Hm, you know, now that I think about it, a lot of the evolutionary

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Hm, you know, now that I think about it, a lot of the evolutionary methods first introduced in Gen IV (Pokemon must evolve while leveling-up knowing a specific move, leveling-up in a specific location, only females can evolve) returned in Sun and Moon for its new Pokemon after Gens V and VI pretty much ditched them.

And the Dimensional Research Lab specifically mentions the Bronzong, Palkia, and Giratina and their lore.

And Type: Null is literally a rejected Arceus, and there are three, and by the end of the game, there's still one unaccounted for.

And you get a Munchlax with Snorlium Z for getting the game early, like how you got the Torchic with Blazikenite in XY.

And Masuda had a [laughs] moment when questioned specifically about remakes of a certain pair of games (that are now a ceremonial decade old) a few days ago in an interview.

Wonder what it means. Boy, maybe I'm just reading too much into it, who would want to play those sluggish games again?