Pokemon Welcomes Paldea Area and Gen 9 to Its Anime

The update went live this week when Pokémon Journeys published a new episode. The release comes after Ash's big win at the tournament deciding the world's top Pokémon trainer.

From its very first actions in the '90s, Pokémon has come a long method with its anime and video games. That was made clear this month when Pokémon Scarlet and Violet went live to spectacular sales.

What Are These Shorts?

The shorts, as you can see above, are one-minute jaunts through the Pale area with Group Rocket as our guides. While Jesse and James check out the colony, audiences are offered some looks at the huge region and all its greenery. Of course, the group likewise encounters its share of Pokémon, and the first Gen 9 debut comes thanks to Sprigatito.

The adorable grass-dark Pokémon is lovable in this little unique, and it provides us the anime's very first foray into Gen 9. Growth may be envious of the brand-new kitty, but the Group Rocket member won't have long to worry. There are two more specials on the horizon, and each will present one of the remaining Pale starters: Fresco and Equally.

From its very first steps in the '90s, Pokémon has come a long way with its anime and video games. As for the brand-new video games, well-- Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is a hit. In spite of the video game's poor graphics and performance, Pokémon's brand-new title is selling unlike any Nintendo prior to it. Are you delighted to see the Pokémon anime take on the Pale area?

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If you wish to take a look at these shorts, they are being shared on YouTube quickly after Pokémon Journeys shares new episodes in Japan. As for the new video games, well-- Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is a hit. Regardless of the game's poor graphics and performance, Pokémon's new title is offering unlike any Nintendo prior to it. The games offered 10+ million copies in just three days which marks Nintendo's largest launch of all time.