Pokémon has found a new home with Netflix.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix has acquired the rights to the animated series, and now, the streaming giant will be the home for new episodes.
Set to premiere June 12, the deal will begin with the 23rd season of the show, which will have 12 episodes.
New episodes will be released to the service quarterly.
“With their tremendous reach and ability for fans to enjoy content anytime and anywhere, Netflix is the ideal partner to premiere new episodes of the beloved animated Pokémon series in the U.S.,” Senior VP of International Business at The Pokémon Company, Emily Ross said. “We can’t wait for Pokémon fans of all ages to continue discovering the spirit of adventure and friendship in Pokémon Journeys: The Series, our newest season coming to Netflix this June.”
In the meantime, fans can get caught up on the series with previous seasons of the franchise already uploaded on the streaming service.
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