How the Pokémon Soundtracks Unlock a Unique Form of Nostalgia
And as we push forward into the new Paldea region in the games Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, the music will continue to capture attention.
Pokémon DiamondRedBlueGold Silver
You can’t pick Chikorita; she’s weak to the first two gyms. You’re better off with Totodile
DiamondThis is Pokémon gameI am free to do whatever I want
DiamondOmega Ruby Alpha SapphireBlack 2 White 2Black 2Black 2feels HeartGold SoulSilverWhite 2
Pokémon Ruby SapphireDiamondPearlPlatinum
X YSunMoon
Pokémon Legends ArceusLegends Arceus
because Diamond Pearl
Pokémon Legends Arceus Diamond Pearl
Chris Panella is a journalist covering entertainment, news, and pop culture. He studied Film and Media Studies and English at Tufts University, where he later taught classes on gender in Star Wars and the representations of Batman's villains across media. Their work can be found in The Daily Beast, The Houston Chronicle, Film Daze, USA Today, Film Cred, and others.
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