Nov 19, 2016 12:18 PM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

The enthusiasts of the Pokemon gaming franchise will soon meet a number of interesting characters in the new role-playing video game, "Pokemon Sun and Moon." Latest reports revealed how gamers can download the mythical Pokemon Magearna for free starting Dec. 5.

Over the past months, avid fans of the Pokemon gaming franchise were blasted with reports of the various Pokemon creatures that the video game developers have pitched into the "Pokemon Sun and Moon." Two of these Pokemon creatures are the mythical Solgaleo and Lunala, which are available on specific versions of the new video games, wherein each of these Pokemon creatures possesses unique abilities and powers.

In spite of that, another mythical Pokemon will soon be introduced to the new Nintendo 3DS games. The creature Magearna will soon be up for grabs for free download to Nintendo 3DS gamers. An announcement posted on the official website of Pokemon detailed how gamers can get the mythical Pokemon to their respective games, Siliconera reported.

Meanwhile, the Pokémon animated series will be moving to Disney XD channel on Dec. 5, as well. The Disney XD will begin airing a marathon starting with the debut of "Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel," then followed by a sneak peek of the series of Sun & Moon.

On the other hand, a fellow Pokemon trainer wanted to share some pointers on how to best make a player's way through an exciting new Pokémon adventure. The trainer stated that a "Pokemon Sun and Moon" gamer should be selective about what Pokémon to capture, according to Kotaku.

Also, a "Pokemon Sun and Moon" player must diversify their team, for the reason that it's essential to make sure the team a player select isn't overwhelmingly weak to any given element. A player must use the right moves, wherein, the most powerful moves are the ones that are lined up with a monster's own typing.

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