whos that pokemon
A free audio processing demo — play it in your browser, no install. Mobile-first "Who's That Pokémon?" web game: 493 silhouettes, voice-acted cries, 5 themes, online Hall of Fame. Zero-cost static stack (GitHub Pages + Firestore).
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A mobile-first web game inspired by the classic anime segment: a Pokémon appears as a black silhouette, you type its name, and when you get it right it is revealed with confetti — and its cry, voice-acted by a friend, Daniele, for all 493 Pokémon of Generations I–IV.
The game was built as a gift for Daniele, a lifelong Pokémon fan who recorded a cry for every one of the 493 Pokémon from Kanto to Sinnoh with his phone.
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