Exciting new rumors about the highly anticipated Generation 10 Pokemon games have begun circulating online, though fans are advised to approach these claims with caution. While Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, the Generation 9 titles, launched in 2022, enthusiasts are already looking forward to what the next generation might bring to the franchise.

Many expected the Generation 10 games to be unveiled during the latest Pokemon Presents event, but they were notably absent. Reliable sources now suggest that the official reveal might occur during the next Pokemon Presents event, scheduled for February 27, 2026. If tradition holds true, this presentation will likely introduce fans to the new starter Pokemon for the upcoming generation.

A recent 4chan post has surfaced claiming to disclose information about the Generation 10 Pokemon games. While 4chan leaks are typically met with skepticism, the platform has surprisingly accurate Pokemon leaks in the past. The most intriguing claim suggests the starter Pokemon will include:

• A Grass/Fighting-type wooden horse
• A Fire/Psychic-type phoenix
• A Water/Ghost-type described as 'dead skin of a snake'

These designs would align with persistent rumors that the Generation 10 games will feature a region inspired by Greece. The leaked information suggests the new region, named Xenia, will consist of multiple islands. The legendary Pokemon are said to include a pure Flying-type flying horse and a pure Water-type horse with fins. Other rumored regional Pokemon include:

• A Normal-type goat
• A Bug-type ant
• A Bug/Poison-type mosquito
• A Water/Flying-type Kingfisher

Continuing recent trends, the Generation 10 games might introduce new variants of existing Pokemon. The leak mentions a Psychic/Flying-type evolution for Hoothoot and Noctowl, along with an Electric-type variant of Meowth. The battle system could feature 'hyper-abilities' granted by Divine Pokemon, potentially leading to new forms - such as an Electric/Dark-type Divine Raichu.

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Perhaps the most controversial claims involve the game's antagonist team, reportedly called "Kratos" (a name shared with a Greek mythological figure and the God of War protagonist). Other unusual assertions include the absence of a competitive scene and a "cross-breeding" mechanic, with examples like Gligar and Litleo combining to form a manticore. While these aspects seem particularly dubious, they contribute to growing anticipation about what the actual games might contain.