A Pokemon Park is opening up in Japan and its only about Slowpoke!
2022 has been a major year for the Pokemon franchise, in both the anime and gaming categories. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and Pokemon Legends: Arceus hit the Nintendo Switch this year, while the anime adaptation saw Ash Ketchum not only finally achieve his dream of becoming the world champion during the Masters 8 Tournament, but the series also announcing that Ash and Pikachu were finally looking to step down following their twenty-plus year rein as the series protagonists.
Slowpoke ParkTwitter Outlet Pokejungle shared the new look at the upcoming Slowpoke Park that will focus entirely on the lazy pocket monster, which is set to land in the Kagawa Prefecture in Japan in the future to help in capitalizing on the continued success of the franchise that has become a monster hit in both the anime and gaming worlds:
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