The Pokémon Day 2025 date is today, much to the delight of fans wanting to know what's next for the hugely popular franchise.

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This celebration of all things Pokémon will feature announcements on upcoming projects in addition to updates on existing things such as Pokémon Go.

With Pokémon having such a diverse range of projects, the Pokémon Day 2025 celebrations are bound to have something for everyone. Maybe we'll even get a look at Pokémon Z-A!

Here, find everything there is to know about Pokémon Day 2025 and all of the latest announcements.

When is Pokémon Day 2025?

Pokémon Day 2025 is on Thursday 27th February. This is when the Pokémon Presents live stream should take place, too!

There’s a lot we still don’t know about what The Pokémon Company has up its sleeves for 2025, including exactly what the Year of Eevee is set to feature.

Hopefully, we learn more on 27th February.

In terms of what we can expect from the Pokémon Presents live stream and Pokémon Day, you’ll have to read on below.

When is the Pokémon Presents presentation?

The Pokémon Presents presentation will begin at 2pm GMT.

This is great news for UK Pokémon fans, with the stream beginning in the early afternoon.

We expect the stream to run for no longer than an hour as The Pokémon Company shares details on new releases and more.

How to watch the Pokémon Presents presentation

The Pokémon Presents presentation will be shown on the official YouTube channel.

We've embedded the stream below so you don't miss any of the announcements:

What to expect from Pokémon Day 2025

On Pokémon Day 2025, the Pokémon Presents live stream will likely take place. We imagine we’ll have events to play through in Pokémon Go and Pokémon TCG Pocket, too.

During the Pokémon Presents 2025 live stream, we’re expecting a much-needed update on Pokémon Legends Z-A – will it come to Switch 2?

Dragonite and the Postman

We'll also see more of Dragonite and the Postman, a new anime that releases on Pokémon Day. There's every chance the anime is released either during or after the broadcast.

Check out the trailer below:

The 10th generation

Another potential reveal is Pokémon Generation 10. It’s been three years since Scarlet/Violet was released, and there has been a new generation of Pokémon RPGs every three years since Black and White back in 2010.

In fact, only Diamond and Pearl breaks the trend of a new generation every three years, with it releasing four years after Ruby and Sapphire and four years before Black and White. Hmm.

Outside of the games, we imagine we’ll get updates on any upcoming anime films they have up their sleeves.

With everything above, there is a lot of potential for 2025 to be a massive year for Pokémon. We’ll have to wait and see exactly what’s in store for us this Pokémon Day on 27th February.

Remakes and remasters

If the rumour mill is to be believed, Pokémon Black and White remakes are reportedly on their way to Nintendo Switch.

The DS games sold approximately 16 million units since its 2011 release, making it the perfect time for The Pokémon Company to commission a remaster.

Plenty of updates

Pokémon's existing projects such as Go, TCG, Unite and Sleep continue to perform well, with millions enjoying what they have to offer.

Pokémon Presents is bound to contain a new Pokémon Go announcement along with the potential arrival of a new TCG pack containing a fresh batch of unique cards to collect.

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Toby Saunders
Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).

Jon NicholsonFreelance Writer

Jon Nicholson is a Freelance Gaming Writer, specialising in the Call of Duty franchise. He previously worked for Gfinity, GGRecon and Red Bull writing a variety of gaming news and guides. Alongside his previous work, he's a Freelance News Writer for Esports Insider.

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