Fan of the Pokémon TV show? Now you can watch it for free on Nintendo Switch

Have you looked at the Pokémon cartoon show like a child or kept throughout the years? You can now look at anime episodes for free on the Nintendo switch with the Pokémon TV app, which also includes a pile of additional videos and other content.

The Pokémon TV app is available for smart phones and televisions since 2019, but its arrival on the switch brings the content to a platform where many Pokémon fans are already – not just those who play the sword and At the Pokémon Shield, but the players of the new Pokémon joit Moba and waiting for the next Pokémon Open-World Legends: Arceus game.

There are only seven full series of Pokémon Anime – the app also includes videos for tips on Pokémon Games, Pokémon Games Competition Emissions and Even Tips Specifically for Younger Viewers in a “Junior” content category dedicated.

Although it does not have every episode of each season of the anime, it has complete seasons of the oldest and most last series with some of the movies, some of which are only on the service for a limited time , suggesting that the content could turn into and outside. The Pokémon TV app is available for free on the Nintendo Eshop.

Analysis: Pokémon is the only Nintendo streaming content

There is no suggestive that Nintendo will join the streaming content wars, and it is not as if there are many shows or films of its characters over the years beyond some cartoons from Saturday morning and an infamous film. Pokémon has been the only Nintendo property to spread on several media and persisted over the years, so it is logical that the Pokémon TV app migrate to the Nintendo switch.

While the switch 720p of the switch is not the best to watch the media, the anime Pokémon is not quite known for high-resolution graphics – especially the original series that made its debut in 1997 at Japan (1998 in the United States and elsewhere), a moment when cathode ray tube screens (CRT) and televisions are usually presented at the 480p resolution.

It is interesting to interest that so many Pokémon content migrate smartphones to the Nintendo switch and vice versa – the Pokémon TV application started on mobile before coming on the console, while Pokémon UNITE launched on the switch and will become soon Available on phones. Pokémon has always been synonymous with game on the starting point, a tradition that lived in Pokémon Go.

Although we did not expect to not wait until it arrives on the switch considering its dependence on the location data and the rear camera (for the purists of the AR), the relationship between console and smartphone seems to become Stronger – which is good news for Pokémon fans.