Who's That Pokémon was a recurring segment in the Pokémon animated series, in which viewers were shown only a silhouette and asked to name the creature before it was revealed. The format became a familiar part of watching the show, and the jingle itself became instantly recognisable even without the picture. Online, creators revived it as a template for guessing games, unboxings, character reveals and quiz clips, often hiding the answer until the last second. Its simple call-and-response structure is why it still works for short videos today.
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The Who's That Pokémon jingle from the anime, asking viewers to guess the hidden creature before its reveal. Creators use it for guessing games and reveals.
This is the short, upbeat jingle used in the Who's That Pokémon segment, where a dark silhouette appears on screen while a voice asks viewers to identify it. A bright, playful melody carries the tease, building a few seconds of curiosity before the Pokémon is finally revealed. It instantly triggers nostalgia for anyone who watched the original series after school, because the guessing game was part of the ritual. In edits it works as a comic pause, letting the audience shout out an answer in their heads before the punchline lands, which makes even an ordinary reveal feel like a game.