♪ Pyukumuku is the Name ♪

The Japanese Pokémon YouTube Channel recently uploaded an all-new music video featuring everyone’s favourite (and only) sea cucumber Pokémon. The music video speaks for itself and can be watched below.

For those interested the English version of the lyrics are as follows. The first of our readers to record an English version receives a free year of PokéJungle Premium*!

Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
Slimy, glossy, stationary
Pyukumuku is the name. Come and play along.

Stick out your palm and you’ll have a Staryu
Two palms together and you’ll have a Cloyster
One thumb up and there you have a Burmy
Hit the two together for a Pinsir
Do a “V” sign for Victini, yeah!
Joining forces will give you a Vikavolt

Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
If found on the beach they get tossed back into the sea
They are Pyukumuku. Come and play along.

Make a fist and you will have a Geodude
Put the two together for a Weezing
Rock and scissors will be a Dwebble
Scissors and paper will make a Mantyke
Two Pyukumuku together can form a Voltorb, yeah!
Greater focus for a Z-Move

Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
Pyukumuku-muku Pyukumuku-muku
Let’s all play along with Pyukumuku
Throw it from inside you, Rock Paper Scissors!

So yeah, there’s that. Enjoy it and share you favourite Pokémon-themed songs in the comments!

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693 thoughts on “♪ Pyukumuku is the Name ♪”

  1. Can we just take in the idea that if the starters really are fake the artist who drew them is REALLY talented? Like the drawings are super good.

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  2. So as a huge fan of Pokémon conquest, id really like if all of the official art for each Pokémon got updated to be in powerful, dynamic stances like they were in that game. Seeing samurott, chesnaught, serperior, and delphox look so stiff is kinda irritating.

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  3. I can’t tell if this is impressive or sad

    I’m juggling playing Splatoon on the switch while argument posting on my phone while I continue to soft reset for the Celebi

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  4. What I would want for the Leaks’ designs:
    Grass/Rock Cave bear (extinct species) (the starter hides in a cave)
    Fire/Steel bipedal cyborg/terminator like horse with some sort of blaster on its hoof or head (as an unicorn horn)
    And I have two ideas for the water
    Water/Dark humanoid, with internet culture themes sprinkled in (it argues and gets angry, it likes to mock others, but it’s also sad inside)
    or Water/Ghost. I have no idea for what it could be, but that typing just feels right for it

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  5. So besides starters, region theme, and legends, who’s thinking of going into gen 8 relatively blind? I’m considering it so it brings me back to my childhood of going into gen 3 and 4 blind but I don’t know if I have the self control to not watch trailers and look at leaks!

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  6. I’m quite scares about those supposed leak. The water starter is cool but not that water type in design. The grass one is too standar like (the chespin/oshawott/piplup zone) and the fire one just screams fighting type with that punching-like nose

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  7. My guesses for starter types even if the leak included them and they’re irrelevant

    Bear
    Grass/Electric based on its bioluminescence (and the leaker’s type)
    Grass/Dark based on bear stereotypes
    Grass/Rock combining the bear and its cave

    Horse
    Fire/Steel based on mechanical transport (such as bikes) combined with horses (maybe even a horse and carriage/chariot fusion) (and the leaker’s type)
    Fire/Flying based on a pegasus (would be our first pegasus mon, but may be an issue because Charizard)
    Fire/Fairy based on a unicorn (may be deemed too similar to Rapidash)
    Fire/Fighting based on the best type

    Coral
    Water based on the fact it’s hard to give it another type (and the leaker’s type)
    Water/Ghost based on coral bleaching – although the coral isn’t actually dead whilst it does this, it can die if it does it for too long and rids of its symbiotic relationships. Could also be a pun on ‘white as ghost’ or ‘wight’ as in dead.
    Water/Rock because coral (may be deemed too similar to Corsola)

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      • I mean how would you account for the grammar errors on the page then? I love these designs, but I can’t get past. If the grammar was correct or at least made a little more sense then I’d be all on board, but it doesn’t look like ti is. I can’t believe GF would frame concept art that would have grammar errors instead of just fixing it before framing.

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        • Apparently the Alola starter leaks had grammatical errors as well. And, well, if you’re framing concept art you care more about the visuals than the art.

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          • Did they tho? Iirc the text was too blurry to fully read it all and the stuff they could read was more or less fine. Do you have any examples? I’d like to jog my memory if this is the case.

          • No because I don’t tend to remember obscure details of leaks from years ago, it’s just heresay from what I’ve heard

          • Apparently like “view front” instead of “front view” on the horse page and apparently using different tenses for the water starters page when referring to it being happy and mad. It could be stuff that’s neglegible, but I’m not so sure.

          • I wouldn’t say ‘view front’ is terribly incorrect grammar because it’s not grammatically incorrect from what I can tell. It’s a command (‘view the front’) rather than a label (‘this is a view from the front’), which is important because concept art is there to show how something works – in this case, directing the artist to look at the front of the ‘mon to see what it’d look like with another perspective. For example, its ears look totally different from the side, whilst the front shows how they’re actually laid out.

            Tenses are also really minor because the person looking at the art will know what it means. Also, considering the fact that only one visual shows it with a part of it broken, it’d make sense if they’re treating it as an individual – ‘this is how it has/will act in this scenario’ and then ‘this is how it is acting in this scenario’.

            Then again this is from an English speaker.

          • You’re not wrong that in English it’s not a deal breaker, bit in Japanese where each set of characters are used very specifically it seems a bit odd that someone that is Japanese would make mistakes like that. Especially if it’s supposed to be professional work. They could be real, but I’m just not sure

          • Concept art is no stranger to grammar errors. Most English concept art I’ve seen is very light on words and it’s not uncommon for it to be unclear or even outright erroneous. They could obviously be fake but I don’t think the grammar is a be all end all

          • Yeah, but that’s English. The Japanese language is very specific and often uses different characters to depict context rather than using general words to do it. That’s why English and Japanese are so very different.

          • Grammar mistakes happen in any language. Heck, for all we know the incorrect Japanese could be because they’ve got foreigners working on the concept art. They wouldn’t be the first Pokemon made by a westerner.

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