
Pokemon has been around long enough now to get to its 10th generation of Pokemon. With 30 years coming up quickly, and over three years since the last mainline Pokemon game, a new generation is expected. Here is all the information we have on the Pokemon Gen 10 Leaks & Rumors.
Below is a list of all of the Pokemon Gen 10 Leaks and Rumors that we have found so far. As more are found, we will continue to update this article.
Pokémon Generation 10 is internally referred to as Project Gaia. This codename has appeared in multiple leak compilations and internal references.
The likely reveal date for Pokemon Gen 10 will be on Pokemon Day 2026, which is February 27, 2026. The release date for Pokemon Gen 10 would likely be sometime in November of 2026. The best guess would be November 12, 2026.
According to the leaks, Project Gaia has two internal versions, identified as “K” and “N.” These are placeholders, not final retail titles.
The leaks describe 12–13 “Majin” beings, which are divine or mythic entities tied to the major islands of the region. Each island appears to be associated with one of these Majin.
The region itself is said to consist of multiple main islands, reinforcing the connection between the Majin and the geography.
The leaks mention that internal test builds were conducted in September, though the completeness and reliability of these builds is unclear.
The “Teraleak” associated with Gaia reportedly contains sprites, concept art, and internal documentation, offering a glimpse into early development.
This is rumored to be a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive game. There is a chance that it will find its way to the Switch 1 depending on when it releases though.
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