Every year, *Pokemon* fans eagerly anticipate February, which marks the celebration of Pokemon Day. This holiday is not only a fantastic opportunity to revel in all things *Pokemon*, but it also traditionally features a major Pokemon Presents presentation packed with thrilling announcements and updates.

When Is Pokemon Presents 2025?

Although The Pokemon Company has not yet officially announced the date, Pokemon Presents typically coincides with Pokemon Day, celebrated annually on February 27. Thanks to datamines from *Pokemon GO*, fans are almost certain that a Pokemon Presents event will occur on February 27 this year. While the exact timing remains undisclosed, the presentation will likely be available as a recorded video for those who can't watch it live.

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What Pokemon Fans Want to See at Pokemon Presents This Year

The February Pokemon Presents has historically been a significant event for Pokemon news. Last year's presentation introduced us to *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* and *Pokemon TCG Pocket*. This year, fans have a few key items on their wishlist, ranked from most to least likely.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Release Date

At the top of fans' wishlist is a release date for *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*. Since its initial announcement, updates have been sparse, leading many to believe the game is still some time away. However, with a planned 2025 release, Pokemon Presents would be the ideal platform to announce a specific date. Fans are also eager to learn whether the game will launch on the anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 or remain exclusive to the current Switch.

What’s Next for Pokemon TCG Pocket

Trading is the next major feature expected in *Pokemon TCG Pocket*. Originally slated for a January 2025 rollout, fans are ready for the next big update if the trading feature arrives as planned. Developer Dena has hinted at significant developments this year, and Pokemon Presents would be the perfect occasion to reveal what's next. While new Booster Packs are anticipated, the promise of "other new features in development" suggests something even more exciting.

Big News for Pokemon Sleep, Pokemon GO, UNITE, and More

The Pokemon Presents event is expected to include updates on various mobile and live service games within the Pokemon universe. While specific hopes for these games are difficult to pinpoint, *Pokemon GO* fans are hoping for significant improvements after a challenging 2024. A fix for the new avatars or the restoration of accessibility features would be welcome, though not necessarily expected. As for *Pokemon Sleep*, with the transition to Pokemon Works, players are anxious for positive news, especially after last year's announcement of a new Legendary Pokemon. New information on these live service games is almost guaranteed, though the exact details remain a mystery.

Pokemon Gen 10 News

Many fans speculate that the next generation, Gen 10, will launch in 2026, coinciding with the 20-year anniversary of *Pokemon* games. This timeline suggests that a first look could be just over a year away, making a reveal at Pokemon Presents feasible. However, The Pokemon Company might prefer to keep the focus on *Legends: Z-A* for now, delaying any Gen 10 announcements. Still, with limited news on upcoming main series games, there's a chance we might hear something about Gen 10 this year.

Pokemon Remakes in the Unova Region

The rumors of Unova region remakes persist, and fans are hopeful that 2025 will finally see these rumors come to fruition. With *Pokemon GO* celebrating the Unova region through the Unova Tour this year, and considering the pattern of previous remakes, the timing seems right. Given that *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* revisits a past region, an announcement for a Unova remake could be a bold move by The Pokemon Company. While there's no established precedent for Legends-style games yet, anything is possible, including a Unova remake announcement in 2025.

These are the most anticipated announcements that fans are hoping to see during *Pokemon Presents 2025*.