Who's That Pokémon?
Reveal the silhouette one guess at a time.
Name the hidden Pokémon from its outline as it sharpens with every miss.
How Who's That Pokémon? works
A single Pokémon is blacked out to a pure silhouette, and your job is to name it before your guesses run out. Each wrong guess is not wasted: the shadow resolves a little more with every miss, trading a slice of your budget for a clearer shape. Wrong names you have already tried stay listed so you never burn a reveal on a repeat, and the generation filter narrows the pool to the eras you actually know.
Strategy
Read the outline structurally before you read it as a character. Wings, a long neck, a coiled tail, or a round blob each rule out huge swaths of the dex, so start from the shape family and only then reach for a name. Spend your early guesses on distinctive body plans rather than long shots, because a near-miss still buys you a sharper silhouette for the next attempt. If you play with a narrow generation range, lean on the roster you know cold instead of second-guessing later gens.
What it teaches
Silhouette trains the visual half of Pokémon recognition: proportion, posture, and profile rather than color or typing. It is the fastest way to notice how much of a design lives in its outline alone.