A new Pokémon series featuring two protagonists is arriving next year!
A new Pokémon series featuring two protagonists is arriving next year!
The Pokémon Company announced the upcoming series on Friday with a teaser showing a young girl and a young boy with their Pokémon friends. The teaser is part of a longer video sharing updates on the current Pokémon series, which is set to conclude Ash Ketchum and Pikachu's story. "Join 2 new characters and 3 Paldea starter Pokémon as they adventure through the Pokémon world!" Pokémon said on Twitter.Join 2 new characters and 3 Paldea starter Pokémon as they adventure through the Pokémon world! Plus, commemorate Ash’s journey with special episodes concluding Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series.
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