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Chasing MotoGP Glory: My Journey on the Koraide Motorbike

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I'm not Valentino Roserade, but Pokemon and Honda's "almost life-size" motorbike is a Koraide I reckon I could win a MotoGP title on

Pokemon and Honda Collaboration: Introducing the Honda Koraidon Motorbike

A collaboration between Pokemon and Honda has resulted in the creation of an “almost life-size” Koraidon motorbike that is sure to excite fans. Imagine the thrill of popping a wheelie on this unique vehicle after winning at Motegi or Mugello. Move over Pikachu Mini Cooper, because this new motorbike is set to make a splash with its upcoming full unveiling next month.

Although the video showcasing the bike was not included in today’s Pokemon Presents stream, it definitely feels like it should have been. This motorbike is specifically designed for the most dedicated nerds out there, surpassing even the appeal of TCG Pocket packs.

As shown in the clip, the bike features impressive Koraidon-inspired bodywork and a heartbeat-like sound, making it a standout piece wherever it goes. This bike, reminiscent of a Miraidon bike concept from TPC and Toyota, will be on display at the Honda Welcome Plaza in Tokyo from March 7 to March 9.

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Honda describes the bike, named the Honda Koraidon, as an almost exact replica of Koraidon in terms of weight, size, and intricate details. Using self-balancing technology, the Honda Koraidon can walk on all four legs and even self-stand on two wheels, a feature unseen in the game.

Surprisingly, the bike has the ability to walk, thanks to technology originally developed for robots by Honda. With its impressive capabilities, one can’t help but imagine dominating grand prix motorcycle racing on this futuristic vehicle.

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