The first generation of Pokemon features 151 creatures to capture and train. Nearly all of these Gen 1 Pokemon are considered among the best of all time, particularly the starters and legendaries ...

The best starter Pokemon from every generation, Red & Blue all the way to Scarlet & Violet.

Out of the three starter Pokémon, Squirtle is probably the smartest choice in terms of gameplay and battle. This is because Squirtle is in the middle of Bulbasaur and Charmander in terms of ...

What is the best Pokémon generation? We break down the history of Pokémon games to find the greatest trilogy in the series.

Page : « Previous 1 2 3 Water-type Starter Pokémon - The Top 3 As Voted By You The soggiest starter of all is Pokémon Sword and Shield's Water type Sobble, coming in at 8th. Surprisingly ...

'Pokémon Scarlet & Violet’ revealed Gen 9 starters Quaxly, Sprigatito, and Fuecoco, and fans compared the Water-type to Disney’s Donald Duck.

A Pokemon fan shares some cute beanies they embroidered featuring the starters from the Gen 1 and 2 Pokemon games.

It’s important to note that the question isn’t which is the best generation 1 starter pokemon. That answer is obviously and objectively: Venusaur. It’s what the most powerful.

-- 10. Bulbasaur Nintendo Bulbasaur may be the least popular of the first three starter Pokémon, but that doesn't mean he isn't an awesome Pokémon.

Gen 1: Bulbasaur Games: Pokemon Red & Blue, FireRed & LeafGreen Starter options: Bulbasaur (grass), Charmander (fire), Squirtle (water) Full guide: IGN's Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow guide While ...

Not to say gen 1 can't be your favourite game, but all the people shutting down the newer Pokemon games saying "Gen 1 is the best, the new games/pokemon suck" are pretty annoying.