The 'Pokémon Scarlet And Violet' Starter Evolutions Have Supposedly Leaked, Confirming Many People's Worst Fears

November 10th, 2022 - 12:22 PM EST by Adam Downer

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WARNING: This article may contain spoilers for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Read at your own caution.



We're a mere eight days away from the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, which means its prime time for the starter Pokémon evolutions to leak.

Leak they (supposedly) have, as images purporting to show the middle and final evolutions of Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly are spreading like wildfire on social media, thanks in part to fans who think they don't look very good at all.


The leaks came as part of an image dump that supposedly revealed some new Pokémon, including different forms of returning Pokémon like Bisharp and Tyranitar. Both evolved forms of Sprigatito were included in the leak, as well as the final form of Fuecoco and the sprite forms of Quaxly's line. Supposed gameplay leaks are purported to have filled in Fuecoco's line and given a clearer look at Quaxley's line.

Again, if you don't want to be spoiled, turn back now.

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Many were not impressed with the leaks, as users by and large seemingly found them unattractive. In particular, the fact Sprigatito ends up bipedal (again, according to unconfirmed leaks) was a disappointment to some Pokémon fans who are still reeling from Litten turning into bipedal wrestling Pokémon Incineroar.


While many voiced their disappointment with the leaks should they indeed represent the evolution lines for the games' starting trio, some were more excited and thought the designs were fun. Skeledirge, the supposed final form of Fuecoco, particularly got love for its unique design.


Pokémon is, of course, yet to confirm if the leaks are genuine, but it's not out of the realm of possibility they will before the game's November 18th release.

Hisuian Typhlosion, aka Stoned Typhlosion, leaked nine days before the release of Pokémon Legends Arceus and Pokémon released a trailer confirming the leaked evolution three days before the game came out.


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MCC1701
MCC1701

Eh, they look fine. While I don't fault people for wishing for something more in line with their personal tastes, they are far from the worst. I'd also say that animations are everything, so people's final opinions will probably be settled only when they actually see them in game.

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