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In lucid awakening
The official site has been updated with some new Ranger info, introducing some new areas as well as additional explanation on 'capturing' pokemons. Find the pictures here if you know how to navigate through Japanese words.
Places:
Previously, we know that the region this time is called Fiore, and two places have been revealed: Fall City and Ring Town. This time, two (essentially three) more locations are revealed.
1) Summer Land - a famous tourist spot intermingling ancient ruins and jungles. Its olive green jungles are inhabited by unique species of pokemons and plants. At its center, the ruins are a good place for rangers to test their skills.
2) Shikura Mountains and Win (Wind) Town - Shikura Mountains are the mountains on the northern border of Fiore. On its top is the ancient Fiore Sacred Shrine which door is always closed. At the foot of this mountain range is the Win (Wind) Town (the exact katakana translates as Win, but in a way it can be interpreted as Wind as well since it is followed by the syllable Ta in Town). People in this town live in houses built in stones that can withstand the cold.
New Characters:
The evil organization is revealed to be Team GoGo. The mysterious man and woman described previously are the grunts of Team GoGo, while in this update, the organization's four admins, Mirai, Yuuki, Yarai, Youji (from left to right on the picture), are displayed.
On the good guy's side, two new ranger leaders have been revealed. The purple haired woman in a veil is called Erida, and she's the leader of the Win (Wind) Town rangers, her city mark being a blue letter W, and her leader emblem bearing the letter L like all leaders. She's described to possess capture styles that are cool and hot.
The chubby guy is named Kamuri, who's the ranger leader of Summer Town, an easy going guy. His city symbol is a red coloured S, and his emblem, again, with the L letter.
Ring Town's ranger leader, Hayate, who was revealed last time, has a yellow R as the city symbol. Since your character hails from the same place, you will have the same city symbol and emblem colour. Fall City's leader, Joe, has a green F as the city symbol, so as his top ranger, Aria, who from what I see is a class 5 ranger.
Capture Assist:
In the last update, we know that there are different coloured Capture Disks. It is revealed this time that they are used for lending one pokemon's powers to capture another one.
The disks are categorized by the pokemon types, i.e. blue for water type, red for fire, green for grass, and so on. We don't know all the colours yet but ice type is purple according to the video.
As you progress further into the game, certain wild pokemons will be almost impossible to capture because they keep attacking (remember that pokemon attacks destory your capture lines). So what you do is, find a suitable pokemon in your party (meaning pokemons you have recruited but have not really lent their help yet), preferrably one with an advantageous type, and select the Capture Disk of its type.
Different types of disks do different things. According to the video, for grass type capture disks, your capture lines will turn into bushes which resist water attacks, so you can capture a water pokemon easily. Fire disks do similar things, while water disks create bubbles to trap the wild pokemon temporarily, and ice disks freezes them.
It is unknown whether Capture Assist is counted as help lending, that means we still don't know if the pokemon you seek help from to capture another will go away after this process.
Coronis~
Places:
Previously, we know that the region this time is called Fiore, and two places have been revealed: Fall City and Ring Town. This time, two (essentially three) more locations are revealed.
1) Summer Land - a famous tourist spot intermingling ancient ruins and jungles. Its olive green jungles are inhabited by unique species of pokemons and plants. At its center, the ruins are a good place for rangers to test their skills.
2) Shikura Mountains and Win (Wind) Town - Shikura Mountains are the mountains on the northern border of Fiore. On its top is the ancient Fiore Sacred Shrine which door is always closed. At the foot of this mountain range is the Win (Wind) Town (the exact katakana translates as Win, but in a way it can be interpreted as Wind as well since it is followed by the syllable Ta in Town). People in this town live in houses built in stones that can withstand the cold.
New Characters:
The evil organization is revealed to be Team GoGo. The mysterious man and woman described previously are the grunts of Team GoGo, while in this update, the organization's four admins, Mirai, Yuuki, Yarai, Youji (from left to right on the picture), are displayed.
On the good guy's side, two new ranger leaders have been revealed. The purple haired woman in a veil is called Erida, and she's the leader of the Win (Wind) Town rangers, her city mark being a blue letter W, and her leader emblem bearing the letter L like all leaders. She's described to possess capture styles that are cool and hot.
The chubby guy is named Kamuri, who's the ranger leader of Summer Town, an easy going guy. His city symbol is a red coloured S, and his emblem, again, with the L letter.
Ring Town's ranger leader, Hayate, who was revealed last time, has a yellow R as the city symbol. Since your character hails from the same place, you will have the same city symbol and emblem colour. Fall City's leader, Joe, has a green F as the city symbol, so as his top ranger, Aria, who from what I see is a class 5 ranger.
Capture Assist:
In the last update, we know that there are different coloured Capture Disks. It is revealed this time that they are used for lending one pokemon's powers to capture another one.
The disks are categorized by the pokemon types, i.e. blue for water type, red for fire, green for grass, and so on. We don't know all the colours yet but ice type is purple according to the video.
As you progress further into the game, certain wild pokemons will be almost impossible to capture because they keep attacking (remember that pokemon attacks destory your capture lines). So what you do is, find a suitable pokemon in your party (meaning pokemons you have recruited but have not really lent their help yet), preferrably one with an advantageous type, and select the Capture Disk of its type.
Different types of disks do different things. According to the video, for grass type capture disks, your capture lines will turn into bushes which resist water attacks, so you can capture a water pokemon easily. Fire disks do similar things, while water disks create bubbles to trap the wild pokemon temporarily, and ice disks freezes them.
It is unknown whether Capture Assist is counted as help lending, that means we still don't know if the pokemon you seek help from to capture another will go away after this process.
Coronis~
