Ash Ketchum and Gary Oak's iconic rivalry shaped the Pokémon anime for over two decades. Their contrasting personalities, Ash as the underdog and Gary as the prodigy, fueled their epic clashes.

Ash Ketchum is gone from the Pokémon anime, but new series Pokémon Horizons introduces a somewhat familiar face in the hat-wearing Captain Pikachu.

The Pokemon anime series followed Ash Ketchum and his friends across almost the entire world of Pocket Monsters, including the Johto region early on in his travels.

Ash Ketchum is a name synonymous with Pokemon, being the protagonist of the primary anime series for decades before he and his Pikachu said goodbye for now.

Pokemon Gen 2 games featured the popular Ho-Oh and Lugia as box Legendaries, and they are a big reason why a new Johto game could be next.

Article Breakdown: Ash wears his hat backward only when things get serious, and he has to concentrate. Ash does this because ‘Pokémon’ is a late 90s cartoon when flipping your hat backward was ...

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An Ode To Pokémon ’s Ash Ketchum With the character’s final episodes coming to Netflix, we look back at the impact of Pokemon ’s original hero ...

Ash Ketchum is the brave and determined protagonist of the Pokémon anime series. With his iconic cap and endless enthusiasm, he dreams of becoming a Pokémon Master. Ash is a kind-hearted and ...

As it turns out, Liko’s hairpin is almost the exact same symbol found on Ash’s hat during his original design throughout the Kanto and Johto eras of the anime.