Pokemon Horizons is a reboot anime series from the franchise that features new protagonists and a fresh storyline. The characters from this series, Liko and Roy, go through several popular regions, including one featured in the latest Pokemon Game, Paldea region. Paldea region is from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and now, popular pocket monsters from this title are making their way to the series too.
Spotted by ScreenRant, we see a peculiar Pokemon join the fray on episode 39 of the series. This is a fairy-type Pokemon that many will know from the latest Nintendo title, Scarlet and Violet. The name of this Pokemon is Tinkatink and Dot and Nidothing are now handling her. The title of this episode was set as “Tinkatink and its Special Hammer” so you know it got proper attention.
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The Pokemon was the first scene at a construction site where it was trying to steal some iron to make a hammer out of it. It is found out by one of the workers on the site and is shouted at for stealing and disrupting the work. Then Dot arrives in the picture and tries to calm down Tinkatink, who is more interested in turning a microphone into a hammer too. Once it is done doing that, it starts following Dot to showcase its talent.
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Dot and Tinkatink then arrive on their ship, where once again iron starts disappearing. It was speculated that Tinkatink was to blame, but that wasn’t the case. The one that was to blame was an Orthworm, a steel-type Pokemon. Dot with the help of Quaxly defeats this Pokemon and then realises that Tinkatink wants to join her team. Dot then throws a Poke Ball at her, making Tinkatink the second Pokemon she has ever caught.
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