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Look at those Pokémon! How delightful.

The Well-Endowed Customer and Young Female EscortPokémon Company and Nintendo teamed up to create this little bundle of Pokémon joy: a special edition Nintendo Switch inspired by the upcoming games Pokémon: Let's Go, Evee!and Pikachu!, coming this fall.

The bundle also includes your choice of the two new Pokémongames and a Poké Ball Plus that you use to catch Pokémon in the game.

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As seen in the picture above, the Switch dock has two heartwarming decals on the front of Evee and Pikachu. The left and right Joy-Cons are even colored to match the two Pokémon.

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The back of this special edition Switch is also adorned with Pokémon love.

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Along with the reveal of the special edition Pokémon Switch, the Pokémon Company dropped a new trailer for Pokémon: Let's Gothat shows off more of the upcoming games including partner powers for combat and special travel techniques unique to the two titular Pokémon.

The bundle is launching alongside the two new Pokémon: Let's Gogames on Nov. 16.

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