Pokemon
A Pokemon widget is a playful stat card for any team board, collection page, stream overlay, or personal dashboard. Mizu's Pokemon widget pulls public PokeAPI data by name and renders the sprite, types, and six base stats as a compact iframe that fits inside Notion, Obsidian, and custom web pages.
Pokemon supports a full card layout for showcase pages and a compact badge layout for team rows. Users can type a Pokemon name such as `pikachu`, `gengar`, or `charizard`; the widget normalizes it through the same public API used by many fan tools. Because the data is public and cached through the browser/server path, there is no account, private token, or paid plan requirement.
Questions, answered.
Which Pokemon can I show?
Any Pokemon supported by PokeAPI. Use the lowercase name or API slug, for example `pikachu`, `mr-mime`, or `giratina-altered`.
Does it need an API key?
No. PokeAPI is public, so the widget does not ask users to bring an API key or connect an account.
What layouts are available?
The card layout shows sprite, types, and stat bars. The badge layout is tighter and works well in team lists or sidebars.
Can I use custom colors?
Yes. The shared widget style controls still apply, including background, text, accent, border, radius, and shadow.
What happens if the name is wrong?
The widget falls back to a clear not-found state so the embed does not break the surrounding page.
Is this official Pokemon software?
No. It is an embeddable fan-dashboard widget powered by public PokeAPI data, not an official Nintendo or Pokemon Company product.