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Originally named ポケットモンスター in Japanese, it was originally developed for the Japanese Nintendo Game Company to adventure and live together with a special creature in this world. Later, TV Tokyo produced an anime based on the game, which led to this indelible childhood memory of the post-90s generation.
The main plot is about Chi, who aspires to become a Pokémon master, and embarks on a journey with Pikachu. Along the way, Xiao Zhi met many companions, fierce enemies, and friends, and embarked on one adventure after another with them. In the PV, you can see Xiao Zhi and Xiao Hao accompanying their Pokémon to start a new adventure with the dreams of the two of them.
The anime Pokémon is directed by Kunihiko Yuyama and has been broadcasting anime and related films, short story collections, broadcast bureaus, and specials on television since 1996. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the broadcast, and the official also announced a journey that looks back at the encounter between Chi and Pikachu.
I would like to say that "Pokémon" has left a strong mark in popular culture. The phrases in the anime, "I caught Pokémon" and "I decided it was you", I don't know how much post-90s DNA was involved? Although it is very convenient for the Internet to see any anime works you want to see directly, it cannot replace the excitement of waiting for the launch of "Pokémon" in front of the disaster-stricken TV set when I was a child.