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Original: Although the Pokemon had been previously known about previously thanks to datamines, Zeraora has been officially revealed as the latest Pokemon. The creature was shown during the Japanese television program Oha Suta.

Zeraora is a Mythical, Electric-type Pokemon. You can expect to see it in the latest movie.

The Japanese release of Pokemon The Movie: Everyone’s Story is fast approaching. In Japan, the film debuts on July 13.

Oha Suta intends to promote the movie with a new trailer. The episode is airing on Monday, so the video should be published by then at the latest.

Along with the trailer, we’re hearing that the trailer will feature an unrevealed Pokemon. The creature in question is likely Zeraora, who was previously discovered within Pokemon Ultra Sun and Pokemon Ultra Moon’s data.

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Pokemon Sun and Moon (the anime, of course) has released recently on Netflix. The first 43 episodes of it, to be precise. With this new development, people all over are losing excuses not to watch it.

Hopefully you can binge every episode without being reduced to ash.

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Pokemon has been an incredibly successful franchise since the beginning. Even after 20 years, the franchise is still going strong.

During a recent media event, Valve boss Gabe Newell actually spoke about Pokemon while discussing the company’s future plans. Here’s what Newell said about the IP’s longstanding success:

A new Pokemon movie in Japan always means some tie-in promotions with the current games, and this time will be no different, as the latest issue of CoroCoro magazine reveals. The latest Pokemon movie, titled “Everyone’s Story”, will be released in Japan on July 13th. The Legendary Pokemon its story focuses on is Lugia, and as such, Lugia will be distributed via a serial code if you pre-book tickets for the movie between April 13th and July 12th. Codes will be valid until September 30th and can be redeemed in Pokemon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.

This Lugia has its Hidden Ability, Multiscale, and comes with the moves Aeroblast, Defog, Tailwind and Hurricane, a move it can’t learn normally. Lugia will be at level 100.

It’s currently unknown whether or not this Lugia will also be distributed outside Japan in some form.

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Bandai intends to sell a massive plush toy based on Lapras from Pokemon. Despite the high price tag of 79,400 yen ($750), pre-orders have already sold out.

The plush toy is going by the name “A Lapras You’ll Definitely Want To Ride.” It comes in at over six and a half feet and a height of nearly four feet.

We have a few photos below:

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Update: Added in the official embed below.


Original: A new trailer for Pokemon the Movie 2018 just aired on the Japanese variety show Oha Suta. The film, which premieres on July 13, is going by the name Pokemon: Everyone’s Story for its release in Japan.

We’ve posted the video below. When the official upload comes in, we’ll replace the embed here.

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The first Pokemon games, Pokemon Red and Pokemon Green, launched in Japan on February 27, 1996. That means the franchise is turning 22 years old.

A number of activities are lined up for Pokemon Day 2018 to celebrate the big day. There isn’t anything overly massive, but a number of different events are planned relating to Pokemon GO, Snapchat, and more.

Here’s a full rundown of everything in store for Pokemon Day:

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Snapchat has added a Bulbasaur filter, by opening your mouth you can create a razor leaf effect. It is unknown how long it will last.

Yet another cast member has been confirmed for the Detective Pikachu movie. Rita Ora, who is both a singer and an actress, will be appearing in the film. Her role is currently being kept secret.

Ryan Reynolds will star in the upcoming movie as Detective Pikachu. The film will also feature Justice Smith as Tim Goodman, Kathryn Newton as Lucy, Ken Watanabe as Detective Yoshida, plus Bill Nighy, Chris Geere, and Suki Waterhouse.

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