Future pokemon tcg expansions will also be available in the same language. Gabriel ramos and gabriel gama, the voice actors behind the latin american spanish dubs for pokemon characters ash and brock, respectively, also expressed their support for the cause in a. The pokemon company recently came under fire for not including region appropriate spanish localizations in their games
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Last month, voice actors gabriel ramos and gabriel gama highlighted a.
With the new region clearly being based on spain, has me conflicted
For the longest time the video game franchise of pokemon has only ever been localized to latin america through the eu spanish translation, and for those who don't know a lot of times eu spanish and latino spanish aren't always mutually intelligible (a bit of an exaggeration, but i digress) for those who don't know watch this. The official sv japanese website confirms that the games won't be translated to either latin american spanish nor portuguese This is completely unacceptable, and we will continue to support both campaigns in the loudest way possible. The pokémon franchise first reached latin america in an article that was published and appeared on the cover of the october issue of the club nintendo magazine in 1998 [1] and with the release of pokémon red and blue versions in english in the same month
[2] the pokémon animated series followed after with the first broadcast of pokémon, ¡yo te elijo In latin american spanish on chilean. Furthermore, the company plans to release upcoming pokemon trading card game (tcg) expansions in latin american spanish as well A new era for pokemon the integration of additional localization options represents a pivotal improvement for the pokemon community.
A major source of pokemon leaks was shut down earlier this week on twitter due to sharing numerous images of pokemon scarlet and violet early
Centro leaks, the leaks account for the latin. Latin american fans are fed up with the pokemon company's spanish versions of its games — so much so that more than 20,000 gamers have signed a petition requesting official latin american localization
