ireallyliketoeatbread:

Fire types can be found at gas stations and during sunny days

Water types at lakes and other bodies of water as well as while it’s raining

Electric types are found near transforming stations and during thunderstorms

Ghost types can be found at night

Grass, bug, and normal types can be found in parks and other green landscapes

Normal types can also be found in urban areas

itsomgitsgreenblogging:

So I started playing Pokemon Go like two days ago, but this morning when I was eating breakfast I decided that I was going to go for a run on the bikepath near my house and play Pokemon Go just to see if I would find anything. When I told my mom this, she was immediately like, can I come with you? Now, granted I love my mom to death, but I come from a family of intense runners (my mom being a former marathon runner, my brother being the other one who is an extremely good collegiate racer) so I’ve always been a little self-conscious of being subpar since I tore my hipflexor back in high school which ended my high school racing for good. But I explained to my mom about Pokemon Go and why I wanted to go running, and when I explained it to her she was just like, alright awesome let’s go! 

So we start running at a fairly good pace, the volume on my phone is up so I can hear. All of a sudden a Caterpie pops up and I start sprinting down the hill screaming to tell my mom as she asks what’s wrong that, “I NEED TO CATCH THIS POKEMON I NEED TO BE THE VERY BEST LIKE NO ONE EVER WAS”. People on the bikepath (older people not playing) were staring but my mom was laughing it up. I caught it and we kept going, I caught a LOT pokemon along the way (a lot of grass pokemon, and when we crossed a river on a bridge I caught a Goldeen, Staryu, and Psyduck which I was freaking out about). Finally we got to where the bikepath leads to the center of town, and my mom was asking if I wanted to go down so I could get the pokestops. But I declined and we went back home, a total of just over 4 ½ miles. By the time we got home, I had gotten level 5 and was thrilled. When my mom and I were stretching my mom was smiling and I asked her why and she said, “Honestly I’m so happy, I haven’t seen you move so fast, or be so motivated and happy to run in so long and I’m just really grateful. Do you want to go again tomorrow?”  

And I realized she was right. So there you go, not only am I on the course of being a Pokemon Master, but this game has brought me closer to my mom, and gave me back the joy I felt for a sport before an injury took away my high school running career before it really started. Thanks Pokemon Go. <3

unoriginalsam:

ten-and-donna:

chauvinistsushi:

mcclellansmelf:

So Pokemon Go came out and I legit walked around for three hours in the dark, met like five of my neighbors also looking for Pokemon, and saw a grown ass man trudge into a pond. What a time to be alive.

nintendo’s plan to make everyone get out the house is working spectacularly if a bit odd.

“Working spectacularly, if a bit odd” is Nintendo’s entire goddamn business model.

We are now SIMS.

autisticdixon:

theawesomeadventurer:

theawesomeadventurer:

theawesomeadventurer:

honestly Pokemon go is probably going to help a lot with people who have depression because rather than laying in bed all day we are getting up and going outside and actually enjoying ourselves rather than laying in bed all day

someone already reblogged this saying how much is helps this is wonderful thank u Pokemon

I’m crying

i think it’s time to flood my dash with positive pokemon go stuff