Pokévision

are promotional videos made in the Pokémon World, essentially being the counterpart to Trainer PR Videos in the games.
Pokévision are not limited to Pokémon Trainers, however: anyone with a Pokémon can create these videos as a way to express the bonds with each other, or even just the Pokémon or Trainer themselves. 
==Video creation==
Pokémon Trainers can have any possibility to feature themselves and their Pokémon for a theme. They can show off their fashion sense with Trainers being able to dress up as their own Pokémon, cook together by making Poké Puffs or other sweets, or just express their bonds together.
With equipment and costumes provided by Pokémon Centers, Trainers and such are able to start making Pokévision videos. To make a video, they first create a theme centering themselves or their Pokémon and act out the scenes as the theme follows. After a rough creation, they are able to bring the data of the video to edit by cutting the scenes or editing the audio with the provided help. After that, the final product can be viewed before being officially uploaded.
After being uploaded to a video website and receiving a large number of votes, Trainers and their Pokémon can be featured in the Best 10 Pokévision videos, which can be viewed in Pokémon Centers. They can also appear as one of the Top 3 with immense popularity.
Pokémon Performers can use this as a way to promote themselves for Pokémon Showcases. As mentioned in Battling with Elegance and a Big Smile!, Pokévision also allow Showcase fans to watch recent Showcases.
Pokémon Trainer, Dot streams Pokévision videos daily from her quarters on the Brave Olivine under the stage name Nidothing alongside her partner Quacxley sharing knowledge on the world of Pokémon to her viewers.