The electric Pokemon's DJ set is happening now until the Pokemon Presents begins at 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET, and he's spinning Pokemon-themed music while a timer counts down to the exact start of the show. The set started slowly, with a lone Pikachu falling asleep in front of the DJ booth, but the star has since taken the stage.

Now, TPC has revealed what the tease was seemingly pointing towards: a pre-show music stream. An hour before July 22’s Pokémon Presents, it will stream a pre-event show called “Everyone Gather! DJ Pikachu Live”. Pokémon Presents will return on Tuesday, July 22. The event will be broadcast on the Pokémon YouTube channel.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps stars Pedro Pascal as Mister Fantastic, Vanessa Kirby as The Invisible Woman, Joseph Quinn as the Human Torch and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as The Thing - complete with his catchphrase: "It's clobberin' time!"

Listen, I know that Lego is making a Pikachu set next year. I'm very excited about it. If other gaming kits are anything to go by, it'll be brilliant and (unfortunately) super effective on our bank balances. But it's already got competition, because this Mega model is... well, it's impressive.

Pokémon Channel might be making a comeback if a recent tease on X is anything to go by, but we need to wait until Pokémon Presents to be sure.

Detective Pikachu is not a complex game; it’s clearly meant to be an all-ages mystery that even the youngest Pokémon fan can play through.But its use of Pokémon’s world is what elevates it ...

Detective Pikachu Returns is a family-friendly Nintendo Switch game with a simple yet charming story and a likable cast of characters that’s great for younger kids.

Pikachu’s colour and frame are easily recognisable and can be redrawn in any style. The name is catchy and repeatable, whether or not you are a native Japanese speaker.

Pikachu. Pikachu may be the most recognizable Pokémon of the franchise, but talking Pokémon are mostly unheard of. As the core characters of the movie, Pikachu and Tim share plenty of scenes.

Aardman, the animation studio behind Wallace & Gromit, just revealed details about its forthcoming Pokémon show. Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d and Pichu will premiere in 2027.