5 Pokemon-Themed Wallpapers for iPhone

BY Joe Rossignol

Published 10 Jul 2014

Great news: we’ll be bringing back the Wallpaper Wednesday column again at iPhoneHacks starting next week, based on popular demand. We didn’t want to leave our wallpaper aficionados hanging this week though, so we’ve gathered five Pokemon-themed wallpapers for the iPhone in this special Thursday edition.

These wallpapers are designed for 4-inch devices, including the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5 and fifth-generation iPod touch. If you are interested in wallpaper roundups for older iPhones or the iPad, let us know in the comments below so we can gauge interest.

A huge credit goes out to graphic designer George Michael Brower for creating these matching Pokemon wallpapers for the colorful iPhone 5c. He has published lots of other interesting artwork on his website worth checking out.

Best Pokemon-Themed Wallpapers for iPhone

Download Link (iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5)

Let us know which wallpaper you end up using in the comments section below, and feel free to share others too. Don’t forget to check back for Wallpaper Wednesday next week.

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