ComicBook.com
A Wild Podcast Has Appeared! A ComicBook.com Pokemon Podcast
A Wild Podcast Appears is a weekly Pokemon podcast from ComicBook.com that covers every corner of Pokemon fandom. In addition to hearing about the latest Pokemon game, anime, and movie news, you’ll also hear deep dives into Pokemon lore, interviews with the folks who make the Pokemon content you love, and lots of top notch trainer tips! Whether you’re a Poke Maniac or just sat down to play your very first Pokemon game, you won’t want to miss A Wild Podcast Appears! Join our Discord - https://discord.com/invite/h8CbPgxEVj Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/PokemonPodCB https://twitter.c...
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Episodes
Episode #3: Detective Pikachu Breakdown, Ancient Mew Card, New Pokemon Mobile Game 16.05.2019 42:30
In this episode, we talk about Detective Pikachu’s opening weekend performance, reminisce about the Ancient Mew Pokemon card, and discover whether you can beat Pokemon Red & Blue using only a Caterpie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode #2: Detective Pikachu Box Office, Pokemon Go News, 09.05.2019 37:46
In this episode of 'A Wild Podcast Has Appeared', we look at the impact that playing Pokémon as a kid had on our brain, predict how well Detective Pikachu will do this weekend at the box office, and talk about some major Pokémon Go news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode #1: ‘Detective Pikachu’ Review, New Pokémon App & 'Pokémon Go' Legendaries 02.05.2019 37:29
In this episode, we discuss the new Pokémon Pass app, rundown Pokémon Go’s new Legendary Pokemon and Shiny Pokemon, review Detective Pikachu, and talk about why Magikarp evolves into Gyarados. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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