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Pokemon Winds And Waves Could Have 300 New Pokemon, But Don’t Get Too Excited

Leaks surrounding Pokémon Winds and Waves suggest the arrival of Generation 10 and up to 300 new Pokémon.

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Leaks surrounding the potential release of Pokemon Winds and Waves suggested the inclusion of 300 new species, including new evolutions for Psyduck and Arcanine. Other reports tied these claims to previous series leaks, leading outlets to advise caution regarding the information.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

Reports regarding Pokémon Winds and Waves indicate a potential addition of 300 new Pokémon for Generation 10. Leaks also suggest new evolutions for Psyduck and Arcanine, the latter of which would be its first new evolution in 30 years.

Coverage from GameSpot, VICE, ScreenRant, Polygon.com, and games.gg highlights these additions, though GameSpot cautions against over-excitement. Polygon.com notes that some leaks tie back to a previous unfortunate creation in the series.

Future developments depend on the verification of these claims, as coverage currently characterizes the information as leaks.

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Questions people are asking

How many new Pokémon are rumored for Pokémon Winds and Waves?

Leaks claim that Generation 10 will add 300 new Pokémon.

Which existing Pokémon are rumored to get new evolutions?

According to coverage, Psyduck and Arcanine are rumored to receive new evolutions.

How long has it been since Arcanine last received an evolution?

ScreenRant reports that it has been 30 years.

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