A dance army of Pikachus show off their synchronized moves in Singapore
Bet you didn't know Pikachu had moves like these.
On Friday morning, 10 yellow dancers performed in the first Pikachu parade brought here by the Japanese Pokémon company.
Synchronised Pikachu dancers perform regularly at various locations in Japan, but this outing in Singapore is rare, and debuted to a large crowd of screaming kids and adults.
People showed up in their Pikachu best.
The bouncy dancers were performing at Changi Airport in Singapore, which has for the next two months built dedicated Pokémon exhibition areas at its Terminal 2 and Terminal 3's departure halls.
Changi's Terminal 3 has a 7m (23 feet) tall Pikachu, as well as a Christmas tree with Poké balls and ornaments.
At Terminal 2, there are three huge Snorlax plush figurines snoozing in a garden, and airport staff have planted 26 Pokémon in various locations around the airport for visitors to find and claim merchandise from the popular Japanese franchise.
The dancing Pikachu will perform daily shows until Jan. 8, 2017.
Topics Pokemon
Victoria Ho is Mashable's Asia Editor, based in Singapore. She previously reported on news and tech at The Business Times, TechCrunch and ZDNet. When she isn't writing, she's making music with her band
