The latest rumor of the 10th generation of Pokémon is that the new region will introduce a weird prayer mechanism - Pokémon will be blessed by gods during battle.
It was another day when Pokémon leaked news was flying all over the sky, but this time the revelation was epic.It is said that the 10th generation will add a "prayer" mechanism, and Pokémon can accept the blessings of the gods during battle.
Unless officially announced in person, these are always unproven rumors.But the reason why this revelation has sparked heated discussion is that its source is said to be related to the infamous "Teraleak" hack.Game Freak suffered a major data leak in 2024, including animation planning, "Pokemon Legend Z-A" and the 10th Generation related information.
According to the leak, the tenth generation was codenamed "Gaia", and its core mechanism is related to prayer.The new area consists of multiple islands, each of which is ruled by a god-level Pokémon called "Demon God".These patron saints can possess Pokémon and give extraordinary power - similar to the mega stone system of the XY generation. Pokémon carrying the demon-related props can receive blessings and greatly enhance the attack power.
The most magical thing is that the battle animation online will present a "cloud-like vortex" covering Pokémon's head, and then lightning down to complete the blessing.Similar to the evolution of the sixth generation mega, some Pokémon will obtain a new form after being blessed.
The rumored "Gaia region" is based on the Greek Cyclades Islands, and players need to take a boat to explore the islands.This reminds people of the 2016 "Sun and Moon" setting, but this work is said to emphasize more on exploratory elements.If the rumors are true, it may explain the logic of setting the "blessing mechanism" - after all, there are no gyms in the Arora area, but are known for its patron saint system.
The revelation also pointed out that the Fire Dragon, the Water-Brown Turtle and the Wonderful Frog Flower will become the first Pokémon to be confirmed to have obtained a new form.
