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Using an [[wikipedia:afterimage|afterimage]] illusion, players can project images and animations of Pokémon, symbols, katakana. | Using an [[wikipedia:afterimage|afterimage]] illusion, players can project images and animations of Pokémon, symbols, katakana. | ||
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The Pokémotion is a modern electronic Nintendo toy and quiz game themed around Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions, and developed by Nintendo Network Service Development. It was lead by Shinya Kawada; who was a key developer of the Mobile System GB, Pokémon mini, Nintendo Power (cartridge service).
Using an afterimage illusion, players can project images and animations of Pokémon, symbols, katakana.
Trivia
- Despite its obscurity, it cameod in the February 26, 2021 Pokémon Presents, years after its release.
