Video: We Wish You a Merry Christmas now playing in claymation on Pokémon Kids TV

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The Pokémon Company recently opened a brand-new YouTube channel called Pokémon Kids TV, which is aimed at young Pokémon fans. You can check out the latest batch of content uploaded to the channel in the embedded video below: 【ポケモン公式】童謡「クリスマスのうた」クリスマス-ポケモン Kids TV【こどものうた】 待ちに待ったクリスマス！ポケモンたちもみんなでツリーを準備して楽しみにしているよ！ デリバードにもらったプレゼントには、いったい何が入っていたのかな？ みんなも家族やお友達と、楽しいクリスマスを過ごしてね！ #こどものうた #童謡 #ポケモン #Childrensong #Kidssong #NurseryRhymes #Pokemon Videos: Deck the Halls … Continue reading Video: We Wish You a Merry Christmas now playing in claymation on Pokémon Kids TV

The Ultra Beast Celesteela is a very tall Flying-type Pokémon that stands at a whopping 30 feet and 2 inches

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading The Ultra Beast Celesteela is a very tall Flying-type Pokémon that stands at a whopping 30 feet and 2 inches

The Pokémon Company clarifies its Tornadus comment: “There are still plenty of Pokémon waiting to be discovered in the Galar region”

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading The Pokémon Company clarifies its Tornadus comment: “There are still plenty of Pokémon waiting to be discovered in the Galar region”

The Pokémon Company says Tornadus is the only known pure Flying-type Pokémon

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading The Pokémon Company says Tornadus is the only known pure Flying-type Pokémon

Flying-type Pokémon are the third most common type of Pokémon found in the wild

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading Flying-type Pokémon are the third most common type of Pokémon found in the wild

Hoppip weighs in as the lightest Flying-type Pokémon at a tiny 1.1 lbs

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading Hoppip weighs in as the lightest Flying-type Pokémon at a tiny 1.1 lbs

Normal and Flying-type Pokémon make up roughly a fourth of all Flying types

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading Normal and Flying-type Pokémon make up roughly a fourth of all Flying types

Flying-type Pokémon account for about 12 percent of all known Pokémon

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company is sharing special posts featuring Flying-type Pokémon: “Look to the skies, Trainers! All month long, we're bringing you high-flying facts to celebrate all types of feathery, floating Flying-type Pokémon.” You can check out GIFs of some of these Pokémon … Continue reading Flying-type Pokémon account for about 12 percent of all known Pokémon