Name As Many Pokemon As Possible In Just One Shot
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Pokémon is a series of video games, trading cards, anime, and other media that made its debut in Japan in 1996 when the very first video game was released for the Game Boy. The games are a role-playing style game in which the player takes on the role of a Pokémon trainer and explores the region in which the game is set. There, they battle other Pokémon trainers, catch wild Pokémon, and generally adventure and explore the world around them as they go through the story. The Pokémon games are one of the most popular video game series and have a total of 122 Pokémon games, including both the core series and the spin-off games that have been released in the series.
With each new game in the core series, a new generation of Pokémon makes its debut. Currently, there are seven generations of Pokémon and a grand total of 809 total creatures in the Pokémon series. That's a lot of Pokémon to keep straight, right? Most people are familiar with some of the more popular ones like Pikachu, Eevee, and Squirtle, but that still leaves 806 Pokémon to keep track of! Despite that massive number, most Pokémon fans have no problem remembering all of them.
Who thinks they can name all these Pokémon in one shot? Take this quiz to find out!
Who is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. It is a dual-type Ghost/Poison Pokémon that evolves up from its first form when it reaches level 25 and then evolves up into its final form after its traded to another Pokémon trainer (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon looks like a head that floats around and has two purple claws that float alongside it without actually being attached to the Pokémon. It's a pretty spooky one! How many trainers can name this Pokémon?
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I as a Psychic-type Pokémon but after Generation VI, it became a dual-type Fairy/Psychic Pokémon (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon looks very human-like because of the fact that it walks on two legs and has two arms that each have a hand with five fingers attached to it. It has a light pink body and has blue feet and blue growths like hair growing out of its head. It has a white body with large pink dots covering it.
What Pokémon is this?
This Water-type Pokémon was introduced in the very first generation of Pokémon. It's one of the original 151 at number 120 in the Pokédex, which means that serious Pokémon fans who have been following the series since the very beginning will definitely be familiar with this Pokémon. Misty, the leader of the Cerulean gym, even has one of these (Bulbapedia)! This Pokémon looks like a starfish with a gold shield and a circular red gem on the front of its body.
This is the Alolan form of what Pokémon?
Alola is the region that the seventh generation of Pokémon introduced. The games Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, as well as Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, are set in Alola. Alola is a super tropical location inspired by Hawaii and other Polynesian islands. This Pokémon is the Alolan form of a Pokémon that was introduced in the very first generation. Its normal form is a Fire-type Pokémon, but in Alola, it's an Ice-type Pokémon. It looks way different when it's all white like this!
Name this Pokémon.
This adorable little mouse-like Pokémon is a dual-type Electric/Fairy Pokémon that was introduced in Generation VI and does not evolve to or from any other Pokémon. This Pokémon's whiskers help it to learn about what's going on in the world around it so that it can stay safe from predators while its tail can work as an electricity cord that can absorb power from electric outlets (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a round, orange body and large yellow ears on top of its head.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Bug/Fighting Pokémon that was introduced in Generation II that does not evolve to or from any other Pokémon, minus in the case of a Mega Evolution in which it evolves up into its Mega form. This Pokémon looks like a large rhino beetle that walks on its two back legs and is covered in a thick, solid blue shell that protects it from attacks. This Pokémon is typically found in forests where it lives in the trees (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
When this Pokémon was introduced in the second generation of Pokémon, it was a Normal-type Pokémon. This Pokémon is a small yellow one with three spikes on its head. Most of its body is covered in a shell that is covered in triangular designs and it has holes in the shell for its arms and legs to poke out of. After some changes in the sixth generation, this Pokémon became a Fairy-type baby Pokémon and will evolve when leveled up with a high friendship level (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
This is a dual-type Ice/Psychic baby Pokémon that was introduced in Generation II. After this Pokémon reaches level 30, it can evolve up into its final form which is a Pokémon that was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. This Pokémon is a female-only species of Pokémon and is a baby Pokémon which means that it cannot be bred and can only be obtained by catching or trading it (Bulbapedia). It has a pink and yellow body with a large head and yellow hair.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon looks a lot like a jellyfish and was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. It's a dual-type Water/Poison-type Pokémon that evolves up into its next form after it reaches level 30 (Bulbapedia). It has two large red circles on either side of its head and then one smaller one in the center that can easily be mistaken for its eyes and nose or mouth. But, a real Pokémon fan will know that its eyes are actually the white circles under those!
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon and is an incredibly rare and powerful Pokémon. Unlike many other Pokémon from the first generation, this is not one that someone playing the Pokémon games would be likely to randomly encounter during their adventures around the Kanto region. This Pokémon is one of the three Legendary birds of Kanto, making it one of the Legendary Pokémon for the first generation. It's a dual-type Electric/Flying Pokémon and does not evolve to or from any other Pokémon (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Normal-type Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. Unlike many other Pokémon, it doesn't look particularly interesting. It's just a purple blob with a simple smile on its face but it's still a really popular Pokémon, particularly for people who play the video games. The reason it's so popular is because it can breed with almost any other Pokémon in order to get Pokémon eggs and it can copy other Pokémon's moves during battles (Bulbapedia). What Pokémon is this?
Which Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is a dual-type Ghost/Fairy Pokémon. Although it looks really similar to Pikachu, it's actually a different Pokémon! It is a super mysterious and slightly spooky Pokémon that appears to be wearing a rag that it drew on to make it look like Pikachu. What does it look like underneath? That's one thing no one knows! This Pokémon is only found in the abandoned Thrifty Megamart in Pokémon Sun and Moon or Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This dual-type Psychic/Fairy Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is a Legendary Pokémon. It is a very special Pokémon in the Alola region because of the fact that it's a guardian deity in the Alola region. Each of the islands in the Alola region has a different guardian deity and this Pokémon is the guardian deity for the Akala Island area of the Alola region (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a body that is primarily pink with different shades of pink and black accenting its body.
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon is a dual-type Poison/Water Pokémon that was introduced in Generation VII. Fans of the Pokémon anime series will recognize it because of the fact that Team Rocket found one after they arrived in the Alola region and James now keeps one as one of his Pokémon (Bulbapedia)! This Pokémon has a stalk-shaped purple body and has blue tentacles that cover its body and have spikes on them. In the front of its body, it has a slightly shorter tentacle that stops at the top of its face.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I and is the very last Pokémon in the Pokédex of the Kanto region, making it one of the last of the original 151 Pokémon. It is a Psychic-type Mythical Pokémon, a term that refers to Pokémon that are so rare and powerful that many Pokémon trainers don't even believe they actually exist and think they're just something of myths and legends (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a pink body, walks on two legs, and has a very long tail.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a Dragon-type Pokémon that was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. The leader of the Blackthorn Gym in Blackthorn City, a location in the Johto region that completely specializes in Dragon-type Pokémon has one of these (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon is snakelike in that its has a long body with no limbs. It is completely blue and white and has blue spheres around its tail and under its chin. On its head, it has two white wings. What Pokémon is this?
What Pokémon is this?
This dual-type Water/Fairy Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII. This Pokémon is the final stage in the evolution line of one of the three starter Pokémon in this generation, so Pokémon fans who played either Pokémon Sun and Moon or Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon had a chance to end up getting this Pokémon after they chose their starter Pokémon to explore the Alola region with (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon looks like a mix between a sea lion and a mermaid with blue, pink, and teal details all over its white body.
What Pokémon is this?
This Psychic-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation V. This Pokémon has a black body that has white diamonds that go all the way way round its body just above its legs. It also has a large bow just under its head, which is a pale purple color, and two large bows on either side of its head that match that bow. This Pokémon is incredibly observant and can become so focused on watching other Pokémon that it might not notice their attacks even happening during battles (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a Fairy-type that was introduced in Generation I. When it was introduced, it was a Normal-type Pokémon but became a Fairy-type Pokémon during Generation VI, the same generation in which many other Pokémon underwent changes because the Fairy-type was introduced then. This Pokémon evolves up into its next form when exposed to a Moon Stone. It also evolves up from a baby Pokémon called Cleffa when Cleffa levels up with a high friendship level with its trainer (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I and is one of the three starter Pokémon in the Kanto region. This Pokémon is a dual-type Grass/Poison Pokémon. Pokémon fans who play games in the franchise like Pokémon Red, Green, Blue, FireRed, and LeafGreen can choose this or two other Pokémon at the very beginning of the game (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon walks on all four legs and has a teal body with darker teal scales all over its body. On its back, a bulb is growing.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is a dual-type Bug/Fairy Pokémon that evolves up into its next evolution stage when it reaches level 25. This Pokémon has the ability to predict the moves and attacks its opponent will be making next (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon is very small with a yellow and white body, four thin legs that dangle off the bottom of its body and have round feet at the ends, and large clear wings with brown accents on them on its body.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I and is a Psychic-type Pokémon. Fans of the anime series will definitely recognize this Pokémon because of the fact that Sabrina, the leader of the Saffron City Gym and expert with Psychic-type Pokémon due to her own psychic abilities, had one in the series that evolved up into its next form during the episode that it appeared in. This Pokémon can sense danger telepathically and will teleport away in order to avoid attacks (Bulbapedia).
Is this male or female Nidoran?
Nidoran comes in two different forms, depending on whether the Pokémon trainer finds a male or female Pokémon. The main difference is the fact that Nidoran will either be a light blue shade or a purple shade. The purple Nidoran has teal ears while the light blue Nidoran has teal ears with a dark blue border within its ears. Nidoran will either evolve up into Nidoking or Nidoqueen, depending on which Nidoran it is (Bulbapedia). Which Nidoran is this purple Pokémon?
Name this Pokémon.
This Water-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII. This Pokémon doesn't evolve to or from any other Pokémon, but that doesn't mean that it can't take a different form! After this Pokémon reaches level 20, it can use its Schooling Ability to change how it looks from appearing to be one fish to looking like several fish all grouped together to form one giant, super intimidating looking fish (Bulbapedia)! This Pokémon isn't exactly powerful on its own, but when they join together for its School Form, it's very powerful!
This is the Alola form of what Pokémon?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I of Pokémon. In its normal form that was introduced in that first generation, this Pokémon is a Poison-type Pokémon and has a solid purple-toned grey color across its body. But this is a very special form of this Pokémon! This Pokémon is yellow, blue, green, and pink and has white crystallized pieces poking out all over its body. The Alolan form of this Pokémon is a dual-type Poison/Dark Pokémon (Bulbapedia). What Pokémon is this?
Which Eeveelution is this?
Eevee is a Pokémon that was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon. Eevee is different from other Pokémon because instead of evolving up into a single other Pokémon, Eevee can evolve up into one of several different Pokémon, depending on the circumstances of its evolution. If it evolves up during a certain time, in a certain location, or with a certain Evolution Stone, Eevee can evolve up into several very different Pokémon. Which of the Eeveelutions is this Pokémon?
Name this Pokémon.
Fans of the first generation of Pokémon will definitely recognize this Fire-type Pokémon. It was introduced in Generation I and not only is it one of the original 151 Pokémon, it's also one of the three starter Pokémon that a trainer can choose from before they begin their journey through the Kanto region. This Pokémon evolves up to its next form when it reaches level 16, then that Pokémon evolves up into its final form after reaching level 36 (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This dual-type Dark/Ghost Pokémon was introduced in Generation III. This Pokémon doesn't evolve to or from any other Pokémon, unlike many other Pokémon that do evolve to different forms under certain circumstances. If a trainer has a particular Mega Stone, this Pokémon can Mega Evolve up into a Mega form of itself, though (Bulbapedia)! This Pokémon walks on two legs and has a body that is a solid purple color. It has a light blue gem over each of its eyes and a red one on its torso.
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon is a dual-type Water/Flying Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I. It evolves up from another Water-type Pokémon after it reaches level 20. This Pokémon looks like a large dragon with a yellow stomach and a blue body. It has white fins that come off of its back and a large, flat fin at the very end of its tail. This Pokémon is shown in the anime series to be able to jump large distances, probably due to the fact that it's a Flying-type Pokémon (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation II and is a baby Fighting-type Pokémon. This Pokémon is an interesting one due to the way that it evolves. Like many other Pokémon, it can evolve in different ways and the way that it evolves will change what it ends up evolving up into. Pokémon have three main stats: defense, attack, and HP. Once this Pokémon reaches level 20, the relationship between its defense and attack as far as which is higher will decide what it evolves up into (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is one of the original 151 Pokémon and was introduced in Generation I. During the original anime series, James from Team Rocket actually had two of these Pokémon but each of them evolved up into their next form, something that this Pokémon does after it becomes exposed to a Leaf Stone. This Pokémon is often found in forests and uses the short stem on the top of its head to hang from trees to sleep and wait for prey (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Water-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation III and does not evolve into or up from any other Pokémon. This Pokémon resembles a fish and has a light pink colored body. Its body is shaped like a heart and it has lighter pink details next to its eyes and on its mouth. This Pokémon can use its body to propel itself and fly for short distances even though it is typically found in the water, swimming like other fish do (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon is a Normal-type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I. It is probably pretty familiar to many Pokémon fans because of the fact that, in the anime, Team Rocket has one of these Pokémon as one of the members of their team (Bulbapedia)! Unlike other Pokémon, Team Rocket's is able to speak and often says hilarious and clever things. In Alola, this Pokémon is a Dark-type Pokémon and is a grey color instead of being the cream tone that it usually is.
Name this starter.
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII as one of the three starter Pokémon that trainers can choose from before they set out on their adventures in the Alola region (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon is a dual-type Flying/Grass Pokémon that looks very similar to an owl. It has a round body that is mostly a light brown shade with white accents around its eyes and on its chest. On the front of its body, it has a bow-tie shaped detail that looks like a pair of leaves.
Who is this?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Fire/Dragon Pokémon that was introduced in Generation VII (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon looks very similar to a turtle, aside from the fact that it only walks on two legs. It has a large shell on its back, just like turtles do, that is covered in spikes. It's yellow all over with large red and black spikes all over it, similar to the shell that it has on top of its head with the same mix of colors.
Name this Pokémon.
This Fire-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation I. This Pokémon looks very similar to a horse, from the shape of its body down to the mane and tail that it has. The main difference between this Pokémon and an actual horse that we're familiar with is the fact that the main and tail on this Pokémon are actually made out of fire instead of hair. Pretty fitting since it's a Fire-type Pokémon, right? This Pokémon evolves up into its next form at level 40 (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
90s kids will probably recognize this Water-type Pokémon because of the fact that it was introduced with the first generation of Pokémon, making it one of the original 151 Pokémon in the Pokédex. This Pokémon looks very similar to a duck with its yellow body, and flat, webbed feet. It also has a light colored bill on its face, just like a duck. It's often seen holding its head because of the fact that this Pokémon constantly has a headache and struggles to focus (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a Fire-type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I. When it's exposed to a Fire Stone, this Pokémon will evolve up into its next form (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon resembles a dog with a furry orange body and black stripes all over its body. On its chest, it has longer fur in a lighter cream shade that matches the fur on its tail and the tuft of fur on its head. After it evolves, its next form looks really similar to this.
Name this Pokémon.
This super colorful fish is a Pokémon that was introduced in Generation VII and is a dual-type Water/Psychic Pokémon. This Pokémon has incredibly strong teeth that it uses to eat its prey, which it catches by hiding itself down in the ocean floor and emitting psychic energy into the water that will stun and confuse its prey so that they swim closer to it and this Pokémon can catch them (Bulbapedia). How many expert Pokémon trainers know what Pokémon this is?
Who is this?
This adorable pink and yellow Pokémon was introduced in Generation III. This Pokémon can be found living in the holes of trees in forests and, after being exposed to a Moon Stone, it evolves up into its next evolution form (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a primarily yellow body with pink accents at the top of its body and around most of its head and ears. The end of its tail is fluffy and pink with yellow spheres growing off the end of it.
Who is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is a dual-type Ghost/Ground Pokémon. It's pretty fitting that this Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is found in the Alola region since it resembles a sandcastle that would be built on the beach. Fitting for a Pokémon that made its debut in such a gorgeous tropical region of the Pokémon universe, right? This Pokémon can grow itself to be absolutely huge and create a vortex that will suck its prey in (Bulbapedia).
Name this Pokémon.
This Generation I Pokémon is a dual-type Normal/Flying Pokémon that evolves up into its next form when it reaches level 31. This Pokémon can be found in open, grassy fields and plains and is a very fast and powerful runner. Although it is partially a Flying-type Pokémon, it isn't actually able to fly since it has almost nothing in terms of wings (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon resembles an ostrich or an emu and has two heads that each have a long beak on the front.
What Pokémon is this?
This Water-type Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon and is number 90 in the Pokédex. This Pokémon has a purple shell that covers its body which peeks out from the open end of the shell and is a black pearl with two large eyes and a long pink tongue. This Pokémon is often attracted to Slowpoke's tail which the Pokémon dips into the water. If this Pokémon bites onto Slowpoke's tail, they combine and evolve into a Slowbro (Bulbapedia).
What Pokémon is this?
This Rock-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and is the final Pokémon in the evolution line of Rockruff. This Pokémon can take three different forms that all look very different, depending on the time of day during which it evolves (Bulbapedia). If it evolves at sunset, sunrise, or in the middle of the night, it will look very different. This Pokémon is the Dusk Form of this Pokémon, meaning that it evolved from Rockruff at sunset. What Pokémon is this?
Name this Pokémon.
This tree-looking Pokémon is a Rock-type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation II and evolves from its previous form when it levels up while knowing the move Mimic. Since it looks like a tree, it's no surprise that this Pokémon is often found living in forests (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a long brown body that resembles the trunk of a tree and has yellow spots that accent its body. It has two arms that have yellow spheres at the end and two branches on its head.
Name this Pokémon.
This Normal-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation VII and does not evolve to or from any other Pokémon at any point. This Pokémon is constantly asleep and is always holding onto a log-shaped pillow that it has in front of its body. It's able to move around and even take part in battles without ever awaking from its constant slumber (Bulbapedia). What a lucky Pokémon! This Pokémon strongly resembles a koala bear, an animal that also spends quite a bit of time sleeping.
What Pokémon is this?
Generation III introduced trainers to this Water-type Pokémon and the Pokémon that it evolves up from. In order to obtain this Pokémon through evolving, trainers must level up their Feebas while it has a high Beauty condition, one of five contest conditions that can be raised by feeding it certain foods, or by trading Feebas while it holds a Prism Scale (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon has a snake-like cream body with a blue tail and long pink eyebrows and fins that come off its face.
What Pokémon is this?
When this Pokémon was introduced in Generation III, it was a Psychic-type Pokémon but it became a dual-type Psychic/Fairy Pokémon in Generation VI when the Fairy-type was introduced into the Pokémon world. This Pokémon is one of the final forms of Ralt. Ralt evolves up either into this Pokémon or one other form of it depending on the circumstances. It evolves into this Pokémon when it reaches level 30 unless the Ralt is a male, in which case it evolves into a different Pokémon after being exposed to a Dawn Stone (Bulbapedia).
Who is this?
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation VI and is a Fighting-type Pokémon. It evolves up into its next form when it reaches level 32 under one condition: the trainer has to have a Dark-type Pokémon in their party along with this Pokémon in order for the evolution to happen (Bulbapedia). This Pokémon resembles a young panda with a black and grey body and a white head. It has black circles around its eyes and on its ears that match the fur on its body.
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon was introduced in Generation III and is a Water-type Pokémon. It evolves into its next form after it reaches level 16 which then evolves into its final form after it reaches level 36. This Pokémon, along with two others, is one of the three starter Pokémon for the Hoenn region and is one Pokémon that a trainer can choose when they start their journey in the games Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire. What Pokémon is this?