Pokémon Company Strikes Old YouTube Video Over Modded Content

Content creators urged to remove modded Pokémon videos amid fears of a broader crackdown.

The Pokémon Company has issued a copyright strike against a seven-year-old video by YouTuber NoahJ456, which featured Pokémon modded into Call of Duty: Zombies.
Content creators are warned to delete or unlist any videos with modded Pokémon content to avoid further strikes.
This move by The Pokémon Company has sparked fears among Pokémon content creators of a more aggressive crackdown on modded content.
No legal action has been taken against Palworld, a game that draws inspiration from Pokémon, despite some speculation that it might be the cause of the renewed focus on copyright.
The situation has led to discussions about the balance between copyright protection and fan creativity.