A new video has been released that featured a new Pokémon that received changes for the upcoming "Pokémon Sun and Moon" game.

Although the video was brief, it showed that Zygarde will have new special attacks as well as a revamped final form. The footage that circulated the Internet was filmed by Mei Ming at the Pokémon 2016 Taiwan National Championships event, according to Cinema Blend.

In the video, the Pokémon Zygarde was in a battle against Garchomp, which was attacked by the latter's Dragon Claw skill. The former took the damage, buffed up and transform into its final and complete form.

Meanwhile, the monster has the ability to unleash damaging attacks to its opponent in the "Pokémon Sun and Moon." During his 10% forme, it will shoot digital arrows to surround the enemy it's fighting against with a move called Thousand Arrows.

In addition, it also has a skill called Thousand Waves, which transforms it into a digital wave of shards to attack its opponent. Once Zygarde reaches its final forme, it unlocks a special attack named Core Enforcer. The final attack allows the Pokémon to fly into the air and shoot a powerful beam towards its enemy's location in a "Z" motion.

As of the moment, Nintendo hasn't release any further information with regards to the Pokémon's new form changes and its new attack.

On the other hand, a set of images have been leaked from an upcoming edition of CoroCoro magazine that showed two new Pokémons to be added in the game.

The first creature was called Nekkoala, described as a half-awake and normal-type Pokémon that has a Definite Sleep ability that players will allegedly encounter during the early stages of the game, according to iDigitalTimes.

The second one was revealed to be a Puppy Pokemon named Iwanko, which is a rock-type monster that has a Vital Spirit or Keen Eye skill. It was speculated that it was also the mysterious creature that was leaked from the latest trailer of the game.

"Pokémon Sun and Moon" will be officially released on Nov. 18 this year, and it will be only available for Nintendo 3DS, reported by GameRant.