Animated Pokemon Film: Netflix Scores Deal with Pokemon For Global Release

Netflix is currently in talks with Pokemon for a global release of an animated Pokemon movie. Netflix and Pokemon Co. International want to work together on the release of an animated movie that’s based on the popular Pokemon franchise.

The animated movie is said to be a Netflix Original. The new film is called Pokemon: Mewtwo Strikes Back – Evolution and will premiere on Netflix across the globe, including Korea and Japan. The movie is slated for release on Pokemon Day, Feb. 27, 2020.

Netflix Spoilers: The Movie Is Slated For Release On Pokemon Day, Feb. 27, 2020

Netflix announced that the film will feature a CGI version of the classic Pokemon movies. It’s inspired by one of the most popular stories in the franchise. It’s a retelling of Pokemon: The First Movie, which was released in North America in 1999, according to a Nasdaq report.

The movie is set at the end of the first season of the popular anime series, and is centered around Ash, Brock, Misty, and their Pokemon as they face Mewtwo, who is one of the most powerful creatures in the Pokemon universe. Mewtwo’s counterpart, the mythical Pokemon Mew will also make an appearance in the movie, according to Slash Gear.

“Netflix is the ideal platform to help us execute a global simultaneous launch of an animated Pokemon movie on Pokemon Day, a special moment dedicated to celebrating the worldwide Pokemon fan community,” said Emily Arons, Senior Vice President of International business of Pokemon Co. International.

Netflix Spoilers: It Was Announced A CGI Remake Of The Original Film In 2018

Back in 2018, the Pokemon Company first announced that it was doing a CGI remake of its original film. The company has released 20 or so Pokemon movies over the year. But out all these movies, Mewtwo Strikes Back is one of the best and most popular movies of the Pokemon franchise. It made its debut in 1999 when Pokemania was grabbing every corner of the world. At the time the announcement was made, it was only confirmed for release in Japan, but it looks like it’ll be available everywhere.

If you’re obsessed with Pokemon and you love Mewtwo Strikes back, then you can watch the CGI remake next month on Netflix. Netflix and The Pokemon Company released a new trailer for the movie that focuses on the animation and the English dub. Check it out in the link. What are your thoughts on the new Pokemon film? Sound off below in the comments section.

Robyn Good

My name is Robyn. I'm a professional blogger and full-time juggler of a 9-year-old + twin toddlers! On Celeb Baby Laundry, I write about topics that interest moms - pregnancy, mommyhood, living the Disney life, family travel, recipes, crafts and a dash of the latest celeb mom news! One of my greatest hopes is to show other parents that it is possible to balance everyday life with parenthood. You can enjoy life while sharing it with the best people of all - your children!

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