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pokego

Display Pokemon ASCII art in terminal

TLDR

TLDR

Print specific Pokémon

$ pokego --name [charizard]
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Print shiny variant
$ pokego --name [spheal] -s
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Print alternative form
$ pokego --name [blastoise] --form mega
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Print random from generations 1-3
$ pokego --random 1-3
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Print without name title
$ pokego --random 1-3 --no-title
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SYNOPSIS

pokego [--name pokemon] [--random range] [-s|--shiny] [--form form] [--no-title]

DESCRIPTION

pokego displays Pokémon sprites as colored ASCII art in the terminal. It's a fun tool for customizing terminal prompts or adding personality to shell sessions.
The tool includes sprites for all Pokémon including regional forms, mega evolutions, and shiny variants. It's written in Go for fast performance.

PARAMETERS

--name _pokemon_

Display specific Pokémon by name
--random _range_
Display random Pokémon from generation range
-s, --shiny
Display shiny color variant
--form _form_
Display alternative form (mega, gmax, etc.)
--no-title
Don't display Pokémon name

CAVEATS

Requires terminal with color support. Best viewed with dark background. Sprite quality depends on terminal font. Large sprites may not display well in small terminals.

HISTORY

pokego was created by rubiin as a faster alternative to pokemon-colorscripts. Written in Go, it offers improved performance while maintaining the fun of displaying Pokémon in terminals.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

Curated for the Linux community

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> TERMINAL_GEAR

Curated for the Linux community