A trailer for the new Pꦿokemon anime𝔉 series based on the first episode has been released, which looks set to explore the origin story of Pikachu as a Pichu before the little mouse met Ash. The first episode is titled "the Birth of Pikachu," and will give us our first look at the adorable baby Pikachu's story in the Kanto region.
The trailer was released on the for the anime series, with the show set to air in Japan on November 17. While the trailer is in Japanese, reports t🤪hat the Pichu depicted appears to 🅘allude to Pikachu before the little mouse was all grown up and teamed up with the iconic trainer.
A synops𝔍is for the first episode was also deဣtailed on the website, and thanks to Crunchyroll's translation, we know it reads:
"In a forest somewhere in Kanto, there once was a lonely Pichu. This Pichu - who was st✨ill quite young - had a certain encounter aꩲnd farewell. This took place shortly before Ash and his partner Pikachu started travelling together. This is the beginning of the anime "Pocket Monster.""
"A lonely Pichu" - are you crying yet? Because I am. In the trailer you can also see Pokemon new and old make an appearance, including Pokemon from 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Sword and Shield's new Galar region - which makes sense given the new series will launch shortly after the w🌠orldwide release of the game.
The series will see Ash join up with a new companion and protagonist by the name of Gou, who apparently dreams of finding Mew and catching em' all. With a new art style that's more in-keeping with the cartoony look of the Pokemon: Sun and Moon animated series than the ori💧ginal 1997 series, the adventur♈e will once again begin in the Kanto region.
Can't wait to jump into Sword and Shield? Be sure to check out our latest 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Sword and Shield preview or watch the video below.
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