Soak up the sunflora this September.
Pokémon Concierge , the adorable stop motion Netflix series, launches its second season very soon. The show, about hospitality worker at a resort exclusively for 'mon and their humans, returns with new episodes September 4th. The announcement came during today's Pokémon Direct and included a brand new trailer featuring all the new poké-friends you'll make.
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