Piplup gets Swole in new Pokémon training videos

Pickup is getting rid of his penguin body by a new torn physicist. Today early, The Pokémon Company published the first of three videos that show Pickup participating in an exercise routine with a Gold's Gym coach. The new videos are part of the Pickup project, a multimedia marketing campaign designed to show the personality of Pickup. The first video, which is published below shows Pickup making squats, thrusts and other aerobic exercises under the watchful look of a coach. Of course, as a pickup has incredibly chubby legs and a very round body, it seems that the exercises do not have the expected strenuous effects. Pickup will go through an intermediate and advanced training regime in subsequent videos.

Project Pickup was launched last year in the period prior to the launch of Pokemon brilliant diamond and bright pearl, which are remakes of the Pokemon diamond and pearl games that appeared for the first time Pickup. The marketing project presents mainly a large version of the Pickup mascot that participates in several videos, including choreographed dance routines. Like the LEVEE project of The Pokemon Company, the objective of the PICKUP project seems to be reminding fans that the franchise has multiple high-profile cute Pokemon in addition to Pikachu.

In addition to Pokemon brilliant diamond and brilliant pearl, that were launched in November 2021 and presents Pickup as an initial option of Pokemon, Pickup will also appear in Lands de Pokemon: Areas, a new Pokemon game style will come out at the end of this month. The game is set in an earlier version of the Singh region (called the HIS UI region) and places players at the forefront in the collection of data for the first Pokédex of that region. Unlike traditional Pokemon games, there will be no world map and a separate battle screen. Instead, players can interact with Pokemon as seen in nature, although players can be attacked if they do not have a Pokemon ready to use. Many other changes will also be implemented in games, such as a battle structure in real time in which the speed and battle style of a Pokemon determine the order of movement (with a Pokemon potentially attacking several times before his opponent).

Pokemon Legends: Areas will be launched on January 28, 2022.