Anime fans have a new streaming TV date: Pluto TV has opened a channel dedicated to Pokémon. throughout Latin America, including Brazil, free access and supported by advertising.
From the October 1, the channel broadcasts chapters continuously 24 hours a day. The launch begins with the first two seasons of the classic series and can be viewed on smart TVs, mobile phones, and web browsers without paying to register.
What the new channel offers and how it works
The new signal is integrated into Pluto TV's linear channel offering, so The episodes are scheduled uninterruptedly throughout the day, like traditional television but over the Internet.
This is a FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television) channel, that is, free streaming TV with adsThere are no monthly fees or entry costs—just open the app or website and tune into the Pokémon Channel.
Series and episodes available for release
The starting point recovers the beginning of Ash Ketchum's journey with Pikachu, with the presence of Misty, Brock, and the first Kanto gyms.
- Pokémon: Indigo League (also known as the “Indigo League”): 52 episodes that establish the start of the phenomenon.
- Pokémon: Adventures in the Orange Islands (or “Orange League”): 60 episodes with new routes, challenges and rivals.
With this initial block, those who want to start over from the beginning have a direct gateway to the origins of the franchise that marked several generations.
Availability in region and devices
The channel is available throughout Latin America, including Brazil, within the Pluto TV ecosystem. The platform can be used on smart TVs (Samsung, LG, and others), iOS and Android mobile devices, streaming players, and on the official website.
You don't need to create a paid account to access: Open the Pluto TV app or website and search for “Pokémon.” in the channel guide. Since it's a linear channel, you can tune in at any time of day.
- Opens the Pluto TV app or visit the official website.
- Finds the channel guide and type “Pokémon” into the search engine.
- Tune in the channel and leave the broadcast in the background if you fancy a continuous marathon.
More anime on Pluto TV and what's coming next
The arrival of Pokémon joins other channels dedicated to anime on the platform, such as One Piece, Captain Tsubasa, Yu-Gi-Oh! or Naruto, consolidating the commitment to open Japanese animation.
From the company they point out that More content will be added of the franchise as the weeks go by. However, no details have been given yet regarding a timeframe or whether part of the catalog will be available on demand, where each title can be viewed whenever you want.
Context: Pluto TV's role in the region
Pluto TV operates as one of the largest FAST services in Latin America and supports this launch with a broad catalog: More than 70.000 hours in Spanish and 37.000 in Portuguese, distributed through 192 channels in Spanish-speaking countries and 166 in Brazil.
The service collaborates with more than 290 content partners and brings together movies, series, reality shows, soap operas, children's and family programming, music, documentaries, and anime, making it easier for thematic channels like Pokémon to coexist with other offerings.
The essentials at a glance
– Release: October 1st – Format: 24/7 linear channel, free with advertising – Regions: all Latin America (including Brazil) – Programming starts: first two seasons – Devices: mobile, web and smart TV.
For those looking to relive Ash's first steps or introduce the series to new generations, this channel offers easy access, continuous broadcasting and zero barriers to entry, with the promise of expanding the content over time.
With the Pokémon signal, Pluto TV strengthens its free-to-air catalog and aims to capture both nostalgic audiences and newcomers, combining multiplatform availability, free access and uninterrupted programming which invites you to leave the channel on and enjoy it without complications.
