Netflix launches the stop-motion animated series Pokemon Concierge…with the release of a cute new trailer for the show
Netflix has revealed that it is developing a stop-motion animated series with The Pokemon Company called Pokemon Concierge.
The project was announced on Monday, the 17th anniversary of the first Pokemon game, also known as Pokemon Day.
The series will follow Haru, a janitor at a Pokemon resort who interacts with Pokemon and his companions who visit them as guests, according to the company. Delivery time.
The resort caters to Pokémon characters, and the plot follows the concierge’s many interactions with them as she assists with their stays at the resort.
The short trailer shows Psyduck walking alongside Haru on the beach before they see something in the sky.
New twist on Pokemon: Netflix has revealed that it’s developing a stop-motion animated series with The Pokemon Company called Pokemon Concierge
The stop motion will be done by Dwarf Studios, which was behind the Netflix animation Rilakkuma and Kaoru.
“We have a group of experts here in Japan who are passionate about finding and developing original stories here in Japan that will thrill audiences around the world,” said Minyoung Kim, Vice President of Asia Content for Netflix.
Kim added, “We are committed to adapting fan-favorite stories and manga into extraordinary shows.
“Netflix is looking forward to delighting fans in Japan and around the world with Pokemon Concierge, an all-new visual and storytelling experience featuring stop-motion animation set in the Pokémon universe in close collaboration with The Pokémon Company,” said Kim.
There is no set release date for Pokemon Concierge, but it is expected to be released sometime in 2023.
In its library, Netflix already has several Pokemon movies, including Indigo League, Journeys: The Series, and Mewtwo Strikes Back.
The streaming service earlier announced that it was developing a live-action Pokemon series in 2021 similar to the highly regarded 2019 game Pokemon Detective Pikachu.
Netflix’s Lucifer executive producer Joe Henderson is the writer and executive producer.
In addition to their collaboration with The Pokemon Company, Netflix has acquired The Roald Dahl Story Company and is developing several projects with Dahl’s titles.
Plot: The series will follow Haru, a janitor at a Pokemon resort who interacts with the Pokemon and companions they visit as guests.
Cute: The Resort caters to Pokémon characters, and the plot follows the doorman’s many interactions with them as they help out with their stays at the resort. The short trailer shows Psyduck walking alongside Haru on the beach before they see something in the sky
Netflix bought Roald Dahl’s entire catalog, including classics like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda, as the streaming service faced stiff competition from Disney+ and HBO Max.
The deal expanded Netflix’s existing licensing agreement with The Roald Dahl Story Co (RDSC) that it entered into in 2018 to create animated series based on the author’s books.
according to Hollywood Reporter The original agreement was reported in 2018 to be among the largest ever for children’s programming at the time, worth between $500 million to $1 billion.
newly, Hey ho! News It reported that the streaming giant paid £500m — about $686m — giving it full access to Dahl’s work and animated and live-action films.
