What happens when the Pokémon turn the tables987 Archivescatch us?
It was just a normal Wednesday when Mashable esports reporter Kellen Beck and "resident nerd" Ben Fullon sat down to talk Pokémon: Sun & Moon on Facebook Live. But then, about five minutes in, things got weird.
SEE ALSO: A dance army of Pikachus show off their synchronized moves in SingaporeA giant Pikachu appeared in the studio for... reasons. Doesn't matter why. Don't ask questions. The two new Pokémongames are out now for Nintendo 3DS, so Pikachu was in New York City to celebrate. Let's go with that.
Instead of recoiling in fear at the sudden appearance of a large, yellow cuddle monster, Kellen graciously gave the stray Pokémon a tour of Mashable's NYC office. We're a very professional bunch, after all.
The whole thing was captured on camera -- good thing we were doing that Facebook Live, eh?-- and you can see it now right here.
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