Name That Pokemon!

By Angelique, Katy Savage

January 30, 2025

In honor of all of the recent Pokémon hype, we had our community editor try and Name That Pokémon! 🎶

Missed the news?

✨ 2025 is Year of the Eevee! Pokémon released exclusive Eevee (and evolutions) merch and plushies.

✨ Pokémon and McDonalds are collaborating by giving out Poké Decks in their Happy Meals! New Poké Stops are also appearing at these locations.

✨ Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket released in app stores in October of 2024.

@granitepost In honor of all of the recent Pokémon hype, we had our community editor try and Name That Pokémon! 🎶 How did she do? Let us know your favorites in the comments! 💬 😂 #pokemon #namethatpokemon #funny ♬ pokémon gym ~ pokémon blue lofi – Kayou. Beats

Authors

Angelique

Raised in Southern New Hampshire, Angelique has worked in a wide variety of journalistic positions. From newspapers, to marketing, to broadcasting studios, she's excited to get Granite Staters' voices HEARD! She happily classifies as a Zillennial.

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Katy Savage

Katy Savage is the Granite Post's newsletter editor. Katy is an award-winning reporter with more than 10 years of experience working in daily, weekly, and digital news organizations as both an editor and reporter. Katy is a New England native and has a passion for telling stories about where she grew up.

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