Despite being comprised of thousands of pieces, Lego fans feel that the new Pikachu set is simply too ugly to cost as much as ...

The newly-revealed LEGO Pokémon range is prompting plenty of debate among fans, with praise for its versions of Eevee and ...

The excitement surrounding the newly-released LEGO Pokémon range has ignited passionate discussions among fans. While many are lauding the design of Eevee and Charizard, others believe that LEGO's ...

Lego's latest offering in collaboration with the Pokémon franchise has sparked a heated debate among fans. With the release of a Pikachu set priced at $199.99, many enthusiasts are expressing their ...

Recently, The Japan News shared a translated interview that The Yomiuri Shimbun did with Pokemon‘s original developers. It was there the artists broke down how they created Pikachu’s iconic look, and ...

Crunchyroll shared a breakdown on their Official Twitter Account of just how the electric, yellow, rodent mascot changed from its original “chunky” look back when it first made its debut to the world ...

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A beloved Pikachu design is making its way into Pokemon Sword and Shield through a Gigantamax transformation, a special kind form that gives certain Pokemon a unique design and move. Sure, Gigantamax ...

The animation appears to be an intentional throwback to the first Pokémon games, with Pikachu having a much rounder shape ...

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Despite Pikachu's official classification in the Pokedex, the original design for the popular Pokemon wasn't a mouse. The way in which Pikachu stores electric energy was also inspired by squirrels.