Short answer

The Pokémon logo is custom lettering, not a font you can install.

IGN interview (2025): designer Chris Maple of Media Design, hired by Nintendo of America in 1998, drew the Western Pokémon logo by hand.

What the Lettering Looks Like

Fat, bouncy yellow letters with a thick blue outline, swelling and shrinking along a gentle arch, with an accent over the e.

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Published Sources & Citations

Everything this page says about the logo comes from these pages:

IGN interview (2025): designer Chris Maple of Media Design, hired by Nintendo of America in 1998, drew the Western Pokémon logo by hand. — “He drew numerous variations of a Pokémon logo by hand, on a light table, trying different letter shapes” (ign.com, read 2026-10-22)

Nintendo Everything, relaying IGN: the logo's creator, Chris Maple, showed early unused designs made for Nintendo of America before E3 1998. — “the creator of the franchise's logo has come forward and revealed some early designs” (nintendoeverything.com, read 2026-10-22)

Fan-Made Recreations

Community-made fonts inspired by the game title. FontsLike describes and links to their author pages only; we do not host or distribute these files.

Pokémon (files: Pokemon Solid, Pokemon Hollow)

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Licence: not stated on the page (no dafont licence label, no author note)

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