SUSHI
ANIME CHARACTERS
JAPANESE CULTURE
POKÉMON
NINTENDO CONSOLES
100

Appropriately named for the Golden State, this ubiquitous sushi roll typically contains imitation crab, cucumber, and avocado.

What is a California Roll?

100

With his spiky hair that turns gold when he goes Super Saiyan, this Dragon Ball protagonist is arguably the most famous anime character of all time.

Who is Goku?

100

When greeting someone or saying thank you in Japan, it is polite to perform this physical gesture; the deeper you go, the more respect you show.

What is Bowing?

100

This electric-type mouse is Ash Ketchum’s best friend and refuses to go into its Pokéball.

Who is Pikachu?

100

Released in 2017, this hybrid console allows you to play on the TV or on the go, though you've probably had to replace the drifting Joy-Cons at least once.

What is the Nintendo Switch?

200

If you eat this green paste in one bite thinking it is guacamole, you are going to have a very bad time; it’s actually a spicy horseradish root.

What is Wasabi?

200

This swordsman was the first to join Luffy in the Straw Hat Pirates.

Who is Roronoa Zoro?

200

In Japan, it is considered extremely rude to stick these eating utensils vertically upright into a bowl of rice, as it resembles a funeral ritual.

What are Chopsticks (or Hashi)?

200

This Normal-type Pokémon is unique because it has an unstable genetic code, allowing it to evolve into eight different forms like Vaporeon or Umbreon.

Who is Eevee?

200

This 2006 console changed gaming forever with motion controls; if you didn't wear the safety strap, you probably threw the remote through your TV while playing Bowling.

What is the Wii?

300

If raw fish isn't your vibe, you might order shrimp or vegetables prepared in this style, where they are dipped in a light batter and deep-fried.

What is Tempura?

300

In Jujutsu Kaisen, this blindfolded sorcerer with white hair is the strongest character in the series and the internet's collective husband.

Who is Satoru Gojo?

300

Every spring, people gather for "Hanami" parties to view these beautiful pink flowers that only bloom for a couple of weeks.

What are Cherry Blossoms (or Sakura)?

300

In the original games, you had to play a Poké Flute to wake up this massive, sleeping Pokémon that was blocking the road.

Who is Snorlax?

300

This dual-screen handheld system introduced touch controls to gaming and is the second best-selling console of all time, just behind the PS2.

What is the Nintendo DS?

400

This term refers to slices of fresh raw fish served without the pad of rice underneath it; if there is rice, it's called Nigiri.

What is Sashimi?

400

She has pink hair, telepathic powers, loves peanuts, and her father is a spy named Loid; her catchphrase is "Waku Waku!"

Who is Anya Forger?

400

This Japanese word literally translates to "empty orchestra," which makes sense because the music plays but the vocals are missing until you sing them.

What is Karaoke?

400

This Ghost/Fairy type from the Alola region wears a rag that looks like Pikachu because it just wants to be loved, but looking under the rag causes death.

Who is Mimikyu?

400

This purple, lunchbox-shaped console from the early 2000s featured a controller with a giant green 'A' button and gave us Super Smash Bros. Melee.

What is the GameCube?

500

For the ultimate "baller" dinner in LA, you order this Japanese phrase which translates to "I leave it up to you," meaning the chef chooses every course.

What is Omakase?

500

This character starts as the hero of Attack on Titan but eventually initiates "The Rumbling" to destroy the world outside of Paradis Island.

Who is Eren Yeager?

500

Known for its bright lights and maid cafes, this district in Tokyo is considered the "mecca" for anime, manga, and video game lovers.

What is Akihabara?

500

According to the Pokédex and the legends of the Sinnoh region, this white, horse-like Pokémon with a ring around its waist is the creator of the entire universe.

Who is Arceus?

500

This 1995 console is Nintendo's biggest failure; it was a headset that displayed games in only red and black and was notorious for giving players headaches.

What is the Virtual Boy?