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>Two new video games from the main series will be announced. One of them is developed by Game Freak, and the other by ILCA.
>The first one will take place in Unova, where we’ll return to the Blueberry Academy as a new character. Pecharunt will play a significant role in the plot, along with some characters from S/V, and the theme of multiverses will be explored, opening new possibilities never seen before in Pokemon.
>The S/V’s protagonist will also return, and you’ll have to face him/her at the end of your adventure. If you have a saved game on your console with DLC 2 completed, the game will import your data, so the character will have the same Pokemon as yours. It’ll be something similar to the encounter with your past self, Red, in Johto's Silver Cave.
>The second upcoming Pokemon is a G/S remake that will feature Crystal enhancements, plot changes, and the return of real-time day and night cycles. The storyline will incorporate time travel, linking it to the S/V and Unova games.
>Game Freak left several clues about these games in the S/V DLCs and Detective Pikachu Returns, and some fan theories are correct.
>A new language will be added to Pokemon games: Latin American Spanish, thanks to a campaign started by fans (the last language added was Chinese in 2016, also thanks to a fan campaign).
>The opening of a Pokemon Center in Mexico will be announced, with plans to expand to other countries in South America.
>Pokemon S/V will have a re-release with improved graphics and performance for the Switch 2, and it’ll include both DLCs (announcement date to be confirmed).
>In these new games, the story of Unova and Johto will be connected to the future Generation 10, which will take place in Australia, and will be announced on February 27, 2025, for the Switch 2.
>There will be more announcements for the mobile games, and they’ll also talk about the release of Pokemon Horizons in the West, but this is the most notable information.
>The first one will take place in Unova, where we’ll return to the Blueberry Academy as a new character. Pecharunt will play a significant role in the plot, along with some characters from S/V, and the theme of multiverses will be explored, opening new possibilities never seen before in Pokemon.
>The S/V’s protagonist will also return, and you’ll have to face him/her at the end of your adventure. If you have a saved game on your console with DLC 2 completed, the game will import your data, so the character will have the same Pokemon as yours. It’ll be something similar to the encounter with your past self, Red, in Johto's Silver Cave.
>The second upcoming Pokemon is a G/S remake that will feature Crystal enhancements, plot changes, and the return of real-time day and night cycles. The storyline will incorporate time travel, linking it to the S/V and Unova games.
>Game Freak left several clues about these games in the S/V DLCs and Detective Pikachu Returns, and some fan theories are correct.
>A new language will be added to Pokemon games: Latin American Spanish, thanks to a campaign started by fans (the last language added was Chinese in 2016, also thanks to a fan campaign).
>The opening of a Pokemon Center in Mexico will be announced, with plans to expand to other countries in South America.
>Pokemon S/V will have a re-release with improved graphics and performance for the Switch 2, and it’ll include both DLCs (announcement date to be confirmed).
>In these new games, the story of Unova and Johto will be connected to the future Generation 10, which will take place in Australia, and will be announced on February 27, 2025, for the Switch 2.
>There will be more announcements for the mobile games, and they’ll also talk about the release of Pokemon Horizons in the West, but this is the most notable information.
