Empire State Building to Light Up in Pokémon Colors for Pokémon Day
Get ready to catch ’em all in the most iconic New York City landmark! The Empire State Building will be lit up in Pokémon colors on February 27 to celebrate Pokémon Day and the launch of the Pokémon Horizon series. But this news isn’t just exciting for Pokémon fans; it has also sparked conspiracy theories among the franchise’s dedicated followers.
Many fans on Twitter have been speculating about the significance of this event. One user, SoulSilverArt, argued that the Empire State Building being illuminated in Pokémon colors is not an everyday occurrence. They also pointed out that the Gen 5 Unova region in the Pokémon games is based on the New York City area and the United States, suggesting that this could potentially be a hint at Unova-related news on Pokémon Day.
However, while the theory is intriguing, it may be wise not to get too hyped just yet. Pokémon may have enough reason to light up the Empire State Building without necessarily announcing a Gen 5 remake or a Unova spin-off. Many fans are clamoring for these games, but it might not be the right time for them to be released. Still, there is a chance that Pokémon Day could hold a surprise for fans, so it might be worth keeping an eye out for any potential announcements.
Whether or not the Empire State Building’s colorful display holds any deeper meaning, one thing is for sure: Pokémon fans and New Yorkers alike are in for a visually stunning and exciting celebration of Pokémon’s legacy in the heart of the city that inspired one of its most beloved regions. Stay tuned for more updates on Pokémon Day and the launch of the Pokémon Horizon series!