Bulbasaur was created by Ken Sugimori and the Pokémon design team as one of the original 151 Pokémon for the first generation of the Pokémon series.
The first generation Pokémon games, Red and Blue, were released internationally, bringing Bulbasaur to a global audience.
Bulbasaur was prominently featured in the Pokémon anime series, beginning its adventure with Ash Ketchum and becoming one of his key Pokémon.
Though Bulbasaur does not have a Mega Evolution in official games, it was discussed in early concepts during Pokémon X and Y development phases, but ultimately was not implemented.
Bulbasaur was made available in Pokémon GO, introducing the character to a new mobile gaming audience worldwide.
Bulbasaur was officially added in the Isle of Armor DLC, allowing players to use this classic starter in recent main series games again.
Bulbasaur hatches from an egg in a lush forest, marking the beginning of its life journey.
Bulbasaur meets its first Trainer and begins training, learning to harness its grass and poison abilities.
Bulbasaur participates in a battle defending its territory in Viridian Forest, showcasing its strength and skills.
Bulbasaur increases its power and experience through various Adventures and battles, preparing for evolution someday.
Bulbasaur helps protect its home environment from threats like wildfires and intruders, emphasizing its bond with nature.
Bulbasaur reaches a level where evolution to Ivysaur is imminent, reflecting its growth potential.
