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At the Pokémon Game Show event in Japan, a {{bp|Pokémon X and Y}} demo unveiled the games' title screen and various elements from the game. {{ | At the Pokémon Game Show event in Japan, a {{bp|Pokémon X and Y}} demo unveiled the games' title screen and various elements from the game. {{type|Fire}} is confirmed to be resistant to {{type|Fairy}} attacks. Fairy types take neutral damage from Fire-type attacks. | ||
When the player talks with {{bp|Professor Sycamore}} during a certain point in the game, the Professor will challenge them to a battle. The player is given a {{p|Mewtwo}}, which Mega | A move screen shows a {{bp|Mega Evolution}} button, which can be used to Mega Evolve the player's Pokémon. This is displayed when the Pokémon is holding one {{bp|Mega Stone}} that it needs to evolve. Pokémon can use a move on the same turn as Mega Evolving. | ||
Running is now the default; holding the B button allows the player to walk. | |||
When the player talks with {{bp|Professor Sycamore}} during a certain point in the game, the Professor will challenge them to a battle. The player is given a {{p|Mewtwo}}, which Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo. The player then faces {{p|Crobat}}, {{p|Dragonite}}, and {{p|Chandelure}}. There were several displays at the event, showing different Mega Evolution Pokémon, other Pokémon from Pokémon X and Y, and statues of {{p|Xerneas}} and {{p|Yveltal}}. {{p|Sylveon}} is shown to have the moves {{m4|Tail Whip|Fairy Wind|Quick Attack|Swift}}. Froakie has the moves {{m4|Water Pulse|Round|Quick Attack|Lick}}. Fennekin has the moves {{m4|Psybeam|Fire Spin|Tail Whip|Flame Charge}}. Helioptile knows the moves {{m4|Tail Whip|Thundershock|Quick Attack|Parabolic Charge}}. | |||
In one shot, the player is shown riding a {{p|Rhyhorn}}, while in a different shot they are riding a {{p|Skiddo}}. Battle scenes were shown, with Mega {{p|Mewtwo}} facing {{p|Chandelure}}, and the player facing {{p|Crobat}}. A battle screen is shown with the player facing their rival. A time limit is mentioned in one of the shots where the player is speaking to their rival. The player can kneel down to a Pokémon and talk to them, with the example of talking to a {{p|Marill}} shown. | In one shot, the player is shown riding a {{p|Rhyhorn}}, while in a different shot they are riding a {{p|Skiddo}}. Battle scenes were shown, with Mega {{p|Mewtwo}} facing {{p|Chandelure}}, and the player facing {{p|Crobat}}. A battle screen is shown with the player facing their rival. A time limit is mentioned in one of the shots where the player is speaking to their rival. The player can kneel down to a Pokémon and talk to them, with the example of talking to a {{p|Marill}} shown. | ||
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XY Prerelease | XY Prerelease Mega Evolution Battle Button.png|Mega Evolution button display | ||
XY | XY Prerelease Facing Crobat.png|Facing Crobat | ||
XY Prerelease Main Character Riding Rhyhorn.png|Riding Rhyhorn | XY Prerelease Main Character Riding Rhyhorn.png|Riding Rhyhorn | ||
XY Prerelease | XY Prerelease demo title screen.png|Demo title screen | ||
XY Prerelease | XY Prerelease Japanese Y title screen.png|Y title screen | ||
XY Prerelease Facing Chandelure.png|Facing Chandelure with Mega Mewtwo | XY Prerelease Facing Chandelure.png|Facing Chandelure with Mega Mewtwo | ||
XY Prerelease Kneeling Down To Face Pokemon.png|Kneeling down toward Marill | XY Prerelease Kneeling Down To Face Pokemon.png|Kneeling down toward Marill | ||
XY Prerelease Play Feed Friendliness.png|Play, Hunger, Friendliness options | XY Prerelease Play Feed Friendliness.png|Play, Hunger, Friendliness options | ||
XY Prerelease Pokemon-Amie Froakie.png|Froakie for Pokemon-Amie | XY Prerelease Pokemon-Amie Froakie.png|Froakie for Pokemon-Amie | ||
XY Prerelease | XY Prerelease Pokémon Select Screen.png|Pokémon Select Screen | ||
XY Prerelease Calem battle.png|Battling rival Calem | XY Prerelease Calem battle.png|Battling rival Calem | ||
XY Prerelease Sylveon Move Set.png|Sylveon's moveset | XY Prerelease Sylveon Move Set.png|Sylveon's moveset | ||
XY Prerelease Fennekin Move Set.png|Fennekin's moveset | XY Prerelease Fennekin Move Set.png|Fennekin's moveset | ||
XY Prerelease Froakie Move Set.png|Froakie's moveset | XY Prerelease Froakie Move Set.png|Froakie's moveset | ||
XY Prerelease Helioptile Move Set.png|Helioptile's moveset | XY Prerelease Helioptile Move Set.png|Helioptile's moveset | ||
PGS Pokémon display 1.png|Kalos Pokémon display | |||
PGS Pokémon display 2.png|Kalos Pokémon display | |||
PGS Mega Evolution display.png|Mega Evolution display | |||
PGS Xerneas statue.png|Xerneas statue | |||
PGS Yveltal statue.png|Yveltal statue | |||
Pokémon XY guides info.png|Guides info | |||
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At the Pokémon Game Show event in Japan, a Pokémon X and Y demo unveiled the games' title screen and various elements from the game. Fire-type is confirmed to be resistant to Fairy-type attacks. Fairy types take neutral damage from Fire-type attacks.
A move screen shows a Mega Evolution button, which can be used to Mega Evolve the player's Pokémon. This is displayed when the Pokémon is holding one Mega Stone that it needs to evolve. Pokémon can use a move on the same turn as Mega Evolving.
Running is now the default; holding the B button allows the player to walk.
When the player talks with Professor Sycamore during a certain point in the game, the Professor will challenge them to a battle. The player is given a Mewtwo, which Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo. The player then faces Crobat, Dragonite, and Chandelure. There were several displays at the event, showing different Mega Evolution Pokémon, other Pokémon from Pokémon X and Y, and statues of Xerneas and Yveltal. Sylveon is shown to have the moves Tail Whip, Fairy Wind, Quick Attack and Swift. Froakie has the moves Water Pulse, Round, Quick Attack and Lick. Fennekin has the moves Psybeam, Fire Spin, Tail Whip and Flame Charge. Helioptile knows the moves Tail Whip, Thundershock, Quick Attack and Parabolic Charge.
In one shot, the player is shown riding a Rhyhorn, while in a different shot they are riding a Skiddo. Battle scenes were shown, with Mega Mewtwo facing Chandelure, and the player facing Crobat. A battle screen is shown with the player facing their rival. A time limit is mentioned in one of the shots where the player is speaking to their rival. The player can kneel down to a Pokémon and talk to them, with the example of talking to a Marill shown.
New information about Pokémon-Amie was shown. There are three options to choose from for the Pokémon: play, hunger, and friendliness, there is a display screen showing the different options. In one example, Froakie is being fed the new food item called Pofure 「ポフレ」.
The Completion Strategy Guide, Story Guide, Kalos Pokédex Guide have been announced. The Completion Strategy Guide is 262 pages long and it is not known when it will be released. The Story Guide is 600 pages long and will be released in Nov. The Kalos Pokédex Guide is 800 pages long and will be released in Dec.
Mega Evolution button display
Facing Crobat
Riding Rhyhorn
Demo title screen
Y title screen
Facing Chandelure with Mega Mewtwo
Kneeling down toward Marill
Play, Hunger, Friendliness options
Froakie for Pokemon-Amie
Pokémon Select Screen
Battling rival Calem
Sylveon's moveset
Fennekin's moveset
Froakie's moveset
Helioptile's moveset
Kalos Pokémon display
Kalos Pokémon display
Mega Evolution display
Xerneas statue
Yveltal statue
Guides info
