Unlike Arceus, it seems that Stealth Rock is still classified as a status move in this one. It doesn't have a notification for hitting super effectively and it doesn't have a type effectiveness overlay.
A Level 44 Pyroar doing 39 damage (55/94) to a level 47 Onix with Flamethrower seems closer to the usual damage formula as well, even with just estimating based on random wild stats.
Lvl 44 0 SpA 15 IVs Pyroar Flamethrower vs. Lvl 47 0 HP / 0 SpD Onix: 38-45 (36.5 - 43.2%) -- guaranteed 3HKO
Also, I believe these arrows in the trailer are the new catch indicator.
The intro Fletchling started with 4 arrows.
2 on Flaaffy became 3 after Chikorita 'fainted' it, or rather left it in a stunned state. It seems like fainting has a specific message in the trainer battles shown that doesn't show when a wild battle ends like that.
Talonflame has 1 arrow before and after flying into Stealth Rock.
Pyroar had 1 arrow before and after getting hit by Rock Slide.
Pidgeot had 1 arrow before and after getting Outraged.
Garbodor has 2 arrows after getting Bulldozed.
Pokedex thoughts:
#1-9 will likely be the starters.
#10-12 are the Fletchling line.
#24-26 are Mareep-Ampharos.
I think the mons in between could be the mons shown in the party in the Flaaffy clip and Route 1, so Scatterbug (3), Bunnelby (2), Swablu (2), Swirlix (2). Flaaffy and Swablu are shown together earlier as well.
The minimap in that clip also shows a Fly pentagon with a 6 on it, implying this might be representative of area 6. It seems like the green areas represent wild zones, but some battles take place outside of those. I believe this takes place on this top right segment of the map just based off the building shape in the top left of the minimap and what looks like the waterway underneath, which aligns with the map showing Fletchling in the top right and progressing clockwise with its evolutions.
Also, there does seem to be at least one ladder in the game.
A Level 44 Pyroar doing 39 damage (55/94) to a level 47 Onix with Flamethrower seems closer to the usual damage formula as well, even with just estimating based on random wild stats.
Lvl 44 0 SpA 15 IVs Pyroar Flamethrower vs. Lvl 47 0 HP / 0 SpD Onix: 38-45 (36.5 - 43.2%) -- guaranteed 3HKO
Also, I believe these arrows in the trailer are the new catch indicator.
The intro Fletchling started with 4 arrows.
2 on Flaaffy became 3 after Chikorita 'fainted' it, or rather left it in a stunned state. It seems like fainting has a specific message in the trainer battles shown that doesn't show when a wild battle ends like that.
Talonflame has 1 arrow before and after flying into Stealth Rock.
Pyroar had 1 arrow before and after getting hit by Rock Slide.
Pidgeot had 1 arrow before and after getting Outraged.
Garbodor has 2 arrows after getting Bulldozed.
Pokedex thoughts:
#1-9 will likely be the starters.
#10-12 are the Fletchling line.
#24-26 are Mareep-Ampharos.
I think the mons in between could be the mons shown in the party in the Flaaffy clip and Route 1, so Scatterbug (3), Bunnelby (2), Swablu (2), Swirlix (2). Flaaffy and Swablu are shown together earlier as well.
The minimap in that clip also shows a Fly pentagon with a 6 on it, implying this might be representative of area 6. It seems like the green areas represent wild zones, but some battles take place outside of those. I believe this takes place on this top right segment of the map just based off the building shape in the top left of the minimap and what looks like the waterway underneath, which aligns with the map showing Fletchling in the top right and progressing clockwise with its evolutions.
Also, there does seem to be at least one ladder in the game.






