The idea of a real-life Pokémon park is pretty cool. Just imagine turning to your left to see Bulbasaur hanging out, a gleeful Pikachu and Eevie on your right, looking up as Pidgeo soars overhead. A ...

Nintendo announced on Tuesday the release date for the next Pokémon game. Pokémon Pokopia is set to launch on March 5, 2026, exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2. In a move that will surely ruffle no ...

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First announced at Minecraft Live 2021, Allay was a part of the 1.19 Wild update’s mob fan vote. The community was given the opportunity to choose a new mob for the next update, and Allay came ...

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The Pokémon Co. International said it was “not involved” in the creation of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid video, adding it did not give the agency permission to use its ...

The US Department of Homeland Security posted a video of ICE raids with Pokémon's theme and it caught the attention of fans. The Pokémon Company has clarified its stance on this issue, but fans are ...

The Pokémon Company does not want its beloved brand associated with ICE. The company issued a rare public statement denouncing the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) recent use of the Pokémon ...

A viral U.S. Department of Homeland Security post featuring ICE raids set to the original Pokémon theme sparked swift backlash — and a rare public rebuke from the Japanese entertainment giant. By ...

The Pokémon Company stated that it was not involved in the Department of Homeland Security’s latest video, which utilized the franchise’s theme song and anime footage. “We are aware of a recent video ...

Rumors that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) posted a video using imagery and music from the popular media franchise "Pokémon," co-owned by video game publisher Nintendo and game ...