'Pokemon Sun and Moon' news, update: New Alola forms, Evil Team revealed in latest CoroCoro issue

The latest magazine issue of CoroCoro has already been released, and the Japanese-based publication featured more exciting details of the upcoming Nintendo 3DS game "Pokemon Sun and Moon." A new set of Pokemon has been revealed, along with the new Alola forms of certain Pokemon. Also, CoroCoro also gave the fans the first glimpse of the new Pokemon generation's Evil Team that will make their debut in the upcoming video game.

As reported by Serebii, the CoroCoro issue revealed the four new Pokemon that the fans and gamers should watch out for. These new Pokemon include Sunabaa and Shurodesuna, combined ghost and ground-type sandcastle Pokemon. Also, the pre-evolution form of Bewear was unveiled in the form of Nuikouma. This form remains to be a normal and fighting-type Pokemon. Lastly, there is also a new water-type Pokemon named Yowashi, which resembles a normal fish. It has the unique ability to summon a school of its own kind to combine and become a larger Yowashi.

On the other hand, more Alola types of currently existing Pokemon have also been revealed in the August issue. This includes the Alola Morowak, which many people believe to be a combined fire and ghost-type Pokemon. Serebii described this Alola Pokemon to have a new fighting style to counter its natural enemies. Also, Alola Meowth was also shown to become a Dark-type Pokemon due to Meowth breeding from the Alolan royal family. 

Lastly, the Evil Team of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" are revealed to be Tea Skull, composed of the team's big boss named Guzma and his female team member, Plumeri.

"Pokemon Sun and Moon" will be first released in Japan and the North American continent on Nov. 18, and those "Pokemon" fans in Europe will get the chance to have the game on Nov. 23. It will be released in Nintendo's 3D format, thus making the Pokemon experience more fun and realistic as possible. Nintendo has already revealed the other 11 Pokemon that will grace the next "Pokemon" game title. These new Pokemon include Rowlet, Litten, Yungoos, Pikipek, Grubbin, Iwanko, Nekkoara, Popplio, Lunala, Solgaleo, and Magearna. 

"Pokemon Sun and Moon" will also have a 350-page Pokemon guide upon its release, perfect for those who would like to collect exclusive Pokemon items. Pokemon gamers from Canada and the United Kingdom can get their own copies of the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" standard guide by availing them via Amazon.