The real science of Pokémon

Video game designer Satoshi Taijiri, who created the first Pokémon game in 1996, was inspired by his childhood love of ...

Chicago Public Library to host "Science of Pokémon" event at Harold Washington Library Center

The Chicago Public Library is inviting Pokémon fans for a special lesson on the real-life science behind Pokémon creatures.
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Pokémon’s virtual citizen science taught Australian entomology how to catch ‘em all

Pokémon Red and Blue came out in Japan 30 years ago. The humble black-and-white Game Boy games (plus the Japan-only Green) introduced us to Pikachu and 150 other cute anime monsters, and started a ...
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Vintage Science Meets Pokémon: The Most Creative Bug-Type Art Ever Made

Fan art for Pokémon is a huge and vivid world; however, from time to time, a single piece just dominates the rest, and it is so great that even veteran trainers take a pause and catch their breath.

Harold Washington Library Center to host "Science of Pokémon" event

The Chicago Public Library is inviting Pokémon fans for a special lesson on the real-life science behind Pokémon creatures.