Recent leaks have been making rounds online pertaining the imminent Pokemon Z release date seen to be plausible in early 2016 and the new mysterious pokemon leaked as well as spotted by many game enthusiasts from the latest Pokemon XY Movie titled, 'Hoopa and the Clash of Ages.'
According to iDigital Times, there's a new reveal that has been dropped in Japan just this week regarding the Pokémon Z release date courtesy of Joe Merrick, a credible source and webmaster of Serebii. Merrick took to Twitter and shared that a purported merchandise sell sheet sends out a fresh clue of a new Pokémon.
So, a merchandise sell sheet is now hiding "New Pokémon". It's that time of year again. pic.twitter.com/2HHRSD4KrU
— Joe Merrick (@JoeMerrick) August 4, 2015
Merrick reportedly revealed that the sell sheet reads, "New Pokémon" except the usual ??? or Pokémon A and this prompts Pokemon addicts that Pokemon Z must be on the table. The sheet is claimed for merchandise that will outed in November, thus, an update on this new Pokémon will be announced shortly.
Based on how it goes with the two new Pokemon that have been spotted in the film, the Pokémon Company and Nintendo will possibly have green blob included with the sleeping Gen 1 starters and Pikachu. The site added that announcement of a new Pokémon will be preceding the release date of the next main Pokémon title, Pokemon Z, predicted to be happening early 2016 after the sell sheet is out in November.
In earlier news, the leaked visuals, as reported by IB Times, did reveal two new Pokemons that are to be introduced in the movie, one is the mysterious green blob Pokemon and other which appeared to be a flying Pokemon in the trailer. Speculations suggest that it's Pokemon Volcanion's mega form or of Zygarde's if baby Pokemon is its zygote.
Nintendo has already confirmed that fans can expect two new titles out this year namely, the Yokai Watch and the Super Mystery Dungeon but with this latest tease of two new Pokémon, the gaming community is not far from seeing a Pokemon Z release in early 2016.
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