Pokemon Files Trademark for Entei, Fueling Fan Speculation
Nintendo files a trademark for the Pokemon Entei, and fans are now speculating what this could mean for upcoming games in the franchise.
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Pokemon Sword and Shield will soon be receiving its second batch of additional content in the Crown Tundra DLC. While the future of the Pokemon games isn’t clear from the public’s perspective, many have speculated on the direction that Nintendo will take the franchise next. With the company’s most recent trademark, fans are more curious than ever about what they will be seeing next.
Entei is one of the legendary beast Pokemon from the Johto region and has been a fan favorite since its first appearance in Pokemon Gold and Silver in 1999. It was even the main Pokemon staring in the franchise’s third movie. While it is strange that its name is finally getting trademarked after over 20 years, fans believe that this may be hinting at Nintendo’s next steps for the popular gaming franchise.
While the Crown Tundra DLC is coming soon for Pokemon Sword and Shield, fans aren’t sure of what is next for the games due to the lack of announcements from Nintendo. That void of uncertainty is currently being filled with fan speculation, and now that Nintendo is finally trademarking Entei, many feel that this has something to do with the next batch of content after the Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remake releases in 2021.
Recently, fans have been theorizing about a third DLC for Pokemon Sword and Shield that may take place in the Kalos region, and while that is still a popular theory, another theory is also surfacing based on this trademark. Some Pokemon fans are excited about sequels to Pokemon Let’s Go, and the new trademark is leading some to believe that Entei may be in the next title.
While Pikachu and Eevee may have been easier for devs to land on, Johto isn’t known for Pokemon as iconic as these. Rumors initially pegged Pichu and Marill as the new title Pokemon before moving onto Lugia and Ho-oh, which made sense considering that they are some of the most well known Pokemon from Gen 2. However, Entei would also be a viable option, possibly partnered with Suicine or Raikou.
Nintendo has not publicly spoken about its recent trademark of Entei, and while this is just a theory at this point, many fans are hoping that this is the case. However, it is likely that fans won’t be seeing this game for a while since the leaked Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remakes will likely be coming to the gaming community next year.
Source: Dexerto
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