Pokemon Winds & Waves in PT-BR

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Pokémon’s “Winds” and “Waves” will mark the tenth generation of the franchise, and for Brazilian players, these titles represent a significant milestone: full localization of the new games. The Pokémon Company has announced that the new games, Pokémon Vento and Pokémon Ondas, will arrive in 2027 on the next Nintendo console, fully localized into Brazilian Portuguese. This will allow millions of players to experience the dialogues and menus in their native language. In a message to Brazilian fans, The Pokémon Company stated: “Brazilian Trainers, the time has come! Pokémon is bringing Pokémon Vento and Pokémon Ondas in Brazilian Portuguese, allowing more fans to experience this adventure in their own language. Get ready to explore, battle, and connect like never before!” These latest additions to the Pokémon video game series, developed by GAME FREAK exclusively for the next Nintendo console, will immerse players in adventures set across open-world, windswept islands and a vast ocean. The Pokémon inhabiting these regions thrive in unique ecosystems, and players will collaborate with diverse Pokémon to overcome challenges, even when nature presents obstacles.

Pokémon Vento & Ondas in Brazil: Open-World Adventure with Full Localization

The main character’s outfits will vary depending on the game version selected. Players can choose one of three first partner Pokémon: Browt, Pombon, and Gecqua. The trailer also showcased a new pair of special Pikachu. The official starter lineup includes Browt, Pombon, and Gecqua. Brazilian Portuguese will be available as a language option, beginning with Pokémon Vento and Pokémon Ondas. Players will also be able to select Brazilian Portuguese as a language option in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, marking the first time this has been implemented in the series. The game is set in an open world featuring windswept islands and a vast ocean environment. See the trailer on YouTube. With full localization coming to these new titles, Brazilian players can anticipate a more immersive and accessible Pokémon experience than ever before.

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