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Katy Perry x Pikachu Colab Goes Electric

To mark the 25th Anniversary of the Pokémon: Pocket Monsters multimedia franchise, later this year, Universal Music Group's Capitol Records in collaboration with The Pokemon Company will be releasing the P25 Music Compilation. Featuring 14 songs from 11 different artists, it seems like we will be getting a sneak peek at the album over the coming months. First up, "Electric" from musician Katy Perry - featuring easily the franchises most recognisable mascot - Pikachu. You can watch the music video today.

May 15, 2021

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