If the name MissingNo. means nothing to you, then you're probably a relatively new Pokémon player, so let us fill you in: MissingNo. is actually a Pokémon (sort of) that appears in Pokémon Red ...

Odds are if you played Pokemon Red or Pokemon Blue, you've heard of Missingno. This special, glitched Pokemon could only be captured by essentially tricking the game, and carried with it risks of ...

The user posted a photo of a raid that showed a seemingly empty gym despite the “Pokemon Name” text hovering above the arena and a whopping 300,000 CP being attributed to the invisible foe.

“I also think the name ‘Missingno.’ was a big part of why it was so cool and why it still interests people today,” VGMoose said. “Everyone knew that there were 151 Pokémon, ...

With Pokemon Bank now updated, some players have been testing what happens when you transfer the ‘glitch Pokemon’ MissingNo. into Sun and Moon. According to players, transferring MissingNo ...

Future Pokemon games have had glitches and even glitched 'Pokemon,' but Missingno hasn't really made a return in any official capacity—I mean, it's not a real Pokemon and all that.

For most players, MissingNo was the gateway into the world of item duplication, a land of infinite Master Balls, Technical Machines and Rare Candies that essentially bent Kanto to the player's ...

The one I caught was actually called "Missingo" with some weird symbol next to the name. He was level 117, had Pound, Water Gun, Purple-text Water Gun, and some other move. Man, those were the days.

With Pokemon Bank now updated, some players have been testing what happens when you transfer the ‘glitch Pokemon’ MissingNo. into Sun and Moon. More like this Pokemon Home Announced for ...