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You Can Now Use Pokémon-Themed Stickers On Twitter
Twitter announced today that it has introduced Pokémon stickers to its social media platform. Stickers, which are small images that can be added to photos you tweet, can be used on mobile devices with the Twitter app.
The stickers are promotional for the upcoming Pokémon Sun and Moon, which release on November 18. As seen in the short video below, you can add Pokémon Sun and Moon's Rowlet, Litten, Popplio to your images, or just a simple Pokéball. If you want to use stickers, just click on a photo you want to upload to twitter and then press the smiley face to see the full list of stickers.
Now you can be the very best, with featured @Pokemon #Stickers! pic.twitter.com/wdQ5UMY3bq
— Twitter (@twitter) November 13, 2016
For more on Pokémon Sun and Moon, check out our interview with series producer, director and composer Junichi Masuda where we asked all our burning questions.
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