The most pivotal moment in any Pokemon game comes right at the start – choosing your partner Pokemon. The first moment you lock eyes with the creature you’ll spend tens of hours raising, bonding with ...

The first decision you make in each Pokémon game might be the most important: which starter do you want? After nine generations, we have ranked all the options from worst to best.

Heralding from the Unova Region, Gen 5 follows the traditions that were set by the previous generations. There are three starter Pokémon - Grass, Fire, Water type - that each have two evolutions ...

Like any other type in the Pokemon ... While Fire Pledge is a decent enough move, it's outclassed by most moves that have any kind of secondary effect. Unless gamers are playing Generation V.

Pokémon Leaf Green and Fire Red ... Red and Blue. Gen 3 also introduced one of the most popular starter trios to date - ...

preppy fire hog Tepig, and the attention seeking otter Oshawott. Gen 5's cat, pigeon and horse species Purrloin, Pidove and Blitzle also make the cut. (Think Meowth, Pidgey and Ponyta).

Those, up above, are Zoroa / Zoroark from GEN-5. They’ll be in the upcoming 13th movie. Perhaps this is why I haven’t really gotten into a Pokémon game since the days of Pokémon Crystal.

Today we start off with the first wave of Gen 5 Pokémon, originally discovered ... but here's what we know so far, including what Pokemon will be available in the wild, from eggs, as shinies ...