Pokémon is collaborating with character jewelry and goods makers U-Treasure for its latest set of necklaces, and this time it features a design based on Pikachu holding a diamond.

Watch the Pokemon 2019 Press Conference livestream here at 6pm PT/8pm CT/9pm ET.

Apart from the Nintendo Direct for Pokemon Gen 8, Pokemon Company has also announced a general ‘2019 Press Conference’ on May 28 starting 6pm PT.

A recent video by Game Freak goes into the development of NES puzzler Yoshi, as well as some details behind Pokemon Gen 1.

Back when the Uniqlo UT Grand Prix 2019 winners were announced, a bit of an issue appeared. Some controversy arose over whether the winner of the Uniqlo Pokemon UTGP 2019 competition had broken the rules.

Game Freak’s Masayuki Onoue talked about how the company will prioritize their original game development moving forward, with the experiences gained being used to improve Pokemon as well.

The 24 winning Uniqlo Pokemon UTGP 2019 shirts have been revealed, and people will be able to buy the designs in June.

Last year, we reported that The Pokémon Company was making a line of stuffed toys featuring all 151 Pokémon from Gen 1, and this week they announced that the lineup is expanding to Gen 2.

Japan’s Iwate Prefecture announced today that they are partnering up with The Pokémon Company to have Geodude hard sell tourism.

DeNA revealed in its fiscal year 2018’s operating results that they’re partnering with The Pokémon Company for what they’re called a “new and exciting” Pokémon smartphone game.

CoroCoro celebrates its 42nd anniversary on May 15, 2019 and the magazine conducted a special survey for kids to vote for their favorite video game series including Smash Bros., Splatoon, Pokémon, and more.

After initially starting out as a self-published video game magazine called “Game Freak” in the 80s, creators Satoshi Tajiri and Ken Sugimori launched a video game company with the same name, 30 years ago today.

The Pokémon Company released the second trailer for the series’ first-ever fully CGI animated film, Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution, where we got a look at more of Ash, Misty, Brock, and Team Rocket.

Recently, Pokemon Card project manager Kouta Okamoto and director Atsushi Nagashima from Creatures, Inc. were interviewed on the card game’s origins, and how the varied art is decided upon.

It’s been revealed in the latest issue of CoroCoro Comic that those who purchase tickets in advance for Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution will get Mewtwo for Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu & Eevee.