Names of Pokémon for children

The fever of the game Pokémon Go has reached the names of the children. There are many parents who love the application of this legendary game, and this is inspiring the name of the baby. There are very special names inspired by the Bible, of English princes and princesses, or even Nobel Prizes to name a child. Therefore, it is not surprising that Pokemon also inspires the important choice of a name for the baby. Charmander, Pikachu, Onyx or Evee are the most popular among Pokémon parents.

5 names of Pokémon for boys and girls

1. Evee. It is the most popular name for girls inspired by the application of Pokémon Go. It is an adorable first generation Pokémon that has the most evolutions, up to eight. This is precisely why this name means 'evolution' and is one of the options that most valued adults fascinated with this universe to call their babies. This character manages to adapt to all the environments in which he lives and emits different radiations to defend himself.

2.Onyx. Another star name for all fans of Pokémon. Onyx is also a member of the first generation of this game and it is a huge stone that constantly evolves. The interpretation of this name comes from the semiprecious Onyx stone and in Japanese it has different meanings, such as rock or snake.

3. Pikachu. This electric Pokémon is the most recognizable for all those people who have heard of Pokémon, since it is the visible face of the whole saga. Although it seems incredible, many recent parents have decided that their children are called Pikachu, the evolved form of Pichu, whose name means 'electric mouse'.

4.Charmander. Another Pokemon of the first generation very used in the novelty of names for children is Charmander, a character of fire that evolves in Charmeleon and Charizard. This is a very special name since its meaning is 'fire salamander'.

5. Roselia. Another name especially created for girls is Roselia, a Pokemon turned into a plant and belonging to the third generation. The etymology of this so normalized name is that it has to do with the 'roses' and also with the Japanese azalías, so everything is related to a name that has a lot to do with the flowered gardens of Japan.