In case you didn't know, Pokémon will be invading the heartlands all through December.

First Pikachu Night Parade

And as if that isn't enough, you can also catch 'em all at Sentosa this school holidays.

Singapore will be the first country outside of Japan to have the Pikachu Night Parade.

100 metre route full of marching Pikachus

The parade features nine Pikachus covered in LED lights, marching and dancing along a 100- metre route covering the Palawan Pirate Ship and Palawan Kidz City.

Avid fans of the adorable Pokémon can also line themselves along the route at Palawan Beach Walk to snap photos of the performing Pikachus up close.

This is what that looks like:

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PI~~~KA~~~CHU~~~ 😺😸😹😻🙀😽😼 You've probably seen clips of a parade of giant dancing Pikachu on Youtube, but it can't beat seeing (and dancing with) the real. 💃💃💃💃💃 More than 1,500 Pikachus of “Pocket Monster” fame were popping up all over Yokohama for the various shows and parades during a whole week in August! ... Pikachus suddenly appear and dance around Queens Square, Landmark Tower, Nippon Maru, Yokohama Redbrick Warehouse and more! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Here's the glimpse of our pikachu-parade experience...!!! . . (Don’t forget to swipe left!) . . #janon #coupleinjapan #japandiaries #traveldiaries #pikachu #pokemon #pocketmonsters #parade #pikachuparade #yokohama2018 #pikachuoutbreak #pikachuparade2018 #yokohama #yokohamabay #nightphotography #iphonex #imovie #cute #crowdpleaser #latepost #50thpost #日本 #ピカチュウ #ピカチュウ大量発生チュウ2018 #横浜 #かわいい #大好き #また行きたい

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Till Dec. 23

The parade will take place between Dec. 14-16 and 21-23 from 7.30pm onwards.

To add to the Pokémon theme, the Palawan Pirate Ship will also be decorated with iconic Pokémons like Pikachu and Eevee.

Island Lights from Nov. 14

The parade is part of Island Lights, where there will be Instagrammable light installations in Palawan Beach.

The installations are designed by local artists like Sam Lo (also known as Sticker lady) and Yang, to name a few.

Island Lights will run from Nov. 16 to Dec. 31, from 7pm onwards.

Top image courtesy of Sentosa