A fan shares Mega Starmie art inspired by leaked details from Pokemon Legends: Z-A. The artist created a detailed concept of Mega Starmie with longer appendages. The community reception of the fan ...

Continued growth of the Pokemon brand fuels fan creativity, with fan art and crafts. A number of Pokemon fans have reimagined their favorite pocket monsters as different animals and unique objects ...

A Pokemon fan devises a unique regional variant for Snorlax, a popular Normal-type creature introduced in the first ...

A Pokemon fan shares the incredible resin lamp they've recreated that features Gengar, Haunter, and Gastly floating in space.

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Compal has introduced the Adapt X, a modular laptop concept that takes inspiration from Framework’s user-upgradable design. The Adapt X recently won an iF ...

The video-game-inspired Insteroid concept is based on the Hyundai Inster, a compact EV SUV sold in Europe and Asia. The Insteroid concept features insane motorsport-influenced styling, with a ...

When it comes to ranking the best Pokemon games, there are a lot of entries to consider. With so many generations of loveable critters to catch, the series has continually evolved over the years.

Ever since legendary automotive designer Harley Earl penned his beloved Buick Y-Job in 1938, the concept car has foreshadowed ... combining state-of-the-art engineering with equally impressive ...

Pokémon Legends: Z-A is taking the wild Pokémon concept to the next level—literally! Now, you’ll find them perched on rooftops, lurking in alleyways, and causing a ruckus throughout Lumiose ...

The remakes feature a new chibi art style that was created to stay faithful ... a new battle game in the spirit of Pokemon Showdown. Coming to mobile devices and Switch, you'll be able to battle ...

April 14, 2025 • Did you know there's an insect that can fling its pee 40 times faster than a cheetah accelerates? We did — thanks to a comic from the Bhamla Lab at the Georgia Institute of ...

Created in the Grotesque style, the 16th-century images—revealed by renovations at a lodge in England—mimic historic textile designs Known as the “forgotten Monet,” Blanche Hoschedé-Monet ...