Trainers looking for a battle are also a bit more distinguishable this time around. Among the Pokémon shown in action were Pikachu, Meowth, Ledyba, Pichu, and new Pokémon Rowlett, Litten, Popplio, Yungoos, Grubbin and Pikipek. After fighting a Pokémon once, a new feature in the Pokédex will also tell you weather your Pokémon’s moves are Super-Effective, normally effective, or not very effective when used against that Pokémon. Each stat can be buffed or de-buffed up to six times, and the current multiplier is represented by up or down arrows. While the in-battle mechanics remain largely the same, players can now view stat buffs and debuffs on-screen (such as Growl lowering the opponent’s Attack by one stage) for both their own Pokémon as well as the opponent Pokémon, allowing for cleaner and more effective strategy.

During the live gameplay segment, viewers were able to get a chance to view several of the upcoming changes and new features of Pokémon Sun and Moon. Pokémon Sun and Moon has arrived at E3 and has brought with it a bevvy of new information. Pokémon Sun and Moon’s E3 debut has shone some light on what Gen VII has in store

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