Every Gym Leader in Pokemon Generation 4 (Sinnoh)
No two trainers in the Sinnoh League use two of the same species of Pokemon as each other. Single overlaps happen – Champion Cynthia and Gardenia both keep a Roserade – but a matching... Read More →
Author: Jax Cole
Every Gym Leader in Pokemon Generation 3 (Hoenn)
Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire reached Japan on November 21, 2002 with a wall built into them. The Game Boy Advance used a different link connector from the Game Boy and Game Boy Color, so... Read More →
Every Gym Leader in Pokemon Generation 2 (Johto)
Johto’s Gym Leaders deal in Flying, Bug, Normal, Ghost, Fighting, Steel, Ice and Dragon. Kanto’s eight Gym Leaders had already claimed Rock, Water, Electric, Grass, Poison, Psychic, Fire and Ground, which left exactly seven... Read More →
Every Country That Participated in World War II
World War II killed somewhere between 70 and 85 million people - roughly 3 percent of the entire human population alive in 1940. That number is so large it becomes abstract until you consider... Read More →
Every Roman Emperor Who Was Assassinated (27 BC to 476 AD)
In January of 41 AD, a Praetorian tribune named Cassius Chaerea stepped into a covered passageway beneath the Palatine Hill in Rome and stabbed the emperor Caligula to death. He had many reasons, most... Read More →
Every Gym Leader in Pokemon Generation 8 (Galar)
Four of Galar’s eight Gyms have two people attached to them, and they arrive there by two different routes. Two are split by cartridge – buy Sword and you fight one person, buy Shield... Read More →
Every Gym Leader in Pokemon Generation 1 (Kanto)
Pokemon Red and Green were meant to be a Christmas release. Game Freak had the code finished in October 1995 and the launch was set for December 21 that year, then it slipped, because... Read More →
Every Founding Father Who Signed the Declaration of Independence
The leftmost column of names on the Declaration of Independence belongs to Georgia. New Hampshire is over on the right, John Hancock sits alone in the middle underneath the text in no column at... Read More →
Every US President
The first American presidency started late because of the weather. The Confederation Congress had scheduled the inauguration for the first Wednesday in March 1789, and then, in the National Archives’ own account, “the early... Read More →
Every One of the 13 Original Colonies
One hundred and twenty-six years separate the first of these colonies from the last. Virginia’s settlers landed in 1607; Georgia’s did not arrive until 1733. The gap shows. When the First Continental Congress met... Read More →
