Now that The Isle Of Armor is out it’s become relatively easy to work out what the pre-existing pokémon are in the next expansion.
Following a leak of all the returning pokémon from The Isle Of Amor expansion a new list has appeared claiming to reveal who’s coming back for the second Pokémon Sword/Shield expansion, The Crown Tundra.
However, this isn’t really a leak, it’s just the logical outcome of the fact that the Isle Of Armor’s list of returning pokémon is now known and it includes a number of pokédex entries that have been intentionally left blank.
Since developer Game Freak has already said there’ll be over 200 legacy pokémon across both expansions that now makes it easy to predict what the others will be.
As Twitter user abcboy points out, it’s impossible to say how rare pokémon like Mew and Mewtwo will be handled, but with the rank and file the following list should be correct (you’ll have to scroll down a bit as technically it’s a spoiler).
The fact that the base version of Sword and Shield doesn’t allow all pokémon to be imported into the game, only those already in it, became known as Dexit and was the cause of much fan complaint when the games were originally released.
Although the two expansions add a number of brand new pokémon, in-game areas, and features, the fact that they also add back pre-existing pokémon will be the main draw for many.
The Crown Tundra is inspired by Scotland and doesn’t have a release date yet, just sometime later this year.
The Isle Of Armor is out now for Nintendo Switch but cannot be bought separately, only as part of the Expansion Pass that covers both games and costs £26.99.
Returning pokémon in The Crown Tundra
029 Nidoran♀
030 Nidorina
031 Nidoqueen
032 Nidoran♂
033 Nidorino
034 Nidoking
041 Zubat
042 Golbat
124 Jynx
125 Electabuzz
126 Magmar
138 Omanyte
139 Omastar
140 Kabuto
141 Kabutops
142 Aerodactyl
144 Articuno
145 Zapdos
146 Moltres
147 Dratini
148 Dragonair
149 Dragonite
169 Crobat
238 Smoochum
239 Elekid
240 Magby
243 Raikou
244 Entei
245 Suicune
249 Lugia
250 Ho-Oh
252 Treecko
253 Grovyle
254 Sceptile
255 Torchic
256 Combusken
257 Blaziken
258 Mudkip
259 Marshtomp
260 Swampert
304 Aron
305 Lairon
306 Aggron
333 Swablu
334 Altaria
345 Lileep
346 Cradily
347 Anorith
348 Armaldo
359 Absol
363 Spheal
364 Sealeo
365 Walrein
369 Relicanth
371 Bagon
372 Shelgon
373 Salamence
374 Beldum
375 Metang
376 Metagross
377 Regirock
378 Regice
379 Registeel
380 Latias
381 Latios
382 Kyogre
383 Groudon
384 Rayquaza
442 Spiritomb
443 Gible
444 Gabite
445 Garchomp
466 Electivire
467 Magmortar
480 Uxie
481 Mesprit
482 Azelf
483 Dialga
484 Palkia
485 Heatran
486 Regigigas
487 Giratina
488 Cresselia
494 Victini
531 Audino
564 Tirtouga
565 Carracosta
566 Archen
567 Archeops
615 Cryogonal
641 Tornadus
642 Thundurus
645 Landorus
649 Genesect
696 Tyrunt
697 Tyrantrum
698 Amaura
699 Aurorus
703 Carbink
716 Xerneas
717 Yveltal
718 Zygarde
719 Diancie
721 Volcanion
785 Tapu Koko
786 Tapu Lele
787 Tapu Bulu
788 Tapu Fini
793 Nihilego
794 Buzzwole
795 Pheromosa
796 Xurkitree
797 Celesteela
798 Kartana
799 Guzzlord
803 Poipole
804 Naganadel
805 Stakataka
806 Blacephalon
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