Pokémon Z Release Date: New Pokémon, Magiana Revealed In CoroCoro!!!!!!

The January issue of CoroCoro magazine gave more details on Volcanion and what the 2016 Pokémon was going to be about. But it also teased a major February announcement for the franchise and it looks like they will deliver.

A trailer for the upcoming February issue of CoroCoroshowed off the cover to the popular Japanese magazine and it includes a brand new Pokémon named Magiana.

UPDATE: The first CoroCoro image of Magiana is here thanks to Serebii! Serebii translated the text and says that Magiana was 'made by human hands' Pokemon that was created over 500 years ago. Volcanion is after Magiana in the upcoming movie and only Volcanion knows Magiana's secret. 

Magiana is the newest Pokemon CoroCoro

According to Serebii , on the lower lefthand corner there’s a silhouette of the new Pokémon with the name Magiana around it. Here’s a screenshot of the February issue of CoroCoro magazine.

The cover to the February 2016 issue of CoroCoro CoroCoro

Magiana's silhouette on the cover of CoroCoro CoroCoro

Of course, there’s not a lot of information regarding the contents of February’s CoroCoro issue but the trailer release means that the issue should be released in the coming days.

Pokémon is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2016 and a presumed new main Pokémon game is expected after almost a two-year absence. The official reveal of Volcanion and its upcoming film means that trainers will finally be able to get the water/fire type Pokémon -- legally.

But it seems Magiana is now joining the party as the first new Pokémon for a possible Generation 7.

Magiana was not found by the data miners that discovered Hoopa and Volcanion when Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire were first released so this new Pokémon will not be included in those games immediately.

The Pokémon franchise has revealed new generation Pokémon before the release of its corresponding game before. This first happened in the Pokémon the First Movie when Marill, Donphan and Snubbull were introduced before Pokémon Gold and Silver were even announced.

Magiana’s reveal could mean Pokémon Z is on the horizon or the Generation 7 games are coming sooner than fans thought.

When the February issue of CoroCoro is released we will give you more information on the mysterious new Pokémon , Magiana.

But we want to know your thoughts, does this mean Pokémon Z or a brand new set of games? Sound off in the comments section below.

Pokemon GO!

Pokémon is coming to the real-world with a new Pokémon GO augmented-reality game for Android and iPhone and companion Pokémon GO Plus device. Here's all there is to know about Pokémon GO and Pokémon GO Plus, including the Pokémon GO UK release date rumours, price and gameplay details. Plus: what's the deal with the Pokémon GO closed beta?

What is Pokémon GO?

Pokémon GO is a mobile game for Android and iPhone that is being developed by The Pokémon Company and Niantic, a former Google startup that has since branched out on its own and is known for its earlier augmented-reality mobile game Ingress. Nintendo is also contributing with the development and manufacture of the companion Pokémon GO Plus (see below for more details on that).

Pokémon GO video trailer

Pokémon GO is a mobile app that you download to your Android smartphone or iPhone, but play in the real world through augmented reality.

In Pokémon GO the aim is to locate, catch, battle and trade Pokémon, and you are encouraged to connect with other nearby Pokémon GO players as you do so.

John Hanke, founder of Niantic, said: "For the first time, Pokémon will roam free in the real world. Pokémon GO will allow players to capture Pokémon who inhabit parks, shopping areas, sidewalks and the countryside all around the world. Imagine discovering a Squirtle hiding along the waterfront in San Francisco, a Bulbasaur at Shinjuku Station or a Pikachu beneath the Eiffel Tower."

Pokémon GO UK closed beta access: How can you join the Pokemon Go closed beta?

Quite simply, you can't. Google 'Pokemon Go closed beta' and you'll find several sites claiming to offer a download for the Pokemon Go closed beta. Clearly not all can be legit, and it's worth remembering that the deal with a closed beta is that not just anyone can sign up. To join a closed beta you must be invited. (And if you've come to this article wondering how to join then you haven't been.)

On the official Pokemon site it's worth pointing out the following statement: "No beta testing has been announced for Pokémon GO at this time. Please keep checkingPokemon.co.uk/GO for updates."

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