They made a scary matcha Pokémon

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If I know one thing about Pokémon, it’s that no pun can be taken too far. This time, we’re getting a new version of the poltergeist-inspired Pokémon, Polteageist. This new Pokémon is called Poltchageist, and it looks like a haunted matcha caddy.

The Pokemon Company has revealed Poltchageist, a brand-new tea-themed Pokemon unrelated to the other tea-themed Pokemon introduced in Sword & Shield. This is because Polchageist is based on Matcha Tea, unlike Sinistea, which is inspired by the teas enjoyed in the United Kingdom, as the Galar region is based on there.

The Pokemon Company and developer Game Freak have released a new trailer for Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet downloadable content “The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero” introducing new Pokemon Poltchageist.

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