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 ...

Every generation of Pokémon comes with a new set of three starters to choose from: a Grass type, a Fire type, and a Water type. Nine generations in, there are now 27 starter lines in the franchise.

Gen 1 encompasses the original 151 Pokémon which can all be caught in Pokémon Go. Gen 1 was, of course, the first Pokémon generation to be released in Pokémon Go. Though, on the game's day of ...

Kanto time in Poké mon GO is time to finally complete your Gen 1 Poké dex, many trainers are already looking to the future. Gen 4 is on its way, but its a little different than other recently ...

Gen 1 Pokemon are available to catch in Pokemon GO. ... Lapras is a dual Water and Ice-type Gen 1 Pokemon with a max CP of 2985, as well as 165 Attack, 174 Defense, and 277 Stamina.

Generation 1 is where everything began for Pokemon, marking the debut of the 151 original specimens. For this reason, Gen 1 is often held in high regard as the most beloved Generation for longtime ...

We assume it will be all the Gen 1 Poké mon that had Alolan Forms in Pokémon Sun/Moon, most of which are confirmed by Niantic's teaser image. Let's see what we're working with: Without further ado: ...

As an original Gen-1 Pokemon, ... Starmie, for those that don’t know, is a Water meets Psychic type that evolves from Staryu. And it is the final evolution in a two-Pokemon evolutionary chain.

In Gen 8 mainline games, we have seen colossal versions of Pokemon. Some retain their original designs while others, specifically known as Gigantamax forms, have huge upgrades on their appearance.

We already knew the Pokemon was in the game, as they were spotted in last month’s new trailer, however there was no word or even tease of a Mega Evolution for the classic Gen-1 Pokemon.