Get ready, Pokémon fans! A new reality series is putting the spotlight on you! Discover more about this exciting show and where to watch it.
The Pokémon Company International is thrilled to announce its new reality show, "Pokémon: Trainer Tour," premiering globally on Prime Video and the Roku Channel on July 31st.
Hosts Meghan Camarena (Strawburry17) and Andrew Mahone (Tricky Gym) embark on a nationwide journey, meeting and mentoring aspiring Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) players. Traveling in a custom Pikachu-themed bus, they’ll connect with passionate Pokémon fans from all backgrounds, sharing their stories and love for the Pokémon brand and TCG.
Andy Gose, Senior Director of Media Production at The Pokémon Company International, calls the show "a groundbreaking series, highlighting the incredible diversity within the Pokémon fanbase." He adds, "We're proud to showcase the community spirit fostered by the Pokémon TCG."
Since its 1996 debut, the Pokémon TCG has captivated millions worldwide. Nearly 30 years later, it’s a global phenomenon with a devoted following and a vibrant competitive scene.
"Pokémon: Trainer Tour" celebrates both the game and its players, providing an intimate look at the diverse experiences and inspiring stories of the Pokémon community.
Don't miss all eight episodes of "Pokémon: Trainer Tour" on Prime Video and the Roku Channel starting July 31st. The first episode will also be available on the official Pokémon YouTube channel.
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