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Pokémon Waves and Pokémon Winds Officially Revealed for 2027

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Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves logos over an open ocean scene, announcing global simultaneous release in 2027 for Nintendo Switch

Nintendo and Game Freak have officially revealed Pokémon Waves and Pokémon Winds, the next mainline Pokémon games scheduled for release in 2027. These titles mark the beginning of Generation 10, ushering in a brand-new era for the Pokémon franchise.

Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves gameplay showing bird Pokémon flying over a clear turquoise ocean with coral reefs and small islands below

A New Pokémon Region Inspired by Nature

Pokémon Waves and Pokémon Winds will introduce a completely new region inspired by ocean currents, coastal environments, and atmospheric winds. Early information suggests the games will place a strong emphasis on environmental movement, natural flow, and the interaction between land, sea, and sky.

This direction hints at possible changes to exploration, world design, and how players interact with the environment as they journey through the region.

Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves starter Pokémon standing on a tropical beach with palm trees and blue sky in the background

Generation 10 Starter Pokémon Revealed

Three starter Pokémon have been revealed for Pokémon Waves and Pokémon Winds, following the traditional Grass, Fire, and Water typing:

  • Browt – Grass-type starter Pokémon
  • Pombon – Fire-type starter Pokémon
  • Gecqua – Water-type starter Pokémon

These starters appear to reflect the natural themes of the new region, though their evolutions and abilities are the same as other starters.

What to Expect from Pokémon Waves and Winds

While full gameplay details have not yet been announced, Pokémon Waves and Pokémon Winds are expected to expand on modern Pokémon mechanics introduced in recent generations. Fans can likely expect updates to exploration, battles, and world interaction as Generation 10 takes shape.

Additional Pokémon reveals, story details, and gameplay features are expected to be announced in the months ahead.