Pokemon Shares Second Batch of Poco a Pokemon Materials for UsuChu
The Pokemon Information Bureau posted development materials for the pale-colored Pikachu variant, showing its fur, ears, tail and expression patterns.
The Pokemon official X account "Pokemon Information Bureau" published development materials for "Pikachu (Usuiro)", nicknamed "UsuChu", from the Nintendo Switch 2 game "Poco a Pokemon". The post is the second batch of development materials shared by the account, according to gamespark.jp.
The materials show UsuChu with pale fur and drooping ears that have slightly weaker flesh firmness. The ears sit at different angles on the left and right, with a rear-flowing ear slightly longer than normal, and a small tail set at a shallow angle.
According to the materials, UsuChu's eyes are vertically elongated with drooping eyelids and a slightly relaxed mouth. Expression patterns listed include default, joy in small and large versions, surprise, anger and sadness, along with a glowing appearance.
Background
"Poco a Pokemon" was released on March 5 as Pokemon's first slow-life sandbox game. In it, a Ditto transformed into human form is the protagonist, regenerating a town where plants have withered and living with slightly unusual Pokemon. The game is on sale for Nintendo Switch 2 at 8,980 yen (tax included) for both physical and download versions.
Quick answers
What is UsuChu in Poco a Pokemon?
UsuChu is the nickname for "Pikachu (Usuiro)", a pale-colored Pikachu variant in the Nintendo Switch 2 game "Poco a Pokemon".
What expression patterns does UsuChu have?
The development materials list default, joy (small and large), surprise, anger and sadness, plus a glowing appearance.
How much does Poco a Pokemon cost?
It is on sale for Nintendo Switch 2 at 8,980 yen (tax included) for both physical and download versions.