pkmn horrible yellows - special dose

pokman stuff. like and sub.

quiz:
1) do some math.
2) write a book report.
4) check on your garden once in a while.
6) feed pet gator.
2) ride bike.
2) go home.

ty for watching, ppl. for real. #vgachron

Pokemon Yellow (Gameboy)

Pokemon Yellow (1999) is a revision of the original Gameboy games, Pokemon Red & Green. In this version, the main character gets a Pikachu instead of a useful starter Pokemon. This game attempts to follow the anime somewhat, and is pretty fun. Probably the most annoying aspect of this game is how your Pokemon treats you like garbage, refuses to stay in the Pokeball, and doesn't evolve.

Description quiz:
A) Have you ever tried kiwi (the fruit)?
B) List 3 good reasons why Felix The Cat would make a decent cameo in a Pokemon game.
C) How many Clefables do you need to stack on one another in order to make a chain to Mercury?
D) Yeah, Mercury. You thought I was gonna say Neptune or something? Nah, we're going the other way this time.
E) Which Pokemon would you elect President of teh World?

pkmn TCG - dellux verson

Huh? What happened..?

???! HALP! I"M DYEING.

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Pokemon Trading Card Game (GBC)

Pokemon Trading Card Game (2000) is a card battle game for Game Boy Color. This is the first GB game I ever owned on cartridge. It's pretty fun, and mostly easy if you are good at the card game in real life. The cards featured are from several of the first ever WOTC sets. Some cards are exclusive to this game, and others can only be obtained via infrared Card Popping with friends who have both the game and a compatible Gameboy. If you're interested in the Pokemon TCG, but not so much invested into card collecting, buy/play this game for a satisfactory introduction to the Pokemon collectible card game. Enjoy.

Cringe quiz:
A) On a scale of 1 to cringe, how was the quality of this video?
B) Who's your favorite starter in Pokemon Red/Blue?
O) How many Pokemon Trading Card Game cards are there in the entire universe (taking extraterrestrial life in consideration)? Show your work.
D) How many Pokemon Trading Card Game cartridges exist on the planet right now?
H) How does Geodude's Castle factor into the Ash Ketchum Pokemon Coma Theory?

Pokemon GO: Top 5 Pokemon To Use

There are many interesting Pokemon in the Pokeverse. But what about Pokemon GO specifically? Well, according to VGACHQ research, here's 5 Pokemon that are superior to others.

Top 5 Pokemon to Use in Pokemon GO

VGA Chronicles Guy

#5. Charizard



The most sought after Pokemon in the game. Known for being bold, powerful, and not being a real dragon, Charizards are commonly found near water hoses, big trees, small trees, medium trees, and anywhere that has sand or small pebbles embedded into the earth. Favorite food: Potato salad.

#4. Mew

Arguably the most common Pokemon in the game. Mew is considered mysterious, psychic, wizardly, and very, very edgy in the PokéWorld verse of Multi. Mew is usually found in bushes, public parks, closets, tomatoes, and sometimes trucks that are parked behind boats. Favorite color: Brown.

#3. Caterpie

Commonly referred to as the strongest Pokemon. Caterpie, unevolved, makes a great team player with a plethora of deadly moves that enhance it from previous Pokemon games. This Pokemon can be found by staring into the bathroom mirror and chanting Caterpie's name (which is Caterpie) three times. If done correctly, a Caterpie will appear! Favorite board game: Monopoly.

#2. Slugma 

The Pokemon with the best type combination. Unbeatable against Water types and usually has the type advantage against Ground types. Slugma is usually found near a local pond, fishing area, under your bed, or near a duck. Slugmas prefer the company of ducks. Favorite day of the week: Thursday.

#1. Snorlax

The Pokemon with the highest base agility. This Pokemon is highly sought after for it's practicality. There are only two known ways to capture a Snorlax. One way is by visiting a Walmart, and the other way is to catch one while sleeping. Having options is such a great luxury. Favorite video game franchise: Pokemon!

Have a great day! 😊

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Description quiz:
A) Are Pokemon real? Why?
B) What's your favorite Pokemon breeding combination?
C) Name 4 Pokemon types that aren't in the games.
D) Explain the mating ritual of a Sandrew.

Playing Yoshi on the NES

It's time to play something that isn't Tetris. Yoshi (also known as 'Mario & Yoshi' or 'Yoshi's Egg') is something kinda like Tetris on the NES. What's so fun about this game? Matching tiles, timing drops, and hatching baby yoshis!

Question of the day: Have you ever had scrambled Yoshi eggs? Comment your answer below.

Other questions:

• Is yoshi a man or a woman?
• Is Mario aware of what's going on in the Mushroom Kingdom?
• Waluigi has 3 eggs. Daisy has 9. How many eggs does a goomba have on a train to Detroit with 6 Boos and a Baby Bowser?
• How many Pokemon does it take to screw in a light bulb?

Top 7 Ripoffs of Pikachu

Did you know Pikachu specifically has been ripped off countless times throughout Pokemon history? Here are the facts about it all, brought to you by VGA Chronicles Top Lists.

Top 7 Ripoffs of Pikachu

VGA Chronicles Guy

#7. Togedemaru

Let's be honest with ourselves here. This Pokemon got shafted on its time investment for design. Not much to really explain, as you can see. Togedemaru is a round, cybernetic squirrel with an electrical current flowing through it. It is the saddest ripoff of Pikachu on this list, as it didn't seem to try hard enough. Togedemaru deserves another shot at life. Back to the drawing board, literally.

#6. Dedenne

Being the ugliest Pokemon on the list, Dedenne struggles to hide it's obvious Pikachu-based influence. It has red cheeks, a mousey face, and is a prominent electrical fairy in the Pokemon multiverse. Legend has it that the Power Plants in the Pokemon world are powered by Dedenne labor. It may be better off being used this way, as it is too ugly to legally be used in Pokemon battles and gyms.

#5. Emolga

Emolga is an obvious ripoff of Flying Pikachu. Sure it's considered a "sky squirrel," but this term has become known as offensive to many Pokemon connoisseurs. Squirrels are tree-dwelling, surface beasts but can often be seen flying when they are struck by cars, motorbikes, or other means of lethal force. Emolga is considered to be based off of this phenomenon, as even sometimes squirrels are electrocuted, correlating with Emolga's dual-type electric/flying.

#4. Pachirisu

A lot of people don't know about Pachirisu. Pachirisu is a mysterious squirrel-like Pokemon with Pikachu-related powers. It is unknown where Pachirisu came from, though the rumor is that it was created by Mewtwo on Cinnabar Island and distributed across Sinnoh by Team Rocket to compete with the overbearing Pikachu population. Not long after assimilation of the creature, the locals were convinced that Pachirisu was literally just another Pikachu sub-species. However, this is not true.

#3. Plusle & Minun

Plusle & Minun, possibly two of the best known Pikachu ripoffs, are well-established bullies in the Pokemon world. Alone, they are peasants. But united, they are an unfair, overpowered force that deals out death and destruction. Similar to Pikachu, these two little fiendish creatures from heck are hard to find. And when you do find one of them, it's not the one you need. These two Pokemon are the causers of many sighs.

#2. Pichu

Okay, I know. It's Pichu, the baby form of Pikachu. However, it's a total ripoff of Pikachu. Just look at it. It could have at least been maybe a different color. Or perhaps not an electric type, but maybe a fire type. It could have also maybe had some more impressive moves. I don't know. It kinda sucks. Nobody uses this Pokemon against gym leaders or legendaries.

#1. Raichu

Raichu is a total complete ripoff of Pikachu. Rather than allowing Pikachu to be a stand-alone Pokemon, it was given the alternate form of Raichu, which is basically just a fat, tanned Pikachu that is required a stone of thunderous energy in order to exist. Raichu thinks he's better than Pikachu, but if that were the case, would we really be praising Pikachu still to this very day? i think not. Rather, I know that Pikachu is the only true Pikachu. And honestly, what more could we ask for? ⚡

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Survey (data collected by the Department of VGACG):
A) What's your favorite digimon?
B) How do you milk a Charmander?
C) How do you milk an Ivysaur?
D) Which Pokemon can fly underwater while using Dig?
G) What version of Pokemon gives you the most Missingnos and why?

Top 5 Gen 1 Pokemon

VGA Chronicles tries something new. A Top 5 List. An original concept, created by VGA Chronicles guy. Enjoy.

Top 5 Generation 1 Pokemon

VGA Chronicles Guy

#5. Mewtwo

It is not known by the unseasoned gamer that Mewtwo is one of the greatest Pokemon alive. His entire life is a lie, but he prevails in combat magnificently. Mewtwo's greatest drawback is the fact that he's not a legit Pokemon. He was created in a lab, and that's technically not fair to all the other natural Pokemon in comparison. because of this, Mewtwo is suffering the penalty of being number 5 on this list. and i'm not sorry, Mewtwo. you kinda need to stop.

#4. Ho-oh

I know what you're thinking. Well, I don't really know. But I'm just saying. Anyway, Ho-oh was Generation 1. Remember that time Ash saw him? Yeah, man. Ho-oh is on this list for being a Generation 2 Pokemon that was so powerful, it nudged its way into Generation 1 with it's rainbow flames of mighty greatness. Ho-oh is also a fire-breathing bird and can do many things, such as flying and breathing fire on enemies.

#3. Charmeleon

People who know of Charizard tend to forget that they need a Charmeleon before they can even obtain a Charizard. This means that Charmeleon is the key to Charizard, and is very underappreciated in the Pokemon multiverse. Charmeleon is also better than Charizard, as he is smaller and more agile. And also less likely to die in combat, as he has no target painted on his back like Charizard's annoying lizard wings.

#2. Metapod

People who misuse Metapod don't understand how great this thing is. When you're in a tight spot, Metapod always has your back. I can't tell you how many countless times I lost to a Metapod, simply because I underestimated it. It's just plain wrong to assume things about Metapod, when the facts are out there. Metapod's stats and tier may be low, but believe it or not, Metapod beats a lot of Pokemon that could be considered strong.

#1. Missingno

Missingno is probably the best Pokemon in the Pokemon franchise. Missingno is a corrupted Pokemon that was never completed, thus, Missingno completed its own code and permanently resides in Kanto in the original data world of the Pokemon multiverse. Missingno is extremely powerful. It is not recommended to interact with Missingno, as it may cause you to experience data glitches. It is, however, an amazing Pokemon to look at, use, and appreciate. What a great time to be alive. 😊

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Survey:
1) What is a Pokemon?
2) Are TMs and HMs just CDRs?
3) Who is ProtoMario and what is his significance in the Pokemon universe?
4) Why is Pikachu so famous?
5) Did Gary's Raticate die?