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12 Cutest Pokemon in Pokemon Go and Where You Can Find Them in S’pore

2016-08-11 , 3:01 pm

We’ve previously written about where you can find rare and powerful Pokemon in Singapore but not all of us are in it for strong Pokemon, right?

How about the cute factor? Just like the Pokemon Fan Club Chairman and his fellow Pokemon lovers, there are people who don’t evolve (or what some say, Peter-pan) their Pokemon because they’re cuter in their lower evolution stages.

Here are 12 cutest Pokemon (voted by writers in this very office) in Pokemon Go and where to find them in Singapore!

Eevee

They’re practically everywhere, but if you just can’t seem to come across one, you can check out these places where they’re said to hang out. Looking at Eevee will make your day brighten up immediately.

Orchard Road
Claymore Road
Bishan Park
Along Bishan St 22
Outside Mushroom Cafe, Lornie Rd, Singapore 570000
NEX
Outram Park
Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

Growlithe

Dog lovers, you’ll love this. Doesn’t this remind you of chow chow?

Parkway Parade
Geylang Swimming Complex
Shelton International College
East Coast Park Carpark C1
Japanese Garden

Jigglypuff

Round, pink and large blue eyes. That’s the perfect recipe for cuteness if there’s ever one. Girls love the ever-loving shit out of this cuddly Pokemon.

Beside People’s Park Complex
NUS
Chapel Of Christ The Redeemer

Oddish

Also lovingly nicknamed baby kailan, 90’s kids will remember this Pokemon as the one Misty tried to capture because it’s just too cute to resist.

Singapore Post – Toa Payoh Branch
Chinese Garden – Near Tea House Pavillion

Poliwag

Resembling a blue, spherical tadpole, looking into its doleful eyes will make anyone go aww. Yes, even guys.

Singapore Botanic Garden – Near Swan Lake & Cluny Road
Geylang Park Connector – Near Casuarina Cove
Clementi Woods Park
Jurong Point Fairprice Xtra (A writer of ours caught his there when he was grocery shopping)

Vulpix

So. Fluffy. Guys, if your girlfriend is angry with you, just catch her one of these and she’ll forgive you immediately.

Phou Tai Kok Temple
Outside Junyuan Secondary School
NEX Shopping Centre – Near Adidas & Sketchers

Clefairy

Another pink, round Pokemon with short, stumpy limbs that (barely) resemble a star. This Pokemon has been making its rounds around Singapore, and SIM students might have seen it during class.

Singapore Botanic Garden – Near Burkill Hall
Outside Woodgrove Condominium
SIM
ArtScience Museum

Chansey

If you remember the Pokemon cartoon that first came out (90s kids, remember the original series?), you’ll know that Chansey was the Pokemon that helped out with Nurse Joy at the Pokecenter.

It’s pretty apt that you can find Chansey at these places:

Khoo Teck Phuat Hospital
Changi General Hospital

Snorlax

A gentle giant who gets mad when he’s disturbed from his sleep. Just how cute is that? Very. And a lot of Singaporeans love it as you can see from how they ran across the road in front of moving vehicles when one was spotted at Hougang.

Woodlands Ave 1
Bedok Point
Vivo City
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
401 Hougang Ave 10, Singapore 530401
5 Tampines Central 6, Singapore 529482
Tampines Street 83

Charmander

He might be one mean looking lizard when he grows up (evolved) to be Charizard but he’s just too cute when he’s a baby. You’ll love him even more if you know the backstory behind Ash Ketchum’s Charmander.

Aljunied-Hougang Zone 8
East Coast Park – Near BBQ Pit 14
Bedok Point
Yishun Park – Near Yishun Country Club

Pikachu

And how can we neglect this Pokemon? We were still debating if we should include Pikachu since it’s so mainstream, but hey, if there’s no Pikachu, it won’t be Pokemon.

Resort World Sentosa
Tampines West Community Club
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Woodlands (This was told by one of our writers who caught hers there)
Walk away from the 3 beginner Pokemon given by Professor Willow when you first start the game and a Pikachu will pop up.

Squirtle

This picture doesn’t do Squirtle justice. The cute Pokemon’s actions when you’re trying to catch him will make you smile. And the funniest thing? One of their hangout places is at the Live Turtle Museum in Chinese Garden.

Stadium MRT Station
Chinese Garden – The Live Turtle Museum
Heartland Mall – 205 Hougang Street 21, Singapore 530205
Yishun Swimming Complex

Featured Image: features.en.softonic.com, usatoday.com

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