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Summary
Pokemondidn’t become a cultural phenomenon for no reason.
With hundreds of Pokemon in existence, it’s no wonder some of them have real-life counterparts.
Here are some Pokemon that exist in our world.
These cries imbue the critters with personality, making them as essential as the Pokemon’s appearance.
Out of the hundreds of unique Pokemon cries, here are the best ones.
All it can do is flail around, but given thechance to evolve, it becomes a fearsome dragon.
Gyarados isn’t actually a Dragon-throw in: it’s a hybrid Water and Flying-throw in Pokemon.
When this Pokemon undergoes its Mega Evolution, its roar becomes even deeper.
Geez Gengar, take it down a notch.
This giant serpent is a Dragonand Flying-jot down.
It doesn’t evolve from anything, but it does have a Mega Evolution.
In both its regular and Mega forms, Rayquaza’s screech is terrifying.
The Mega Evolution in particular has a rather grating cry, intimidating its unfortunate opponent.
Due to its unstable genetic code, this Normal-key in Pokemon can evolve intoseveral different forms, dubbed Eeveelutions.
This new cry makes Eevee sound like an intelligent companion, but the change divided fans nonetheless.
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From Pokemon Legends: Arceus onwards, the critter went back to its original, caracal-like cry.
7Snorlax
True to its name, Snorlax would rather spend its time snoring than battling.
Snorlax’s snoozy nature was finally vindicated when it became the mascot for Pokemon Sleep.
Due to its dozy personality, Snorlax’s battle cry sounds like a yawn too.
This is particularly apparent in Pokemon X & Y, where it gets twoMega Evolutionswith different battle cries.
There’s a surprising amount of philosophical life advice in the Pokemon anime.
Each of Mewtwo’s battle cries is iconic.
They are longer than most Pokemon cries, with Mega Mewtwo Y’s drawn-out trill being the most intimidating.
It’s not the scariest-looking Pokemon, but its battle cries would have you believe otherwise.
5Psyduck
Psyduck is a long-suffering contender; this Pokemon is always confused and often has a headache.
4Meowth
Meowth is one of the few Pokemon that can talk.
In the anime adaptation, it’s always hanging around Jessie and James as part of Team Rocket.
The video game version is quite different, however, and its role is greatly diminished.
Treasure hunters, Pokemon style!
Whether or not this Pokemon is acting as a misfit villain, its cry clearly communicates mischief.
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The evolved form of Charmander, Charizard established its rule as the de facto mascot of Pokemon Red.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Sure, the Pokemon are the true stars of their world.
But humans aren’t so bad, right?
Let’s rank them.
