May 20, 2016 10:03 AM EDT By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Amazon" updated its website including the description for "Pokemon Sun and Moon" which unintentionally confirming a spoiler which most of the fans had been guessing since then. The game description reads reads: "Embark on a new adventure as a Pokemon Trainer and catch, battle, and trade all-new Pokemon on the tropical islands of a new Region and become a Pokemon Champion!"

This discrioption bannered at "Amazon's" website affirms the theory that the "Alola Region" is formed by a series of island, which may potentially hold the battles. However, Comic Book said, Pokemon fans has already hinted about this theory as the "Alola Region" has been patterned and based on the chains of island forming Hawaii located at the Pacific Ocean.

Yet this reveal got some fans worried. In the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" trailers, an island which was based on "Oahu Island," could form part of the "Alola Region" because the game has more realistic feel and the appearance of the characters in the background, CB added.

Although this spoiler was not much of a surprise, it elevates fans expectation that the upcoming version has departed to the old game.  From the typical and traditional routes of the previous games, it will be appealing to embark on whether "Pokemon Sun and Moon" will bring in alternate way of travel or players will become skilled at the "Surf HM" in the early face of the game. Recently, "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" had been criticized by IGN for having "too much water." CB suggested, now we can expect if there will be lesser and shorter ocean travels in "Sun and Moon."

The Alola region is not the only island region to be featured in the Pokemon world. Previously, Ash, Misty and Tracy traveled all the way through the "Orange Islands" amid Ash's travels through the Johto and Kanto regions, CB cited. The Orange Islands is the only Pokemon League Ash ever won.

 "Pokemon Sun and Moon" releases on November 18th except for the European fans whose launch is set have its version on November 23. For now, join the discussion at the comment box below!

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