Only 10% genius Pokemon players can guess the hidden Pokemon

Only a professional fan of Pokemon Go can guess all of the Pokemons of this quiz. Challenge yourself , are you a real fan?

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More about Pokemon Go

This game is a location-based and augmented reality (AR) mobile game, and it is published for IOS and Android. Once, It was released on July 6, 2016, In Australia, New Zealand, and the USA. Pokemon Go is free to play, and other in-game items require in-app purchase service. In the first year, this game was downloaded more than 500 million times worldwide. By the end of 2018, the game has earned more than $ 3 billion worldwide and has 147 million monthly active users. The game has exceeded 1 billion downloads worldwide as of February 2019.

The main purpose of this game is collecting Pokemon characters as many as you can. To reach this aim, Players walk around in a real-world view of the game and approach Pokémon characters on the game map. When users get close to the characters, they suddenly appear on the screen and players have to catch them by throwing a Poké ball.

This game won many awards like BBC Radio 1’s Teen Awards 2016, The Game Awards 2016, Golden Joystick Awards 2016, 2016 TechRaptor Awards, New York Game Critic Awards, 2017 SXSW Gaming Awards, and Gamers’ Choice Awards 2018.

Some of the well-known Pokemons

Bulbasaur, known as Fushigidane in Japan, is a combination of the words “bulb” and “dinosaur. He first appears in the red and blue as the starter character.
Ivysaur
Venusaur
Charmander, known as Hitokage in Japan, is a popular character. There is a flame and the end of his tail.
Charizard, known in Japan as Lizardon. He’s an orange dragon.
Squirtle is a type of Pokemon in the franchise of Nintendo and Game Freak.
Butterfree is a fictional character from Pokemon.
Beedrill
Pidgeotto
Rattata, known in Japan as Koratta

Quiz By Mohsen “Nix”

Mohsen, better known as Nix, is a full-time gaming journalist and a part-time quiz addict. As one of the earliest crew members, Nix has been exploiting his pop culture knowledge for fun quizzes since 2020. He loves making trivia and personality quizzes for the latest TV shows, movies, and anime. But he specializes in video game quizzes. His brain, in his own words, sends out an extra shot of dopamine when he has to “quizify” a newly released game.

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