The new Pokemon Trailer features the main coaches and the tough challenge after the Pikachu / Eevee match

Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee can be geared towards newer and younger players, but that does not mean that they will be totally devoid of challenge, especially once you will have won the Pokemon League. The Pokemon company has revealed new details about the master coaches of the games, formidable opponents who will appear around Kanto only after defeating the Elite Four.

Each master coach specializes in a particular Pokemon, and the Pokemon company says that there will be a master trainer for each monster in the Kanto area. You will be able to easily distinguish them from other coaches of the outside world by their different clothes and each will have a bubble over their head indicating which Pokemon he is using.

Most master trainers will challenge you, but some will have a request, such as showing them a powerful Pokémon. What makes these coaches particularly difficult is that you will only be able to face them by using the Pokémon in which they specialize; For example, you can fight the Charizard Master Trainer only by using your own Charizard.

In addition, their Pokémon will experience unexpected moves that will give them an edge over you; In the trailer, you can see the gyarados of a master trainer using Thunderbolt. You will not be able to use elements or change Pokemon during these fights.

If you beat a master coach, you will get his title, which you will be able to show in the game to other players during a challenge to connect battles. You can see more closely the master trainers in the new trailer above. Be sure to watch until the end, as the video is crowned with a humorous eye patch at the biggest battle ever described in the animated Pokemon series.

Pokemon: Let's go Pikachu and Eevee will be available on Nintendo Switch on November 16th. We recently started playing video games and thought that they had made desirable changes to the series, as well as changes regarding some of them. We also discussed with the director of Let's Go, Junichi Masuda, difficulties related to the update of Pokemon Yellow and the reason why your rivals are no longer fools.