This brand refresh is about tuning into the core of what makes Hidden Power special: community.
From the beginning, Unown has been at the heart of Hidden Power. Each Unown is its own Pokémon, but when they come together they form something bigger: an ancient force that is mysterious, powerful, and beautiful.
That's how we've always thought about this community. We all have something unique to bring to the table, and Hidden Power is where we can come together to share it. It’s the home for Pokémon discussion, where different perspectives, ideas, and theories can become conversations that none of us could have had on our own.
And that same idea has always existed at the core of Pokémon.
Pokémon is all about choice. Our choices give us favorites, make our adventures feel unique, and allow us to form connections with little digital creatures that we carry with us long after we've put the games down. While those choices might make our experiences and play throughs different, it's the love we develop for Pokémon along the way that continues to bring us together.
The first choice in every mainline Pokémon game is your starter. And for over 30 years, that choice has come down to three familiar types: fire, water, and grass.
In the past, Hidden Power has used red as the foundation of our brand identity. But as a channel dedicated to building the best community of Pokémon fans on the planet, we thought it was time to make room for a little more.
Red, blue and green represent where Pokémon began, the choices we've made along the way, and the different generations of fans that have found a home in our community. Whether your first partner was Charmander, Piplup, or Grookey, there's a place for you here at Hidden Power.
As we head into what we believe will be the biggest year in the history of the channel, we wanted an identity that better reflects the community that's gotten us here.
Hidden Power has never been Dusty's, Soul's, Lumi's or Hoops' - it belongs to all of us.
The new red, blue and green colors reflect the history of Pokemon while paving the way for a bright new future for Hidden Power. The off-black and off-white neutrals provide a soft and inviting base.
Unown H has always been at the core of HP's identity, and there's no need to change that. Here, I've redrawn the original logo with smoother lines, cleaner geometry, and softer colors for a clean and modern identity.

Two primaries against each other vibrate on screen, and red on green disappears for red-green colorblind viewers. Blue on ink is too low in contrast.
The iconic Hidden Power wordmark - tweaked for a fresh identity. I've slightly increased the Pokeball size, improved spacing, and removed the background stroke for a clean presentation when displayed on the brand colors.

The O becomes a ring of eight orbs, a nod to the ring of orbs in the original Hidden Power move animation.
Futura PT ExtraBold for the heaviest text, Outfit for headlines and body, and Silkscreen for small pixel labels.
Hidden Power is a weekly Pokémon podcast. Three friends break down the news, the competitive scene and the games themselves, and they state their case with confidence.
The Unown swarm, rebuilt from the original game sprites, and a real route from Diamond and Pearl.
A second pattern in the same spirit: Sinnoh Route 201 as it appears in the game, top-down, with the trees and rock in eggshell on ink. Nothing is redrawn or rearranged.
Screen share with three host cameras, plus a hosts-only layout. Each host keeps their color.

Hoops
Dusty
Soul
Hoops
Dusty
SoulThe current thumbnail style with the brand border. Secret Power episodes add the series badge.





Three banners at 2560 × 1440. The dashed boxes show the desktop crop and the area that's safe on every device.
Profile picture, banner and recent uploads together.




One shirt per starter, in the matching brand color, with the starter silhouette and wordmark printed in eggshell over the chest pocket. The line can grow to cover every starter, so every fan's pick has a shirt.


