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Ted Litchfield

Pokémon dev Game Freak appears to have suffered a 'teraleak' that includes 25+ years of never-before-seen Pokémon art, assets, documents, and even canceled movies

Big Pikachu.

First reported by Nintendo Life, there has been a flood of never-before-seen Pokémon art, design documents, and other development material on social media, all apparently originating from a catastrophic security breach of Pokémon developer Game Freak. Game Freak itself has put out a statement confirming it was hacked and that employees' names and contact information have been compromised.

Much of the material reportedly from the leak is being shared to X, "The Everything App" by CentroLeaks, an established source on Pokémon leaks and rumors, but the PokeLeaks subreddit is also awash with content supposedly obtained in the hack, which CentroLeaks has dubbed the "teraleak" in reference to the similar 2020 "gigaleak" suffered by Nintendo.

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