Summary:
- ‘Pokémon Horizons: The Series,’ will premiere on March 7 on Netflix with English-dubbed episodes.
- The anime follows Liko and Roy, the two protagonists, and their Pokemon partners Sprigatito and Fuecoco, respectively.
- Pokemon Horizon is based on Generation VII to XI of the Pokemon games, including Alola region and Z moves.
With his iconic hat and boundless enthusiasm, Ash Ketchum has been a beloved figure in the Pokemon world for over two decades.
However, his journey has finally ended, much to the surprise and disappointment of fans. But fear not, as Liko and Roy are ready to take up the mantle and continue with their exciting adventure.
Initially, people were skeptical about whether these newbies could fill the void left by Ash. However, they quickly skyrocketed to stardom.
The show is a rainbow of fun, brighter than a Voltorb exploding in a fireworks factory, and it offers a whole new world to explore. Who knew the Pokemon universe could get even more exciting?
With that being said, the Pokemon franchise has announced some new updates that are juicier than a Magikarp flop. Get ready to catch ’em all, as here are the details on the latest happenings.
Netflix streamed a new English-dubbed trailer for ‘Pokémon Horizons: The Series,’ revealing that the anime will premiere on March 7, following a delay. The Pokémon Company had originally announced that the anime would debut on Netflix in the U.S. on February 23.
The trailer introduces us to Liko and Roy, the two protagonists, and shows a glimpse of their adventures together. Additionally, new characters are revealed in the trailer, and more Pokemon are featured from Generation VII to Generation IX.
The anime features Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly from the Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet video games. Legendary Pokémon Rayquaza is also featured in its Shiny form.
The show features new characters, Friede and Captain Pikachu, a Pokémon professor and Pokémon partner duo, and battle alongside Liko and Roy.
‘Pokemon Horizon’ features elements from Generation IX, including Paldea region and Rising Volt Tacklers, adapted from Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.
The show will be dubbed in English, but the voice actors for the characters have not yet been confirmed. The production staff has been revealed, and here is the list.
| Position | Staff | Other Works |
| Director | Saori Den | Mirage Queen Prefers Circus |
| Creative Director | Daiki Tomiyasu | Pokémon Sun & Moon |
| Series Script Supervisor | Dai Sato | Cowboy Bebop |
| Action Director | Tetsuo Yajima | Doraemon |
| Character Designer | Rei Yamazaki | JUNK HEAD |
| Sub-Character Designer | Kyōko Itō | Inazuma Eleven: Ares no Tenbin |
| Sound Director | Masafumi Mima | Attack on Titan |
| Music Composer | Conisch | Pokémon: Hisuian Snow |
The Pokemon series has always been very popular with its dubbed versions, bringing back memories of our childhood TV binges. The English dubbed version of ‘Pokemon Horizon’ will take fans on a journey to relive the series and bring back the glorious days of battling imaginary creatures in the living room. It’s like a cinematic time machine for your inner Pokemon Trainer!
Source: Official Pokemon Website
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About Pokemon Horizons: The Series
Pokemon Horizons: The Series is a new project in the Pokemon Franchise that features a whole new story after the conclusion of the journey of the previous protagonist, Ash Ketchum. The anime will adapt elements from the game Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet.
Liko from the Paldea region and Roy from the Kanto region join the Rising Volt Tacklers led by Friede and Captain Pikachu. They are joined by Orla, Mollie, Murdock, and Ludlow. Together, they explore the world in an airship.
On their way, they will encounter a trio called the Explorers with Amethio, Zir, and Conia as its members, and Nidothing, a popular streamer.
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