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All new Pokémon and those who return to Sword and Shield with the DLC (+80)

All new Pokémon and those who return to Sword and Shield with the DLC (+80)

The confirmation of an Expansion Pass for these editions will mean the return of 200 Pokémon from previous generations of the saga.

The Pokémon Direct of this past January 9 left a lot of information for the future of the eighth generation of Pokémon, with the Sword and Shield editions as the main protagonists. This time there will not be a third edition; there will not be an extended version but an Expansion Pass divided into two adventures: The Island of Armor (June) and The Snows of the Crown (Autumn).

Each of them will consist of hours of play through new territories, new game modes, accessories, Wild Areas and a hundred Pokémon from previous generations. Each of the two expansions will bring 100 new Pokémon of yesteryear that are not present in the editions of Pokémon Sword and Shield (they can be obtained through exchange or Pokémon HOME if we do not buy the Expansion Pass), a list of which already We know more than 80 creatures, including new regional forms and completely new Pokémon from Galar.

Pokémon Sword Shield - All Pokémon confirmed in the Expansion Pass
The snows of the crown (autumn)

New Pokémon discovered in Galar (DLC)

We begin with the new names, those that correspond indigenously to Galar and do not belong to the regional Galar of Sword of Sword and Shield:

  • Kubfu
  • Urshifu (Abrupt Style)
  • Urshifo (Fluid Style)
  • Calyrex

Pokémon Sword Shield - All Pokémon confirmed in the Expansion Pass
Urshifu (Abrupt Style) and Urshifo (Fluid Style)

Kubfu is the Pokémon Kung-fu. We will see it on The Island of Armor this June. According to the official description, this Lucha-like creature, “although Galar used to be his home, Kubfu now lives in a mountainous territory far away from this region. There are historical documents that affirm that this species used to travel to unexplored lands alongside humans who sought to trade and explore. It is said that the Kubfu of now are the result of adaptation to the distant lands that their ancestors visited and explored, and that is why they currently live so far away. ”

It will have two evolutions, two ways for Urshifu. The Abrupt Style will be Sinister Fight, while the Fluid Style will be Water type. Both have Gigamax shapes.

Finally, Calyrex, the Pokémon King, of Psychic and Plant type. We will not see it until autumn on the occasion of The Snows of the Crown. “Despite its delicate and light appearance, each of its movements is full of dignity and grace. He is tremendously intelligent, and it is said that he can see the past, the present and the future. ”

New Gigamax forms of initial Sword and Shield Pokémon

  • Rillaboom Gigamax
  • Cinderace Gigamax
  • Gigamax Inteleon
  • Venusaur Gigamax
  • Gigamax Charizard
  • Blastoise Gigamax

Blastoise Gigamax and Venusaur Gigamax
Blastoise Gigamax and Venusaur Gigamax

New regional forms of Pokémon already known in Sword and Shield

  • Galar Slowpoke
  • Regi (Electric?) (Name still unknown)
  • Regi (Sinister?) (Name still unknown)
  • Articuno
  • Zapdos
  • Moltres

Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres de Galar
Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres de Galar

The Pokémon that return on the occasion of the Sword and Shield Expansion Pass

In the following list we will review the complete evolutionary lines; that is, having seen Pokémon like Zorua and Azurill, we can access Zoroark (through natural evolution) or Marill and Azumarill (through breeding and evolution).

All new Pokémon and those who return to Sword and Shield with the DLC (+80)
100 Pokémon for June; Another 100 for fall. We review the already sighted.

  • Nidoran (male)
  • Nidorino
  • Nesting
  • Zubat
  • Golbat
  • Crobat
  • Horse
  • Seadra
  • Kingdra
  • Dedenne
  • Rockruff
  • Lycanroc
  • Azurill
  • Marill
  • Azumarill
  • Elekid
  • Electabuzz
  • Electivire
  • Beldum
  • Metang
  • Metagross
  • Magnemite
  • Magnetom
  • Magnezone
  • Sealeo
  • Spheal
  • Walrein
  • Happiny
  • Chansey
  • Blissey
  • Gible
  • Gabite
  • Garchomp
  • Amaura
  • Aurorus
  • Shellos
  • West Gastrodon
  • Larvesta
  • Volcarona
  • Zorua
  • Zoroark
  • Cryogonal
  • Legendary Pokémon that return (The Snows of the Crown)

    Crowd of Legendary Pokémon return
    Crowd of Legendary Pokémon return

    Generation I

    • Mewtwo

    Generation II

    • Ho-oh
    • Lugia
    • Raikou
    • I understood
    • Suicune

    Generation III

    • Regice
    • Regirock
    • Registeel
    • Latias
    • Latios
    • Groudon
    • Kyogre
    • Rayquaza

    IV generation

    • Uxie
    • Mesprit
    • Azelf
    • Dialga
    • Palkia
    • Giratina
    • Cresselia
    • Heatran

    V generation

    • Tornadus
    • Landorus
    • Thundurus
    • Reshiram
    • Zekrom
    • Kyurem

    Generation VI

    • Xerneas
    • Yveltal
    • Zygarde

    Generation VII

    • Tapu koko
    • Tapu Lele
    • Tapu Bulu
    • Tapu Fini
    • Solgaleo
    • Lunala
    • Necrozma
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