How to watch Pokemon Presents February 2024: Date, time, and predictions

Nathan Ellingsworth
The POkemon Pikachu appears in front of the words 'Pokemon Presents"

The Pokemon Company is set to broadcast a Pokemon Presents on Pokemon Day, announcing “exciting news” on the future of the Pokemon franchise, so here’s everything you need to know.

Eager Pokemon fans have been waiting to hear about the future of the franchise, especially as it seems like it’s time to close the book on Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. Well, fans need wait no more, as The Pokemon Company has confirmed a Pokemon Presents is coming in February 2024.

Announced on the official Pokemon Twitter (X) account, the upcoming Pokemon Presents promises “exciting news” on the future of the Pokemon franchise, and with no games currently announced for the year, just about anything could happen.

So, learn how to watch the Pokemon Presents, and some predictions, below:

How to watch the Pokemon Presents February 2024

A infographic displays the time and date for the next Pokemon Presents, alongside images of different Pokemon

The Pokemon Company will broadcast the next Pokemon Presents on February 27, 2024, at 06:00 AM PST/02:00 PM GMT. This date is also known as Pokemon Day, celebrating the original launch of Pokemon Red and Green in Japan back in 1996.

You can watch the presentation on the official Pokemon YouTube channel, either as part of the live broadcast or catch up with the video afterward. The Pokemon Presents covers the entire Pokemon franchise, so we expect news on the games, anime, and much more.

Pokemon Day February 2024 predictions

A mock-up imagines Pokemon Legends Celebi, with the mythical Pokemon Celebi appearing to reach out of a Nintendo Switch OLED Model

With the release of the Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC, it seems that our time in Paldea is over, and the most likely thing is a brand-new game. It’s almost certainly too soon for the next generation, and Pokemon may likely want to save Generation 10 for the series’ 30th anniversary in 2026.

Instead, 2024 could be the year for a spin-off, such as another entry in the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon franchise, Pokemon Pinball, the long-forgotten Pokemon TCG games, or even something completely new.

Fans seem most convinced that recent links to Unova in the Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC are pointing towards Pokemon Black & White remakes, or a Pokemon Legends: Arceus-style title focused on Unova and an ancient Pokemon like Genesect.

Skyarrow Bridge in Pokemon Gen 5 Remakes

Another firm fan-favorite request is a Pokemon Legends: Johto, returning to the world of Pokemon Gold & Silver, but in the PLA open-world format.

This is all wishful thinking though, and expectations should be kept in check. Pokemon may want to save large new entries in the franchise for more powerful hardware.

Whatever gets announced at Pokemon Day 2024, we expect it to be one, or maybe two, smaller-scale games, designed to tide fans over until the launch of larger new games next year, alongside potential new Nintendo Switch hardware. A Mystery Dungeon game feels likely, anything more is a bonus.

Pokemon Go art with Paldea starters, Lechonk and Hisuian Growlithe

Meanwhile, Pokemon Go is sure to get some new updates, especially as the current season Timeless Travels finishes at the end of February. Perhaps more Pokemon from Paldea will be introduced, or some sort of celebrations to tie in with any announcements during the Pokemon Presents.

Next, the Pokemon TCG is also likely to be covered, as sets such as Crimson Haze in Japan are already revealed, and rumors of an English set called Twilight Masquerade are already doing the rounds. We expect a full reveal for the next English set, as well as new Ace Spec and Full Art cards.

It has also recently been confirmed that new episodes of Pokemon Concierge are in production, so alongside news on Nintendo Switch games, and mobile titles like Go and Masters Ex, the Pokemon Presents will likely touch on what is next for the Pokemon franchise in TV and film.

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