Gaming
Already opened all your Pokemon TCG Pocket packs for the day but in sore need of something pocket monster related to do? Pokemon TV is back from the dead with anime episodes galore
If you’re feeling nostalgic for Pokemon and have been enjoying TCG Pocket, you’ll be excited to hear that Pokemon TV is back!
Earlier this year, The Pokemon Company announced the shutdown of its anime-viewing app, Pokemon TV. This was disappointing for fans as it meant needing subscriptions to multiple streaming services to watch all the episodes. However, there is good news! The Pokemon Company has relaunched Pokemon TV as a YouTube channel, with episodes from the first season now available to watch.
Watch on YouTube
Currently, you can watch up to episode 14 of the first season, with a total of 25 episodes in the Indigo League playlist, indicating more to come. The channel’s description states, “Welcome to the official Pokémon TV YouTube channel, where you can explore the world of Pokémon with Ash & Pikachu! Experience some of the most iconic moments from their adventure with our full episodes, live streams, compilations, and more!” This is a great way to enjoy the Pokemon anime for free!
The episodes are well-organized, with time stamps for important moments, providing a clear idea of what to expect. This is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Pokemon, especially with the upcoming release of Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Until then, enjoy watching Pokemon TV and playing Pokemon TCG Pocket.
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