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A new mysterious Pokémon disconcerts the players of the hit mobile game Pokémon Go.
He appeared for the first time at an event on Saturday, and has appeared intermittently around the world – and no one seems to know what it is.
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The new creature transforms into another when caught, further deepening the mystery.
Some thought it was a bug because it did not look like any Pokemon seen in cartoons or video games, the only means by which new Pokémon were ever introduced.
A tweet featuring the strange new beast The marketing director of Pokémon Go, however, seemed to reject this suggestion.
Others have suggested that this has something to do with Kecleon, one of the few remaining third generation Pokémon to be revealed in the game.
Kecleon is a chameleon-like creature that can become invisible and change color to match its environment, even though it can not change shape.
Some players who have found the code of the game have suggested that the mysterious Pokémon be labeled Kecleon – but others have indicated that it is the Pokémon 891 – which would make it the first member of the ninth generation of Pokémon to appear .
Meanwhile, another theory from the reputed Reddit community TheSilphRoad suggests that this is not a new creature, but a foretaste.
The lower half of his body seems to be an idem, a blob-like creature defined by his ability to take the form of other Pokémon.
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Whenever one of the new creatures is caught, it turns into a standard idem. It is suggested that the new creature is supposed to be an idem trying to turn into a new but mysterious creature, failing only to copy half of it.
Others have suggested that the new Pokémon be a new creature promised in the game Let's Go! Pokémon games will arrive in a few weeks on Nintendo Switch, given the tight integration between Pokémon Go and these new console titles.
We have contacted Pokémon and Niantic for more information and will update this story if we have any.
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