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"I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was! To catch them is my real test, to train them is my cause!" Alright, what's the next line? Whether you're already singing along to yourself or you have ...

The Pokémon Company has announced a cartoon about playing with Pokémon cards in the real world alongside an online anime based on Scarlet and Violet. Announced during the August Pokémon Presents event ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Japanese YouTube account Pokemon Kids TV, an official Pokemon account that posts content for young children, has just debuted something quite ...

Like Hulu before it, streaming video giant Netflix is expanding its portfolio of films and TV shows to include a selection of animated Pokemon fare. As with all Netflix offerings, these shows and ...

Have you ever wondered what Pokémon would look like as a Looney Tunes cartoon? Well, now you’ll know because the Pokémon company has just released their very first Pokétoon. Via SoraNews 24, this ...

The Pokémon cartoon has spent the last 10 years on Cartoon Network, but starting next month, it’s finding a new home on cable. As of Dec. 5, Disney XD will be the exclusive place to watch Pokémon ...

When anime fans think Christmas, Pokémon may not be the first franchise to come to mind, but it is true. Pokémon is the ...

Pokémon Horizons – we swear this is a new character and not just Ash’s Pikachu in a fancy hat (pic: The Pokémon Company) Following Ash’s final episode in the Pokémon anime, the series has got a new ...

Pokemon the Series: XY will make its Cartoon Network debut on January 18, 8:30 a.m. ET/PT, following two movies and an animated special which will air earlier in the month. The new series will follow ...

That’s pretty scary, frankly. But indeed, on Feb. 27, 1996, Pokémon Red and Green made their debut on Nintendo’s Game Boy in Japan. When the games hit the U.S. in 1998, the Green was switched to Blue ...