Two of the Pokemon franchise's undisputed protagonists are Red, the main character from the Generation I games, and Ash Ketchum, the longtime hero of the anime series.

A Pokemon fan encounters an unusual Pikachu plush that adds blue to the typically yellow, black, and brown electricity-generating mascot.

Nearly anyone can take one look at Pokemon's famous electric mouse and tell you it's Pikachu. Even your grandparents, who don't even know how to use a phone, will likely be able to tell you who ...

The sad Pokémon Red and Blue theory While Pikachu’s presence in the Viridian Forest in the early Pokémon games was intended to give players quick access to it, it has unfortunate implications.

Official Pokemon Sprite Building Sets Are Only $17 In Target's Black Friday Sale The Pokemon Retro Sets series from Mega Bloks includes Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Charmander, Mew, and Eevee.

Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow Surf location To get Surf, you need to make your way to the Safari Zone in Fuschia City and go to the final area. However, this is easier said than done.

This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow Versions for Game Boy. They also might apply ...

It's been nearly three decades since the original "Pokémon Red and Blue" games were released on the Game Boy in 1996. Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have remade and re-released these games ...

Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow Flash location To get HM 05 Flash, first go through Diglett Cave in Vermillion City. You find it near the entrance to the SS Anne to the right of the gym.

Lots more are on their way, including a remake of Dragon Quest 3, but one clever fan has created a gameplay video showing what a Pokémon Red and Blue remake would look like if it was made in HD-2D.

Pokemon fans are only just realising where Pikachu gets its name Pikachu is the mascot for the Pokemon franchise, and you'll find the creature on hundreds of pieces of merchandise.

The Next Pikachu will probably one of the original 151 Pokémon. TPC seems to have a bias for Pokémon from the original batch of 151 in Pokémon Red/Green/Blue/Yellow.