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It looks like fans still have mixed reactions to the animation of Post Malone that was created for his headlining Pokémon Day 2021 set.

Watch a CGI Post Malone headline the Pokémon 25th Anniversary Concert If you've ever wanted to catch Umbreon vibing to Posty, now's your chance Post Malone performing at the Pokémon 25th Anniversary Concert. CREDIT: Pokémon/Republic Records/YouTube Fans have been reacting to Post Malone‘s virtual performance at the Pokémon 25th Anniversary Concert – watch it below. The concert took place on February 27, billed as ‘Pokémon Day’, and saw the rapper play a 12-minute set in a variety of colourful settings from the franchise – with onlookers including Pokémon f...

Happy 25th Birthday, Pokémon To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Dear Pokémon, Ah, my beloved game series. Happy birthday! Man, 25, huh. That’s a big one. It seems like yesterday you were just a little Red and Green version, entertaining gamers of all ages with your signature mix of 151 adorable monsters and your compelling take on rock-paper-scissors. But look at you now �...

1 Celebrate Pokémon's 25th anniversary with a special virtual concert featuring Post Malone. The brand is kicking off a year-long celebration with an exclusive live performance by the popular "Rockstar" crooner that fans from around the world will be able to watch simultaneously. Best of all, the event will be completely free to stream online. After the concert, several announcements will be shared regarding upcoming Pokémon and P25 Music events in support of this year's anniversary. If you don't want to miss a second of the show or the big news, you'll have to make sure you're watching li...

Frank Sinatra won his third album of the year trophy in 1967 for A Man and His Music, a double album consisting of re-recordings of songs the singer had made famous over the years. Instead of using the original recordings, which he recorded for his previous labels, RCA, Columbia and Capitol, Sinatra used re-recorded versions that were culled from the previous albums he had recorded for his own label, Reprise Records. In addition, he re-recorded three songs specifically for the project: "I'll Never Smile Again," "Come Fly With Me" and "Love and Marriage." Another legendary singer, Nat King Co...