Scarlet And Violet DLC Leak Hints At New Pokemon

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet warped itself instantly into our hearts when it was first released, with the selection of Pokemon melting every fibre of our beings.

We're looking at you, Lechonk, who has become an instant success with the broader fan base, snorting and rolling around in the cutest fashion.

But for those Pokemon fans who are looking to harness their inner Ash Ketchum and capture some of the most fearsome and athletic creatures in the universe, the rumoured Scarlet & Violent DLC looks set to quench your thirst with two new Legendary Paradox Pokemon.

Two Legendary Paradox Pokemon Leaked For Unannounced DLC 

Although there has been no official mention of a Scarlet & Violet DLC from The Pokemon Company, one is expected to be in the works and could be revealed soon.

Now, more fuel to the fire has been poured, as a new leak suggests that two new Legendary Paradox Pokemon will be arriving: Suicune and Virizion.

The Paradox Pokemon are a new concept for the Nintendo series that was first introduced with Scarlet & Violet. Paradox Pokemon allows wannabe trainers to catch variations of existing Pokemon... but with a Legendary twist.

Suicune and Virizion look set to be joining Roaring Moon, Koraidon, Sandy Shocks, Slither Wing, Flutter Mane, Scream Tail, Great Tusk, and Brute Bonnet.

Legendary Paradox Suicune and Virizion Leaked For Scarlet and Violet DLC

The leaker has claimed that both Legendary Paradox Virizion and Suicune will not look like they do in the book sketches though. 

According to the leaker, Suicune (a Water Pokemon) will not appear in its usual dog form that we've seen in Scarlet and Violet and previous generations. Although it's not confirmed, we're guessing a winged Suicune could be on the way to the Scarlet & Violet DLC.

Virizion is a Grass/Fighting Pokemon whose Legendary Paradox form is not yet known. Here's hoping we might get to see a first look at the Scarlet & Violet versions of Suicune and Virizion at the Pokemon Presents showcase, which is reportedly scheduled for February 27.