Pokémon Presents 30th Anniversary lasts roughly 30 minutes.

The showcase will open with a nostalgic commemorative video celebrating the 30 years of Pokémon, having a rundown of the mainline games up to Legends-ZA, visuals from Ash, Liko, and more characters from the main anime, visuals from side animes, Detective Pikachu and anime movies, and Concierge. In addition, it includes visuals from spin-off games, including Stadium-line, Game Boy TCG and PC/Mobile variants, Snap!-line, Transporter, Bank and Home, Hey You Pikachu!, Puzzle-line, Pin-Ball-line, Colosseum-line, Mystery Dungeon-line, Dash, Pokémon Channel, visuals of Pikachu and other characters in Smash Bros., Unite, Masters EX, GO, Café, Trozei-line, Ranger-line, PokéPark-line, Rumble-line, Pokopia (soon to be released), Picross-line, Detective-line, Pokédex 3D-line, Conquest, Pokken, Battle Revolution, Art Academy, Quest, Pokémon Champions (yet to be released), Magikarp Jump, Shuffle, Tower Battle, Medallion Battle, The Thieves and the 1000 Pokémon, and mobile games. It will include visuals of Worlds Tournament, TCG, music videos, Lego, Pokémon Center Stores, PokéPark 2005 and Kanto, Puck series games, Pokéwalker, Pokémon Mini, E-Reader, Eevee Tamagotchi, Game Boy accessories with connectivity to the games, GO Plus, Pokémon Pikachu, among others. The video will also feature Satoshi Tajiri, Ken Sugimori, and Junichi Masuda sharing their gratitude. The video is roughly 15 minutes long. It will have any diehard Pokéfan in tears.

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