Three Pokémon features that may likely come to Pokémon GO

The deal is, there are a lot of features common to Pokémon in main series games that get introduced into Pokémon GO gradually. One of the features is the Pokémon primal forms which make Kyogre and Groudon transform into another form. Another feature is the Pokémon mega forms. Since this is the deal, there are other features that will probably make their debut in Pokémon GO in the future.

The Pokémon Features

  • Terastal phenomenon: this unique feature lets Pokémon change their type mid-battles while boosting their moves. Terastal manifests as a flurry of crystal that solidifies into a new hat for the Pokémon during battle. How it works can be explained as follows. Imagine using a flying-type Pokémon and your opponent is using a rock-type Pokémon. You can Terastallize your Pokémon into a water-type which is stronger than rock-type Pokémon. This feature is in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.
  • Gigantimax forms: this feature or mechanic helps your Pokémon to become bigger. The Pokémon becomes a super-charged huge version of itself. Some examples of Pokémon that can have the Gigantimax forms are Snorlax, Blastoise, Lapras, Eevee, and Melmetal. This feature is in Pokémon Sword & Shield.
  • Z-Moves: this feature lets Pokémon learn new moves which can only be used once in a battle. You will need the Z-Ring and Z-Crystal. These items can then be used with a compatible Pokémon to learn moves like Breakneck Blitz and Tectonic Rage. This feature was introduced in Pokémon Sun & Moon.

These features may never come to Pokémon GO but it will be cool if they do.

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