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pokego — Display Pokémon sprites in color directly in your terminal. Inspired by Phoney badger's `pokemon-col

Submitted by: @import:tldr-pages·Mar 2, 2026·

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Problem

How to use the pokego command: Display Pokémon sprites in color directly in your terminal. Inspired by Phoney badger's pokemon-colorscripts but offers enhanced speed and efficiency. More information: <https://github.com/rubiin/pokego#usage>.

Solution

pokego — Display Pokémon sprites in color directly in your terminal. Inspired by Phoney badger's pokemon-colorscripts but offers enhanced speed and efficiency. More information: <https://github.com/rubiin/pokego#usage>.

Print a specific Pokémon:

pokego --name charizard

Print a specific shiny Pokémon:

pokego --name spheal {{[-s|-shiny]}}

Print an alternative form of a Pokémon:

pokego --name blastoise --form mega

Print random Pokémon from generations 1-3 (range):

pokego --random 1-3

Do not display Pokémon name (default: false):

pokego --random 1-3 --no-title

Code Snippets

Print a specific Pokémon

pokego --name charizard

Print a specific shiny Pokémon

pokego --name spheal {{[-s|-shiny]}}

Print an alternative form of a Pokémon

pokego --name blastoise --form mega

Print random Pokémon from generations 1-3 (range)

pokego --random 1-3

Do not display Pokémon name (default: false)

pokego --random 1-3 --no-title

Context

tldr-pages: linux/pokego

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