
Lechonk
Published October 17, 2026
Lechonk is a Normal-type pig Pokémon unveiled in the second Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer on June 1st, 2022. Its chubby black-and-brown design, slow waddle, and chonk-pun name drew mass reaction tweets within hours of the trailer going live. By that same night, Twitter users were posting 'Lechonk supremacy' edits and tracing the name back to Spanish and Filipino cuisine.
Overview
Lechonk fandom runs on two parallel tracks: mock outrage that Game Freak named a Pokémon after a dinner dish, and sincere devotion toward the little pig itself2. Posts typically match a screenshot of Lechonk mid-waddle with a one-line indignant caption, or slot the pig into 'I believe in Supremacy' templates to crown it the best creature in the Paldea reveal3. Fan art often leans into its real-world basis, since Spain's Iberian black pigs match Lechonk's coloring4.
The name itself did a lot of comedic work. 'Lechon' means piglet in Spanish and also names the Filipino whole-roast pig dish5. Game Freak tacked a 'k' onto the end to signal chonk, the fat-animal word used on cat and corgi photos online6. That trilingual pun turned Lechonk into a running joke across Spanish-speaking Pokémon fans, Filipino food Twitter, and English-language meme accounts.
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Origin & Background
How It Spread
Timeline
2022-06-01
Lechonk is revealed in the second Pokémon Scarlet and Violet trailer on the official Pokémon YouTube channel, passing 200,000 views in six hours.
2022-06-01
Fan account @OoCPokemon posts a one-line outburst about the design, earning over 122,000 likes within six hours.
2022-06-01
Twitter user @SalvaPot uses the 'I believe in Supremacy' template to crown Lechonk, collecting more than 2,000 likes in eight hours.
2022-06-01
@Sanxolotl ties the design to Spain's Iberian black pigs and olive farming, logging over 3,200 likes in five hours.
2022-06-01
Washington Post reporter Gene Park posts the Filipino lechon dish etymology theory.
How to Use This Meme
Common Lechonk posts take one of two shapes: a mock-angry caption over a still of the pig waddling toward the player, or a sincere 'Lechonk supremacy' declaration crowning it the standout of the Scarlet and Violet reveal3. Etymology threads riffing on 'lechon' as Spanish piglet or Filipino roast-pig are a frequent variant45.
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