Pokémon World!

Trisaur

A powerful plant dinosaur and guardian of the forest. Leafy armor protects its sturdy frame; when sunlight reaches its body, green energy surges through it, helping Trisaur grow larger and stronger. Its evolution turns a gentle first partner into a presence that can hold the whole forest line.

Cindrim

A fire shrimp built for the heat. It springs through lava pools on quick, fearless legs, its segmented shell glowing like hot coals. When Cindrim darts through volcanic haze, its antennae shine like two tiny beacons.

Flarefin

This ember-scaled fish sweeps through lava-lit water, steering with a tail shaped like a living flame. It is its own Pokémon, distinct from Molfin the dolphin.

Kragma

A basalt-shelled wanderer of the black shores. Huge volcanic-rock claws crackle with molten light, revealing bright seams beneath the dark armor.

GRAVITON

A chrome amoeba with one unmistakable eye and flowing violet-blue plasma. Graviton’s body never seems to settle: its shape shifts as if its genetic pattern is being rewritten from one moment to the next. The design stays spare—one eye, one restless living form.

Etrix

Three steel orbs hold a perfect orbit around Etrix’s central node, kept in motion by psychic gravity. It can guide objects with astonishing precision. But when its orbit destabilizes, power folds inward—and the core can erupt in a gravity burst.

Vipo

A cunning purple serpent with a gem on its forehead. Vipo spins webs of deceit and sends illusions rippling through a battle. Its poison-like look is part of the trick: Vipo is not Poison type. A later, limbless form—sleek lavender fur and oversized catlike ears—is known as Velvipo.

Luxie

Luxie is a mythical creature of light that levitates without wings or ordinary limbs, its silk-like streamers flowing beneath it. It appears where light bends across crystal and water, then glides silently away. Prism Isle is where this legend takes shape.

Introducing two new types: Gem and Photon. A new item joins the journey: Pokéop.

Hieon

Hieon carries itself with unmistakable pride. Its mirror-bright scales catch the world—and turn it back on itself. Before trying again, Hieon studies its reflection in sea or storm-glass: not out of vanity, but to understand where it fell short. That self-knowledge keeps its confidence sharp and its pride from becoming arrogance.

Then it sprints, leaps, and skips wave crests like a stone over water, crossing oceans on wind. At top speed, its cry breaks the sound barrier.

Card attacks: Wave Skip · Sonic Break