A video from Japan has recently been making rounds on the internet. Notably, the video is from a drone show that happened in July this year after the successful completion of six years for the popular Pokemon mobile app, Pokemon GO. The viral video showed various Pokemons like Charizard, Exeggutor, Gengar, Wailord, and Rayquaza.

Although some fans might be unaware of the fact that the show was from weeks ago, they wish to visit Japan and see the amazing drone show for themselves. This was such that fans couldn’t believe their eyes and were mind-blown by the video.

Fans react to the incredible drone show in Japan

The video, although posted in July, has recently resurfaced when a user (@DigitalGal_) posted it on her Twitter, and then popular video game insider Full Squad Gaming shared it on their Twitter with the caption “This is wild”. The video posted by DigitalGal_ has around 4.6 million views on Twitter and Pokemon fans are loving it.

Another thing to notice was that fans for some reason started comparing the drone show with Spider-Man Far From Home’s villain Mysterio’s drone powers. This can be because of how Mysterio used his drones to create several figures and 3D models to trick Spiderman during the film.

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The fact that Pokemon GO’s Mystery Raids are also going to take place on September 14 and September 21, 2022, can also be a reason for the video to resurface, but nothing can be said confirmed yet. Notably, the video that surfaced was organized by the Niantic Labs, who were celebrating Pokemon GO’s sixth anniversary in Hokkaido. The show used almost 700 drones.

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According to recent reports, Pokemon GO is bringing back Deoxys into Five-star Raids, as well as Season of Light and Go Battle League Season 12 is going on with full gear. Along with these many, more small events are going to take place that might interest fans to take place in.

The fact that Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are also on their way to being released on November 18 this year has fans in the hype. Fans can also encounter Pyukumuku, Pincurchin, and Snom in the recent Max Raid Battles going on in Pokemon Sword and Shield.

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However, coming back to the topic, tell us how you feel about the drone show. Do you wish to watch one live? Comment Below.