A recent major Pokemon leak claims that the franchise is experiencing issues with its anime films behind the scenes. Pokemon has released films consistently for decades since its 1998 launch. This run continued until 2020, when the franchise abruptly ceased releasing annual films. According to a recent leak, the 24th Pokemon movie’s delay can now be explained.
The film, which was set in contemporary Kanto, was intended to highlight two original characters, Light and Akari, and feature Mew as the primary mythical Pokemon. Some executives were uncomfortable with the plot’s harsher elements, which included suicide and cyberbullying.
The film, which was set in contemporary Kanto, was intended to highlight two original characters, Light and Akari, and feature Mew as the primary mythical Pokemon. Some executives were uncomfortable with the plot’s harsher elements, which included suicide and cyberbullying. The film’s somber tone made some wonder if it would be suitable for younger audiences.
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Pokemon has already addressed dark themes in spite of these reservations. There were dramatic scenes in the original Pokemon film, which came out in 1998, such Ash’s sacrifice and Mewtwo’s hardships. Fans found resonance in these ideas, which also gave the narrative more nuance.
Particularly among elder Pokemon enthusiasts who grew up with the game and are seeking deeper narrative, the leaked screenplay for the 24th movie has sparked curiosity.
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