It’d be Snivy. You can’t go wrong with a good grass-type Pokémon early in the game. Not only does Snivy have both great defence and attack skills, but she is also as cute as Pikachu.

Ash and Pikachu in the first Pokemon movie in 1998 Pokemon main man Ash Ketchum and his loyal Pikachu are set to leave the anime series after 25 years. Producers said on Friday that a new ...

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Ash might be gone, but Pokemon’s iconic mascot Pikachu is here to stay. Kind of. Ash and Pikachu are leaving the Pokemon anime after decades spent as its main protagonists, and we now have our first ...

The anime has followed Ash Ketchum in his quest to become a Pokemon Master since 1997, when the character met electric mouse creature Pikachu on his 10th birthday. Over the last 25 years ...

Ash in Brawl Stars has a very interesting Rage ability, gets faster, and deals more damage with each received hit. This makes him ideal for aggressive style play, particularly if you wish to ...

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Pokemon designs in the series are imaginative and unique, with some going beyond endearing to be truly appreciable. Charizard ...

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Anna Esaki-Smith is an author and covers higher education. By now, the stereotypes about Generation Z ring familiar: They’re addicted to social media, hate emails, can’t be bothered to read ...