Pokémon Quiz: Pikachu, Ash and the Kanto Starters
Pikachu, Ash, Squirtle, Team Rocket: test your basics on the Pokémon universe, from its famous characters to its first games released on the Game Boy.
Pikachu, types, regions, games, animated series and cards
The Pokémon theme brings together the universe imagined by Satoshi Tajiri, from the 151 creatures of Kanto to those of newer regions: Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar and Paldea. It covers Pikachu and its evolutions, the types (Fire, Water, Grass, Electric and more) with their strengths and weaknesses, gyms and the Pokémon League.
The questions also reach the video games since Pokémon Red and Green in 1996, the animated series with Ash and Team Rocket, and the trading card game. These quizzes are free, offered in five levels from very easy to expert, with an explanation after each answer to help you get to know the Pokédex.
Pikachu, Ash, Squirtle, Team Rocket: test your basics on the Pokémon universe, from its famous characters to its first games released on the Game Boy.
Development secrets, composers, the rival, hidden locations and Japanese magazines: an expert quiz for true fans of Pokémon Red and Blue.
Who created Pokémon, which studio made the games and what lies behind the famous Red and Blue glitch? A hard quiz on the history and making of the series.
Gym badges, Pokémon types, a haunted Kanto town and surprising moves: this intermediate quiz tests the finer details of the original games.
From the number of first-generation Pokémon to the professor of Pallet Town, test what you know about Kanto, Pokémon types and evolutions.
Check the basics of the Pokémon universe: the famous mascot, the starter Pokémon, capture gear and the villains of the animated series. A friendly warm-up.
In Pokémon Red, Blue and Green, the player chooses between Bulbasaur (Grass and Poison type), Charmander (Fire type) and Squirtle (Water type). The choice is made with Professor Oak at the start of the adventure, in Pallet Town.
Grass-type and Electric-type moves deal double damage to Water-type Pokémon. In the other direction, Water is super effective against Fire, Ground and Rock. These strengths and weaknesses are the foundation of battles.
The first games, Pokémon Red and Pokémon Green, were released in Japan in 1996 for the Game Boy. They were developed by Game Freak, with Satoshi Tajiri behind the project, and published by Nintendo. The Western versions, Red and Blue, followed starting in 1998.