Pokémon are fictional characters who live in an amazing world. The term "Pokemon" was invented by Satoshi Tajiri, he also invented the game of the same name and dozens of types of "pocket monsters".
Pokemon is an English abbreviation for pocket monster. Pokémon owe their existence to the Japanese game designer Satoshi Tajiri. Pokémon must fight each other under the guidance of experienced trainers. This is the meaning of the game and the main plot of the animated series. Satoshi came across the idea of Pokemon in early childhood, when, like many peers, he was fond of catching insects.
In total, about fifty types of Pokemon are described. The first on the list of Pokémon (Pokedex) is Bulbasaur.
Bulbasaur
Bulbasaur resembles a dinosaur with a bulb growing on its back. This bulb grows from a seed that is present on the back of every newborn Bulbasaur.
When the bulb on the back of the Bulbasaur releases a pink bud, the Pokémon transforms into an Ivizaur. The bud is very heavy, so Ivizaurus grows powerful legs for itself. The final stage of the evolution of the Bulbosaurus is the Venuasaurus. Ivisaurus transforms into Venoasaurus when the bud on its back opens into a large flower.
Charmander
Charmander is a lizard-like Pokemon. A fire burns at the end of its tail. How brightly its flame burns can be judged on the mood and well-being of the Pokemon.
Charmeleon is the next step in the evolution of Charmander. Chameleon looks more aggressive and is constantly looking for someone to fight with.
The final stage of the evolution of Charmander is Cherizard. He has wings like a dragon. Cherizard can fly through the air and spew fire.
Squirtle
Squirtle is a pokemon that looks like a water turtle. If Squirtle senses danger, he hides in a strong shell and defends himself by firing a stream of water.
The next stage in Squirtle's evolution is Wartortle. Wartortl also has a carapace, but what distinguishes him from Squirtle is the presence of a tail and ears. Eventually, Squirtle evolves from Wartortle to Blastoise, a battle turtle with two cannons on its shell. Jets of water shoot out from the cannons - so powerful that they pierce steel armor.
Other Pokemon
There are many other types of Pokemon similar to giant caterpillars, butterflies, wasps, sparrows, rodents, snakes, foxes, bats, crabs, etc. Of course, one cannot fail to mention Pikachu, the famous mouse Pokemon. Pikachu has a large tail, with which it can hit the enemy with electrical discharges. Pikachu can evolve into a more advanced form - Raichu. Raichu has an even longer tail and can glow in the dark.
