What Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Are Called in Different Languages
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet was somewhat of a surprise reveal at the Pokemon Presents event earlier this week. After news regarding updates to current Pokemon titles such as Pokemon Unite, Pokemon GO, and the «Daybreak» update to Pokemon Legends: Arceus, fans were expecting at most a DLC announcement for one of the more recent Pokemon games. However, at the end of the presentation the 9th Generation of Pokemon games were revealed.
Besides a small trailer showing off some of the graphics and pocket monsters that can be encountered in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, players weren't given too much information on the games. There are some things that fans are already piecing together, such as the setting of the title, yet it is mostly mysteries that surround the newest lineup of Pokemon games. In the build up of hype that will undoubtedly come over the months leading to the games' release, fans are already showing off cool and interesting details about Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.
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Reddit user SnailProphet decided to share how the names of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet change depending on the region of release. There are some interesting changes on the titles, though many are focusing on the way the title changes for the Spanish version of the game. According to many fans, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will be based on Spain, and the trailers for the game have so far backed this assumption.
In terms of the Spanish titles, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are instead called «Pokemon Escarlata and Purpura.» The German version of the games uses a similar "Purpur" titling, leading to some joking about the German and Spanish versions having more of a cat theme than the other releases. It is
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