Getting Bender the Bulbasaur to level 13 just to gain a Grass-type attack was a chore. And I forgot how tedious it was to grow low-level Pokemon with the old bait-and-switch technique.

With Bulbasaur in your collection, now's the time to start training. Be sure to check out the rest of our Pokemon: Let's Go guides for assistance on becoming a world-renowned Pokemon Master.

Pokemon Red and Blue is where the adventure started, with Venusaur being one of the most powerful creatures of Generation I.

If you want to hit the ground running then, Bulbasaur looks like the choice. However, like the starting stats, digging a bit deeper shows Squirtle’s overall advantages.

A talented Pokemon fan artist showcases seven light-themed designs for the popular Bulbasaur, the Grass-type starter from Gen 1.

Available online and in selected stores on Dec. 8, the collection pulls inspiration from Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu.

Nintendo has released a new trailer for its Pokemon Red and Blue re-releases. Also included in the video are clips from Pokemon Yellow, a third version of the GameBoy classics that partnered ...

What with these being Pokémon Red/Blue makeovers, though, this may be disappointing. Maybe you just want to pal around with your starter Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle from the start.

A couple of new features are coming to Pokemon Home next month, but the biggest draw is that they'll come with two free starter Pokemon as well.

It may be the least popular of the three, but the real hero of the starter Pokémon is Bulbasaur.

How to catch Bulbasaur in Pokemon Let’s Go Bulbasaur is the very first Kanto Pokemon in the Pokedex and is the first of the three starters which you can catch.