Pokémon Sword and Shield: Crown Tundra DLC Details Leaked
Dataminers have reportedly uncovered details from Pokémon: Sword and Shield’s upcoming Crown Tundra DLC and revealed who is coming to the expansion.
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A slew of leaked details from the upcoming Pokémon: Sword and Shield DLC has given players a potential look at what’s to come from The Crown Tundra expansion.
Following the success of the main Sword and Shield story, Game Freak promised fans that there was plenty more to come with two DLCs. While the recent release of The Isle of Armor DLC focuses on new features including the Cram-o-matic, Armorite Ore and Gigantamax forms for Venusaur and Blastoise, the latest reports suggest The Crown Tundra is adding a bunch of familiar faces.
Dataminer abcboy101 shared their findings on Twitter (via ComicBook.com) and revealed 119 Pokémon that could be coming to the wintery lands of The Crown Tundra. As well as notable returns for the Dratini, Gible and Bagon lines, there’s a ton of legendary Pokémon. Tipped to find a new home in The Crown Tundra are the Legendary Birds (Zapdos, Articuno and Moltres), the Swords of Justice (Cobalion, Keldeo and Terrakion) and Gen 7’s Ultra Beasts.
So GF has basically confirmed the Pokémon they plan to add in The Crown Tundra with the dex entries they left out (+/- Mewtwo, Mew, Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion, which are already available but not with dex entries) https://t.co/NyhNVG8VPq pic.twitter.com/Nbv27LnBql
The reveal doesn’t end there as it looks like the four chapters for The Crown Tundra have also been leaked. Sources claim the chapters are called “A Legendary Tree for a Legendary Three” (focusing on the Legendary Birds), “The Terrible Titans…Lurking Locked Away” (supposedly the Regis line of Legendary Golems), “They Came from the Ultra Beyond!” (featuring the Ultra Beasts) and “The Scared Bonds of Sovereign and Steed” (introducing Calyrex and its unknown evolution).
In The Isle of Armor, rival Hop made a subtle nod to Sonia being off exploring an icy tundra — presumably setting up the much more story-focused Crown Tundra. Despite the originally divisive reception of The Isle of Armor, Sword and Shield is a milestone moment for the franchise as the first main Pokémon game to include a DLC. Both expansions are priced at $29.99, and, while The Isle of Armor is available now, The Crown Tundra won’t release until later in 2020.
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