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pokeget

Display Pokemon sprites in terminal

TLDR

Display Pokemon sprite
$ pokeget [pokemon_name]
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Display by number
$ pokeget [number]
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Display shiny version
$ pokeget [pokemon] --shiny
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Display specific form
$ pokeget [pokemon] --form [form]
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SYNOPSIS

pokeget [options] pokemon

DESCRIPTION

pokeget displays Pokemon sprites as colored ASCII art in the terminal. Pokemon can be specified by name or Pokedex number. Sprites are fetched from PokeAPI.The --shiny flag shows the shiny color variant, --form displays alternate forms (mega evolutions, regional forms), and --big renders a larger sprite. Popular for customizing terminal startup screens.

PARAMETERS

POKEMON

Pokemon name or number.
--shiny
Show shiny variant.
--form FORM
Specific form name.
--big
Large sprite.

INSTALL

yay -S pokeget
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CAVEATS

Requires terminal with color support. Internet access for sprites.

HISTORY

pokeget was created for displaying Pokemon sprites in the terminal.

SEE ALSO

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