Pokemon fans are sifting through the trailer to see what this short has in store after Weibo was the first website to reveal the new poster.
All eyes are on the popular series as Pokemon Day approaches to see what it has in store for fans. Pokemon Day has a lot on its agenda, from video game releases to updates on the anime, and it appears that some announcements are coming live before the event to keep the news cycle going. After all, a new short film for the IP is on the way, as The Pokémon Company recently informed fans in China in a message. The new initiative will be announced with a humorous poster, as you can see below. It turns out that Pokemon is working on a short film that will initially only be broadcast in China. Pokemon fans are sifting through the trailer to see what this short has in store after Weibo was the first website to reveal the new poster. Announcement of Pokemon: Journey of Dreams.
Given the hero of this image, the project, Pokemon: Journey of Dream, seems to portray the tale of a young child. A young person with short brown hair and a handheld gaming device may be seen in the advertisement. This item seems to give the child some irrational dreams, and these various situations feature monsters like Mewtwo, Charizard, Pikachu, Lapras, and others.
Fans are unsure as of now if this Pokemon short will air internationally, but it appears a Chinese release is close at hand. Regardless of the project’s designated future, you can be sure that it will appear online someplace. Of course, this project represents The Pokémon Company’s further expansion into China. Since Pokemon Sun and Moon were published, Pokemon has made progress in the market after years of being marginalised in the country. The anime is currently attempting to create a significant impact abroad as well.
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Pokémon is a Japanese media franchise run by The Pokémon Company, which was established by Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures. Pokémon is short for Pocket Monsters in Japan. The franchise, which Satoshi Tajiri founded in 1996, is focused on fictitious “Pokémon” animals. Pokémon Trainers are those who capture, educate, look after, and engage in combat with Pokémon. “Gotta Catch ‘Em All!” is the franchise’s English catchphrase. Currently, 1008 different Pokémon species exist.
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