Isn’t it great? This is the place known for the local Pokémon’s colors!

Kagawa is being taken over by Slowpoke~

I honestly think it was good to catch Slowpoke at the right timing; if it had been a little later, I probably would have ended up with Olive.

>>5

The product package is already featuring a collaboration with Minnie.

Many other local Pokémon are also quite rooted, but this one blends in remarkably well, akin to how Ishi Tsubute blends in.

>>6

There might be more than the prefecture’s Yuru-chara.

Wasn’t there more udon?

When I went before, I bought the Slowpoke udon (olive) and brought it back, and it was quite delicious.

It’s an affordable price for this kind of product.

The tail is officially mentioned as an ingredient and is sweet, making it easier to collaborate on food.

There is a partner called Shellder that is very easy to interact with and has many evolution options.

The personal situation is also a simple design, making it easy to expand into merchandise.

Spicy ingredients are also available in the region.

It’s like a Pokémon that serves as a model for a cute mascot.

>>12

Well, I think I’ve been considering merchandise development with gold and silver themselves quite a bit.

Don’t stand.

On the contrary, it is almost strange that this red-green output is presented as the pre-evolution of the hermit crab.

>>14

The thread’s image was created by backtracking from the fact that a Yadoran inspired by a Yadokari motif was born earlier…

When I came to Nagasaki, I was surprised to see way more Ampharos than I expected.

Mr. Nuoh is still a newcomer, but you don’t see him very often.

>>16

The decision to bring in the second one is quick…!

I guess they are thinking about whether to let Doo stand up or not.

On the contrary, are there still local Pokémon characters that haven’t become popular yet?

>>17

It might be because it’s SV, but I thought there would be a competition for the Deka Nuchan tribe, yet it seems like other Steel Pokémon are coming and could take all of them, looking strong.

Mijumaru is not that well promoted, for better or worse, but it feels like it’s nearby the station.

Pokémon Local Acts states, “The usage fee for Pokémon in this activity is free of charge,” and that is incredibly strong.

>>20

Aren’t you being a bit too generous…?

>>20

I thought the merchandise was cheap, but it was like that…

When it comes to local Pokémon, you could say that just raising their notoriety also increases their role.

Slowbro, despite being a first-generation Pokémon, is often seen in the current environment.

Meowth hasn’t appeared in the anime Pokémon anymore, and there are a lot of regions, so I definitely think it’s tasty now.

>>28

Saga Prefecture is blatantly targeting it.

Every time I return to Kagawa, I’m gradually being invaded by Slowpoke, which is quite terrifying.

>>29

At this rate, Kagawa will be invaded by Yadon!

I feel like there are fewer prefectures getting involved than I expected.

>>31

It’s a prerequisite that the current governor fully supports it…

Kagawa would develop better under the governance of Slowpoke.

In Miyagi Prefecture, there aren’t many things like Lapras-wrapped buses or boats… There is a Pokémon Center, though.

>>35

It’s based on the episode that appeared in the event with a rare slot from the early days of GO.

There aren’t many instances of Goto’s molestation, you know.

It seems difficult to operate by collaborating with local governments rather than just placing the Poké Lids.

It seems like it might just be that it hasn’t been released yet.

Gengar, Dekanuchan, Nyoromo tribe, Greggle, Gombe

I thought I would be captured since this area is popular, but I wasn’t.

Even grandpa and grandma initially thought, “What’s that, Slowpoke?”

It’s scary how I’m being treated the same way as a cat now.

Geodude is tricky with its ability to pass through things, isn’t it?

>>40

It’s really funny as an answer to what to do with the costume.

>>40

The system that allows ideas to flow is impressive.

>>43

It’s amazing that Ishitsubute Park has become a usual tourist spot.

In terms of being a ghost Pokémon exclusive, Gengar has a mascotte feel to it and could follow in Iwate’s footsteps as a ghost exclusive, yet it isn’t chosen.

There probably isn’t another way than to use the Chades in Kyoto.

>>41

I think you can go to Region Zoroark and Koraidon as well.

Our prefecture has somehow started using Denryuu as a mascot.

I’ll forgive you because you’re cute…

I feel like Pokabu is a good target from the top three of ZA.

I wish something would come to Okayama!

>>48

Say it! I want a Poni!

>>48

Put up with Momowarou and Tomokko.

>>59

That’s too extravagant…!

It’s better to avoid the three major families; the strength of merchandise development will become quite limited.

I thought local Pokémon would be increasing more vigorously, but if the important people in the prefecture aren’t interested in Pokémon, they probably won’t increase much.

>>50

I think the pace of installing Poké Stops shows that the amount of effort from the Pokémon Company in response to requests is still insufficient.

>>52

It’s certainly a job that involves the prefecture, or rather the country, and it’s not something that one company can easily do in parallel…

They went out of their way to build a park for Slowpoke, after all…

>>54

Why would anyone go to a place that seems like only people going to the Ion Ayagawa would visit…?

>>63

However, it’s easy to access from around Takamatsu Station because there’s a Kotoden line going through there…

>>67

It takes a considerable amount of time to go just for that…!

>>63

Since it’s right in the middle of Kagawa, it’s easy to access, so I guess it’s easy to get to…

Make the Dekanachan tribe from Gifu a local yuru-chara quickly!

There are many famous warriors produced, and places like Sekigahara are really well-known, so the blacksmith Dekanuchan should be pretty easy to introduce.

Ponyo received it from Kitakami…

>>56

Ishitsubute and, in general, rock types are really getting the spotlight, right? Iwate Prefecture.

>>61

By turning the rugged rock-type Isitsubute into a cute mascot, you can effectively turn the entire rock type into a local character, which is a life hack that’s acceptable.

>>56

Hey, isn’t this like putting one foot into a Rock-type comprehensive park?

The Slowpoke Sanuki Udon packaging is the best, isn’t it?

I see, but it wouldn’t be the case that we just do things on our own in our prefecture!

It seems quite common that there may be a lack of manpower on the part of Kabupoke.

You’re over here.

>>64

Komatana is acceptable.

Mijumaru Park was impressive in its purity, with even the evolved forms not present in the image.

>>68

Dugongs are somehow here.

>>69

Perhaps it’s because the dugong is really at the Toba Aquarium?

I forgot that Iwaneko was in the cute rock-type frame.

Psyduck is really entrenched in the area; even locals who don’t know much about Pokémon often know about Psyduck.

My hometown is a Milotic, you know.

The expansion is probably dead.

>>74

Himbass isn’t very useful…

>>74

It’s better than nothing; in my prefecture, there aren’t even any Pokémon like Blaziken.

>>74

In addition to that, the Pokémon train has started running too…

I think that if a certain prefecture simply adopts a cute style for ghosts, insects, and poisoning types, it could become the second Iwate.

>>76

Ladybug seems to have quite a subdued insect feel, which I think is good.

>>76

If it’s Steel-type with Dekanuchan, Ghost-type with Gengar, and Poison-type with Greckle, it seems like it could capture the essence of a cute character while covering all types.

There are few in Fukuoka.

While there are many other prioritized prefectures for local revitalization purposes, it’s not about that; it’s all about whether the prefecture is enthusiastic or not…

When I came to Nagasaki Station, the impact of seeing the Denryu Chinchin train running was strong.

>>79

It’s too pornographic…

Roselia, come to our prefecture soon…!

The fact that it’s a Slowpoke perfectly gives off a laid-back character vibe is strong…

>>81

The fact that the yuru-chara business was established earlier has greatly contributed to the public’s tolerance.

>>85

When I think about it from the time Kumamon became a 10-year veteran, there has definitely been a change in societal recognition.

I don’t particularly want someone special, but since my hometown is the model, I’ve been thinking if someone will come.

Let’s invite Yadon Akiyama as a guest.

The application for the Pokéfuta has been closed for quite a while, so if the local government is slow, I don’t think anything will come.

It seems that there are too many applications for Pokémon Futa, so they have stopped accepting new ones for now…

I want Kanagawa not just for Yokohama…

Local Pokémon costumes sometimes come to the city.

Governor Yadon was cute…

In terms of the yuru-chara business, there are few prefectures that take on the quirky category.

Yokohama has a strong image of being full of Pikachu.

I think it’s a courageous choice for Mijumaru to step into BW.

>>99

Well, I think it’s a bit of a waste that only Oshawott is being used in Mie, even though I can understand it. They could expand on merchandise not just with Futachimaru and Daikenki, but also with others.

It’s tough for mascot characters since the gold and silver days, isn’t it?

I think Kanagawa, which only uses Pikachu for Pokémon stickers, lacks sense.