Pokémon Home Datamine Reveals 21 Upcoming Moves
A recent Pokémon Home datamine has revealed 21 new attack moves coming in the Sword & Shield Isle of Armor DLC.
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It seems that the upcoming Isle of Armor DLC for Pokémon Sword & Shield will add some new moves to the game, as a datamine of Pokémon Home has revealed the names of twenty-one attacks within the files of the app.
The Expansion Pass for Pokémon Sword & Shield will give the player access to two two DLC updates when they are released. The first update is the Isle of Armor, which is due to be released in June, while the second is The Crown Tundra, which is due to be released in the fall. The expansions will each be adding over one hundred Pokémon each, some of which will be returning classics, while others will be brand new.
The Isle of Armor expansion is due to be released soon and it seems that Pokémon Home is already preparing for the new content. According to Nintendo Everything, a new update for Pokémon Home has been datamined by fans and the names of twenty-one attacks have been found. These attacks don’t belong to any Pokémon that exist within the game so far. The attacks are –
- Expanding Force
- Steel Roller
- Scale Shot
- Meteor Beam
- Shell Side Arm
- Misty Explosion
- Grassy Glide
- Rising Voltage
- Terrain Pulse
- Skitter Smack
- Burning Jealousy
- Lash Out
- Poltergeist
- Corrosive Gas
- Coaching
- Flip Turn
- Triple Axel
- Dual Wingbeat
- Scorching Sands
- Jungle Healing
- Wicked Blow
- Surging Strikes
The purpose of Jungle Healing has already been revealed, as it will be the signature move of Zarude. Jungle Healing restores the HP of the Pokémon on the field and its allies, as well as healing status effects. Zarude is an upcoming Dark/Grass-type Mythical Pokémon that is meant to star in the upcoming Pokémon movie. It’s likely that it will be added to the game as part of the Isle of Armor DLC.
There were many fans who believed that Isle of Armor would be delayed, considering all of the other setbacks in the industry caused by COVID-19. It seems that the DLC was close enough to being finished to avoid a delay, so fans should look forward to encountering old friends and new faces when the Isle of Armor launches next month.
The Isle of Armor DLC for Pokémon Sword & Shield is due to be released in June.
Source: Nintendo Everything
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