The Pokémon Company has confirmed that a new wave of episodes from Season 3 of Pokemon Horizons: The Series is now available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the United Kingdom, with linear broadcasts scheduled Monday through Thursday at 5:15pm on CBBC.
The move continues the franchise’s steady presence on UK public broadcasting and expands access to the latest arc for young viewers and long-time fans alike.
Pokemon Horizons: The Series is the current animated entry in the broader Pokémon franchise, which spans video games (including major releases on Nintendo Switch), trading cards and other media.
The Pokémon Company manages global distribution of the brand’s anime, and the series remains a key part of its cross-media strategy.
In a studio summary provided with the release, the narrative focus shifts to training and discovery at Blueberry Academy.
Rewriting the announcement in clear, journalistic terms: Liko, Roy and their companions intensify their training at Blueberry Academy to prepare for confrontations with the Explorers and to halt the spread of Laquium.
The academy presents many new Pokémon encounters and features high-profile battles involving members of the Elite Four and close allies.
As the core group — including Dot — grows stronger alongside their Pokémon, Ult pursues personal goals as a Trainer.
The Rising Volt Tacklers gain further understanding of Terapagos and how it connects to Laquium, and the Brave Olivine receives a surprise message that requires an immediate response from the crew.
These developments mark a clear progression in Season 3’s storyline, deepening character arcs and escalating conflicts introduced earlier in the series.
For UK viewers, the episodes can be streamed on BBC iPlayer immediately following broadcast, making the series accessible across devices.
How to watch: New episodes are available to stream now on BBC iPlayer and will continue to air on CBBC at 5:15pm Monday through Thursday.
For fans tracking Pokémon across platforms, the franchise’s video game releases remain prominent on Nintendo Switch, while the anime continues under the stewardship of The Pokémon Company and its production partners.
This release underscores the ongoing global distribution of the Pokémon anime and provides a clear viewing schedule for UK audiences seeking the latest entries in Pokemon Horizons: The Series.
The move continues the franchise’s steady presence on UK public broadcasting and expands access to the latest arc for young viewers and long-time fans alike.
Pokemon Horizons: The Series is the current animated entry in the broader Pokémon franchise, which spans video games (including major releases on Nintendo Switch), trading cards and other media.
The Pokémon Company manages global distribution of the brand’s anime, and the series remains a key part of its cross-media strategy.
In a studio summary provided with the release, the narrative focus shifts to training and discovery at Blueberry Academy.
Rewriting the announcement in clear, journalistic terms: Liko, Roy and their companions intensify their training at Blueberry Academy to prepare for confrontations with the Explorers and to halt the spread of Laquium.
The academy presents many new Pokémon encounters and features high-profile battles involving members of the Elite Four and close allies.
As the core group — including Dot — grows stronger alongside their Pokémon, Ult pursues personal goals as a Trainer.
The Rising Volt Tacklers gain further understanding of Terapagos and how it connects to Laquium, and the Brave Olivine receives a surprise message that requires an immediate response from the crew.
These developments mark a clear progression in Season 3’s storyline, deepening character arcs and escalating conflicts introduced earlier in the series.
For UK viewers, the episodes can be streamed on BBC iPlayer immediately following broadcast, making the series accessible across devices.
How to watch: New episodes are available to stream now on BBC iPlayer and will continue to air on CBBC at 5:15pm Monday through Thursday.
For fans tracking Pokémon across platforms, the franchise’s video game releases remain prominent on Nintendo Switch, while the anime continues under the stewardship of The Pokémon Company and its production partners.
This release underscores the ongoing global distribution of the Pokémon anime and provides a clear viewing schedule for UK audiences seeking the latest entries in Pokemon Horizons: The Series.
