Name that Pokemon
The official mascot of Pokemon
Pikachu
Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
This was the predecessor to the modern Constitution, put in during the first years of the United States.
Articles of Confederation
The Boy Who Lived was the moniker given to this literary protagonist, who fought Lord Voldemort.
Harry Potter
This brand is known for their monochromatic shirts and sweatshirts with their brand across the front.
Supreme
This Pikachu look-a-like was introduced as "What if Pikachu was a ghost?"
Mimikyu
Drizzy
Drake
In Congress, both chambers must meet this majority to override a presidential veto.
Two-Thirds
Not the title character in this F Scott Fitzgerald classic, but the narrator and protagonist we follow.
Nick Carraway
This brand controls the large majority of plastic interconnecting building blocks market, especially since they introduced licensed sets.
Lego
This Pokemon was the only Grass/Flying Type introduced in Generation 3 (Ruby/Sapphire)
Tropius
Notch
Markus Persson
During 1948 and the ensuing Civil Rights movement, Southern Democrats who left the party over the civil rights movement were known by this moniker.
Dixiecrats
Managing to talk down an entire lynch mob in Maycomb, Alabama, this literary teenager was undaunted by the racism in her time.
Scout Finch
This brand name is synonymous with tissues.
Kleenex
According to their Pokedex entries, these Pokemon are tree stumps that were possessed by the spirits of children who died lost in the forest.
Phantump
Ziggy Stardust
David Bowie
The Trump administration drew inspiration from this bill since it was one of the first major pieces of American isolationist and anti-immigration legislation, infamous for being the first to exclude an entire ethnicity as a whole.
Chinese Exclusion Act (of 1882)
The archetypal bildungsroman, this Dickens tale follows this young boy and his journey through life, especially his pining for Estella.
Pip
This glassware company has become the leader and almost the defacto name for chemistry glass ware.
Pyrex
This is the Legendary Pokemon.
Arcanine
Metta World Peace
Ron Artest
This was a proto-alt right party, founded in the 1850s, that was xenophobic, anti-immigrant, and anti-Cathrolic, known for its incredible secrecy.
Know-Nothing Party
This character was famous for his very powerful steamshovel.
Mike Mulligan
This brand owns a massive amount of food, water, and other companies and is responsible for child slavery, purposefully exploiting poor nursing mothers, doesn't believe all people have the right to drink water, and has funded the assassinations of some journalists.
Nestle