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- Is it possible to make Pokémon real?
- What if Pokemons were real?
- Why are Pokémon not real?
- Does Pikachu exist in real life?
- Will Pokémon ever end?
- Where would Pokemon live in the real world?
- Is Mewtwo real?
- What animal is Pikachu in real life?
- What is the strongest Pokemon?
- Are there real Pokeballs?
- Is Pikachu Ash's father?
- Is Ash in a coma?
- Did Ash become a Pokemon master?
- Is Ash going to leave Pokémon?
Is it possible to make Pokémon real?
Unfortunately, Pokémon aren't real — at least not yet. But technology has evolved to be able to simulate a world in which Pokémon are real.
What if Pokemons were real?
Potentially, the existence of Pokemon could actually mean that human beings become entirely extinct. Though even if they don't destroy us, perhaps Pokemon would have enough intelligence that they would just become the apex predator, and we would have to live our lives afraid to go outside of our homes.
Why are Pokémon not real?
Pokemon aren't real because nature didn't create them, man did. More specifically, it was the genius brain-child of one man, Satoshi Tajiri. Pokemon designs are probably not efficient to survive in nature, in any possible eco-system. They consume too much energy in too short a time than can be provided to them.
Does Pikachu exist in real life?
It turns out that Pikachu exists in more than just Pokémon video games. The golden creature is real! A couple of years ago, an orphaned brushtail possum with a bright yellow coat arrived at the Boronia Veterinary Clinic in Melbourne. ... Luckily, the rescued Pikachu has remained safe.
Will Pokémon ever end?
Pokémon is not ending. It is the second largest video game franchise in the world (behind Mario) and the franchise as a whole is larger than any other media franchise out there.
Where would Pokemon live in the real world?
The first four regions are based on smaller regions in Japan, Unova and Alola are based on parts of the United States, Kalos is based on France, and Galar is based on the United Kingdom.
Is Mewtwo real?
Mewtwo is a Pokémon, a fictional creature from Nintendo and Game Freak.
What animal is Pikachu in real life?
We have the answer! Pikachu is a small rodent-like Pokémon. The sources don't actually state the exact species of rodent he is based on, but from his looks and his behavior, and the fact that he is also called the Mouse Pokémon, we can deduce that Pikachu mostly resembles a mouse or a rat.
What is the strongest Pokemon?
Arceus doesn't surprise when it comes to topping the list of the most powerful Pokemon. It is a Generation IV Mythical Pokémon of the Normal type. This Pokémon is regarded as the founder of the Pokémon universe. It has the highest base statistics of any non-Mega Pokémon and is the most powerful Pokémon in the universe.
Are there real Pokeballs?
The Trainer Ball, a real-life Pokeball, is a remote players can use to catch Pokemon with. Users can either physically throw the ball or move it throw the air to virtually throw it. To top it off, it can also recharge your phone. Take a look.
Is Pikachu Ash's father?
3 Pikachu Is Ash's Father
Traditionally, Pikachu is not a starter Pokémon. Ash got him from Professor Oak because he overslept. However, Professor Oak had one special Pokémon for Ash. Of course, Pikachu tried to electrocute Ash but quickly warmed up to him, becoming Ash's closest companion.
Is Ash in a coma?
According to this Creepypasta-inspired theory, during the first episodes of the Pokemon anime, Ash is accidentally electrocuted by one of Pikachu's attacks, and he then slipped into a coma. ... Ash's partner, Pikachu, was also supposed to represent Ash's humanity whenever he would get lost from him in an episode.
Did Ash become a Pokemon master?
Will Ash Ever Become a Pokemon Master? Despite winning the Alola League Championships and becoming the region's first-ever Champion, Ash does not consider himself a Pokémon Master. ... Ash does not actively seek to complete his Pokedex either, making it unclear what his goal actually is.
Is Ash going to leave Pokémon?
While Ash has been an admirable and determined hero for the Pokémon series, it is time to let him retire. Doing so will allow new heroes to stand in the spotlight and new stories in the Pokémon world to be told.
