Top 10 Pokemon YouTube Channels - TopX Ep. 49

- Odd though the nomenclature may sound, this citrus-named channel is quite entertaining.
- MunchingOrange, also known as Eriel Senpai, primarily produces Let's Plays of Pokémon games. However, what makes him different from others is that he'll focus not only on official Pokémon games but hacks and fan-made games, some of which can be... bizarre.
- Nevertheless, MunchingOrange has made it work since his debut in 2008, finding a nice balance between dry wit and enthusiasm for the games he plays. He’s since produced over 2,000 videos and counting as he publishes atleast a video a day!

- There's more than a little weirdness in the Pokémon universe. So it's nice to see someone address that.
- Hosted by Professor Bulba, Bulba Tube's focus is on exploring mysteries of the Pokémon universe, be they mundane or utter madness. Bulba finds a way to raise questions about this or that element of the franchise, almost always in a funny manner. His channel is broken down into videos about theories, species, facts, top 10s, rants and more.
- From the odd-yet-endearing Pokémon Confessions videos to the numerous Pokémon Facts videos, it's not hard to find something likeable in Professor Bulba's lineup.

- Competitive gaming has always fascinated me, but it's always seemed a bit distant. Fortunately, there are channels such as this to bring us closer to the action.
- Meet Alex Ogloza, a YouTuber with a foot in the championship scene. His channel is all about highlighting the strategy and skill that goes into playing Pokémon; while he has the occasional video about Pokémon facts, Alex's trade is in Wi-Fi battle videos that show off his unique passion for competition.
- It certainly doesn't hurt that Alex won the 2014 US National Video Game Competition. That kind of pedigree goes well with impassioned gaming.

- I believe the saying goes, “Variety is the spice of life.” Well it seems very appropriate here.
- The channel MandJTV produces a wide range of Pokémon themed videos. Part of the channel's appeal comes from the scope of video topics – list videos, conspiracy theories, Pokémon chatting about franchise mysteries – with the energy of each video coming from host Michael's enthusiastic delivery.
- MandJTV maintains a careful balance between the host's passion and the intrigue of its variable subject matter, making it an especially fun channel to subscribe to.

- The world of collectables feels vast and overwhelming. But if collectors are as relatable as this, then it's not at all unappealing.
- Run by a YouTuber also known as Ando, UnlistedLeaf regularly – almost entirely, in fact – delves into the realm of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The channel features many booster pack-opening videos, alongside mail videos and some of Ando's other antics. No matter what's happening, though, Ando's detailed explanations, enthusiastic speech, and quirky editing style keep videos light and entertaining.
- UnlistedLeaf thrives on enthusiasm for Pokémon cards and collectables, and it really shows.

- I bet when a lot of us were kids, we wanted to complete the Pokedex and know all there was about Pokemon. Well, now you can.
- TheNationalDex takes an interesting approach to Pokémon trivia: focusing on the Pocket Monsters themselves. Each episode of the core series highlights a particular Pokémon, with hosts Pokemon Professor Alex and PokeKellz going over its trivia, characteristics, and potential use in battle.
- The chemistry and banter between the channel’s two hosts makes every video entertaining! And there is plenty of content to find entertaining, as they publish a new video every Tuesday.

- People show their love for things in all kinds of ways – whether through praise or critical exploration.
- Established in 2012, ABrandonToThePast takes a more critical look than most at the Pokemon franchise. The YouTuber's videos go back and forth between exploring weird or poor-quality elements of the franchise, and attempting to understand Pokémon’s obscure recesses. It's not all negative, though; Brandon's careful speech and sense of nostalgia makes it clear that he loves the franchise.
- Although this channel is not the most prolific in terms of video production, what it lacks in volume it makes up for in quality. It’s important to note the variety in content and the quality of research that each video has – whether it be a top 50 unanswered questions or a Pokémon badges review.

- Speaking of a thoughtful approach, here's a channel where criticism and gaming mesh into one cohesive whole.
- While he does address other topics, ProtoMario dedicates a fair amount of effort to exploring the Pokémon franchise. His videos vary in style – from reviews, to explanations of in-game features, to even showing off collectables – but everything ProtoMario does retains an analytical perspective while also remaining interesting.
- Being informative while also keeping people engaged can be tough, but ProtoMario has a good grasp of the balance.

-You know what's nice? Pleasant channels where the host likes what they do, and conveys that contentment with ease. Launched in 2008, this YouTube channel was originally the go to channel for popular Pokemon videogame hacks.
-Today the channel features content that varies in format but remains laser-focused on Pokemon; reviews, myths, Top 10s, tutorials, all conveyed with Tamashii's signature soft-spoken nature. Whether praising a classic game or critiquing an odd element, Tamashii is the epitome of reasonable discussion about fascinating topics.
- Tamashii publishes a new video every week – a definite plus on the TopX reliability meter.

Before we get to the #1 Pokemon YouTube Channel, here are a few honorable mentions:

HM1: LumioseStation
youtube.com/LumioseStation

HM2: PokemonRangerBoy12
youtube.com/PokemonRangerBoy12

HM3: TyranitarTube
youtube.com/TyranitarTube

HM4: NateWantsToBattle
youtube.com/NateWantsToBattle

HM5: shofu
youtube.com/shofu

HM6: TheKingNappy
youtube.com/TheKingNappy

-TheJwittz, run by Joshua Wittenkeller, tackles all elements of Nintendo. Yet the channel pays particular tribute to Pokémon, through focus on the Trading Card Game and console Pokémon games of note. Throughout every video, Josh takes his audience's wishes to heart while keeping his own focus in mind – resulting in a catalogue of driven, in-depth and entertaining content.
- His channel is a mix of Top 10s, reviews, toys and collectibles, latest news and more – and with over 500 videos this channel gives the viewer a wide range of videos to dive into.
- Furthermore, his channel has been viewed over 200 million times, making our number 1 a clear choice!

That's our list, but we're sure there are more notable Pokemon channels – so tell us about them in the comments below. Be sure to check us out on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and for more top 10s published every day, be sure to subscribe to Watchmojo.com