One of the reason Pokemon Go has picked up a following with the speed of a Rapidash (a Pokemon that travels up to 150 mph) is because of the nostalgia.
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Pokemon was a favourite show of most children in the 90s and now these grown adults are walking the streets trying to live out their childhood fantasies of being a Pokemon master.
There were heated battles in the school playground as playing cards were traded and an extensive Pokemon collection was built.
But which Pokemon rules them all?
Here is a small rundown on some of the more popular Pokemon and the ones that seem to be common within the Pokemon Go game.
Happy hunting!
Jessica Brown
Jessica began her journalism career in 2009 as a cadet at The Port Stephens Examiner before moving to London for a two-year stint working in magazines and digital publishing. The Lake Macquarie local returned to Australia where she took up a reporting role at The Maitland Mercury. She worked across several rounds including local council, police and property before moving into digital journalism and joining the team at The Newcastle Herald in 2017.
Jessica began her journalism career in 2009 as a cadet at The Port Stephens Examiner before moving to London for a two-year stint working in magazines and digital publishing. The Lake Macquarie local returned to Australia where she took up a reporting role at The Maitland Mercury. She worked across several rounds including local council, police and property before moving into digital journalism and joining the team at The Newcastle Herald in 2017.
