Summary of "POKEMON NEWS! 2 NEW EEVEELUTIONS FOR GEN 10? NEW Winds & Waves Trademarks & Champions Details!"

Big-picture announcements

Pokémon Japan Championships announced for June 6–7, 2026. Artwork shown in the announcement includes multiple Mega forms (some auto-generated subtitle names were incorrect).
The Japan tournament will use Pokémon Champions as the competitive platform and will run double battles under regulation M2A.
Pokémon Champions will be the main competition platform going forward, even though its Pokédex will not include every Pokémon initially — this raises questions about competitive completeness and which species will be available.

Trademarks (Winds & Waves)

Nintendo / Creatures / Game Freak registered trademarks in Japan (Feb 26) for “Pokémon Winds” and “Pokémon Waves”.
The filings included new names/images (possible starter names appearing in subtitles: Miori, Pom, Habro). These may point to:
- New Pokémon or starters,
- New regional mechanics, or
- New forms tied to the Winds & Waves titles.
Trademarks can hint at new forms or mechanics (for example, possible Winds/Waves gimmicks, forms, or evolutions).

Eevee-evolution hints for Generation 10 (Winds & Waves)

Fans found a painting in Neona’s house (Scarlet & Violet) showing two Eevees. The community interprets this as an intentional hint for one or two new Eeveelutions in Gen 10.
Theories discussed:
- The region’s geography (Wallace-line inspiration; east/west or north/south splits) could produce split evolutions—different evolution depending on location.
- Possible types speculated: flying, dragon, sound, ghost, etc.
Nothing is confirmed; these are speculative but supported by other in-game Easter eggs.

Shellos / Gastrodon hints

Poctopia (in-game texts) mentions attempts to create a yellow Shellos and references a “Seas Legend” text found in other games (BDSP / Legends: Arceus references).
This may indicate a new Shellos/Gastrodon form (a north/south or alternate-color form) appearing in Winds & Waves or as Poctopia/DLC content.
Again, this is speculative but notable due to repeated references across sources.

Pokémon Champions — new stat/training system and Home interaction

New stat/training system (overview)

Champions treats Pokémon at level 50 for tournament battles.
IVs are reported as fixed at 31.
EV system replaced by Stat Points (SPs):
- Up to 66 SPs total per Pokémon.
- Maximum of 32 SPs can be assigned to a single stat.
- Conversion reference: 1 SP ≈ 8 old EVs (used for EV-equivalent framing).
New formula factors: base stat, level (50), IV (31), SP, and nature.
Purpose: simplify competitive setup — drop SPs to tune stats instead of complex EV grinding.

Practical SP notes

Total SP cap: 66
Per-stat cap: 32
Conversion guide: 1 SP ≈ 8 EVs (approximate)
Team-building tip mentioned in the video: for a fast special attacker, put SPs into Speed and Special Attack (example: 32 SP Speed, 32 SP SpA where allowed, then distribute remaining SPs for bulk). Keep the 66 total and 32-per-stat caps in mind.

Pokémon Home interactions and limits

SP/training changes made in Champions are not permanently written to Pokémon Home. If you send a Pokémon back to Home after training in Champions, it reverts to its Home state; returning it to Champions re-applies the Champions training.
Only Pokémon that appear in Pokémon Champions can be brought in from Home; Champions will not include every species at launch.
Pokémon obtained inside Champions (recruited or gifted) cannot be deposited into Pokémon Home.
Moves that are not usable in Champions may need to be changed within Champions; move/training changes do not carry to Home (but will persist if the Pokémon returns to Champions).
Early confusion in community posts about whether IVs exist in Champions appears to be resolved by the baseline IV=31 and the SP replacement for EVs. Champions formalizes level/IV baselines and replaces EVs with SPs to streamline competitive building.

Gameplay / tournament tips & implications

Prepare for a double-battle meta (M2A regulation): build synergy, support moves, and doubles-specific strategies.
Learn the SP system before Champions launch: plan SP spreads using the 32-per-stat cap and 66-total cap.
Be mindful of Home transfers: building a Pokémon in Champions and sending it back to Home will revert changes; plan saves and team composition accordingly.
Check which Pokémon and moves are present in Champions before relying on them — not all species or moves will be supported at launch.

Speculative notes and community expectations

Multiple Poctopia / Scarlet & Violet Easter eggs (Neona’s house, paintings, etc.) have been read by the community as intentional teases toward Gen 10 content; nothing official has been confirmed.
Fans hope for at least one new Eeveelution (maybe two) and possibly new regional forms (Shellos variants, other regional evolutions) tied to Winds & Waves’ regional split.

Sources and people featured / referenced

HDV (video host)
Sarah (tweet referenced)
Light (tweet referenced)
Poke Experto (tweet)
PDL / PLH (tweet image referenced)
Soul Silver (tweet / community commentator)
BDSP (referenced text from Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl)
Centro (tweet about Champions stat system)
Nintendo / Creatures / Game Freak (trademark filers)
Pokémon Poctopia (in-game source of Easter eggs)
Pokémon Legends: Arceus (referenced text/example)
Pokémon Home official webpage (referenced for Champions/Home rules)

Note: Subtitles in the original video had several auto-generation errors—names and some Pokémon/form names may be mis-transcribed. The above reflects the video’s main claims, community theories, and reported Champions system features, with speculative items clearly noted.