Long-time fans of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon franchise have watched the anime and are very familiar with the iconic "Who's thജat Pokémon?" segment. The segment would show the silhouette of a Pokémon and pose the question of who it is before cutting to commercial break and returning with th🌺e answer.
For the most part, the Pokémon in question is obvious as long as the viewers are paying close attention to the episode. Ho🐷wever, the silhouettes also leave a lot of room for some clever mind games and unexpected memes.
10 Pikachu's Hidden Talent ꦰ
What appears to be Bulbasaur is actually a Pikachu perfectly mimicking the shape of the Generation I Grass starter. Coincidentally, Ash's Pikachu is known for perform🥀ing impressions of other Pokémon that are always on point.
As shown in this meme, P𝐆ikachu cuꩲrves its long ears back and tucks in its tail in order to achieve the exact shape of the bulb on Bulbasaur's back.
9 ♎ Copycat Caterpie
Just as Pikachu can copy other Pokémon, other Pokémon can aꦚpparently also copy the mouse mascot. With some slight modifications to its body structure, even Caterpie can achieve its dream of being Pi🐼kachu.
While its body gets thicker and stubbier, Caterpie's ꧟red antennae are elongated to match Pikachu's ears, and its tail goes from a smooth curve to that jagged bolt shape.
8 ﷽ ꦆ Marge's Fists
Geodude is a Rock-type Pokémon who has the appearance of a levitating stone head with arms. Within the Pokémon universe, there is no other creature whose shape quite matche🉐s Geodude's design.
However, it seems that Geodude's fists reminded people of another cartoon character, Marge from The Simpsons. Specificallyꦚ, there's a popular meme in which Marge has her fists out as if she's ready to fight someone. All it took was some editing for her to become Geodude.
7 🦂 RIP Uncle Ben 🐭
Diglett has one of the simplest designs amongst Pokémon as a tiny brown head that pops out of the ground. Because of its rounded head and pile of soil around it, its silhouettܫe looks an awful lot like a gravestone.
When shown this silhouette, Peter Parker responded with confidence that i📖t was a Diglett. Unfortunately fo💃r him, it was actually the gravestone of his beloved Uncle Ben.
6 Saitama's Eggﷺheads
Fans of anime may recognize Saitama, the bald hero of One Punch Man. Though he's more than capable of being seriousꩵ when he needs to, Saitama often walks around with a silly expression on his egg-shaped face.
Therefore, he can be compared to the Egg Pokémon, Exeggcute. Exeggcute is a batch of eggs who each have their own expression. As a way to surprise Saitama, all of the eggs were given h🉐is sa𝔍me silly expression.
5 🍷 ﷺ An Impossible Question
In Generation I, there are two Pokémon who resemble Poké Balls, Voltorb and its evolution, Electrode. They can be distinguished by their size, expression, and coloring, where Electrode is larger and its colors are flipped upside-down from Vo💃ltorb.
All of those identifying factors, however, disappear when only a silhouette is given. In fact, the silhouette is literally just a circle. As two perfect circles, either Voltorℱb or Electrode have an equal chance of being behind that silhouette.
4 😼 Jigglypuff From Above ♔
Playing off the impossible circle silhouette, there is another Pokémon from the first generation who is quite round. Aside from its cat-like ears, tuft of hair, and limbs✱, Jigglypuff is n💮early a perfect circle like Voltorb and Electrode.
To remove the appearance of its ears, hair, and limbs, Jigg𒐪lypuff's silhouette is cleverly shot from above. 🐠In this way, Jigglypuff becomes a perfect circle, which will definitely catch people off-guard who think of Voltorb or Electrode first.
3 Ditto🌱's Tran𒁃sformation
Ditto is a unique little pink Pokémon who has the ability to transform into any other Pokémon. 💧Unlike Ash's Pikachu who simply mimics other Pokémon, Ditto can change its color and shape to match its target.
The only apparent sign of a Ditto disguised as another Pokémon is its beady little eyes and smile. Because t🐻hose features are hidden in a silhouette, Ditto can fool just about anyone.
2 How's That Pokémon? ♚
With all of these "Who's that P🎃okémon" memes floating around, it's easy to get caught up in the fun and wittiness of it all. However, as a result, it seems people have forgotten to ask another very important question:𝓀 "How's that Pokémon?"
As trainers, it's crucial to check up on the we♋ll-being of each Pokémon partner to make sure they're both happy and healthy. Asking who the🌃 Pokémon is rather than how they're feeling can result in a sad and neglected Pokémon.
1 Gengar or...?! ꦆ
As the Shadow Pokémon💯, Gengar has a very distinct silhouette that is easily identifiable. From the first picture in this wholesome fan art by , every Pokémon fan would assume that the silhouette belongs to Gengar.
In an adorable twist, the Gengar silhouette actually turned out to be a prank🃏ster Psyduck with a cardboard cutout of the top of Gengar's head. With a precious smile and its tongue sticking out, Psyduck was perhaps the last Pokémon anyone expected to be hidi📖ng behind the silhouette.