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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Most spells have no known creator. These ones do. From Snape's six textbook inventions to Voldemort's Dark Mark to Hermione's DA parchment jinx - every piece of magic in the series with a confirmed inventor. Read More →
‘Oh don’t mind me! Don’t apologize for bothering me! I’ll just hang here, wide open, until you get back, shall I?’ The Fat Lady says it in Goblet of Fire, and the Harry Potter... Read More →
‘One simply siphons the excess thoughts from one’s mind,’ Dumbledore tells a schoolboy who has just been caught inside his, ‘pours them into the basin, and examines them at one’s leisure.’ Harry’s own first... Read More →
Most readers can name four Animagi. The wizarding world has far more. Here is every confirmed Animagus across the books, Rowling's Pottermore writings, and the official games - with animal forms, registry status, and the story behind each transformation. Read More →
J.K. Rowling documented 35 Ministers for Magic in her official Pottermore essay. Most readers know five. Here is every one, from Ulick Gamp in 1707 to Kingsley Shacklebolt, with everything Rowling wrote about each of them. Read More →
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