Having played games for most of her life, Madie Bostwick has evolved from a fan to an expert on all her favorites. When it comes to the Pokémon franchise specifically, she's caught them all, and then ...

New information on Meltan seems to pop up every week, but a new video confirms that mysterious form at the end of the last Pokémon Go and Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go Eevee trailer is ...

The first thing to know when attempting to take on any Pokemon in Pokemon GO is its typing; Melmetal is a Steel-type Pokemon which makes it weak to Fire, Fighting, and Ground-type attacks. However, ...

Related reads:Three Years Later, Pokémon Go Is Finally Unlocking Mythical Creature Keldeo for All — but Those Who Previously Paid $8 for One Won't Get Another Melmetal, the evolution of the Mythical ...

The Pokemon Company has explained how the Pokemon Go Meltan evolution to Melmetal will work for Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Details on how to evolve Mythical Pokemon Meltan into Melmetal in ...

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The Pokemon Company has been drip-feeding us hints about the new Pokemon species Meltan in recent weeks, but it appears that the mystery has finally been solved. In a video update, Professors Willow ...

The Pokemon Company has been gradually revealing more details about the new Pokemon Meltan since it (sort of) debuted in Pokemon Go following September's Community Day event. Earlier this month, we ...

Meltan is a brand new Pokémon coming soon to Pokémon GO and Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. It's the only generation eight monster that we know about so far, and The Pokémon Company ...

It turns out that Meltan, the adorably small mythical Pokémon that’s exclusive to Pokémon Go, has an evolutionary form. The latest video in the Professor Oak/Professor Willow saga, released in ...

Melmetal ex is the deck’s central core that even with three Energy its Headbutt does a solid 80 damage. With four Energy, this Metal Pokemon’s Metal Arms swings for a better 100 damage and 150 if the ...