Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s twenty-first lesson on Pokémon biology. Today, we will be discussing Spearow: the other Tiny Bird Pokémon. These little guys are nothing like Pidgey - they're feisty, they're quick, and they kind of suck at flying. But although they're inept at flying long distance, they are capable of quick flights to attack unsuspecting bug Pokémon... or Mr. Kurtis' face. And as always, we have another pop quiz today, so please take detailed notes on this feathery devil.

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s twentieth lesson on Pokémon biology. For today's class, we will be discussing the evolved form of Rattata: Raticate, the Mouse Pokémon... again. This chubby little devil loves to chew, so make sure you give your Raticate plenty of logs, sticks, branches, and cinder walls. Yes, you read that correctly... cinder walls. And because Rattata has one, Raticate also has a handsome Alolan form that we will be discussing. So make sure you take detailed notes on both variations of Raticate because there's another quiz at the end of class!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s nineteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. Today's class will be all about Rattata: the Mouse Pokémon. This feisty little devil is the first Pokémon in our class to have an Alolan variant! So Prof. Jacob has two Rattatas on display for the students today. Keep in mind, trainers, if you do decide to capture a Rattata, please be sure to give it plenty of food... and suitable mates... because it goes through both rapidly. And don't forget, there's another pop quiz at the end of the lesson!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s eighteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. Today, we will be discussing Pidgeot: the Bird Pokémon that's nearly as fast as a fighter jet... yes, seriously. This colorful and ridiculously fast Pokémon is highly sought after by many trainers around the world, so today's lesson is incredibly important for those of you looking to eventually train your Pidgey into a Pidgeot. So sit back and take detailed notes because Prof. Jacob has another pop quiz for today's lesson!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s seventeenth lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's lesson, we will be discussing Pidgeotto: the Bird Pokémon... very unique. Although Pidgey is mostly harmless, Pidgeotto is entirely the opposite. Due to its ability to conjure up devastating whirlwinds, it's recommended that you train your Pidgeotto outdoors or you too might be impaled by a flying pencil... RIP Mr. Kurtis' foot. And as always, we have a fun pop quiz about our dangerous feathery friend!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s sixteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. And for today's class, we are talking about Pidgey: the Tiny Bird Pokémon... very exciting. Pidgey is also our first Normal-type Pokémon we're discussing... exhilarating. Buckle up for a fun time with the Professor's feathery fat friend (the teaching assistant, Mr. Kurtis), and get a close look at his very own Pidgey the class has named Mr. Pecks. But students, make sure you have an extra shirt if you're going to let a Pidgey on your shoulder - poor Corbin learned his lesson the hard way. And as always, we will be having another surprising pop quiz!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s fifteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. We finish Weedle's evolutionary line by discussing Beedrill: the Poison Bee Pokémon. This creature is very feisty and has poisonous stingers used for subduing prey, so please do not attempt to give your Beedrill a high five. And we ask again that you take notes because there's another fun quiz today!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s fourteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. We continue Weedle's evolutionary line by discussing the amazingly boring Cocoon Pokémon: Kakuna. Like Metapod, this yellow lump essentially just sits there as the metamorphosis continues within the  shell. However, the shell can get very hot while preparing to evolve, so please do not use Kakuna for a game of hot potato. And don't forget, students, there is another pop quiz today!

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s thirteenth lesson on Pokémon biology. Today, we discuss one of the most interesting Pokémon in the entire Pokédex... NOT! Weedle, the hairy bug Pokémon, is honestly boring as hell. But it loves to eat! So make sure you keep all notebooks away from the floor; otherwise, Weedle (or Mr. Kurtis) will eat the pages. And as always, we have another fun pop quiz today! Nah, who am I kidding... this quiz is as boring as Weedle is. Sorry, Weedle. You're just not as cool as Caterpie.

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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s twelfth lesson on Pokémon biology. We wrap up Caterpie's evolutionary line today as we discuss Butterfree: the Butterfly Pokémon. Although it may not look like it, we learn that our new class pet, Matterpie (who is now Mutterfree the Butterfree), can actually be quite deadly. Therefore, Prof. Jacob has opted to not bring Matterpie into the classroom today. "But what makes Butterfree so dangerous?" you might ask, young student. Well, if we told you here in the description, it would defeat the purpose of the lesson. Oh, and there's another pop quiz today... shocker!

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