More than 20 Pokémon Confirmed for Netflix's Pokémon Concierge Series

In less than 24 hours, Netflix is all set to take Pokémon lovers on a new journey with its original series, Pokémon Concierge. Recent marketing efforts - including the video billboard spotted in Tokyo - have ramped up in recent days.

This unique stop-motion series marks a novel endeavor in the long-standing collaboration between the streaming giant and the beloved Pokémon franchise.

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Meet the Pokémon Stars of Pokémon Concierge

Pokémon Concierge introduces viewers to Haru, a dedicated worker - voiced by Karen Fukuhara - at a high-end resort specially designed for Pokémon. This series not only celebrates the nearly 30 years of Pokémon history but also brings a fresh perspective to the monster-collecting saga.

Throughout the journey, Haru is expected to interact with 24 iconic Pokémon that have appeared throughout the franchise's generations - and that's just from the promotional trailer! Who knows, we may have more in store as the series unwinds, but we'll have to wait for the show's debut to see.

All Confirmed Pokémon in Pokémon Concierge

24. Snorlax – The Relaxation Expert Perfectly fitting the resort theme, Snorlax, known for its love of sleep and food, is a natural addition to the cast. This iconic Pokémon has been a franchise staple since the beginning.

23. Pidgeot – The Majestic Sky Dweller Pidgeot, a key figure from the Kanto region and a former member of Ash's team, makes a dramatic appearance, showcasing its grandeur and agility.

22. Psyduck – The Adorably Clueless Companion Haru's adventures are accompanied by Psyduck, a yellow duck-like Pokémon known for its psychic and water abilities. Despite its bewildered appearance, Psyduck promises to be a character full of surprises.

Pokémon Concierge - Psyduck | Image: Nintendo Supply

21. Wingull – The Seaside Bird In true tropical fashion, Wingull, the seagull-like Pokémon, is seen enjoying the ocean breeze, adding a natural seaside feel to the resort.

20. Pansage – The Grass Type Monkey Pansage, along with Panpour and Pansear, represents the elemental monkeys introduced in the Pokémon Black/White series. Pansage is a grass-type Pokémon. These characters add a musical charm to the series, seen jamming with resort employees.

Pokémon Concierge | Image: Netflix

19. Panpour – The Water Lover Panpour, also known as the Spray Pokémon, is a water-based character with a unique wave-like plume on its head. It's a natural fit for the beachside scenes at the Pokémon resort.

18. Pansear – The Fiery Monkey Pansear, the fire-type among the Elemental Monkeys, is portrayed with its bright red flame-like fur. This cute yet formidable Pokémon can heat things up, literally!

Pokémon Concierge | Image: Nintendo Supply

17. Rattata – The Classic Character A familiar face from Pokémon Blue/Red, Rattata brings its feisty nature to the series, embodying the spirit of the early Pokémon adventures.

Pokémon Concierge - Rattata | Image: Netflix

16. Diglett – The Mysterious Mole Pokémon Always intriguing, Diglett is seen popping out of the sand, keeping its body mostly hidden and maintaining the mystery that surrounds it.

Pokémon Concierge - Diglett | Image: Nintendo Supply

15. Hoppip – The Floating Delight Known as the Cottonweed Pokémon, Hoppip adds a touch of whimsy, floating around with helicopter-like leaves, a nod to its introduction in Pokémon Silver and Gold.

14. Magikarp – The Underdog Shines Often the butt of jokes, Magikarp, the Fish Pokémon, gets its moment of glory in the series, highlighting its unique characteristics.

13. Furret – The Long and Soft Pokémon Furret, first seen in Pokémon Gold/Silver, makes an appearance, though its pre-evolution, Sentret's participation remains a mystery.

12. Dedenne – The Electric Communicator Dedenne, the Electric/Fairy type, uses its whiskers as antennas for communication, bringing a unique aspect to the series.

11. Dragonite – The Rare Companion Dragonite, the Dragon Pokémon, is showcased in exciting scenarios, including flying with Haru, emphasizing its rarity and seaside habitat.

Pokémon Concierge - Dragonite | Image: Nintendo Supply

10. Lampent – The Ghostly Helper Lampent, a rare Ghost/Fire type, takes on a helpful role, assisting in activities like lighting campfires, adding a mystical touch to the series.

Pokémon Concierge - Lampent | Image: Nintendo Supply

9. Wooper – The Joyful Mudfish Wooper, the baby blue mudfish, is portrayed traveling in groups to the resort, highlighting its love for marshy environments and its ever-smiling demeanor.

8. Seel – The Unexpected Visitor Seel, the sea lion Pokémon, ventures out of its typical icy habitat to enjoy the tropical resort, showcasing its versatility as a great swimmer.

7. Graveler – The Rolling Rock Pokémon Graveler, evolved from Geodude, brings a sense of ruggedness to the series, known for its ability to roll over obstacles in mountainous regions.

6. Mudkip – The Marsh Ambassador Mudkip, the Mud Fish Pokémon, is a key part of the series, appearing in various settings like beaches and forests, showcasing its adaptability. Mudkip was originally introduced in the 3rd-generation, Hoenn region as the water-type starter.

Pokémon Concierge - Mudkip | Image: Nintendo Supply

5. Charmander – The Tropical Guest Charmander, one of the iconic first-generation starters, is seen enjoying the resort's tropical setting in a lei, hinting at its evolution into the formidable Charizard.

While Charizard was not confirmed during the Pokémon Concierge trailer, with any luck we'll see its final evolution at some point in the series!

Pokémon Concierge - Charmander | Image: Nintendo Supply

4. Bulbasaur – The Iconic Number 001 As Pokémon number 001 in the national Pokédex, Bulbasaur brings a sense of history and nostalgia to the series, easily recognized by its seed bulb and first-generation, grass-type starter companion.

3. Metagross – The Brainy Behemoth Metagross, known for its four brains and supercomputer-like intelligence, adds a touch of awe with its steel body and imposing presence.

2. Eevee – The Versatile Fox The fox-like Eevee, known for its multiple evolution forms, is seen bonding with human characters, enjoying the sun-baked environment of the resort.

1. Pikachu – The Franchise's Heart What series would be complete without Pikachu? Pikachu, the face of Pokémon, brings its electrifying presence to the series, promising fun and excitement at the sun-soaked resort!

Pokémon Concierge - Pikachu | Image: Nintendo Supply

Catch Pokémon Concierge on Netflix

This series promises to be a delightful journey through the Pokémon world, filled with familiar faces and new adventures, all wrapped up in the charming artistry of stop-motion animation.

Whether you're a long-time Pokémon fan or new to the franchise, Pokémon Concierge is set to be a heartwarming addition to the Pokémon universe.

When does Pokémon Concierge air on Netflix?

Mark your calendars for Thursday, December 28, for the debut of "Pokémon Concierge" on Netflix.

What time does Pokémon Concierge come out?

Pokémon Concierge releases globally at midnight (12:00 AM PT) on December 28, 2023.

Where can I watch Pokémon Concierge?

Pokémon Concierge is a Netflix exclusive and not available on any other streaming platform at this time.

How many episodes does Pokémon Concierge have?

The Pokémon Concierge Netflix series consists of four episodes.

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