Grayson Hopper is a fish. He’s been playing the classic Game Boy role-playing game Pokémon Red for over 125 hours and has thousands of viewers on his Twitch livestream.

Twitch Plays Pokemon was apparently too easy. Now, you can watch an actual fish make its way through Pokemon Red.

Goldeen had ambitions too, you know. Using an emulator set-up much like the one that powers Twitch Plays Pokemon, a pet owner has volunteered his fish to play Pokemon Red for the entertainment of ...

Unbeknownst to Grayson Hopper the betta fish (because, let's face it, he doesn't know anything), he has been playing Pokemon Red/Blue for over 150 hours. And over 20,000 people at any given time ...

But the big new trend in online Pokemon is, bizzarely, a fish. A Twitch user has combined an emulator version of Pokemon Red with a webcam that points at his fish tank. The in-game character moves ...

Over a matter of a few days, thousands of people were simultaneously watching this fish named [Grayson Hopper] float around a bowl of water as a webcam recorded its every move and translated the di… ...

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Who's better at playing the hit 1996 video game Pokémon Red: a anarchic collective of video game enthusiasts, or a betta fish? Thanks to an enterprising coder and Grayson Hopper—a fish—we may ...

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The red handfish is one of nature’s real treats. It’s a strange little bottom-dwelling fish that actually prefers to crawl along the sea floor rather … ...

I have, in my day, been something of an amateur aquarist, but I never thought to provide my fish with a pastime like playing Pokemon. One intrepid Twitch user has done just that, programming an ...