Rachael (she/her) has been in love with all things video games for more years than she cares to remember. Her previous roles include being a staff writer, senior editor, and also the head of culture ...

Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Bluesky His work instantly went viral and caught the attention of many future employers, including a ...

Tyler Shipley is an editor for Game Rant who has been writing for the team since 2021. Tyler has a degree in English from the University of Toledo. Some of his favorite games are platformers, but he ...

In light of the Pokémon Go craze, illustrator and digital artist Amanda Pherson is reimagining the same beloved characters in a way that is both whimsical and refreshing. The School of the Art ...

Everyone knows that Pokemon rank as some of the cutest creatures in all of entertainment, as so many of them are just so adorable that you can’t help but wish they were real. Do you know what would ...

The Pokemon Company has unleashed a recording that teaches viewers how to draw Pokemon mascot Pikachu. Executed by series art director Ken Sugimori, the tutorial video's debut coincides with the ...

Gotta 3D design 'em all. Joshua Dunlop, a freelance concept artist based in London, has created incredibly lifelike images of three classic Pokémon. Called Pokemon Zoology, Dunlop's creatures appear ...

It took Cayco a total of 350 hours over 42 days to draw each of the 802 monsters and their variants. The variations include 24 different Pikachus, gender variations for some species of the monsters, ...

Since this morning's reveal of the three new starters in Pokemon Sword and Shield - the grass chimp Grookey, the fire rabbit Scorbunny and the water lizard Sobble - there's been a lot of discussion ...

Pokémon are capable of a great many things, but if there’s one thing they lack, it’s a set of epic chompers. After all, how can they perform a proper Bite attack when most of them just seem to have ...

Pokémon were not built for life. The ratios of their cartoon bodies – head to torso, limbs to torso, eyes to face – are all wrong. Often their arms are too short to reach their mouths to feed ...