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Who's That Pokémon

About Who's That Pokémon

Who's That Pokémon - Test Your Pokémon Knowledge

Who's That Pokémon? is a popular question-and-answer segment that has become an integral part of the Pokémon franchise. It has appeared in numerous episodes of the Pokémon anime series and has been featured on various official Pokémon platforms, including The Pokémon Company International's social media accounts and Niantic's Pokémon GO Twitter. This engaging segment also made an appearance in the Pokémon X and Y games as a puzzle in the Lumiose Gym.

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How to play Who's That Pokémon

In Who's That Pokémon? (known as だれだ?, "Who is it?" in Japanese), viewers are presented with a silhouette of a Pokémon before a commercial break. The challenge is to guess the Pokémon based on this silhouette, adding an exciting element of anticipation to the show. When the program returns from the break, the silhouette is revealed, and the attached question mark unveils the Pokémon's name, followed by the Pokémon's sound byte.

In the original Japanese version, viewers saw the silhouette of the Pokémon, but in the Journeys series, the format was altered. Instead of a silhouette, a magnified part of the Pokémon's body is shown, adding a new twist to the guessing game. Additionally, in the English version of Journeys, Ash, Goh, Chloe, and Goh's Rotom's Phone ask "Who's That Pokémon?" but do not provide the answer. Pikachu, during the identification process, says "Pika?" for each Pokémon, the Pokémon itself says its name, and Pikachu responds with "Pika, Pika!".

Features of Who's That Pokémon

  • Engaging Question-and-Answer Segment: "Who's That Pokémon?" challenges viewers to identify Pokémon based on silhouettes or magnified body parts.
  • Pokémon Sound Bytes: Each Pokémon's name is revealed along with a sound byte of the Pokémon itself.
  • Variants: Different versions of the segment, such as "Pokémon Trainer's Choice," add variety to the guessing game.
  • Educational: "Who's That Pokémon?" enhances players' knowledge of Pokémon by requiring them to recognize various species.

In line with the original Japanese version, the segment was slightly altered in Journeys, where instead of seeing the silhouette of a Pokémon, the viewer is shown a magnified part of their body. Ash, Goh, Chloe, and Goh's Rotom's Phone have all said "Who's That Pokémon?", but they refused to exclaim the answer. Instead, Pikachu says "Pika?" during identifying each Pokémon, the Pokémon says its name, and Pikachu says "Pika, Pika!".

A variant called Pokémon Trainer's Choice is used for the seventh and eighth seasons of Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire. However, for Diamond and Pearl episodes and Battle Frontier episodes, the English dub featured commercial break bumpers instead of a question-and-answer segment. The original version of these episodes included generic character eyecatches during the middle of the show.

Conclusion

Who's That Pokémon? is a beloved and educational segment that has been entertaining Pokémon fans for years. It's a fun way to test your knowledge of Pokémon and learn more about these fascinating creatures. Whether you're a casual viewer of the Pokémon anime or a dedicated fan, "Who's That Pokémon?" is sure to bring excitement to your Pokémon journey.

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