Summary
Pokemon Horizon Episode #29 introduces a pokeball artist who may be related to Orla, a mechanic for the Rising Volt Tacklers team. The episode airs on November 17, 2023 at 6:55 PM JST. The English dub will be available in late 2023. The preview suggests that Orla may be considering leaving the crew, prompting questions about your background and joining the Rising Volt Tacklers.
Pokémon Horizons Episode #29 sees the crew of an airship run into a Poke Ball Artisan, who is also being held for the ancient Poke Balls, and she has some kind of connection to Rising Volt Tacklers’ mechanic Orla. Here’s how fans of the new Pokemon series can catch up on the latest episode.
When will Pokémon Horizons episodes be released?
Pokémon Horizons is currently airing exclusively on Japan’s TV Tokyo network. TVTokyo’s broadcasts take place on Fridays at 6:55 PM JST, which equates to 4:55 AM Eastern Time and 1:55 AM Western Time, which is not exactly convenient for most American fans. Pokémon Horizons Episode #29 is currently scheduled for November 17, 2023 at 6:55 PM JST. As episode broadcasts are intended for Japanese audiences, these airings do not feature any subtitles, so fans will need some understanding of the Japanese language in order. to follow along. Pokemon Horizon has been confirmed for an English dub in late 2023, but no more specific date is currently available.
What happened in Pokemon Horizon episode #28?
Pokémon Horizons episode #28 sees Lico, Roy, and Friede visit an antiques dealer who is friends with Lico’s grandmother, Diana. However, upon seeing Roy’s antique Pokeball, an antiques dealer steals it, which takes the team a while to realize. What ensues is a huge chase through the city as the old man uses his team of Spirit and Psychic type Pokemon to help the ball get away from them. Lico and Roy eventually recover the ball with the help of Captain Pikachu, and the old man admits that he plans to sell the ball to a customer – the Poke Ball Artist.
Pokémon Horizons Episode #29 introduces the team to the Pokémon Artist
The preview for episode #29 shows that it doesn’t take long for the Rising Volt Tacklers to track down the craftsman, who appears to be a young woman. From the preview, she seems to have some sort of relationship with Orla, the working mechanic, and the narration for the preview suggests that Orla may be considering leaving the crew. It is not yet clear what kind of existing relationship Orla has with the artist or if these two lines are connected. Orla was one of Friede’s original supporters in creating the group, so one can only wonder what could have made her go this far.
While it’s unlikely that Orla will actually leave, it would be fun to see another episode focused on the older characters in the group. Orla has yet to have an episode focused on her, like Molly, Murdock, and Friede, so this gives her the perfect opportunity to delve into her backstory and explain why she joined the Rising Volt Tacklers. If the situation makes her question her decision, it’s a good idea to revisit why she made this choice in the first place and see if it’s really the right thing for her.
Pokemon Horizon Episode #29 contains the answer to this as well as the secrets of the Poke Ball Artisan, so the only way to find out is to watch.
Pokemon
Summary: Spanning over twenty-five years, Pokémon, known as Pocket Monsters in Japan, is a multimedia franchise co-created by Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures. Created by Satoshi Tajiri in collaboration with Ken Sugimori and Junichi Masuda, Pokemon is set in a fantasy world where people live with mobile creatures known as Pokemon. The people who catch, raise and battle the creatures are known as Pokemon Trainers. They go on extensive journeys across their continents to raise Pokémon with the ultimate goal of competing in tournaments to become champions. Pokemon spans several massive properties, from the long-running animated series to the successful trading card game, to the media that started it all, to the video games. In addition, Pokemon started the “dual game” trend where two versions of the same game are released and include different Pokemon/characters between the versions, encouraging players to interact and trade with others to “catch them all”.
Created by: Satoshi Taijiri, Ken Sugimori, Junichi Masuda
First movie: Pokemon: The First Movie
Latest Movie: Pokemon Movie: Secrets of the Jungle
First TV Show: Pokemon
Air date of first episode: 1997-04-01
Current Series: Pokemon
TV Show(s): Pokemon
video games): Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Pokemon Snap, Pokemon GO