Giovanni's assistant Kevin helps him push the boundairies of being an evil villain.

The Vidoegame Henchmen Exchange Program will help evil doers shake up their lives (for a small fee.)

Mario's always taking coins...but what if they belonged to somebody?!

Ash wants to be the very best, like no one ever was...even if he has to drop some old friends along the way.

Some marriages end in a game over.

Todd confronts his trainers in the long-awaited finale episode.

Sandile's not down with sharing his XP's, but who would be?

Thanos learns a thing or two from his assistant, Kevin.

In 2012, her bloody trail of vengeance began - to avenge the murder of Mario, Peach became the Mushroom Kingdom's most brutal warrior. But she had no idea where her 7 year journey would lead her to. This is Part 47 - the final part - of Peach's Revenge.

Are Shiny Pokemon really that cool?

The most tragic thing that can happen in Pokemon - Lickitung forgets Lick.

Pixel Pete is back after his Kickstarter game finally got finished, but he's about to learn some harsh lessons about saving a brutal autocratic regime.

More Pokemon meet their Shiny Forms and are...unimpressed.

Owen Parsons (the voice of Pokemon Rusty) returns in this new series about a Poke-...I mean, a young child who trains POCKET-SIZED MONSTERS to battle other POCKET-SIZED MONSTERS, in England in the 1800s.

Uhhh...meow-chu? A nightmare unlike any before (except that one time Mario dreamt he was owned by Sega) where Detective Pikachu is a film made by Sega.

Never meet your heroes.

Byron (Owen Parsons, voice of Pokemon Rusty) is going to Build the Body of his new Pocket Sized Monster (totally unlike Pokemon, I don't see the similarities at all, really) and find his first BodyBuilder Battle in this new episode of BodyBuilders!

You have to be a real sicko to create these Mario Maker levels...and really love punishment to play them.

We've shown you 10%, we've shown you 69%, but now we're showing you THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT!

Was 19th Century health care really that bad? Yes, yes it was.

If Pokemon Trainers just used a *little* more logic, the game would be a heck of a lot easier.

The most amazing invention of the 1800s, it's Sphinxter. Sure, it's just two cat butts, but it's the start of a revolution.

Pokemon trainers need to use their brain more often.

Mario wanders around the Mushroom Kingdom, murdering innocent Goombas without consequence...when will it end?