Lovella: Quick trivia question to start us off. What two colors are a standard Pokeball?
Steve: Oh, that is red and white.
Lovella: Yes, correct.
Lovella: Welcome to Kids vs. Parents, the family trivia battle with four questions for the kids and four tougher ones for the parents.
Lovella: I'm Lovella.
Steve: And I'm Steve.
Steve: And before we get into the episode today, we have a special announcement.
Steve: We have just launched the free Kids vs. Parents crew.
Lovella: And crew members get free family games,
Lovella: vote on future episodes, and chances to help test new games.
Steve: We'll explain all about this later at the end of the episode,
Steve: but you can head over and join for free at playkidsverseparents.com.
Lovella: All right.
Lovella: Today's episode has been highly requested.
Lovella: We're doing Pokemon trivia.
Steve: Oh, boy.
Steve: Has this been requested a lot?
Steve: We've had the most out of any episode.
Lovella: Yes, it's crazy.
Steve: So many people.
Lovella: So many people.
Steve: Here are a few of the people who suggested this one.
Lovella: Okay, so we have Beckett.
Steve: From Redondo Beach, California.
Lovella: Arlo.
Steve: From Lando Lakes, Florida.
Lovella: Holden and Rivers.
Steve: From Westchester, Pennsylvania.
Lovella: Ava the Axolotl.
Steve: Which is from Spotify.
Lovella: Elena and Isabel.
Steve: From Lexington, South Carolina.
Lovella: Landon and Logan.
Steve: From Evans, Georgia.
Lovella: And Centaine.
Steve: From New South Wales, Australia.
Lovella: Thank you, guys.
Steve: Wow.
Lovella: So many people.
Steve: Yeah.
Steve: Thank you all for writing in and suggesting this episode.
Steve: we finally got to a Pokemon episode for you.
Steve: Although Lovella and I don't really know a lot about Pokemon.
Lovella: Yeah, I only really know Pikachu, Red and White Pokeball.
Steve: But we're going to do our best and we hope that you enjoy playing along.
Steve: We do have some good questions though.
Steve: Yes.
Steve: We do have some fun questions.
Lovella: So even if we get them wrong, we hope that you enjoy them.
Steve: That's right.
Steve: Hopefully you do a lot better than Lovella and I.
Lovella: Okay, Dad, so what's the prize today?
Steve: The winner of today's episode will get the Evolution Boost Prize.
Steve: And what that means is that their next snack or dessert gets to evolve.
Steve: What?
Steve: It gets to be an extra scoop of ice cream.
Steve: Or you get to put sprinkles or candy on it.
Steve: Or you get a double dose of pretzels or a snack.
Lovella: Whoa.
Lovella: Oh, my goodness.
Steve: Extra cheese on your pizza.
Lovella: Now that's a prize.
Steve: That's right.
Lovella: That's crazy.
Steve: That's right.
Steve: Your snack or dessert gets to evolve.
Lovella: Whoa.
Steve: So it's going to be fun.
Lovella: Oh, my.
Lovella: Okay.
Steve: Without further ado, let's get into this competition.
Steve: Yes.
Steve: Right?
Steve: Who's going to go first?
Lovella: Let's do us kids first.
Lovella: Let's do all the kids first.
Steve: They've requested it.
Steve: So let's let all the kids go first.
Lovella: You're going to rock it, kids.
Steve: Here we go, kids.
Steve: Question number one.
Steve: What is the name of Pikachu's trainer?
Steve: I don't know.
Lovella: I don't know.
Steve: It's okay.
Steve: We've already established that you don't know a lot about Pokemon.
Steve: It's okay if you don't know the easy ones.
Lovella: I'm going to say Bob.
Steve: Bob?
Steve: You are incorrect.
Lovella: Dang it.
Steve: It is Ash Ketchum.
Steve: Do you know why it's like Ketchum?
Steve: It's like Ketchum All.
Steve: He wants to Ketchum All.
Lovella: Oh, Ketchum.
Steve: Ketchum All.
Steve: Ash Ketchum.
Lovella: That's cool.
Steve: That's his name.
Steve: Well.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Not on the board.
Steve: That's okay.
Lovella: That's okay.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Here we go.
Steve: Question number two.
Steve: What Pokemon is known for sleeping all the time?
Lovella: Is it the turtle one?
Steve: The turtle one?
Lovella: I don't know.
Lovella: There's a turtle.
Steve: Is there a turtle?
Lovella: There's a turtle.
Steve: Is that the one that's called Squirtle?
Lovella: Probably.
Lovella: Oh, yeah.
Lovella: Squirtle.
Lovella: Yeah, I know that dude.
Lovella: He's cute.
Lovella: The one that sleeps.
Steve: What's the one that sleeps all the time?
Steve: I'll give you a little hint.
Steve: his name
Steve: has kind of got an association
Steve: with sleeping.
Lovella: Sleeper.
Lovella: Nighttime.
Steve: What do some people do when they sleep?
Lovella: Sleepwalking.
Lovella: Nightmare.
Steve: If you were faking to sleep, what would you do
Steve: to let people know that you were sleeping?
Steve: You're pretending to sleep.
Steve: What would you do?
Lovella: I would snore.
Steve: Yeah. So what would the Pokemon's name be?
Lovella: Snorer.
Lovella: Snore. Snore. Let's just go with snore.
Steve: It is not snore.
Lovella: Bro, you just...
Steve: It is Snorlax.
Lovella: Snorlax.
Lovella: How am I meant to know that there's a lax at the end of that?
Steve: If you watch Pokemon.
Lovella: I don't watch Pokemon though. I don't play Pokemon.
Steve: That's not my fault.
Steve: Well, still not on the board. Let's see if you can get on the board.
Steve: Your goal, Lovella, is to get one right.
Lovella: Yeah, my goal. That's my main goal.
Lovella: I have a question about Pikachu because I've drawn Pikachu plenty of times.
Steve: What color is Pikachu?
Lovella: Yellow.
Lovella: I got that.
Lovella: Is that what you want?
Lovella: Oh my gosh, guys.
Steve: No, that's not one of the questions.
Steve: That was just a bonus question.
Steve: But I cooked.
Lovella: I cooked that question.
Steve: This is for like Pokemon fans, right?
Steve: I can't go.
Steve: I can't just give what color is Pikachu.
Steve: Like, no.
Steve: Question number three.
Steve: What is the name of Asha's hometown?
Steve: O que é ele?
Steve: guess. Pokey. Pokeyville? Pokeyville sounds so cute. Is incorrect though. It is Pallet Town.
Lovella: I totally got that. Pallet Town. Dang it. I was just about to say that next. You just interrupted
Steve: me. Oh, sorry. I could have gotten that right. Nope. All right. Still zero. Don't worry,
Steve: Lovella. I don't imagine I'm going to get it off the board either. We might end up having
Lovella: deuces for both of us. I feel like this might be one of our first episodes where we both get
Steve: It could very well be, but we will see.
Steve: That'd be so funny.
Steve: Let's see.
Steve: Last question for the kids.
Steve: Here we go.
Steve: Which Pokemon has a flame burning on the end of its tail?
Lovella: Oh, it's the fire one.
Lovella: It's the fire one.
Lovella: Can't I just get a point for that?
Steve: The fire one?
Lovella: It's flame.
Lovella: I know what they're talking about.
Lovella: It looks like a dragon, doesn't it?
Lovella: It looks like a cute little dinosaur or something.
Lovella: Does it?
Lovella: Is that its name?
Lovella: I don't remember.
Lovella: Cute little dinosaur?
Lovella: No.
Lovella: It's got to be something with fire.
Lovella: Fireball.
Steve: Fireball?
Steve: Is that your answer?
Steve: Sure.
Steve: That's my answer.
Steve: It is Charmander.
Lovella: Oh, my gosh.
Lovella: I've heard of that one.
Steve: Charmander.
Steve: I would have also accepted...
Lovella: Fireball.
Steve: No, not Fireball.
Steve: I would have also accepted Chimchar and Monferno.
Lovella: Monferno.
Steve: I think those are two other Pokemon that have a fire at the end of their tail,
Steve: but the most common one is Charmander.
Lovella: Charmander.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Well, Lovella, shall we do a quick score check for you?
Steve: Let's go back and count.
Lovella: Okay, I have one plus two minus two minus one equals zero.
Steve: So zero for you.
Steve: Zero off the board.
Steve: Let's see how I do.
Steve: I'm not going to tease you on this one
Steve: because I can't imagine I'm going to get off the board either.
Lovella: Yeah.
Steve: I hope you kids did a lot better than Lovella.
Steve: I'm sure there's those.
Lovella: Probably.
Steve: I have faith in you guys.
Steve: I imagine that all the people who suggested this topic.
Steve: Yeah.
Steve: They're going to cook.
Lovella: They're going to shine.
Steve: They got four out of four, right?
Lovella: Probably.
Steve: I'm hoping so.
Steve: Probably got four out of four.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Parents, get yourselves ready.
Steve: You're up next.
Lovella: Okay, Dad.
Lovella: Here we go.
Lovella: Question number one.
Lovella: What year were the original Pokemon games first released in Japan?
Steve: A.
Steve: Oh, good.
Steve: Multiple choice.
Lovella: That means I got a chance.
Lovella: A, 1976.
Lovella: B, 1986.
Lovella: C, 1996.
Lovella: Or D, 2006.
Steve: Oh, okay.
Steve: 76?
Steve: 76, 86, 96, or 2006.
Steve: Or 2006.
Steve: Okay.
Steve: All right.
Steve: It's definitely not 2006.
Steve: They've been around longer than that.
Steve: 96.
Steve: I'm going to rule that one out as well.
Steve: I feel like it's 86 or 76.
Steve: Were they around 86?
Steve: Did they come out in the 80s?
Steve: I'm going to say 1986 is going to be my guess.
Lovella: You are incorrect.
Steve: No way.
Steve: Really?
Lovella: Is it 76?
Lovella: It was 1996.
Steve: Oh, it was 96.
Lovella: Uh-huh.
Lovella: Oh, okay, right.
Lovella: Yep.
Lovella: First released in Japan.
Steve: 1996.
Steve: Okay.
Steve: All right.
Steve: I was a decade off.
Lovella: Yeah.
Lovella: That's okay, buddy.
Steve: All right.
Lovella: All right.
Lovella: Question number two.
Steve: Okay.
Lovella: What Pokemon can transform into another Pokemon?
Steve: What Pokemon?
Lovella: What Pokemon can transform into a different Pokemon?
Steve: Oh, it'll be like a shape-shifting one.
Lovella: So what does a shape-shifter sound like?
Steve: Shift-lax.
Steve: Shift-a-tune.
Lovella: Are you just...
Lovella: You're just adding the ending sounds or names, letters.
Steve: Copy.
Steve: Copycat.
Steve: Copychew.
Lovella: Copychew.
Steve: Copychew is my answer.
Lovella: That's actually so cute.
Steve: That sounds cute.
Lovella: Copychew.
Steve: I'm going to say copychew.
Lovella: Copychew.
Steve: Am I right?
Lovella: It is ditto.
Steve: Oh, it's ditto.
Steve: Ditto.
Steve: Oh, that makes sense.
Steve: Do you know what ditto means?
Lovella: Like same.
Steve: Yeah, it means same.
Steve: Same.
Steve: Agreed.
Steve: Agreed, yeah.
Steve: So.
Steve: Ditto.
Steve: What does Ditto look like?
Steve: I'm going to look him up right now.
Lovella: I hope he's cute.
Lovella: Let's see.
Lovella: Aw.
Steve: Is he cute?
Steve: He's so cute.
Lovella: Look, he's like a purple blob.
Steve: He's like a purple blob.
Lovella: Aw.
Steve: That would make sense.
Steve: He's kind of blobby and then he kind of obviously transforms into the shape of other Pokemon.
Lovella: Guys, I want Ditto.
Steve: You want Ditto?
Lovella: I have Ditto.
Steve: You got to go catch him.
Lovella: Aw, I don't want to catch him.
Lovella: I'll ask Ash to catch him.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Well, I was close.
Steve: Maybe.
Steve: Maybe not really.
Steve: But anyway.
Steve: It's okay.
Steve: Still zero for me.
Steve: Zero for Lovella.
Steve: All right.
Lovella: Question number three.
Lovella: What is the name of the online game that uses your real world location to find and catch Pokemon?
Steve: I'm about to get on the board.
Lovella: You know this?
Steve: I think I know this.
Steve: Interesting.
Lovella: Okay, I've seen random people playing this game.
Steve: Yes, we've seen people.
Lovella: I was walking to school one time and then this man, he came out from a house and he was running with his phone and he was like, Pikachu!
Lovella: Or something.
Lovella: Or Pokemon!
Lovella: Really?
Lovella: And I was like, okay.
Lovella: Okay, buddy.
Steve: Yes, I have seen people playing this out in public as well.
Steve: What is it called?
Steve: It is called Pokemon Go.
Lovella: That is incorrect.
Steve: Oh, really?
Lovella: Just kidding.
Lovella: You're right.
Lovella: I'm right!
Lovella: You're right!
Lovella: Yes! On the board!
Lovella: Woohoo!
Steve: Finally, someone scored.
Lovella: Okay, last question and this is a multiple choice.
Steve: Oh, another multiple choice.
Lovella: Okay, here we go.
Lovella: Question number four.
Lovella: Which Pokemon card is widely considered the rarest in the world?
Lovella: A. First Edition Charizard.
Lovella: B. Pikachu Illustrator.
Lovella: C. Ancient Mew.
Lovella: Or D. Shining Mewtwo.
Steve: um well i have no idea on that one okay i think anything with first edition
Steve: is probably pretty rare um i would also think pikachu is the most common one
Steve: does that make it the most it's probably not the rarest i feel like pikachu's probably been printed
Steve: a lot i'm gonna say first edition charizard i don't know the other two what was it ancient
Steve: new ancient mu and shining mew too shining mew too it's probably is going to be one of those two but
Steve: i don't really know anything about those so i'm going to say first edition charizard
Steve: the correct answer was pikachu illustrator oh what does it look like have you got it in front of you
Lovella: It's like this.
Lovella: It looks weird.
Steve: You have to describe it.
Lovella: It's got...
Steve: We're on an audio podcast.
Steve: Okay.
Steve: You have to describe it.
Lovella: It looks like Pikachu is holding a spear or what looks like a paintbrush or a sparkly diamond pen to me.
Steve: Right.
Steve: And do you know how much it's worth?
Lovella: $16 million.
Lovella: Dollars?
Lovella: $16,492 million.
Steve: Wow.
Lovella: Yeah, that's a lot.
Steve: That's a lot for a Pokemon card.
Steve: Someone paid that.
Lovella: They take this very serious.
Steve: They do take it very seriously.
Steve: Wow.
Lovella: They take those things very seriously.
Steve: Okay.
Steve: Well, I didn't get that one.
Lovella: That's okay.
Lovella: You got one.
Lovella: That's really impressive.
Steve: Okay.
Steve: I got one.
Steve: That's beautiful.
Steve: I'll take it.
Steve: That's beautiful.
Steve: I'll take it.
Steve: Wow.
Steve: So we're going to go to our bonus question now.
Steve: So Lovella, this is a chance for you to get on the board and see how you go.
Steve: But hopefully everybody playing along did a lot better than us.
Steve: But let's go to our bonus round now.
Lovella: Okay.
Steve: One question.
Steve: Both families can answer this question.
Steve: First team to buzz in gets the two points.
Steve: It's a bonus two-point question, this one.
Steve: But if you get it wrong, the points go to the other team.
Lovella: Okay.
Steve: Make sure you know the answer if you want.
Steve: Lovella's going to read it out.
Lovella: All right.
Lovella: Here we go.
Lovella: Bonus tiebreaker question.
Lovella: What type of Pokemon is Pikachu?
Lovella: Buzz.
Steve: I didn't even know any of the names of them.
Lovella: Okay.
Lovella: I have a question before I answer this.
Lovella: Is it what type of like species?
Lovella: Or what type of ability or something?
Steve: No, I think it'll be the type of...
Lovella: I was just going to say like he's an everything Pikachu.
Lovella: Pikachu is an everything.
Steve: I don't know the answer either.
Steve: All right, here we go.
Steve: I'm going to scroll down.
Steve: I don't know.
Steve: Neither of us know the answer.
Steve: We're being very terrible hosts.
Steve: We probably should have got some guests to come in for this one.
Lovella: Yes, we probably should have.
Lovella: Okay, the correct answer was electric.
Steve: Oh, okay, right.
Steve: Oh, because he's got the little lightning bolt.
Lovella: Oh, my gosh.
Steve: He's got the little lightning bolt on his tail.
Steve: Oh, yeah.
Steve: Whatever.
Steve: He's an electric Pokemon.
Lovella: I always thought that was just for decoration.
Steve: Well, now we know.
Steve: You know what, Lovella?
Steve: We've learned a lot about Pokemon, you and I.
Lovella: Yes, we have.
Steve: But guess what?
Steve: I win the episode because I got one correct.
Lovella: Yeah, and because I technically got it wrong, you got three points.
Steve: Well, I was the only one who answered a question correct in this entire episode.
Steve: So parents win this one.
Lovella: Good job.
Lovella: And we hope everyone out there, I'm not going to say all those names again,
Lovella: But we hope everyone out there who suggested this topic had a great time and got all the questions right.
Steve: That's right.
Steve: All right.
Steve: Well, before we end the episode, we want to tell you a little bit about Kids vs. Parents Crew, the new community that we've launched.
Steve: How this works, if you'd like your family to be a part of the Kids vs. Parents Crew, you can jump onto our website, playkidsvsparents.com.
Lovella: Yes.
Steve: You'll be able to download some free road trip printables to play on your road trips,
Steve: vote on future topics, and occasionally help us test brand new game ideas.
Lovella: Yes.
Lovella: And crew members of the families will invite to compete against each other on future episodes.
Steve: That's right.
Steve: So come on over, join our Kids vs Parents crew.
Lovella: Yes.
Lovella: Join free at playkidsverseparents.com.
Lovella: There'll be a link in the show notes.
Steve: First thing we're going to do is going to send a poll out on the next episodes that we should do.
Steve: So we'll give you four or five options of episodes we can do and you can vote.
Steve: And whichever one gets the most votes, that's the topic we'll do in that month.
Lovella: So game on.
Steve: Game on, everybody.
Steve: Thanks for joining us.
Steve: Please be part of the crew and we'll see you next time.
Lovella: Bye.
Steve: Bye.