Pokemon Presents 2025 Date Leaked by Niantic

Pokémon Presents Leak Points to February 27, 2025 Announcement

A recent leak suggests a Pokémon Presents event is scheduled for February 27, 2025, coinciding with Pokémon Day. This revelation, unearthed by a Pokémon GO dataminer, fuels anticipation for updates on highly anticipated titles like Pokémon Legends: Z-A.

The discovery of files referencing "Pokémon Presents" on February 27th within the Pokémon GO server update adds credence to the leak. This date, significant as the original Pokémon games' release anniversary, has become a traditional launchpad for major franchise announcements.

With Pokémon Legends: Z-A slated for release this year and the next mainline game's unveiling on the horizon, 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the Pokémon franchise. Speculation is rife that upcoming Pokémon titles might feature prominently in the Nintendo Switch 2 launch lineup, generating excitement for the new console. Many fans hope for pre-Pokémon Day news regarding the Switch 2, capitalizing on the event's considerable popularity.

Dataminer mattyoukhana's Twitter post detailed the Pokémon GO server update, highlighting the files directly referencing the February 27, 2025 Pokémon Presents. While Pokémon Day announcements are expected, this leak provides the first concrete confirmation, addressing the recent silence from The Pokémon Company and Nintendo regarding gaming announcements.

Confirmed Pokémon Presents Date:

• February 27, 2025 (Pokémon Day)

While the Pokémon Presents is anticipated to reveal various exciting details, fans are particularly eager for updates on Pokémon Legends: Z-A and its 2025 launch. Information about Legends: Z-A remains scarce, beyond its iteration on the Legends: Arceus formula, the return of Mega Evolution, and its setting in Lumiose City. Given the year-long hiatus in mainline console releases, significant announcements are expected.

This leak joins another circulating online. Prominent leaker Riddler Khu hinted at upcoming announcements, showcasing 30 Pokémon (including Reshiram, Tinkaton, and Sylveon) with the cryptic message "choose." While not necessarily hinting at starter Pokémon selection (given the power level of some listed Pokémon), the significance of these 30 Pokémon might be crucial to the upcoming game. The future of the Pokémon franchise remains full of unknowns, and further discoveries from leakers and dataminers are anticipated.