A new Pokémon Sword and Shield Switch video has been released, showcasing new Pokémon in the highly anticipated title.

　　In addition to showing off the new Cake Pokémon that will be included in the game, the video also confirms that Gigantamaxing dynamic that was leaked earlier. Dynamaxing and Gigantamaxing are new dynamics that will supersize Pokémon in specific areas. Gigantamaxing is also changes the look of Pokémon.

　　Check out this new Pokemon Sword and Shield video down below:

　　The previously discovered phenomenon known as Dynamaxing can only occur in specific areas of the Galar region. While Dynamaxing seems to be a phenomenon common to Pokémon from Galar, it’s been discovered that there’s a special phenomenon known as Gigantamaxing. Not only do Gigantamax Pokémon become bigger, but their appearance also changes. Like normal Dynamaxing, Gigantamaxing boosts the power of the Pokémon—and it also allows each Gigantamax Pokémon to use a unique move known as a G-Max Move. Each G-Max Move is particular to a specific species of Gigantamax Pokémon, and regular Dynamax Pokémon are not able to use G-Max Moves. Only certain species of Pokémon can Gigantamax—and even among such species, only rare specimens will be able to Gigantamax. The majority of Pokémon will keep their usual appearance when they Dynamax. Two Pokémon species revealed to have Gigantamaxing capabilities today are Drednaw and Corviknight

　　Gigantamax Drednaw

　　Type: Water/Rock

　　Height: 78′9″+

　　Weight: Unknown

　　Ability: Strong Jaw / Shell Armor

　　The power of Gigantamaxing has allowed Drednaw to stand on its hind legs and become bipedal. From its standing position, it can come crashing down on opposing Pokémon and crush them with its massive body. Drednaw normally keeps its neck retracted within its shell, but when it attacks, it can rapidly shoot its neck out. Its jaws are also incredibly strong and can easily bite through huge metal towers. The strength of its jaws combined with the force of its neck gives Drednaw the power to punch a hole through a rocky mountain in a single strike. Water-type moves used by Gigantamax Drednaw will change to G-Max Stonesurge. G-Max Stonesurge doesn’t just deal damage to an opponent—it will scatter sharp rocks around the opponent and cause Pokémon entering the battlefield to take damage.

　　Gigantamax Corviknight

　　Type: Flying/Steel

　　Height: 45′11″+

　　Weight: Unknown

　　Ability: Pressure/Unnerve

　　Corviknight uses its massive wings to catch updrafts created by Gigantamax energy to hover in the air while it battles. The armor on its body has been reinforced, so attacks from Pokémon on the ground barely have any effect. Gigantamax energy has caused the armor covering Corviknight’s wings to separate and become blade birds, capable of flying independently. Flying-type moves used by Gigantamax Corviknight will change to G-Max Wind Rage, which removes any effects of moves like Reflect

　　Pokémon Sword and Shield is scheduled for a release on the Nintendo Switch on November 15.