At its core, Pokemon this is a wildlife expedition. The series sends us out into nature to capture these wonderful creatures that will fight for us. Also, we fill out the Pokédex and learn more about them when we capture them in Poké Balls. Over the years, the series has explored the various relationships between humans and Pokémon through the lens of games such as Detective Pikachubut throughout the series they are mostly characterized as wild animals with fascinating behavior to analyse.
YouTuber and TikTok User Elious Entertainment created the layouts in the style of National Geographic Pokemon show (thanks A polygon), which looks at these little guys in their natural habitat. Each video features a different Pokemon that exists in the wild, with a soothing narration that tells some of the craziest things about Pokemon universe
National Geographic’s Poké series has performed particularly well on TikTok. The recordings have surpassed 200k views on the app, but since YouTube’s horizontal format shows more Elious animations and fits better on this website, we’ve included them here. Let’s take a look at PokéNational Geographic’s attempt to understand the wild world. with Pokemon.
Welcome to Exp. Share, Kotaku’s Pokémon column, where we dive in to explore famous characters, urban legends, communities, and just plain weird quirks from across the Pokémon franchise.
