Who's That?

Pick the blacked-out Pokémon from four names before a quick color reveal confirms whether your instinct was right.

How Who's That? works

A single Pokémon appears as a solid black silhouette above four name buttons, and you tap the one you believe fits the outline. After each answer the shape lights to full color for a beat and the buttons mark right and wrong, so you always see who it was before the next prompt slides in. Three formats shape the session: endless rides a streak that ends at your first slip, quiz gives you a fixed set of rounds to score, and timed counts how many you can name against a shrinking clock. A pass-and-play mode lets friends trade turns on the same silhouettes.

Strategy

Because the four options are your real clue, read them before you study the shadow. Often one or two names belong to Pokémon whose outlines look nothing like the figure, which you can strike at once, turning a four-way guess into a coin flip. In timed play, answer the shapes you know on sight and do not agonize, since the clock rewards volume over caution. In endless, where a single miss ends the run, slow right down on any silhouette whose options include two similarly built candidates.

What it teaches

This mode drills fast silhouette-to-name matching and, through its four-choice format, teaches you to separate Pokémon with confusingly similar outlines, the lookalike pairs that trip up almost everyone the moment a timer is involved.