Check out some very Japanese commercials for Pokémon Pokopia
Japanese commercials are well known for being unpredictable, outrageous, and having jingles that are impossible to get out of your head.
In exactly two weeks, Pokémon Pokopia will arrive, offering us a slightly different pocket monster adventure than we are used to. Instead, we can expect a more Animal Crossing-like setup, and we recently had the chance to try it out. You can read what we think about the game based on our time with it in our preview here.
But with so little time left, marketing has naturally kicked into high gear, especially in Japan. And that's exciting because Japanese advertising is a chapter in itself, often complete with music loops that are impossible to get out of your head. The Pokémon Pokopia commercials are no exception, and thanks to GoNintendo, we can now check them all out.
You can find them below.
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