What do Pokemon sound like?

Thai Netizens were amazed when a young Thai woman suddenly appeared online making the sounds of 63 different Pokemons.

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What do Pokemon sound like?

Pokemon enthusiasts probably already know what Pokemons sound like.

Those of us new to the world of Pokemon sure don't.

Netizens in Thailand were amazed when a young Thai woman suddenly appeared online making the sounds of 63 different Pokemons.

With this young woman's video, we will never have to ask the question "What do Pokemon sound like?" again:



The video quickly went viral with now approaching two million views/.

The young woman also claims to be able to sing in the voice of a Pokemon and may soon grace YouTube with a Pikachu song or two.

Once upon a time, before Pokemon Go, Pokemon inhabited a Japanese anime television series and expressed themselves with cute sounds (see here).

Some voice actors and actresses, that people providing voices in a video or film whom you cannot see and whose voices represent a cartoon character or provide information (voice-overs), have become quite famous:

Many amateur Pokemon enthusiasts around the world have become quite adept at imitating Pokemon:

The world of Pokemon can be quite complicated for those who are new to Pokemon.

Pokemon has been around as a game for 20 years now and there are 729 different kinds of Pokemon but only 151 in the Pokemon Go mobile app.

Different Pokémon species live in different parts of our world.

Not unsurprisingly, water Pokémon are usually found near the water, which makes things a lot easier.

If you're in Lumpini park, you'll probably find a lot of worms, bats and birds, but not a lot of fire pokemon, something you might find near your stove, Pokemon players say.

It all does require a lot of time to figure out, with a lot of details to remember. 

For instance, there are 18 different fire pokemon who are "strong against Bug, Grass, Ice, Steel Types, but are weak against Ground, Rock, Water Types" (see here).

Charmander is one of the cutest fire Pokemon: "The flame that burns at the tip of its tail is an indication of its emotions. The flame wavers when Charmander is enjoying itself. If the Pokémon becomes enraged, the flame burns fiercely" (see here).

Anyway, the only way we can learn more about Pokemon is to go out and actually hunt Pokemon, the park being an especially safe place to go hunting (but watch out for big monitor lizards crawling on footpaths).

So, good luck and stay safe.

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