The Dark Truth About Pokémon: Are We Constantly Killing Our 'Mon

What really happens when you catch a Pokémon? We explore the sinister truth behind Poké-teleportation.

Massively on the Go: A practical guide to Pokemon Go gym defense

Released my Pokemon because it didn't paralyze the enemy. Professors are stupid for giving out weak starters to new trainers. Statements thought up by the deranged. : r/PokeMedia

10 Darkest Implications In Pokémon

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Soooo Nintendo has new guidelines that could shut down all /Twitch channels that use Pokemon ROM hacks and emulated games : r/PokemonROMhacks

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Version 1.2.0 Bug Supposedly Corrupting Save Files

Which Pokémon give you fear(NOT ANGER) whenever you see them in the enemy team? I'll start. : r/PokemonUnite

People Are Review-Bombing Pokémon: Let's Go Across Major Sites, Japan Blocks User Scores

Pokémon Legends: Arceus Has Made Pokémon Downright Disturbing Again

What is something from Pokémon that is really kind of dark, but gets ignored? - Quora

In Pokémon lore, is it ever said that Pokémon have killed humans? Realistically, Pokémon should be killing humans, especially if they are wild Pokémon. - Quora