That's a lot of Pokémon! Between millions of different people of course - no one person has caught that many! In fact, it's basically impossible to 'Catch 'Em All' since some Pokémon don't actually appear in the game, especially some of the rarer or older ones. It's fun trying to find them though! 23. The smallest Pokémon is the Flabébé

Those 18 are: Fire, Dark, Ice, Fighting, Onix, Steel, Poison, Psychic, Flying, Ground, Electric, Fairy, Water, Bug, Grass, Dragon and er, Normal. Imagine being a Normal Pokémon, you wouldn't feel very special, would you? As of the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield, the Mythical Pokémon Arceus has the highest combined Base Stats at 720, with 120 points in all seven stat categories. Lots of Pokémon are kind of weird, but these ones are REALLY weird. They include Trubbish, which is a bag of rubbish, Burmy, a weird bug that hides in things, and Mega Mawile, which has another head coming out of its pony tail (Another Pokémon based on a Japanese legend). Imagine if your job was coming up with these crazy characters! 30. Pokémon Red & Blue only reached Europe three years after it was made Pokémon Red/Green/Blue is not only the top-selling entry in the Pokémon franchise--it also holds the Guiness World Record for the best-selling RPG of all-time. It's the right colour and stands on two legs but to call this Pokémon intelligent is laughable. (lukewarm)Which Pokemon mobile game was released in 2016 that combines the real world and gaming based on augmented reality? Yes, Ash is voiced by several different people, including Rika Matsumoto, and Hana Takeda in Japanese and Veronica Taylor in English. It makes sense that he's voiced by a woman, since he's pretty young, although in other dubs, like Portuguese and Spanish, he's voiced by men. Ash's name is also a bit of a joke - Ketchum is meant to sound like 'Catch 'em' as in Catch 'Em All! 20. The anime was only meant to last for one season There are people who play Pokémon Go, there are people who are obsessed with Pokémon Go, and then there’s Kyarorina. This dedicated Trainer holds the record for being the first person to catch over 1 million Pokémon in Pokémon Go, which they achieved on November 18, 2019. Most trainers would feel satisfied catching a dozen Pokémon and calling it a day, but Kyarorina would have had to catch, on average, about 800 Pokémon every single day for over three years! That’s a whole lotta Rattatas. Most Successful Pokémon in Super Smash Bros. Melee

For example, the powers of Mimikyu are literally to 'mimic you'. And Sudowoodo? 'Psudo wood', or fake wood. Squirtle is a reference to the fact that he's a turtle who can squirt water, and Charmander is so -called because it's a fire Pokémon which can 'char' you. Which other clever names can you spot? 5. Pokémon was created by a video game designer called Satoshi Tajiri in 1995 Which electronic device is used to record and provide information about different species of Pokemon? Though the giant Regi-Pokémon are known for being lumbering titans, the fastest Pokémon in the game is surprisingly the new Electric-type Regieleki, which boasts a 200 base speed stat that can be maxed out to a blazing 548! That far outpaces the second place Ninjask with its 160 base and 460 max speed. So if you gotta go fast, go catch a Regieleki. Epic Competitive Pokémon Facts Big Money for Playing Pokémon

Splash' is Magikarp's signature move. But it doesn't necessarily involve water. In fact, when you 'splash' on land, you mostly just flop about. It's not a very intimidating move, we have to admit. Splash is a bit of a joke move that shows just how useless Magikarp can be on the battlefield. The move was originally called 'Splash' because only Magikarp used it, but as time went on, the splash move (Originally called 'hop' in Japanese) can also be used by non water Pokémon in non water environments. So next time you see a non water Pokémon 'splash', now you know what it actually means! 40. There are 18 different types of Pokémon You might know Ken Watanabe from Transformers, Godzilla and Batman, but one of the perks of being a bi-lingual actor is that he was able to dub his own voice for Japanese! 29. There are some really weird Pokémon Embark on a journey of nostalgia and enjoyment with our easy Pokemon trivia quiz. Whether you’re introducing the world of Pokémon to newcomers or simply seeking a lighthearted challenge, these questions offer a delightful exploration of the franchise’s rich history. You won't have to ressurect this Pokémon to use it in battle. Unless you're a really awful trainer. (freezing) While Ash Ketchum never parts with his trusty pal Pikachu, he often switches up the rest of his Pokémon team as he continues to explore new regions and encounter new species. Aside from Pikachu, the Pokémon that remained on his team the longest is the Grass/Poison-type Pokemon, Bulbasaur. Ash first caught Bulbasaur in the episode “Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village” and kept him on his team for the rest of his initial Kanto adventure, through the Orange Islands saga, and most of Johto. In the episode “Bulbasaur... the Ambassador!” Ash finally said goodbye to his bulby bud and sent him to Professor Oak so Bulbasaur could act as a Pokémon Ambassador to help care for temperamental Pokémon. Ash’s Biggest Pokémon Tournament Win

Delve into the nostalgia and complexity of the Pokémon universe with our trivia questions catered to adults. Explore the evolution of the franchise, and deepen your appreciation for the world of Pokémon. Because the Pokémon series is tied in with games and other merchandise, Swedish TV didn't show it, as it's technically an advert for the products, and it's illegal to advertise to children there. You can see Pokémon on Swedish TV now, but you won't hear 'Gotta Catch 'Em All!' as this is a form of stealth advertising suggesting that children should try and collect all the Pokémon they can in real life! 19. In many dubs Ash is voice by a woman Electrode is the speediest Pokémon in Gen 1. The mon you're looking for isn't even close. (freezing)

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For Pokémon empowered by an enhanced form, it’s a three-way tie between Mega Rayquaza and Mega Mewtwo X and Y at 780. Next time you spot a Pikachu in the wild, you'll be able to tell if it's a girl or a boy by its tail! The Males have a standard lightning shaped tail, while the females have a little dent in the top making it look heart shaped. This makes Ash's Pikachu a male! 38. 'Kanto' is based on a real region in Japan, also called Kanto Yes, there is a real place in Japan called Kanto! It's a region of Honshu, the biggest Island in Japan, and it's where Tokyo is located, among other cities. In Japanese, Kanto means 'East of the Barrier', and Saffron city is based on Tokyo. Now you know! 39. The 'Splash' move actually usually means 'hop' instead