Pokémon Trivia Quiz: Difference between revisions

The '''Pokémon Trivia Quiz''' is a segment featured at the end of some {{pkmn|anime}} episodes in Japan. The segment for the most part replaced [[Professor Oak's lecture]]. However, Oak held special lectures about the [[Hoenn League]] and coming movies during this time. The segment debuted in [[AG105]] and ended in [[AG192]], when Professor Oak's lectures were once again featured on a regular basis in time for the start of the {{series|Diamond and Pearl}}.

The segment consists of minigames, one for each episode in which Pokémon Trivia Quiz is featured in, about not only the anime but the species. Some games are quite difficult to understand without basic Japanese and Japanese Pokémon names knowledge, as plays on words are quite common.

|Different kinds of questions are made in Pokémon Trivia Quiz, like questions with puns about the Japanese names of Pokémon and questions about episode events or scenes.

|A question about an episode scene is made and then a short clip of this scene starts playing, but it is very blurred and scrambled. There's a time limit and, as time goes by, the clip looks less blurred, giving hints to the answer to the question about the clip as the difficulty level goes down. Finally, the clip gets completely clear and unscrambled and the answer is given.

|It's a short game of {{wp|Shiritori}}, a Japanese word game in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final {{wp|kana}} of the previous word. But this game has a little twist to it, as it has a time limit and the word chain (consisting of Japanese names of Pokémon) is already set, but some of the letters have been blanked out. As time goes by, more letters appear, decreasing the difficulty level and eventually revealing the answer.

|A short clip from an episode starts playing repeated times for close observation. Questions are then made about particular aspects of the clip. Lastly, the answer is given and shown.

|A set of 6 six Pokémon are repeatedly shown and then a curtain descends. When the curtain rises, the 6 Pokémon are shown again, but one of them isn't one of the original 6 Pokémon set shown before. The answer is the name of this Pokémon.

|A screen with five holes is shown and, from each hole, a different Pokémon keeps popping up like a whack-a-mole game. Of these five Pokémon, four share some sort of similarity, while the fifth lacks this trait. This game consists of finding which Pokémon does not belong in a group with the others. After some time, a hint is given, telling the trait the viewer should look for. Finally, the answer is given.

|A jigsaw puzzle with all of the pieces blanked out appears on the screen. As time goes by random puzzle pieces appear and disappear, giving glimpses of the Pokémon. When the time is up, the Pokémon is then revealed.