv
Oil So Bitter and Astringent It Will Make You Flinch
The oil that comes out of its head has a very strong bitter taste, and it is not suitable for consumption. When startled or attacked, Smoliv will shoot this oil out, slowing its opponent down. It will then seize that moment to run away.
Fine without Eating or Drinking
In the fruit on its head, Smoliv stores oil made from nutrients it gathers through photosynthesis. As a result, it can go for a week without eating or drinking. It prefers dry and sunny climates, and it seems to spend its days sunbathing.
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