Disney+, Pokemon Company Ink Global Distribution Deal, Including New Stop-Motion Series
Disney+ has set a global distribution deal with The Pokémon Company International that will include a new stop-motion series coming in 2027.
Disney+ has set a global distribution deal with The Pokémon Company International that will include a new stop-motion series coming in 2027.
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