Hisui’s Typhlosion is finally available in Pokémon Go, but fans have noticed a major error with its 3D model, except of its shiny form.
Pokémon Go recently added Hisui’s Typhlosion as part of Raids, allowing players to defeat this powerful Fire/Ghost-type Pokémon in combat and possibly add him to their team.
Hisui’s Typhlosion was introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus as an alternate final evolution form for Hericendre, one of the three Starter Pokémon featured in the game. Hisui’s Typhlosion would become compatible with Pokémon Home, allowing it to be ported into other games.
The fact that Hisui’s Typhlosion was introduced recently means that there should be detailed character models that Niantic could use for Pokémon Go. It appears, however, that there are a few gremlins in the code, as fans have noticed a problem with Hisui’s Typhlosion in Pokémon Go.
Hisui’s Typhlosion’s eyes are incorrect in Pokémon Go (except for its shiny form)
A user on the Pokémon Go Reddit created a thread highlighting a major issue with Hisui’s Typhlosion in Pokémon Go. Hisui’s Typhlosion’s eyes are not working properly, as the right eye moves independently of the other.
So they designed Hisuian Typhlosion’s eyes independently from one another in Go lol… (Home for comparison) byu/Relycon inpokemongo
This issue is limited to the normal version of the Pokémon, as fans have noticed that Hisui shiny’s Typhlosion eyes are working properly, confirming that this is a bug.
Users on The Silph Road Reddit also noticed the issue and had a lot to say about Hisui’s Typhlosion issues. “I had a feeling there was something different from the usual Legend Arceus model,” one user wrote, “But I couldn’t say precisely what. I guess that’s it, LOL.»
As this is a visual bug, it shouldn’t take Niantic long to release a fix. The problem is also aided by Hisui’s Typhlosion, who often stands to one side forward, making it difficult to notice the problem without examining his character model.
It’s unclear how this bug occurred, but now that fans have spotted it, they should report it to Niantic Support, where it will hopefully be fixed in a future update, ensuring that Hisui’s Typhlosion eyes are fixed for people who captured him during a Raid.
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