Pokémon: We’ve Seen Galarian Slowbro, Can We Guess What Slowking Looks Like?

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Now That We ve Seen Galarian Slowbro Can We Guess What Slowking Looks Like

With Galarian Slowpoke officially revealed to the world as part of Pokémon Sword & Shield's DLC, are there hints about what Slowking will look like? via NintendoSoup Galarian Slowbro was revealed to the world recently, but as for what Galarian Slowking might look like, that's still up to the imagination of Pokémon's fanbase. The release of brought with it the introduction of some new . Not just brand new Pokémon, but also Galarian forms of some trainers were already familiar with. As was the case with the Alolan region and its variations, the pre-existing Pokémon have adapted to their surroundings in Galar. The variations include Weezing, Ponyta, and Meowth, among others. However, for Sword and Shield players, Slowpoke might be the most curious. The Psychic-type wasn't introduced until after the games had already been released, and there was only one way to find it. By approaching someone at Wedgehurst Station who bestows the yellow-tinged Slowpoke on trainers as a gift. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Once the Isle of Armor DLC is released next week, trainers will be able to evolve their Galarian Slowpoke into Galarian Slowbro. The evolved form's yellow tinges turn purple, and the Shellder usually found on its tail is on its arm. A Redditor accurately predicted what the new version of Slowbro was going to look like, right down to the markings on its hands. Which has got us wondering, what will Galarian Slowking look like once it makes its Sword and Shield debut? via Reddit The same Redditor had a crack at that too, and we would not be disappointed if Galarian Slowking looks like their vision above. Since regional variations of Pokémon tend to undergo a type change, we're wondering what that will mean for Galarian Slowking. The Galarica seeds Slowpoke has a taste for allow it to have moments of clarity. Perhaps when fully evolved, that additional brainpower will make Slowking much more cunning and diabolical than its Johto counterpart and turn it into a Dark-type. As for when we will get a definitive answer as to what Galarian Slowking will look like and what it might be capable of, it seems as if that won't happen until the arrival of Sword and Shield's second DLC. It would certainly be in keeping with the pattern and is also named Crown Tundra. There's no confirmed release date for the DLC just yet, just that it will be released before the end of 2020.