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Pokémon Go Teases Gen 4 With A Celebratory Image
The Pokémon Go twitter account recently tweeted about a benign message encouraging fans to talk about their Pokémon Go memories, but hidden in the associated image is a potential tease for the launch of the fourth generation of Pokémon.
From the first Pokémon you encountered to your first #PokemonGOfriend, we've enjoyed watching all of your amazing Pokémon GO journeys unfold for the past two years. What are some of your most memorable Pokémon GO experiences? Tell us in the comments! pic.twitter.com/IAU7Bvg5uK
— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) July 13, 2018
If you look closely, you can see Chimchar, Piplup, and Turtwig hanging out in the image which were the starters in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. You can also see Celebi flying on the left. Maybe Pokémon Fest, which is happening this weekend in Chicago, will kick off with the launch of a new generation of Pokémon? Both Andrew Reiner and Brian Shea are attending the fest this weekend, so make sure to watch the site for their coverage of the event. Hopefully it goes better than last year.
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Our Take
This is a nice way to tease the next batch of Pokémon. Hopefully it is associated with Pokémon Go Fest and we will start seeing those Pokémon this weekend. I just hope they aren't exclusive to Chicago.
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