The Future of Lost Continent

[mccgavin]

Then expect the same disdain Galaxy’s Edge received. People are going to want to go into a Pokémon Center, PokéMart, etc. and hear the music associated with them. They’re going to want to see some kind of implementation of battles.

We'll see, Pokémon is a lot of things to a lot of different people. It's definitely pushed more as a "cozy" franchise these days, rather than something that is "90's Cool" like it used to be. I know multiple people who collect Pokémon apparel despite having never played any of the games.

 

[Mike S]

We'll see, Pokémon is a lot of things to a lot of different people. It's definitely pushed more as a "cozy" franchise these days, rather than something that is "90's Cool" like it used to be. I know multiple people who collect Pokémon apparel despite having never played any of the games.

Cozy can be there but a lot of people will be upset if everything the franchise was built on isn’t present, just like Galaxy’s Edge.

 

[cdogsumo]

I do think it’s possible or even probable that there were two Pokémon proposals over at Universal Creative.

One that was more rural with a small town feel and wild Pokémon which would be for Lost Continent and one that is more urban with Poké centers and gyms which would be for Simpsons.

I have no idea what they ended up choosing.