When is the next Pokémon Presents? Date and details revealed
The date and time have been confirmed.
This year is shaping up to be a pretty major one for Pokémon fans, and another upcoming Pokémon Presents will tell us more about it.
With the Switch 2 having launched in June, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A joining the system later this year, there's plenty to talk about over the next few months.
So, if you're wondering when the next Pokémon Presents will take place, read on for everything you need to know.
When is the next Pokémon Presents?
The next Pokémon Presents will take place on Tuesday 22nd July 2025 at 2pm BST.
For reference, here's what that corresponds to in a few different global time zones:
- 6am PDT
- 7am MDT
- 8am CDT
- 9am EDT
- 3pm CEST
- 10pm JST
- 11pm AEST
- 1am NZST (23rd July)
What to expect from the next Pokémon Presents
Out of everything we could see from July's Pokémon Presents, the most likely game to be covered is Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
The upcoming follow-up to Legends: Arceus is only a few months away, and Nintendo and Game Freak will likely want to show off a bit more gameplay and story details in the run-up to release.
But while Legends: Z-A is the most obvious choice, what's got everyone talking is a teaser posted by the official Japanese Pokémon account, showing Pikachu standing in front of a bunch of DJ equipment.
While there hasn't been any indication what this could mean, speculation is already running rife that this could represent a new Pokémon-themed rhythm game.
Other fans were quick to point out that the entire set is black and white, subsequently hoping that it's a teaser for remakes of Pokémon Black and White, bringing the series back to the Unova region.
We can certainly see this happening – after all, Black and White are still incredibly popular among the fanbase, in part thanks to their iconic soundtracks.
Getting a lot more speculative now, there's also a chance that the 10th Generation of Pokémon games could be announced, following alleged leaks circulating earlier this year.
Aside from that, we'll probably get some updates on a few smaller spin-off titles, such as Pokémon Go, Pokémon TCG Pocket, Pokémon Masters EX and hopefully Pokémon Champions, which was officially announced in February.
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