Toho's website has announced additional free vocal reactions screenings for "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!". Translations follow:

We will hold "free vocal reactions screening" for Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You at theaters all over Japan! Thank you for creating a success!





Pokémon fans all across Japan, sorry to have kept you waiting so long!
To commemorate the blockbuster Pokémon movie,
we've decided to hold "free vocal reactions screenings" at theaters all across Japan!

"We want to sing "Mezase Pokémon Master" with all our might!"
"We want to cheer during Pokémon battles!"
"We want to yell "Pikachu!"!

This is the kind of Pokémon fans whose passionate cheering we're waiting for!
These screenings will allow for cosplay, glowsticks, and of course vocal reactions,
so please don't miss our on this opportunity.

In Hokkaido:
Time and date: Tuesday August 8th at the 7pm screening
Location: Sapporo Cinema Frontier, Hokkaido

In the Tohoku region:
Time and date: Thursday August 10th at the 6:25pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Sendai, Miyagi

In the Kanto region:
Time and date: Wednesday August 9th at the 7pm screening
Location: Shinjuku Wald 9, Tokyo
Time and date: Thursday August 10th at the 7pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Shinjuku, Tokyo
Time and date: Friday August 4th at the 7pm screening
Location: Yokohama Burg 13, Kanagawa
Time and date: Friday August 4th at the 7pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Kawasaki, Kanagawa

In the Kinki region:
Time and date: Thursday August 10th at the 7pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Umeda, Osaka
Time and date: Tuesday August 8th at the 7:25pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Namba, Osaka
Time and date: Tuesday August 8th at the 7:10pm screening
Location: Toho Cinemas Nijo, Kyoto
Time and date: Tuesday August 10th at the 6:20pm screening
Location: OS Cinemas Mint Kobe, Hyogo

In the Chugoku/Shikoku region:
Time and date: Tuesday August 8th at the 7:30pm screening
Location: Hiroshima Wald 11, Hiroshima

In the Kyushu region:
Time and date: Wednesday August 9th at the 7:30pm screening
Location: T-Joy Hakata, Fukuoka

Notes:
*These are screenings that allow vocal reactions, bringing in cheering equipment, cosplay and singing.
Please realize they will be unsuitable for attendants that want to quietly watch the movie.
*The screenings allow cosplay. However, please do not wear clothes that will obstruct the view for other attendants around you.
*The theaters do not have fitting rooms. Please do not change clothes inside the theater.
*Please do not record video or audio during the screenings without authorization.
*The use of equipment that makes noise, such as gun-type equipment, crackers and flutes, as well as causing annoyance for surrounding attendants by jumping, springing up, flailing, striking objects etc. is strictly prohibited. Excessive occurrances may lead to the screening getting canceled.
*Note that we may be forced to cancel the event due to weather or public transport operation issues.
*Please be considerate of other attendants and refrain from excessive screaming and slanderous remarks towards the movie or its characters or other kinds of insults.
*Purchasing tickets for resale purposes is strictly prohibited.
*You will not be able to change your ticket or get it refunded after exchange or purchase for any reason.
*There are no plans for appearances by any special guests.

Source: http://info.toho.co.jp/17poke_hassei/top.html

The official Pokémon movie website has updated. Translations follow:

"Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!" Premiere Commemoration Events in Vina Walk

To commemorate the premiere of the 20th Pokémon movie, "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!",
events will be held at Ebina Vina Walk!

Dates: Saturday August 5th and Sunday August 6th, 2017
Time: 11am to 5pm (entry closes at 4:30pm)

Event 1:
Keyword rally (participating is free, event is open to 1000 participants a day on a first-come-first-serve basis)
Locate the 7 Pikachu hidden around Vina Walk, find the keyword,
and get a wonderful prize!
Those that find the keyword will also be entered in a lottery where 130 people in total will win Pokémon theater merchandise!

Registration: In front of the information counter on the second floor of building 5

Event 2:
Pokémon Kids Carnival (300 yen per game, event is open to 100 participants a day per game)
Try mini games and receive wonderful prizes!
Location: Next to Lowrys Farm on the second floor of building 5

Event 3:
Meet Pikachu! (participating is free)
Pikachu is coming to Vina Walk! Take photos with your beloved Pikachu!
Event times:
1) 12am to 12:30am
2) 2pm to 2:30pm
3) 4pm to 4:30pm
Location: In front of the Vina Bridge on the second floor of building 5
*In the event of rain, the location of the event may be changed to "Next to Lowrys Farm on the second floor of building 5"

Official Vina Walk website: https://www.odakyu-sc.com/vinawalk/

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=3099

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The Nyarth Balloon Appears at Yokohama Minato Mirai, Going After the Outbreak of Pikachu?!

The "Not-Just-Pikachu Pikachu Outbreak-chu!" event takes place in the Yokohama Minato Mirai area
starting Wednesday August 9th!

Nyarth is going to intrude on the event with the Nyarth balloon, going after the outbreak of more than 1500 Pikachu!
If you spot him, please post on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtags #ロケット団 and #キミにきめた
Also, while Nyarth will be chasing the Pikachu on the ground, we'll hold a special Nyarth balloon ride event!

Date and time of event: Wednesday August 9th and Thursday August 10th 2017
Flight 1: 8am to 10am (with balloon ride event, line tickets will be distributed starting at 7:30am)
Flight 2: 4pm to 6pm (no balloon ride event)

Location: South Exit Square, Rinko Park, Pacifico Yokohama

Notes:
*Only flight 1 will have a balloon ride event for guests (lasts about 3 minutes).
Those that wish to participate will need to pick up a ticket, distribution of which starts at 7:30.
*The balloon ride will be closed to new guests once ticket stock is exhausted.
(You'll be able to take photos of the Nyarth balloon from the ground even if you don't have a ticket)
*The balloon has a weight limit, so you may not be able to ride together with your companions.
*Content and time of event are subject to change without notice.
*The event may be canceled due to strong wind, rain or stormy weather.
*Children under the age of 12 will need to be accompanied by a guardian on the balloon.

Facility website: http://www.pacifico.co.jp/



Click here for the dedicated "Not-Just-Pikachu Pikachu Outbreak-chu!" website

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=3094

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Reports From the Special Rica Matsumoto & Asuca Hayashi Pokémon Movie Premiere Commemoration Concert & The Pokémon Fes

The special concert that brought everyone in the area together!



On Saturday July 28th, a "Special Rica Matsumoto & Asuca Hayashi Pokémon Movie Premiere Commemoration Concert" was held as part of the "Pokémon Fes I Choose You! in Sunshine City",
which is currently taking place in Sunshine City.



Prior to the concert, the area near the stage was of course completely packed with people impatiently waiting for it to start, all the way up to the third floor!

When Rica Matsumoto and Asuca Hayashi appeared, they were met with loud cheering and applauding.
And then, when Matsumoto called out "I got a Pokémon!" in Satoshi's voice, a loud "Yeah!" roared back from the audience.



The concert started with Rica Matsumoto performing "Alola!!", which acted as the opening theme song to the anime TV series "Pocket Monsters Sun & Moon",
and "Mezase Pokémon Master -20th Anniversary-", the opening theme song to this year's movie.
The audience sang along to both songs, forming a massive chorus.
After her performance, Matsumoto commented "When I was singing (Mezase Pokémon Master), I thought about how the song gives me the happy feeling I'm transcending time and space and singing it together with everyone. I want the song to stay current and not turn into some golden oldie."



Next, Hayashi sang "Chiisaki Mono", the ending theme song to "The Seven-Day Wishing Star Jirachi", followed by "The Oración Theme: Let's Walk Together", the ending theme song to this year's movie. The entire venue was deeply moved by the emotive singing made possible by her overwhelming skill. Hayashi commented "I sang this song with the intent of delivering the emotions of the fans who have loved Pokémon for 20 years."

The Pokémon Fes currently being held in Sunshine City is hot stuff!

The "Pokémon Fes I Choose You! in Sunshine City" currently taking place in Sunshine City is filled with surprising and fun activities. Lots of people have enjoyed this event so far, both children and adults included.



"I Choose You: You're the Star of the Fountain Screen Display" is a spot where you can take photos that make it look like you've entered the Pokémon world. Once you've selected the picture you want as a background and taken a picture with the dedicated camera set up there, this system will then project the composite image onto the giant screen display at the fountain plaza (photos taken here will be posted on the event's official website for one week). People have been striking all kinds of poses and enjoyed the Pokémon world.



And there's no arguing the fact that the most fun activity at the event is the "Stamp rally"!
It involves four stamp spots in the Alpa shopping center and four at the observatory, for a total of eight.
You start off by getting a stamp rally sheet and a "Satoshi's Hat Sun Visor" at the fountain plaza reception desk.
Once you gain the four points from the Alpa shopping center, you'll receive a "Pikachu Sun Visor", and if you then combine this with the sun visor you got when you started, it'll instantly turn into a "Satoshi's Pikachu Sun Visor"!



If you then collect the four stamps from the Sky Circus Sunshine 60 Observatory (*requires an additional entrance fee) and visit the special reception desk in the obervatory, you'll receive a lovely Pikachu pin badge.
If you manage to successfully get all the stamps from both the Alpa shopping center and the observatory, go to the fountain plaza reception desk!
There, you'll get a shot at a tombola where you can win extravagant prizes that serve as a reward for clearing both stamp rallies.
The super extravagant prizes include the latest toys, plushies and more! The tombola has already been spun by people that have visited all eight spots!



The observatory also contains an exhibit of the drawings by both the winners of the "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!" drawing contest and the celebrities that participated, as well as an exhibit of famous scenes from the anime and the movies selected by 20 cast members and celebrity Pokémon fans.
When we had the celebrities choosing the scenes, they all once again sensed the history of Pokémon and their love for it as they worked on choosing different scenes than the others.



The observatory also has wonderful photo spots, among other things.
The biggest surprise is the legendary Pokémon "Houou" adorning a wall.
There's a special trick to it you'll see if you take a picture here with the flash on! Go there and see for yourself what happens.
It'll definitely surprise you, so make sure to give it a try!

The Pokémon Fes is filled with things that will let you fully enjoy the world of the movie, both before you've watched it, and of course, after you've watched it.
The "Pokémon Fes I Choose You! in Sunshine City" lasts until Thursday August 24th 2017!

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=3035

The official Pokémon movie website has updated. A translation of the new entry follows:

A Report from the Free Vocal Reactions Screening on July 22nd

The first ever "Free Vocal Reactions Screening" in Pokémon movie history was held at Toho Cinemas Shinjuku on Saturday July 22nd.

Tickets for the free vocal reactions screening sold out shortly after it got announced,
and the attendants included both cosplayers and people wearing Nyarth masks,
to such an extent Shoko Nakagawa said "Everybody here is really hard core!"
There were even people from Sendai there.

The theater was teeming with energy even before the screening had started.
When Shoko Nakagawa showed up, applause and cheering burst forth from the audience.

And when Nakagawa called out to the audience "Your desire to passionately discuss the movie will come true tonight!
Let's spend this hot night together laughing and crying, making this a summer we'll never forget as long as we live!
I would also kind of like for us to sing "MezaPoké" together!",
a loud cheer echoed through the theater.



As soon as the screening started, you could hear everyone shouting various things.
When the opening theme song "Mezase Pokémon Master -20th Anniversary" played, everyone sang along together while clapping to the beat.
Whenever a Pokémon would appear on the screen, people would shout its name,
and whenever Satoshi or Pikachu appeared, everyone would wave their glowsticks with all their might, while clapping and shouting.
In addition, a massive applause sounded from the audience when Joy, who's played by Nakagawa, appeared!
Every single scene would have people shouting something, and the audience was bursting with laugher with no end in sight.

When the screening was over, Nakagawa said "Pokémon is amazing! I was crying! My eyes used Hydro Pump!"
With excitement still lingering in her voice, she continued expressing her thoughts on the screening: "This experience of shouting, cheering, crying and sharing our genuine thoughts together in this room where everyone totally gets it has made me once again truly sense that I've made so many friends thanks to Pokémon over these past 20 years."
Nakagawa, who has watched the movie 5 times by now and cried loudly every time, then commented that this free vocal reactions screening "was such a wonderful time I seriously kept thinking "Are you me?" over and over as we laughed and shouted together as one".



Next, Director Yuyama came in, and the audience once again applauded loudly.
He then went on to answer questions from both Nakagawa and the audience about scenes and characters in the movie.

When he was asked what kind of people he'd like to go see the movie,
Nakagawa commented "I watched this movie together with my mother once too, and it does indeed make people that know absolutely nothing about Pokémon cry as well.
I think absolutely everyone can be brought to tears by the bond between Satoshi and Pikachu simply by thinking of Pikachu as the person that means the most to them personally.
I'd like all adults to watch this movie, including both those that know nothing about Pokémon and those that used to watch Pokémon back in the day."
Director Yuyama answered "20 years have passed, and those that watched as kids have become parents able to watch the movies with their own kids.
The parents will be able to talk about their own childhood, and the children can see it as something all new. I'd appreciate getting a wide variety of people to watch it."



Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=3015

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The Pokémon Train and the Articulated Pokémon Bus Are Here! We're Holding the "Nishitetsu Pokémon Quiz Rally"!!

A quiz rally will be held by Nishi-Nippon Railroad ("Nishitetsu") this year!
Answer the quiz questions found inside the trains running on the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line, as well as inside their articulated buses,
and get extravagant Pokémon merchandise!

During this rally period, the "Pokémon Train", which has various Pokémon drawn beside the doors,
and the "Articulated Pokémon Bus", which interior has been entirely taken over by Pokémon, will both be operating!

Bring the entire family and have fun with the "Nishitetsu Pokémon Quiz Rally" this summer!

The Nishitetsu Pokémon Quiz Rally

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=3003

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A Report from the Premiere Day Stage Greetings

Premiere day stage greetings were held in Tokyo on Saturday July 15th,
the premiere day of "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!"



The greetings started with Pikachu appearing on the stage. Then, answering Pikachu's summons,
came Kanata Hongo (the voice of Soji), Arata Furuta (the voice of Bonji), Shoko Nakagawa (the voice of Joy),
Koichi Yamadera (the voice of Marshadow), Rica Matsumoto (the voice of Satoshi) and director Yuyama,
all of them wearing matching yellow t-shirts with "I Choose You!" written on them.



Yuyama gave the first greeting: "The anime version of Pokémon started with Satoshi meeting Pikachu.
I wanted to try going back to that point and redoing it from scratch.
It would make me happy if you were to take this back home with you as a memory of this summer."



Hongo then said "Everyone, did you receive your "Marshadow"? I wanted to get it at the premiere no matter what, so I brought this..." before taking out his Nintendo 3DS, making everyone start laughing.
After a short while, he apparently received his Marshadow, and happily commented "There, got it! I'm the only one on this stage that has this Pokémon now..."
He then actually started talking about his guest voice actor role: "I've loved these movies for 20 years straight now, so I was extremely happy I was able to play in one.
I felt this was a wonderful movie, so I would appreciate it if you spread the word about it and watched it many times."



Next up was Furuta's greeting.
As he said "Hello. I'm Arata Furuta, I play Bonji. 20 years ago, when my friend (Inuko) Inuyama told me she was playing Nyarth, I replied "Huh, really?", and now that this franchise has gone on for 20 movies in 20 years, I think back to that and just go "Darn it!"", the audience burst into laughter.
He then continued with "I am happy to have become part of this family now."



Nakagawa raised the excitement level in the venue even further with her "Pokénchiwa!" greeting, then spoke passionately about her 20 years worth of happiness and love for the franchise.
"Both the act of watching the Pokémon movies, as well as Satoshi and Pikachu's bond in itself, gives me all these emotions, makes me want to become strong, want to become someone that can sincerely protect someone I value more than myself.", she said.
When she finished her greeting by saying "I forgot to introduce myself. I'm Shoko Nakagawa.", the audience responded with laughter.



Yamadera said "This movie depicts the bond between humans and Pokémon, between Satoshi and Pikachu,
though I have to mention that I and Rica Matsumoto here genuinely are old friends, ones that graduated together." He then turned to Matsumoto and continued with "I'm so happy you're still doing well."
He finished his greeting with "I have been standing here on this stage for 20 years straight now, and that really means a lot to me. Thank you so much for today."



Matsumoto then asked the audience "What did you all think? Did you enjoy it?",
and they responded by applauding loudly.
"That's great, Pikachu! I'm so happy!" Matsumoto shared her joy with Pikachu for a short moment.
"I believe this 20th year of the franchise can exist specifically because of the cast, the staff and all you people that love Pokémon. I feel like I've been walking these 20 years together with you all, one step at a time. They (the Pokémon movies) have now reached their coming-of-age ceremony, and as we continue working our best to give you many, many more movies, I hope you'll still continue to support us for many years to come", she said.

Matsumoto then changed the subject to that of the opening theme song, "Mezase Pokémon Master -20th Anniversary".
"I think this song has turned into something like an adhesive that connects people together.
Right now, people all over Japan are humming the song to themselves, and when I sang it at the "Japan Expo" in Paris some days ago,
all the French people there were singing it in Japanese as well. It's become a song that connects the world and makes people smile,
and I'm so, so grateful I get to sing a song like that", she said.



She then sang "Mezase Pokémon Master -20th Anniversary" together with all the actors and the entire audience. Once the song was done, the audience cheered and applauded loudly, and both Matsumoto and the other actors were deeply touched.



Before they could regain their senses, a surprise guest came in! It was Asuca Hayashi, the singer of "The Oración Theme: Let's Walk Together".
"I sang this song while feeling genuine happiness, passing on the emotions of all the actors, of all the creators, of the director, of the producer, and of all the enormously many fans.", she said.
As she gave an enthusiastic performance of "The Oración Theme: Let's Walk Together", the entire venue got emotionally moved.

Matsumoto got so touched by the song she ended up starting to cry.
When she was asked for a comment, she replied "I think everyone felt similarly to how I just felt. When I play Satoshi, I try to approach the role from the point of view of the fans watching, so listening to this song made fleeting glimpses of 20 years worth of memories appear in my head, and I'm sure this song makes everyone similarly sense different things and remember their loved ones."



Yamadera then changed the topic, asking Pikachu "What did you think of Asuca-chan's song?", but Pikachu was just as touched, crying "Pikapikachuuu" as it and Matsumoto embraced each other, giving us a scene where we could feel the bond the two shared.



The greetings concluded with a commemorative photo, where Matsumoto yelled "I choose" and the entire audience responded "you!".
This had been a premiere day stage greeting filled with both laughter and emotional moments.

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=2988

The official Pokémon movie website has updated. Translations follow:

Starting Friday July 28th! "Pokémon Fes I Choose You! in Sunshine City"

The "Pokémon Fes I Choose You! in Sunshine City" will be held
in Sunshine City, Ikebukuro, Tokyo
from Friday July 28th to Thursday August 24th!

Here, you can feel like you've become a Pokémon Trainer,
going on a stamp rally adventure from Sunshine City fountain plaza through the Alpa shopping center,
as well as entering the world of Pokémon to take pictures as it spreads out on the fountain plaza screen display.



The fountain plaza will also have a life-size Alolan Nassy balloon,
as well as a tower filled with Pokémon plushies!
We also have special stage events planned!

At the Sky Circus Sunshine 60 Observatory,
there will be a Houou photo spot,
as well as a panel exhibition showcasing famous scenes from the anime and movies,
selected by the Pokémon cast and celebrity Pokémon fans.
There will also be a special exhibition of art from the "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!" drawing contest.

Pikachu will also come visit on Saturdays and Sundays!

Go visit the Pokémon-filled Sunshine City this summer!

For further information, check out these homepages:
Pokémon Fes homepage
Sunshine City homepage

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=2915

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The World Premiere Took Place at "Japan Expo Paris 2017" in Paris, France!

The world premiere of "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!" took place at "Japan Expo Paris 2017",
which was held in Paris, France on Thursday July 6th local time.

Japan Expo is the world's largest Japanese culture event,
presenting a wide variety of items relating to Japanese culture, including pop culture like manga, anime, video games, music, fashion and movies,
as well as cultural entertainment, kimonos, Japanese food and other forms of cooking, literature, traditional arts and more.
It's a momentous event that pulled more than 230000 visitors in 2016.

And at "Japan Expo Paris 2017",
The world premiere of "Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You!" took place as the opening night event,
the only screening event for an all new feature film at this point.



This is the first time we try unveiling a Pokémon movie overseas prior to the Japanese premiere.
Ever since this event got announced at a Japan Expo press conference,
the place received a flood of inquiries about this world premiere, and had to quickly distribute numbered tickets in order to answer them.
However, at the day the expo opened,
so many visitors looking forward to this event were gathering at the ticket counter the event became standing-room only.

According to Japan Expo founder Thomas Sirdey, who was involved with the management of this world premiere,
"The Pokémon movies are extremely popular in France as well, so being able to watch the latest movie as an opening event
is the greatest experience Pokémon fans coming to Japan Expo will have had here thus far."
This movie is a story about the "meeting" and "promise" of Satoshi and Pikachu, who are currently absolutely perfect partners.
It's a touching story that both those watching a Pokémon movie for the first time,
but especially those already familiar with this duo, will not be able to watch without shedding tears,
and one person after another started crying loudly here in France as well.



When it was time for the stage greetings after the screening, director Kunihiko Yuyama, who has directed every Pokémon movie thus far, came onto the stage,
as did Satoshi's voice actor Rica Matsumoto and Pikachu.
The audience, which had just watched the movie, greeted them with loud cheers,
and when director Yuyama said "Nice to meet you. My name is Yuyama. How do you do?" in French,
the audience loudly shouted "We're doing fine!" back; The atmosphere in the hall was top notch from the very beginning!
"I enjoyed seeing the very pronounced reactions from the French audience, how they were laughing and clapping to the movie",
he said about the experience of watching the movie together with everyone in the hall.

As Rica Matsumoto then addressed the French audience that normally watches dubbed versions of the Pokémon movies and said
"Right now, voice actors all around the world are making people listen to Satoshi.
I want to say "thank you" to the Satoshis all over the world. And today I want to give you his voice live!
Are you ready? I got a Pokémon!",
the audience responded with excitement so far beyond Matsumoto's expectations it brought tears to her eyes.



When she sang the movie's opening theme, "Mezase Pokémon Master -20th Anniversary-",
the hall hit the peak of its excitement!
And as the event concluded with the entire audience of 3000 yelling "I choose you!" together,
national borders were truly eliminated and everyone came together as one!

After the stage greetings, voices of acclaim for the movie came one after another,
including "I have watched every Pokémon movie so far, and this one was the best yet! Très bien!" and "Even though this was a Pokémon movie, it made my father cry. I want to go watch it again with my entire family!"

In addition, it was announced that a Pikachu wearing the hat that Satoshi,
the protagonist of the TV anime series, wore when the series started airing 20 years ago (the Original Cap)
will be appearing all over the world local time Thursday July 6th (Japanese time Friday July 7th) in "Pokémon Go",
which has become a social phenomenon all over the world and which is currently celebrating the first anniversary of its launch.
We spotted Pokémon Go users excited at this announcement here at the Japan Expo as well,
here on this day that just saw its first world premiere in Pokémon movie history,
an event that blessed both France and the world at large with the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon movies.

Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/news/?p=2931

The official Pokémon movie website has updated. Translations follow:

The Rocket Gang is Appearing?! We Request Information on the Nyarth Balloon!

We've received many eyewitness reports stating the Nyarth balloon has appeared various places around Japan! Be wary of the damages it causes!
Many people claim to have personally seen the Nyarth balloon appear somewhere in Tokyo!
It appears this well known balloon, which body turns into a Nyarth face,
suddenly showed up and startled people in the area.

For an "infiltration" report from the Rocket gang emergency meeting, go here



What is the Nyarth balloon?
It's a balloon Rocket Gang members Musashi, Kojiro, Nyarth, Sonansu etc. often use to travel through the sky! It has appeared in a variety of places, including the kanto region, the Houen region, the Isshu region, etc.




It appears the Rocket Gang will be flying through these areas!
We will give you all advance warnings on where they'll appear,
so if any of you spot the Nyarth balloon,
please post photos of it on Twitter or Instagram,
using the hashtags #ロケット団 and #キミにきめた !
*submitted content will be published on the official movie site.

Advance warnings:



Source: http://www.pokemon-movie.jp/rocket/