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Home»Politics»Pokémon PR Lead Roasts White House for Using Pokopia as MAGA Propaganda without Permission: ‘Our Mission Is to Bring the World Together’

Pokémon PR Lead Roasts White House for Using Pokopia as MAGA Propaganda without Permission: ‘Our Mission Is to Bring the World Together’

Can the White House PR team get anymore creative?

AugustBy AugustMarch 6, 20262 Mins Read
Pokémon PR Lead Roasts White House for Using Pokopia as MAGA Propaganda
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The White House has been on a pathetic streak of posting the cringiest of propaganda attempts of “How do you do, fellow kids,” with its Call of Duty Iran bombing montage as a prime example. With Pokopia now released, Trump’s PR team desperately wanted in on the possible attention from Pokémon fans by creating a “Make America Great Again” logo from the game’s poster art. To no one’s surprise, this was done without Nintendo’s permission, and The Pokémon Company’s Corporate Communications lead, Sravanthi Dev, made sure this cringe wouldn’t fly unnoticed.

According to Kotaku, Sravanthi Dev said that The Pokémon Company is very much aware of the controversy caused by the White House’s viral post on X for Pokopia. She firmly states, “We were not involved in its creation or distribution, and no permission was granted for the use of our intellectual property. Our mission is to bring the world together, and that mission is not affiliated with any political viewpoint or agenda.” The subtle jab here is how the franchise is supposed to “bring the world together,” something neither ICE nor the Department of War is doing at the moment.

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Many people shared their own version of the Pokopia poster art in response to the White House’s post, calling out Trump for his alleged fetish for minors or his direct connection to Epstein. Plenty more took the opportunity to criticize ICE and the killing of innocent Iranian children. Memes and cringe content aside, many still find it unbelievable that the official White House account is posting such unprofessional content and using it as propaganda.

Several online commenters on Reddit took this as a chance to point out how Taylor Swift, whose music was used as MAGA propaganda by the White House as well, has yet to make any statement on the matter. “Her stance is the same as Mr Beast’s: They want to take everyone’s money and saying nothing preserves that,” remarked a user. Others agreed with Dev’s message, with one saying, “Pokemon is literally about friendship, broadening horizons, learning new cultures.”

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The White House will presumably get bolder with its MAGA propaganda and Trump promotions as the midterms near. There’s no telling what internet culture, meme, or video game franchise it’ll use next to continue its cringe fest.

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August Webb is TNS's Lead Guide Editor who additionally helps in covering celebrity and pop culture news. She provides assistance to other freelancers and staff on trendy topics to write about. When not working, she's playing a visual novel, fanning over an indie gem, or lost in the world of VR. Residing in Daegu, South Korea, August has a Bachelor's, double-majoring in Media and Communication and Business Administration. She graduated in Yeungnam University of Gyeongsan, South Korea. August's areas of expertise include Game Strategy Guides, Video Game Features, and Celebrity News and Gossip. August has worked in online media for over four years since 2021. Starting out as a freelancer, she's written for TNS, ScreenRant of Valnet, and Gamepur of GAMURS GROUP. She has experience publishing short and long-form video game guides, game features, and game reviews. Currently serving as the Lead Guide Editor for the Guide Writing department at The Nerd Stash, she edits a variety of articles while also helping with providing topics to write about via tools like Google Trends or SemRush. She works alongside TNS's Editorial Team, discussing and executing strategies to better improve the site's traffic and experience for users.

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