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The beloved Pokémon animated classic has found a new streaming home on Disney+, offering fans a chance to revisit where it all began. The series introduces audiences to Ash Ketchum and Pikachu, who becomes his closest companion.

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As the writer behind hit series like Youth and Lost Fantasy, Curt Pires is definitely one of the major up-and-coming talents in the comic book industry these days. Pires’ latest project has an especially attractive elevator pitch, as it offers a dark, subversive spin on monster-battling video games like Pokémon. Prepare yourself for Creature Corps.

Earlier this year, Pokémon Champions for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 received a higher age rating in Germany and Brazil than in certain other regions due to regional age classification requirements.

The world of Pokémon Go will cross over into the Pokémon anime series later this month, in an episode where the gang meet Professor Willow and spin a PokéStop.

Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d & Pichu will stream exclusively worldwide on Disney+ as the deal also brings the classic Ash and Pikachu series Pokémon the Series: The Beginning to the platform

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Colin Miyajima and his daughter had just gotten into buying and selling Pokémon cards. This weekend, they went to their first show to sell some at Mira Mesa High School — and a man stole one of the most valuable cards in their collection, right out of Miyajima’s hand.

Since Pokopia, Nintendo’s newest Pokémon game, dropped in March, it’s been pure ‘mon mayhem. It’s fueled a fan resurgence akin to 2016’s Pokémon GO with its absolutely adorable pocket monsters and fun gameplay. Meanwhile, the cards are only going up in value.

For millennials of a certain disposition, Mewtwo is indisputably the coolest Pokémon in the world. If you count yourself among that crowd and you’ve still got Pokémon Go on your phone, we have good news.