Generate a random Pokémon using the model context protocol server Poke-MCP, perfect for discovering new Pokémon data without specific search criteria.
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- Find a random Pokémon based on a specific type (e.g., fire, water, grass) using this tool. Ideal for discovering Pokémon by type for games, research, or entertainment.MIT
- Answer natural language queries about Pokémon by retrieving detailed data, discovering random Pokémon, and finding Pokémon by region or type through the Poke-MCP server.MIT
- Find where specific Pokémon appear in the wild by entering their name or ID to get detailed location encounter data.MIT
- Simulate Pokémon battles between two Pokémon using core game mechanics to determine outcomes and generate detailed battle logs.
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