A new website titled 'Every Pokémon is someone’s favorite' has collected over 55,000 personal declarations, proving that even the most obscure or underappreciated Pokémon have at least one devoted fan. Launched recently, the site allows users to submit short notes explaining why they love a specific Pokémon, covering all 1,025 creatures in the Pokédex. While fan favorites like Gengar, Mimikyu, and Bulbasaur dominate the top spots, even Pokémon like Arrokuda, Capsakid, and Quaxwell—some of the least popular—have been claimed by at least one admirer.

The project highlights how personal attachment often transcends in-game utility or mainstream popularity. Notes range from sentimental reflections—like one user connecting Unown to childhood isolation—to simple, heartfelt affirmations such as 'big whale cute' for Wailord. Some entries tie Pokémon to personal memories, like a childhood card or a parent’s knitting, showing how deeply these creatures can embed in personal identity.

Interestingly, Pikachu doesn’t appear in the top 10, and the least popular entries are often from newer games, suggesting a time lag in emotional connection. The site currently doesn’t support different forms, like Alolan Raichu, but its core message remains powerful: no Pokémon is universally unloved. This grassroots effort reflects the diverse, inclusive nature of fandom in digital culture.