Stinky stats
HP: Druddigon, Blastoise, or Cradily?
Cradily
The year the Pokemon TV show first aired (in Japan)
What is 1997?
Its Japanese name is derived from "nutcracker".
What is Trapinch?
The English inventor of calculus.
Who is (sir) Isaac Newton?
The staff member that's eaten the most colors.
Who is Crayola?
Attack: Toxicroak, Carracosta, or Durant
Durant
The first Pokemon revealed to be able to speak?
Who is (Team Rocket's) Meowth?
The Korean version of its name is "Evee"
Espeon
The German inventor of calculus.
The staff member that's owned the most giraffe plushies.
GiraffeLife
Speed: Talonflame, Meloetta or Shaymin
Meloetta
The first Pokemon, numerically.
Who is Bulbasaur?
Its Japanese name is derived from Nintendo's Kirby franchise.
What is snorlax?
The first mathematician to formalize work on non-Euclidean geometry.
Who is (Carl Friedrich) Gauss?
The staff member that has a blackbelt (irl)
Who is BawngWawter
Special attack: Clawitzer, Polteageist or Giratina
Polteageist
The first Pokemon card set after the base set.
What is the Jungle set?
Its German name is a reference to the phrase "where to, exactly?"
Who is wobboffet?
The mathematician that discovered so many fundamental mathematical identities and functions, that it was necessary to start naming them after the second person to do so.
Who is (Leonhard) Euler?
The staff member that's never played a non-Minecraft pokemon game.
Who is Tyllux?
Defense: Carracosta, Ferrothorn, or Dusknoir
Dusknoir
The first Pokemon to be drawn.
Who is Rhydon?
Its name in Japanese is roughly "power giraffe"
Who is Farigiraf?
The mathematician with no formal training that "defeated" top Cambridge professors and credited his findings to his goddess.
The staff member that's died twice.
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