Over the weekend, The Pokemon Company hosted a rather strange 24-hour livestream. This stream gave us a live feed of a clearing in Glimwood Tangle, a forest in Pokemon Sword and Shield's Galar region.

Ponyta was the main star of the Pokemon Sword and Shield 24-hour livestream. The Pokemon Sword and Shield 24-hour stream ended with a look at the Galarian version of the adorable Ponyta. Just as we ...

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Galarian Ponyta have been found in a certain forest of the Galar region since ancient times. It is said that they were exposed to the overflowing life energy of the forest over many generations, and ...

The stream came to an end with two Ponyta (once again confirmed by the classic Ponyta cry) coming to the area, playing, and then running away. When the camera went black, you could hear a Rapidash.

Galarian Pokemon are running amok in Sword and Shield, which means a tonne new creature variants to discover. One of the key Pokemon Sword and Shield differences is that there are some Galarian ...

Since Galarian Ponyta's reveal during the 24-hour Glimwood Tangle livestream, many Pokémon fans are craving more information on this regional form from Pokémon Sword and Shield, and we finally got ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Pokemon Sword and Shield's 24-hour livestream last week gave us our first glimpse at what many presumed was a Galarian form of Ponyta, and sure enough ...

The Pokémon community was fixated on the 24-hour livestream of the Glimwood Tangle, and it seems that one new Pokémon was revealed. The new Pokémon appears to be a Galarian form of Ponyta. Galarian ...

First off, Galarian Ponyta is a version-exclusive Pokemon for Pokemon Shield. This means that if you’re playing Sword, your only way of getting it is through trading with other players that are on ...

After falling in love with videogames during the days of the GameCube, Michael Beckwith has been writing about them since 2014. After graduating from university with a degree in Computer Games Design ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Sometimes a watchful viewer sees the hint of a hidden Pokemon. And one sighting from this morning, in ...