Who's that Pokémon?
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It's Caterpie!
Competitively which type is (arguably) considered the strongest?
Fairy Type!
This Pokémon was the first ever guaranteed shiny in a mainline Pokémon game!
Red Gyarados!
This item lets Pikachu evolve into Raichu!
Thunder Stone!
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It's Ninetails!
Which three types did not exist in generation one?
Dark, Steel, and Fairy!
The most common color for shiny forms!
Blue!
This previously HM move (now a TM) can be learned by Pikachu from generation eight onwards!
Surf!
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It's Shuckle!
Both of these two types are super effective against themselves!
Dragon and Ghost types!
This method of breeding Pokémon from two different language of origins increases the chance of hatching a shiny!
The Masuda Method!
This is the number of Pikachu in the Pokedex!
No. 25!
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It's Marshstomp!
These two SINGULAR typings have the most weaknesses!
Grass and Rock Types! (5 weaknesses each)
The CURRENT chance of finding a shiny in the wild with no modifiers?
1/4096!
Alongside Pikachu this Pokémon was the first featured on the TGC cards in Japan!
Jigglypuff!
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It's Basculegion!
Name an (english) Pokémon that has its type in it's name!
Solrock, Regirock, Rockruff, Gouging Fire, Scatterbug, Charjabug, Blipbug, Steelix, Registeel, Celesteela, Regice, Jellicent, Dragonair, Dragonite, Darkrai, and Clefairy.
The original Japanese term for shiny Pokémon!
レア! (Rare)
These two onomatopoeia make up the sound of Pikachu's cry!
ピカピカ pikapika (sparkle sparkle!) and チューチュー chūchū (a mouse squeaking!)