Pokémon is a beloved multimedia franchise created by Satoshi Tajiri and Game Freak, centered around fictional creatures called Pokémon that humans catch and train to battle each other. Starting as video games in 1996, Pokémon has become a global phenomenon encompassing anime, movies, trading cards, toys, and more. The franchise promotes themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth as trainers journey to become Pokémon Masters.

Pokémon

Professor Oak's grandson and Ash's childhood rival. Initially arrogant but later becomes a respected Pokemon researcher.

Gary Oak

The leader of the criminal organization Team Rocket and secretly the Gym Leader of Viridian City. A ruthless businessman who seeks to exploit Pokemon for profit.

Giovanni

A determined young Pokemon trainer from Pallet Town who dreams of becoming a Pokemon Master. Known f...

Ash Ketchum

A determined young Pokemon trainer from Pallet Town who dreams of becoming a Pokemon Master. Known for his strong bond with Pikachu and his never-give-up attitude.

A former Gym Leader of Pewter City who became a Pokemon Breeder. Known for his caring nature, cooking skills, and expertise in Pokemon care.

Brock

The Gym Leader of Cerulean City who specializes in Water-type Pokemon. Known for her fiery temper and strong swimming abilities.

Misty

Ash's loyal partner Pokemon, an Electric-type known for its powerful Thunderbolt attack and adorable appearance. The mascot of the Pokemon franchise.

Pikachu

A Fire/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Final evolution of Charmander via Charmeleon. Renowned for high Special Attack and access to moves like Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Air Slash, and Dragon Claw.

Charizard

A Grass/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Starter in Kanto that evolves into Ivysaur and Venusaur. Known for balanced stats, status moves, and Chlorophyll under sun.

Bulbasaur

A Water-type starter from Kanto (Generation I). Evolves into Wartortle and Blastoise. Popular for defensive play and moves like Hydro Pump and Ice Beam.

Squirtle

A Water-type final evolution of Squirtle via Wartortle. Known for high Defense and access to moves like Hydro Pump, Ice Beam, Surf, and Rapid Spin. Often used as a bulky spinner and special attacker in competitive formats.

Blastoise

A Normal-type Pokémon famous for multiple evolutions (eight forms including Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon). Known for Adaptability and versatile movepool.

Eevee

A Ghost/Poison-type from Generation I. Fast special attacker with strong coverage (Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Focus Blast). Formerly had Mega Evolution and Gigantamax forms.

Gengar

A Psychic-type Legendary created via genetic engineering. Exceptional base stats and access to Mega Mewtwo X and Y. Signature move: Psystrike.

Mewtwo

A Fighting/Steel-type from Generation IV. Recognizes aura and excels as a mixed attacker with moves like Close Combat, Aura Sphere, Flash Cannon. Has Mega Evolution.

Lucario

A Normal-type known for enormous HP and special bulk. Commonly uses Rest, Body Slam, Earthquake, and Curse in competitive play.

Snorlax

A Normal/Fairy-type singer Pokémon. Known for Sing to induce sleep and competitive sets leveraging its high HP.

Jigglypuff

A Water-type known for chronic headaches that unleash psychic power. Evolves into Golduck. Signature moves include Confusion and Water Pulse.

Psyduck

A Water/Dark-type from Generation VI. Fast special attacker with Protean and Battle Bond (Ash-Greninja). Moves include Hydro Pump, Dark Pulse, Ice Beam.

Greninja

A Dragon/Flying-type pseudo-legendary from Generation I. High Attack and bulk; common sets include Dragon Dance with Outrage/Earthquake and Multiscale.

Dragonite

A Water/Ice-type transport Pokémon. Noted for high HP and utility with Freeze-Dry, Surf, Perish Song. Often used for ocean travel in-game lore.

Lapras

A Fire-type legendary Pokémon in classification, though not truly Legendary. High Speed and Attack; uses Flare Blitz, Extreme Speed, Morning Sun.

Arcanine

A Fire-type starter from Kanto. Evolves into Charmeleon and Charizard.

Charmander

A Fire-type fox Pokémon known for its six tails.

Vulpix

A Fire-type fox Pokémon evolved from Vulpix, mystical nine tails.

Ninetales

A Normal-type famous for Team Rocket’s talking Meowth.

Meowth

A Water/Flying-type evolved from Magikarp, known for its rage.

Gyarados

A Water-type noted for Splash; evolves into powerful Gyarados.

Magikarp

A Water-type starter from Kalos; evolves into Frogadier and Greninja.

Froakie

A Fire-type canine Pokémon, loyal and brave.

Growlithe

A Poison-type snake Pokémon, commonly used by Team Rocket.

Ekans

A Grass/Flying-type starter from Alola; evolves into Dartrix and Decidueye.

Rowlet

A Fire-type evolution of Eevee, known for high Attack and Flame moves.

Flareon

A Normal-type known for elegance; has a Mega form with Fighting traits.

Lopunny

A Fire/Flying-type from Kalos, notable for high Speed.

Talonflame

A Fire-type horse Pokémon with blazing mane.

Ponyta

A Dark-type pack Pokémon from Hoenn, inspired by hyenas.

Mightyena

A Grass/Ground-type final evolution of Turtwig with a continent-like shell.

Torterra

A Normal-type bear Pokémon from Johto, known for strength.

Ursaring

A Fire-type starter from Sinnoh; evolves into Monferno and Infernape.

Chimchar

A Dark-type cat Pokémon from Unova, sly and agile.

Purrloin

A Dark-type fox Pokémon with Illusion, origin in Hisui/Unova.

Zorua

A Dark-type evolved from Zorua; Hisuian form is Normal/Ghost.

Zoroark

A Normal-type dairy Pokémon from Johto, known for Milk Drink.

Miltank

Jessie's partner in Team Rocket, a former nobleman who joined the criminal organization. Known for his gentle nature despite his criminal activities.

James

A member of the criminal organization Team Rocket, constantly trying to steal Pikachu with her partners James and Meowth.

Jessie

A unique Meowth who learned to walk upright and speak human language. The third member of Team Rocket's trio.

The leading Pokemon researcher in the Kanto region and Ash's mentor. He provides new trainers with their first Pokemon and Pokedex.

Professor Oak

Nationwide tour visiting Pokémon Centers across Japan with store highlights and travel tips.

I Went to EVERY Pokémon Center in Japan

Comprehensive guide for Pokémon fans visiting Japan: stores, cafes, museums, and travel routes.

The ULTIMATE Pokemon Fan's Guide To Japan

4K walkthrough of the Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibits with dinosaur and fossil displays.

Pokémon Fossil Museum Japan 2022 in 4K FULL WALKTHROUGH

Feature on the Pokémon Fossil Museum showcasing themed paleo exhibits and interactive displays.

Pokemon and Dinosaurs? Japan's INCREDIBLE Pokemon Fossil Museum

Pilgrimage to real‑world city inspirations behind Pokémon regions with route notes and comparisons.

I visited a REAL city from Pokémon!

Full tour of Pokémon Center Tokyo DX with best‑buy merchandise highlights and store layout.

Pokémon Center Tokyo DX – FULL TOUR & Must‑Buy Merch!

Clothing and equipment that provide protection and status in the Pokemon world

Standard trainer safety equipment for dangerous areas

Protective Gear

Distinctive outfit of the criminal organization

Team Rocket Uniform

Specialized clothing reflecting gym type and personality

Gym Leader Outfit

Ceremonial garment worn by Pokemon League Champions

Champion Cape

Durable outfit for Pokemon Rangers in the field

Ranger Uniform

Mystical items and legendary Pokemon from the Pokemon world

Mythical and legendary Pokemon with incredible power

Legendary Pokemon

Special stones that enable Mega Evolution for specific Pokemon

Mega Stones

Ancient artifacts connected to legendary Pokemon

Orbs

Sixteen tablets that represent different Pokemon types

Plates

Mystical instrument that can purify Shadow Pokemon

Time Flute

Mysterious Pokeball with unknown properties

GS Ball

Device that can fuse Kyurem with Reshiram or Zekrom

DNA Splicers

Ancient vessel that contains the power of Hoopa Unbound

Prison Bottle

Legendary Artifacts

Various methods of travel and transportation in the Pokemon world

Standard trainer transportation for land travel

Bicycle

Water-type Pokemon used for ocean and river travel

Surf Pokemon

Flying-type Pokemon for aerial transportation

Fly Pokemon

SS Anne

High-speed rail connecting Johto and Kanto

Magnet Train

Video communication device for long-distance contact

Xtransceiver

Transportation

Essential tools and devices used by Pokemon trainers in battles and capturing

Ultimate Pokemon catching device with 100% success rate

Master Ball

High-performance Pokeball with excellent catch rate

Ultra Ball

Device that allows trainers to use powerful Z-Moves

Z-Ring

Wristband that enables Pokemon to Dynamax in battle

Dynamax Band

Key Stone holder that triggers Mega Evolution

Mega Ring

Special commemorative Pokeball with standard catch rate

Premier Ball

Improved Pokeball with better catch rate than standard

Great Ball

Battle Equipment

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC concludes

TCG Paldea Evolved breaks sales records

GO Community Day features Shiny Stufful

Horizons Season 2 premieres

Pokemon Sleep hits 10M downloads

Featured Works

Timeline

Original Game Boy RPGs introducing Kanto and 151 Pokemon.

Pokemon

Pokemon Red and Blue

First theatrical film with Mewtwo’s origin.

Pilgrimage Tours

Anime Districts

IP Navigation

Pokémon Experiences