Apr 11, 2017 08:48 AM EDT By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Pokémon Company has been recently reticent until a mythical Pokémon has now been officially added into the "Pokémon Sun And Moon." Nonetheless, despite fans were highly anticipating the mythical Pokémon Marshadow, the Pokémon creature was met with negative comments.

Ever since the video game company release the "Pokémon Sun And Moon" role-playing video games way back in November, players have been clamoring for the official release of the mythical Pokémon, Marshadow. Nevertheless, after players got their first official sneak peek of the Marshadow, the mythical Pokémon cannot be faced with in a normal gameplay,  Game Spot reported.

In the Pokémon subreddit, "Pokémon Sun And Moon" players pointed out that the Marshadow could have been amazing if hackers did not acquire the mythical Pokémon a lot earlier. Wherein, several "Pokémon Sun And Moon" players have already illegally obtained the Marshadow, which made the unveiling of the mythical Pokémon nothing more than formalities.

Meanwhile, for "Pokémon Sun And Moon" players who are wondering for the Marshadow release, the video game company did not announce the exact release date of the mythical Pokémon, but they hinted that the creature will come in the near future. "Pokémon Sun And Moon" players are anticipating that the mythical Pokémon will be released before the launch of the upcoming Pokémon film, which is slated for mid-July in Japan.

On the other hand, "Pokémon Sun And Moon" fans would be delighted to know that some of the previously unobtainable Mega Stones are now available via a Wonder Card event. These "Pokémon Sun And Moon" Mega Stones will allow Audino, Mawile, Beedrill and Medicham to evolve into their utmost forms. "Pokémon Sun And Moon" players can obtain these stones by typing the code: INTIMIDATE in the Wonder Card menu's code section. Moreover, two more stones are expected for Pidgeot and Steelix in May, The Sixth Axis reported.

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