Ryan is the Editor-in-Chief at DualShockers and has been a lover of games as long as he can remember. He holds a BA in English and Cinema and lives in New York City. Since its days of the Red and Blue ...

If there is one gift the Pokemon anime gave fans, it would be a special little rap. Way back when, the show’s English dub came to the U.S. complete with something called the Poke Rap. The jingle put ...

Remember when there were 150 Pokémon? That sure seemed like a lot when your first-grade self decided to try and memorize them all, so you were more than ready for some epic Pokérap battles. But now, ...

William Parks is a Game Rant editor from the USA. Upon graduating from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, William entered the realm of fine arts administration, ...

Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of Game Rant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

A Pokemon fan organized the original 150 Pokemon into Pokemon TCG Pocket binders following the order of the infamous Pokerap. The binders split the cards into multiple sections based on the verses of ...

Now that the first season of the Pokémon animated series is on Netflix, thousands of milennials can relive the brief, magical time when they felt the uncontrollable need to catch 'em all. Pokémon ...

The Pokérap is probably something that older, veteran Pokémon fans cherish, a musical treat that lasted through the first three generations of the franchise. Of course, as the generations have passed ...

Hey, remember the PokeRap? For those unfamiliar with the early seasons of the Pokemon anime, the PokeRap was a song (not an actual rap by any stretch of the definition) that counted down the original ...

Ever since I heard the original PokéRap, the song that played at the end of every episode of the original Pokémon TV series, I was obsessed. But I wasn’t obsessed with the song itself. I was obsessed ...