To be perceived as tough in a hypermasculine society, I gave up cartoony video games like Pokémon as a teenager. Then the Nintendo Switch showed me the power of kind places.

Unforgettable friendships are built on shared experiences and, most importantly, trust, respect, and willingness to support ...

Pokemon Diamond, making up the fourth generation of Pokemon. The games were released on September 28, 2006, in Japan and were ...

Japanese parents have faced criticism in the past for giving their children kira-kira names such as Pikachu (from Pokemon), Naiki (Nike), Daiya (Diamond), PÅ« (from Winnie-the-Pooh), and Kitty ...

Snorlax– Not everyone can pull off a cowboy hat, but for some reason, it works perfectly well with Snorlax. For a Pokemon that’s known for eating and sleeping over pretty much anything else ...

One unlucky player’s Nintendo Switch 2 experience will make you cautious about transferring save data to the new console.

While the animation style is obviously different from many other cartoons at the time, it’s the fact that it was so clearly ...

Examples of a kirakira name include Pikachu, Naiki (like the brand Nike) and Pū (as in Winnie-the-Pooh). Japan has introduced new rules for parents to avoid the use of "interesting" names given ...

A five-year-old Colorado girl captured the internet’s heart with a video of her crying over a food chain forgetting her “favorite” sauce – and leading to her crowning as a guacamole princess.

Just burn him.' And I did, and I started crying." Murray Close/Lionsgate "It was really emotional," de Armas continued. "I've never seen anyone burning, even though it's fake." The Knives Out ...

"I think people are gonna cry," he said. He also had some suggestions for future watchers: "I want people to come away from it and call their mom. Call their grandmother. Get the recipes.

Speaking with Andrea Newman, I admitted that Miranda Rae Mayo's performance in Episode 20 made me cry, and the showrunner responded: Me too! And oh my god, Taylor, at the end [of the finale] when ...