A viral social media post from the White House using an image from the newly released Pokémon Nintendo Switch 2 game Pokémon ...

Now, as reported by TIME, Sravanthi Dev, a spokesperson for The Pokémon Company, has issued a response to the US administration's use of the meme, confirming that no permission was granted for its IP ...

"Our mission is to bring the world together…affiliated with any political viewpoint or agenda," a spokeswoman said.

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You know how everyone’s using the Pokopia logo generator for their online shenanigans? Yeah, well the Trump administration jumped on the bandwagon with all the subtlety of the “How do you do, fellow ...

Pokémon Company International said it did not grant permission to the White House to post “social content that includes ...

Pokopia has landed, prompting fans, and even the White House to share its release. Now, Nintendo has responded to the White ...

Getting started in Pokopia can be a bit overwhelming. Between rebuilding the Pokemon Center, managing habitat comfort levels, and tracking down elusive legendary feathers, it’s easy to miss the ...

Once again, the folks behind the massively popular Pokémon franchise have issued a statement distancing themselves from the ...

The Pokémon Company has issued an official objection after the White House used Pokopia for a meme, pushing back against the ...

The Pokémon Company has issued a statement pushing back against the White House's use of Pokémon branding and imagery in its ...

The Pokemon Company clarified that the White House used Pokopia in social posting without permission.