Eevee’s evolutions: a guide for the crossword
Eevee is the Pokémon with the most different evolutions: eight, one for each type it can take. In the crossword that makes nine names that look…
Trainer's journal
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Pokémon Pokémon regional forms, from Alola to Paldea
A white Ice-type Vulpix, a Steel-type Meowth, a Rock-type Growlithe: these are regional forms, versions of familiar Pokémon adapted to another region. The name stays the…
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Pokémon Pseudo-legendary Pokémon, from Dragonite to Baxcalibur
They are not legendary, but they come close: pseudo-legendaries are the strongest Pokémon among those you can breed and evolve. Almost every generation has one, and…
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Pokémon Pre-evolutions: from Pichu to Munchlax
Some Pokémon arrived after their “relatives”: these are the pre-evolutions, smaller forms that evolve into Pokémon you already know. In the crossword they are a gold…
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Pokémon Fossil Pokémon of every region, from Kanto to Galar
Almost every region has its fossil Pokémon: ancient creatures that in the games are brought back to life from a find. In the crossword they are…
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Pokémon The rarest dual types, a gift in the crossword
About half the Pokémon in the crossword have two types. Many pairs repeat dozens of times (Normal and Flying, for example), but some belong to a…
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Pokémon The starter Pokémon of every region, for the crossword
Every Pokémon adventure starts with a choice between three: a Grass starter, a Fire starter and a Water starter. They’re the Pokémon almost everyone remembers, and…
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Pokémon The Pokémon regions, from Kanto to Paldea
PokèVerba’s clues don’t say “generation 2” but “from Johto”. Regions are how we all remember them: the place where we chose our first starter, beat our…
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Pokémon 10 of the hardest Pokémon names to spell
Recognising a Pokémon from its silhouette is one thing. Writing its name correctly, letter by letter, in a grid that forgives nothing, is another story altogether.…