Since April 4, fans of Pokémon games can have fun on Google. The internet giant has launched a Easter Egg which allows hunt for cult monsters via its search engine.
On the program: the 151 first Pokémon who are just waiting for you to find and capture them.
How to play Pokémon (Easter Egg) on Google?
To catch Pokémon on GoogleThere's no need to download anything. It's all done on the Internet giant's search engine. Here's how to capture a Pokémon:
- Go to Google browser
- Type the name of the Pokémon in the search bar
- Once on the search page, you'll see a Poké Ball at the bottom right of the screen
- Click on the Poké Ball to catch your Pokémon
- A short cinematic shows the capture of the Pokémon!
Once that is done, you are directed to a Interactive Pokédex and personalized where all Pokémon found and captured are listed. The Pokédex also lists those you have not yet captured. Pokémon still in the wild are represented by silhouettes.
⚠️ IMPORTANT : Pokémon Google game (Easter egg) does not work on Android and iOS. You can play via the Google app or your smartphone's mobile browser. You also need to be logged in to your Google Account to save your captures and fill your Pokédex.
And for more experienced Trainers, Google offers a bearing system to win Master Balls.
After 5, 20, 50, 100, then 150 Pokémon captured, you receive a Master Ball as a reward. You can then use it to catch legendary and mythical Pokémon such as Artikodin, Electhor, Sulfura, Mewtwo and Mew.
⚠️ NOTE : If you are unable to get the Pokémon Google game to work, you can try changing these two settings in your browser:
- Activate saving searches in your settings
- Switch your browser to language "English" some users have reported that this setting allowed them to run the game
The 151 Pokémon to capture on Google: discover the complete list!
Google lets you capture all Pokémon from the Kanto region via your web browser. Don't know them all? Don't panic, here's a list of the 151 Pokémon awaiting you in the game:
- Bulbizarre
- Herbizarre
- Florizarre
- Salamèche
- Reptincel
- Firecracker
- Carapuce
- Carabaffe
- Tortank
- Chenipan
- Chrysacier
- Papilusion
- Aspicot
- Coconfort
- Dardargnan
- Roucool
- Roucoups
- Roucarnage
- Rattata
- Rattatac
- Piafabec
- Rapasdepic
- Subscription
- Arbok
- Pikachu
- Raichu
- Sabelette
- Sablaireau
- Nidoran♀
- Nidorina
- Nidoqueen
- Nidoran♂
- Nidorino
- Nidoking
- Mélofée
- Melodelfe
- Goupix
- Feunard
- Rondoudou
- Grodoudou
- Nosferapti
- Nosferalto
- Mystherbe
- Ortide
- Raflesia
- Paras
- Parasect
- Mimitoss
- Aeromite
- Mole catcher
- Triopikeur
- Miaouss
- Persian
- Psykokwak
- Akwakwak
- Ferosinge
- Colossinge
- Caninos
- Arcanin
- Ptitard
- Tetarte
- Tartard
- Abra
- Kadabra
- Alakazam
- Machoc
- Machopeur
- Mackogneur
- Chetiflor
- Boustiflor
- Empiflor
- Tentacool
- Tentacruel
- Racaillou
- Gravalanch
- Grolem
- Ponyta
- Galopa
- Ramoloss
- Flagadoss
- Magneti
- Magneton
- Canarticho
- Doduo
- Dodrio
- Otaria
- Manatee
- Tadmor
- Grotadmorv
- Kokiyas
- Crustabri
- Phantominus
- Spectrum
- Ectoplasma
- Onix
- Soporifik
- Hypnomade
- Krabby
- Krabboss
- Voltorbe
- Electrode
- Noeunoeuf
- Noadkoko
- Osselait
- Bone cutter
- Kicklee
- Tygnon
- Excelangue
- Smogo
- Smogogo
- Rhinocorne
- Rhinoferos
- Leveinard
- Saquedeneu
- Kangourex
- Hypotrempe
- Hypocean
- Poissirene
- Poissoroy
- Stari
- Staross
- Mr. Mime
- Pruning shears
- Lippoutou
- Élektek
- Magmar
- Scarabrute
- Tauros
- Magicarpe
- Leviator
- Lokhlass
- Metamorph
- Evoli
- Aquali
- Voltali
- Pyroli
- Porygon
- Amonita
- Amonistar
- Kabuto
- Kabutops
- Ptera
- Ronflex
- Artikodin
- Electhor
- Sulfura
- Minidraco
- Draco
- Dracolosse
- Mewtwo
- Mew
Don't wait any longer and go to the Google browser on your phone to hunt Pokémon ! Which of these mythical creatures are you looking forward to capturing? Tell us all in the comments!
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