Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
A hiragana-first Pokédex for kids
An unofficial Pokémon reference for children, with a searchable catalog, quizzes, and Japanese text designed to be readable in hiragana.
- For
- Children learning to read Pokémon names in Japanese
- Worth noticing
- Its default hiragana treatment extends to Pokémon categories, while filters span generations, regions, games, types, and alternate forms.
Field notes
The catalog exposes filters for type, Pokémon group, form, region, generation, and game, alongside sorting by number, Japanese reading, or strength. Each entry includes numbered names, category, types, base stats, height, and weight; the page identifies PokéAPI as its data source. The site says Japanese names and classifications default to hiragana, with options for kanji, katakana, or English, and describes sound playback, spoken descriptions, and silhouette or evolution quizzes.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue