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Official Pokémon Channel Launches On iTunes With Animated Episodes
Get all of your favorite Pokémon related digital content in one place. The Pokémon Company is launching an iTunes station that sounds like the perfect complement to every Pokefan’s Pokédex. Sounds Pokédoke to us.
Fans who visit iTunes.com/Pokemon will be able to download animated series episodes and specials, as well as official Pokémon applications such as the Pokémon TV app and Pokédex, and Pokémon soundtracks for all of their iOS devices. Along with the launch of the site, episodes from the latest season of Pokémon the Series: XY, and the four-part Pokémon Origins animated special are now available on iTunes, and The Pokémon Company will continue to update the site with new episodes of the show every week.
Our Take
This is handy, but not extremely exciting. We already had access to most of this content through other places, such as the official Pokémon site, but some Pokémon fans might find it handy to get their Pokémon fix through this dedicated iTunes site instead.
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