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Autor: Lucas Apr 19,2025

Pokémon Día de febrero de 2025: Todo lo que sabemos

¡Prepárate, entrenadores! Pokémon Day 2025 se está preparando para celebrar 29 años increíbles de la querida franquicia con un día completo de festividades. Aquí está todo lo que necesita saber sobre el horario, las plataformas y los anuncios emocionantes planeados para esta ocasión especial.

Pokémon Día 2025 - Pokémon presenta corrientes el 27 de febrero a las 6 a.m. Pt / 9 am ET

Pokémon ENTRADOS, ¡Marque sus calendarios! El muy esperado Pokémon presenta una presentación de video para Pokémon Day 2025 se transmitirá en vivo el 27 de febrero de 2025 a las 6 a.m. Pt / 9 am ET . Puedes ver toda la acción en YouTube y Twitch tanto en inglés como en japonés.

Consulte la tabla a continuación para encontrar el horario de transmisión en su zona horaria local:

Todo lo que sabemos sobre Pokémon Day 2025

Pokémon Día de febrero de 2025: Todo lo que sabemos

Beyond the Pokémon Presents Video, Pokémon Day 2025 está lleno de una variedad de eventos en el juego, en línea y en el sitio adaptados para los fanáticos de todo el mundo. Estos eventos no solo resaltarán el día en sí, sino que ampliarán las celebraciones durante todo el mes.

Celebre el año del Eevee en el Centro Pokémon

Pokémon Día de febrero de 2025: Todo lo que sabemos

El Pokémon Center, la tienda oficial en línea de All Things Pokémon, está dedicando 2025 a Eevee y sus diversas eeveeluciones con una serie de nuevos lanzamientos de productos. Los fanáticos pueden comenzar a recolectar figuras bellamente pintadas a mano de Flareon, Jolteon y Vaporeon, con más conjuntos de eeveelution a seguir en olas de tres durante todo el año. Además, busque paquetes de productos con temática de Eevee, una nueva línea de cocina y peluches exclusivos de Eevee como parte del año de la celebración de Eevee.

Pokémon Go Pokéstops resalta Eevee, Glaceon y Leafeon

Pokémon Día de febrero de 2025: Todo lo que sabemos

Pokémon Go Players, ¡prepárate para unirte a las festividades de Eevee! Una promoción especial por tiempo limitado se ejecuta hasta el final del día de Pokémon el 27 de febrero. Durante este evento, puede visitar Pokérstops especiales en minoristas participantes como Target, Gamestop y Best Buy. Además, en el juego, tendrá acceso a módulos de señuelos glaciales y musgosos, lo que le brinda la oportunidad de evolucionar su eevee a Glaceon y Leafeon.

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Eevee Distribution en GameStop

Pokémon Día de febrero de 2025: Todo lo que sabemos

Para los jugadores de Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, ¡no se pierda las celebraciones de Eevee! Diríjase a su Gamestop o Best Buy local para recoger un código de distribución especial. Este código le otorgará un Eevee de tipo volador gratuito, disponible hasta el final del día de Pokémon el 27 de febrero, hasta agotar existencias.

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