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To evolve Psyduck into Golduck in Trainers must train the peculiar psychic duck Pokémon up to a certain level. Tormented by headaches but capable of wielding potent psychic powers, the Water-type Psyduck is one of the original 151 Pokémon, along with its final form Golduck. Psyduck's enduring popularity means Trainers may want to find out how to catch and evolve this unique Pokémon species.
The upcoming will follow in footsteps, this time offering players a glimpse into another time period for the Kalos region. While was set in the broader Sinnoh region, will be specifically set within Luminose City, giving players a much better look at the grand, Paris-inspired city. Naturally, fan-favorite Pokémon are bound to reappear with impressive redesigns to match the time period, but also the ancestors or descendants of notable characters.
has come a long way since its first title introduced its 151 Pokédex entries. Since then, thousands of have been added to the ever-growing roster, making each title's Pokédex bigger and bigger. is a bit of an oddball in the franchise, revisiting an older region without being a remake or remaster, and its Pokédex reflects this.
is the next big title in the series, and is hotly anticipated with promises to bring the games forward in a way no other game has done before. will be revisiting Gen 6's Kalos region, which was seen in the announcement trailer, and its futuristic, wire frame aesthetic hints at a high-tech setting for players to explore. Revisiting Gen 6, similar to how revisited Gen 4's Sinnoh region, seems like it will draw eyes with its grand Lumiose City, but its late release window could prove a problem for the the Nintendo Switch 2.
Pokemon GO players aren't happy with the reveal of the «Rediscover Kanto» event, as the community feels fatigued with Generation 1. Initially, the event was teased alongside multiple updates and a new way for Pokemon GO players to «rediscover» the popular mobile game.
Some attentive fans have put forth a theory regarding the setting of the upcoming game Pokemon Legends: Z-A, suggesting it will take place in the future instead of the past. Pokemon Legends: Z-A was first revealed at the Pokemon Day event this past February, and it is set to revisit the formula of Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Back in 2022, Legends: Arceus was seen as a fresh and innovative take on the classic Pokemon-catching gameplay, and while little has been shown about Legends: Z-A, fans have already started theorizing about its plot points and where it will be set.
The video description for the next Pokemon Presents broadcast suggests that Pokemon might soon have some Gold and Silver news in store for fans. The Pokemon Company has taken to publishing Pokemon Presents videos each year on Pokemon Day (February 27). These short videos serve as both a celebration of the franchise as well as a platform for Pokemon to announce new games and projects.
Arceus, the god Pokémon, won't turn up in Pokémon Go for this month's upcoming Go Tour: Sinnoh.