Yeah, it was nice to believe there was a non-dragon pseudo for a few hours there. lol
Official art for Cinderace:
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Well, there is still more despite the Twitter account being down.
Falinks, which is a play on the Roman Phallanx:
Lots of bugs in this dex … lol
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GHOST? How tho
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Apparently they are using ghost type as a nod to being based off an extinct reptile? lol
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Rumor: no Galarian forms or Gigantamax for the Sinnoh region.
So, an explanation on the fossils. There are no pre-evolutions, just four fossil combinations. The parts come from four different dinosaurs, but there is no way to actually complete any of them. Instead, you have four fossil Pokemon that are combinations from the four.
The parts are: Bird head, dragon-like bottom, fish head, arctic-dino bottom.
There is no: bird bottom, dragon head, fish bottom, or arctic head.
Breakdown:
The idea is based on when we first discovered fossils and put them together incorrectly. lol
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Eternatus has a second form.
Looks like a UFO with a claw wrapped around it.
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Looks like the USS Enterprise from star trek
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The dex expansion thing waant confirmed and, as one Smogoner pointed out, the guy with 400 already caught Zacian, Eternatus and likely beat Leon (given how they have seen a Charizard)
It doesnt look good for the Dex
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Applin might have a split evo. First we had Flapple, but now we also have Appletun, which is grass/dragon:
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Pincurchin, which is no doubt this gen’s water one-off:
A better pic of Zamazenta without it’s shield:
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Thought these were fake, so I waited. Nope. They are real.
Eiscue and it’s unnamed evolution:
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Falanks is a fighting type that actually breaks apart.
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Someone else is now saying that the dex does not expand … and stops at 400. 
There is also another battle tower in the end game.
Another pic of Thievul. It and it’s pre-evo are confirmed as dark types, not ground as previously reported.
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Back shot of one of the fossils. They are literally cut in half. lol
Also: No rock types on any of the four fossils.
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Galarian Yamask:
Yamask now has a branched evolution, Runerigus:
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