Pokemon All Stars 1025 Song Sparks Fan Excitement: Nostalgic “Can You Name All the Pokémon?” Opening Evolves with Modern Twist

Pokemon All Stars 1025 has thrilled fans with its nostalgic yet modern take on the classic Pokémon name song, performed by Masayoshi Oishi. The newly released music video has quickly become a hot topic online.

Fans Celebrate Nostalgic Opening Inspired by Classic Pokémon Song

The official Pokémon YouTube channel has released the festival themed song “Pokemon All Stars 1025,” in which Masayoshi Oishi sings the names of all 1025 Pokémon. The first part of the video features 213 Pokémon.

The song project includes Pokémon from across the entire series, from Pokemon Red and Green to Pokemon Scarlet and Violet The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. Masayoshi Oishi handled both composition and vocals.

The music video begins with the same iconic phrase as the 1997 classic “Can You Name All the Pokémon?” starting with Pikachu, Dragonite, Slowbro, Pidgeotto, Psyduck, Rattata, Zubat, and Rapidash.

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A Modern Twist Reflecting Pokémon’s Expanding History

While fans might expect the sequence to continue with Jolteon, the song instead shifts to newer Pokémon such as Rookidee and Finizen. This transition highlights how the Pokémon world has expanded over time, offering both nostalgia and a sense of evolution.

The video currently features 213 Pokémon, with a full version including all 1025 Pokémon planned for release in the future.

Online Reactions Praise Nostalgia and Creative Changes

Fans have taken to social media to express their excitement. Comments include praise for the nostalgic opening and the clever transition into newer Pokémon, with many noting how the song captures both the past and present of the franchise.

Reactions include statements such as how the opening phrase feels incredibly nostalgic, and how the shift to newer Pokémon creates a surprising and enjoyable contrast that reflects the growth of the series.

Source : ORICON NEWS