A game has been released on Android and iOS in which you can catch Pokemon in real life. Pokemon for real? Do Pokemon exist in real life?
If you don't know what to do, then now is the right time to try summoning a Pokemon. This is not fantasy, but real magic, and the possibility of summoning such creatures for one’s own purposes is confirmed by existing esoteric and magical ideas.
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How to summon a Pokemon and why it is possible
Despite the opinion of skeptics, finding a Pokemon to serve you is more than possible. Of course, various magicians are still arguing about who these creatures are, but almost no one doubts their real existence. There are two main theories about the possibility of the existence of Pokemon. The first believes that the appearance of Pokemon is taken by spirits that have lived among us for thousands of years. Another says that the faith and aspirations of thousands of people can themselves create reality, including Pokemon.
And practical research in this area only confirms the guesses. This kind of magic works especially effectively now that almost every person has the Pokemon GO smartphone game. Little magical animals are less and less afraid of people and willingly make contact with hunters and novice trainers, while moving away from humanity. But, like all magical creatures, they do not tolerate disbelief and will never appear in front of someone who is not worthy of being the best coach for them.
Also, despite the fact that there are a lot of Pokemon now, you should be careful when trying to summon them. It's not as dangerous as, but still, it's better to be careful. You need to strictly and correctly follow the specified sequence of actions and set aside time for preparation. All words must be learned by heart and pronounced without hesitation. Also, in any ritual to summon Pokemon you will need pokeball- otherwise you will simply see the desired animal, but will not be able to catch it.
Preparing to Summon a Pokemon - Creating a Pokeball
The Poke Ball is a key item that every Pokemon trainer and hunter should have. It looks like a red and white ball of two halves, in the middle of which there is a peephole. You can make it at home from scrap items - there is no secret in creating a trap and storage for Pokemon. However, it is very important to maintain the size - the pokeball should always be exactly the size of a tennis ball. That is why it is best to use a tennis ball to create this ball. We will tell you about this.
First of all, you need to make the ball smooth - to do this you need to remove the top, fleecy layer. This can be done with a knife, but to avoid getting hurt, you can just take a regular safety razor. After the ball becomes smooth, you need to paint it in the colors of the pokeball. To do this, it is best to use gouache or spray paint from a can. The central strip separating the halves of the pokeball should be black - it can be made from painted tape. And finally, a round lens from glasses, a contact lens, or an eye from a toy - a soft bear or doll - is suitable for the pokeball's eye.
After this, the pokeball must be filled with the energy of the elements related to the types of pokemon. It will be enough to use the classic formula of elemental magic and consecrate the ball in this way. It will need to be carried over the flame of a candle - this will be consecration by fire. After this, spray it with running water. Finally, you should sprinkle the ball with salt - this is a blessing from the earth, and hold it in the wind. Your Pokeball is ready to catch Pokemon. The only thing is that it cannot be given into anyone’s hands, otherwise all the magic will dissipate as soon as any other person except you touches it.
Once you have your Pokeball ready, you will need to finally decide which specific Pokemon you want to summon. You need to know exactly all the information about your pet. Depending on the type of Pokemon, you will need to select an offering appropriate to its type:
- Regular - nothing;
- Fiery - candle;
- Water - water in a container;
- Herbal - grass;
- Electric - electrical appliance;
- Poisonous - any poison, acetone or alcohol will do;
- Flying - feather;
- Dragon - any image or figurine of a dragon;
- Insect - any insect;
- Ghostly - picture of a ghost;
- Psychic - surreal drawing;
- Earthy - dirt or earth;
- Stone - stone;
- Dark - ink;
- Combat - a knife or other weapon;
- Ice - ice cube;
- Steel - any metal object.
As soon as all the items necessary for the ritual are ready, you should draw a pokegram on the floor or table - a circle in the center of which there should be a six-pointed star, a drawn pokeball and an offering. After this, you need to read the spell three times:
Arceus, combining all types!
Let your followers show themselves
I will get the knowledge which one of them I need!
Give us happiness and strength, Arceus!
From now on and forever and ever!
In the name of Arceus, (Pokémon name) I call upon you!
After this, you should throw your made Pokeball into the center of the Pokegram, trying to get into the Pokeball drawn there. If the throw is successful, the pokeball will flash with a bright light, and you will receive the long-awaited pokemon. At first, he will be afraid of you and will only be able to come in your dreams if you sleep with the Pokeball. But if you talk to him, communicate, show an affectionate attitude, then you will begin to see him, you will be able to use his powers and even compete with other trainers, developing new strengths and abilities in your pet.
In general, calling a Pokemon is a simple ritual that is accessible to everyone. But it is worth remembering that it can only be carried out during the full moon. This means that any mistake in casting spells will result in you having to wait a whole month to try again.
A game developed by Niantic Labs specifically for Nintendo was released on Android and iOS platforms. The developers of the popular augmented reality game applied their experience to create Nintendo's first full-fledged mobile release. Residents of countries such as Australia and New Zealand can already try out the new Pokémon GO, but the game is also available in other regions.
is also heavily tied to augmented reality. Players must visit specific locations on the real map to catch virtual Pokemon there. The latter are mainly located near some attractions, so in order to catch a new Pokemon, you will need to walk or even drive around the city. The process of catching unusual animals is very simple: in the background, which is broadcast by the camera, there is a Pokemon; To catch him, you need to swipe a pokeball gesture at him. Pokémon GO also has something like PvP - players can arrange battles between their Pokémon.
The Pokémon GO installation APK file can be downloaded from Trashbox. The site's editors have already managed to test the new product - Pokemon are even on the map of a small Russian city, so it's quite possible to play. Unless the interface is translated into Russian. There may also be compatibility issues with some devices. The iOS version of the game is available on the App Store.
The hunt for pocket monsters is in full swing! The new super popular free game for smartphones Pokemon GO made it possible to catch Pokemon not in virtual spaces, but in real cities. Thanks to augmented reality technology, the charming monster can be found in the kitchen, on the playground, in a museum or on the lakeshore. First of all, Pokemon GO is aimed at adult players who are nostalgic for the early games in the series. That's why its 151 monsters (145 of them can currently be caught or obtained in the game) are taken from the legendary video games Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue, released in the late 1990s.
These Pokémon also appear in the animated series “Pokemon,” which has been broadcast in Japan since 1997, and in Russia since 2000. To help you collect tame monsters, together with the Film.ru portal we have selected the ten coolest - that is, the most useful and most impressive-looking - Pokemon from Pokemon GO. Catch them all!
10. Pikachu
Type: Electric
To be honest, Pikachu isn't the best Electric Pokemon available in Pokemon GO, and it doesn't look as cool as the ones above it in our top ten. But cute little Pikachu is a symbol of Pokemon, and, of course, it should be in the collection of every self-respecting Pokemon fan. By the way, you can get it at the very beginning of Pokemon GO. When you are asked to choose one of the three starting Pokemon, move away from them without making a choice. At some point they will teleport to your character. Move away from them again... Do this three times and a fourth starter Pokemon will appear - Pikachu.
Nessie is not found in Loch Ness. But if you go there on vacation, you can try to catch the Nessie-inspired Pokemon Lapras there. This is the most charming and cutest Pokémon, which, according to games and anime, loves to transport people across the seas. As you'd expect from such a large creature, Lapras can take a punch very well. Therefore, it can be very useful in risky battles, when the fate of the battle hangs in the balance.
8. Scyther
Type: Insect/Flying
Shirt-guy is about a sincere person. Slasher Guy is about the bipedal insectoid Scyther. Its bladed paws can turn even very tough Pokemon into mince. Remember Baraka from Mortal Kombat? Same type. Only green, winged and much more graceful. Scythers are found in fields and meadows.
7. Alakazam
Type: Parapsychic
“There is no spoon,” said The Matrix. “There is a spoon!” – assures Alkazam, who is fighting with two spoons in his paws. No, he doesn’t have them to make it easier to eat a defeated enemy. Alkazam uses psychic abilities, and he likes to show off his strength by bending kitchen utensils with his powerful mind (Alkazam has an off-the-charts IQ). In fact, this Pokémon's mind is so strong that it has very weak muscles, and Alkazam controls its body by moving its limbs using telekinesis. Alkazams primarily live in cities. This is the final stage of the evolution of the Pokémon Abra.
6. Gyarados
Type: Water/Flying
Gyarados is a gaming goal for those who are not afraid of hard work. It evolves from Magikarp, one of the weakest and most useless Pokemon. Fighting with Magikarp is very difficult. But if you endure this test, you will be rewarded with the fierce and powerful water dragon Gyarados, whose strength more than compensates for the shortcomings of Magikarp. Being a water creature, Gyarados lives in rivers, lakes and seas. Apparently, that's where it's easiest to catch him in Pokemon GO.
5. Arcanine
Type: Fire
Do you want to get a dog? Better get Arcanine! He is stunningly beautiful and fluffy, impeccably brave and sincerely loyal to his master. Arcanine also runs so fast that he can run across the whole of Russia from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka in 24 hours. It also bursts with fire, much more accurately and powerfully than a combat flamethrower. With such a guard, even CIA special forces are not afraid of you! And he won't even have to fight with them. As soon as they see him, they will forget about their mission because they will really want to pet him. Arcanine evolves from Growlithe.
4. Gengar
Type: Ghost/Poison
If Carlson pretended to be a wild but cute ghost, then Gengar really is him. His ghostly and toxic abilities are an excellent find for those players who like to win not with brute force, but with cunning tricks. For example, Gengar can put an enemy to sleep or paralyze, temporarily rendering him defenseless. In the Pokémon world, it can be used as an air conditioner as it lowers the temperature of the surrounding air. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in real life... Gengar is the last step in the evolution of the Pokemon Gastly.
3. Dragonite
Type: Dragon/Flying
According to gaming encyclopedias, this charming little dragon can fly around the entire globe in less than a day. He flies three times faster than ordinary planes, and he is so smart and kind that he saves people from sinking ships and leads ships lost in the fog to the piers. In other words, this is a Superman Pokemon, and it can be on your battle team! Judging by the fact that in classic games Dragonites live on the ocean shore, in Pokemon GO they are easiest to catch while relaxing by the sea. Although who knows where such a fast dragon could fly to... Dragonite is the final form of the evolution of Dratini, more like a conger eel than a dragon.
2. Blastoise
Type: Water
What could be cooler than a ninja turtle? Only a huge turtle with powerful water cannons under its shell! The mighty Blastoise was impressive when Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue first came out, and it remains one of the most memorable Pokemon in the series' history. In the old games, it was not difficult to get by evolving the starter Pokémon Squirtle. In Pokemon GO, the evolutionary path is much more difficult than before, but the joy of owning Blastoise is also greater. Plus, hunting for it can be combined with summer swimming, since water Pokemon are often found near rivers and lakes.
1. Charizard
Type: Fire/Flying
There is a lot of debate about which Pokémon GO should be in the top ten, but all experts and many gamers agree that the best Pokémon of the first generation of games was Charizard, a dragon-like winged monster bursting with fire. Just one look at him is enough to understand why souvenirs with him always sold well and why he was one of the most spectacular symbols of Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue. But, of course, Charizard is not only an impressive appearance, but also very useful and powerful combat abilities. Unfortunately, it is much more difficult to get in Pokemon GO than in older games, where it was not difficult to evolve from the starter Pokemon Charmander. But, no matter how difficult it is, the hunt for Charizard is worth the candle!
Pocket monsters from the Nintendo game, which have captured the minds of schoolchildren and gamers, perplex the adult generation and those who are far from the romance of Japanese anime from the 2000s: what do Pokemon look like, and why is it so tempting to catch them on smartphone screens?
What Pokemon look like in real life
Pokemon were “born” in Japan, so the animation features inherent in the state are reflected in the Pokemon GO game. Monsters are cartoon characters with features of fairy-tale characters mixed with members of flora and fauna. Each of the Pokemon differs from the previous one not only in typical features (grass-type or fire-flying), but also in external data (height, weight, development), as well as disposition. The calmer the Pokemon, the more chances the trainer has to “tame” it and become a mentor. The violent nature of a Pokemon (Agressive) negatively affects learning ability, but adds strength to the monster in battles and increases the chance of a super hit.
What do Pokemon look like in Pokemon GO?
There are a total of 17 types (elemental characteristics) of Pokemon. Half of them 
combines several types (for example, the psychic-grass Exegutor), which makes Pokemon less vulnerable to principle rivals and increases defense. The attacks of “double” monsters are characteristic of both the main type of element and combine the features of the subtype.
The external differences between monsters are noticeable:
Pikachu
The number 1 yellow monster in the world, Ash Ketchum's best friend and the most popular Pokemon in the world - Pikachu. The electric animal combines the features of a rabbit, a rat and a hamster. Pikachu's Lightning Strike ranks first among the most famous Pokémon attacks. Pikachu's pointed tail resembles the electricity symbol. Pikachu's red cheeks represent the good-natured nature of the monster.
In the animated masterpiece "Pokemon", Pikachu is seen in 100% of the episodes. The monster stood out among 
the rest of the Pokemon did not want to “sit” in pokeballs - so Ash never forced his friend to return to them, even after a battle with strong opponents. And although Pikachu is not a member of the team, his dedication and devotion to the trainer have more than once saved Ketchum from losing for the trainer's honorary badges.
The “bad guys” - the negative Pokemon characters - have repeatedly tried to steal Pikachu from Ash, but their tricks have always failed. The Pokemon kidnappers were attracted to Pikachu not by his pretty appearance, but by his interaction with other Pokemon - Pikachu always found a common language with “wild” monsters, persuaded them to make the right decision and listen to their mentor.
In the Nintendo Pokemon GO app, Pikachu does not appear as a “starter” - one of three Pokemon to choose from for a novice trainer. To catch Pikachu, the trainer must move away from the catch radius of the classic starters - Charmander, Bulbasaur and Squirtle. The distance from the Pokemon must be at least 100m - and then the Pikachu figurine will “pulsate” within the accessible radius. You can catch a monster as a starter in the same way as the others. CP when catching Pikachu at the start of the game is usually 10-15.
Pokemon Eevee
Eevee is a normal type Pokemon. Outwardly, it resembles a cartoon fox with a fluffy tail, 
long ears and big eyes in anime style. Of all Pokémon, Eevee has rare DNA that can evolve into various elemental types.
Pokemon GO introduces the classic evolutions of Eevee - three stages: Vaporeon (water), Jolteon (electric), Flareon (fire). Each type has high CP and is capable of fighting with the strongest Pokemon. The type of evolution is controlled by renaming Eevee after the brothers-heroes of the Pokemon anime, training the next form of Eevee.
What Pokemon Lileep and other legendary monsters look like
Legendary Pokémon occupy a special niche in the Pokédex. Unlike the classic 
monsters, the creators of Pokemon were inspired by the images of legendary Pokemon based on the memory of past years - fossils became the prototypes.
More often than other legendary ones, Kabuto, a prototype of invertebrate fossils, occupies a place in the Pokedex. Kabuto resembles a beetle with a brown shell and bright red eyes. Kabuto's shell is incredibly hard - the Pokemon's defense helps it survive even against fighting monsters. With a small SR, Kabuto lives near the seas, on the coast.
Lilip is another fantastic resident of the Pokédex. The Pokémon Encyclopedia describes it as a Grass-type, but it is similar in appearance to the Lily Monster. The prototype of Lileep was echinoderms. In the modern world of Pokemon, Lilip is a “newbie” - he was resurrected by scientists thanks to the wonders of genetic engineering (just like the most powerful monster in the world - Mewtwo).
What does the Pokemon GO game icon look like in the App Store and 
Play Market
In the Google Play Store and App Store, the Pokemon icon is easily recognizable - a red and white pokeball on a blue background of the starry sky. Once you download the app to your smartphone, the game icon will retain the classic colors of the 2016 franchise. The application is easy to install in both the App Store and Play Market, but before the release of the official version, “illegal” trainers noted lags in the application: the hero froze when walking, information about new monsters was not updated, failure when catching monsters with a large CP and a red radius. With the entry into the Russian market, the situation has stabilized, and the servers are no longer rebooted, as in July.
Beginners should be more careful: “false Pokemon” - virus applications - appeared at the height of Pokemon mania, the icon of these applications is 75% identical to the original, but the graphics are inferior. By installing a virus in the form of a game, hackers gain access not only to personal data, but to the entire device. It is best to download the Pokemon GO application in official groups that post content about the game, or in global game markets.
