How to watch Pokemon Presents August 2023: Start time & predictions

Daniel Megarry
A poster for Pokemon Presents on Pokemon Day

The Pokemon Company announced on social media that a 35-minute Pokemon Presents livestream will be held in August 2023, one that will include news and updates on the franchise. Here’s how Pokemon fans can watch the livestream and some predictions for it.

On February 27, The Pokemon Company held a special Pokemon Presents to give fans of the franchise a taste of what’s come in the franchise. Now, it’s set to do it again in August with another special livestream.

The Pokemon Company confirmed a special 35-minute livestream that will be held in August, one that’s set to give fans a glimpse into the future.

Here’s a breakdown on how Pokemon fans can watch the upcoming Pokemon Presents livestream, plus what could be expected from the event.

The Pokemon Presents logo

How to watch Pokemon Presents

The August 2023 Pokemon Presents will air at 9 AM ET/6 AM PT on August 8, 2023. The livestream can be watched on The Official Pokemon Channel‘s official YouTube page.

The Pokemon Presents livestream will last for 35 minutes and will include “news and updates” on the Pokemon franchise.

Pokemon Presents Predictions

Since very few details on the Pokemon Scarlet & Violet DLC packs have been made known to this point, it’s likely that August 2023 Pokemon Presents livestream will reveal more information on the two during the presentation. It’s also possible that Pokemon fans receive a set date for the packs, since all we know is one will be released in Fall 2023 and the other in Winter 2023.

As far as other speculation is concerned, Pokemon fans may also receive new information on the Detective Pikachu Returns video game, Pokemon Go, as well as additional content in Scarlet and Violet.

In July 2023, dataminers found info that suggests a 7-star Mewtwo raid will be coming to Pokemon Scarlet & Violet in the near future.

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Daniel graduated from university with a degree in Journalism and English Language, before spending five years at GAY TIMES covering LGBTQ+ news and entertainment. He then made the switch to video game journalism where he produces news, features, and guides for Pokemon, Fortnite, Nintendo, and PlayStation games. Daniel also has a passion for any games with queer representation.