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"Now that Twitch Plays Pokemon has completed every Pokemon generation, all eyes are on one fish named Grayson Hopper. Grayson is currently being streamed on Twitch playing Pokemon Red by swimming around in its tank to press buttons. It&amp;#039;s actually a thing.  So far, he has spent more than 125 hours on the game. In that time, he has managed to select Charmander as his starter Pokemon, named him &amp;#039;AAAABBK&amp;#039; and defeated the rival trainer&amp;#039;s Squirtle. Grayson doesn&amp;#039;t play at nighttime. &amp;quot;Unfortunately, we don&amp;#039;t have a dedicated light for Grayson at night, and we would rather not sleep with the light on,&amp;quot; said the fish&amp;#039;s owner. But there&amp;#039;s talk of getting him a dedicated lamp - because a 24-hour stream is what the public are demanding, apparently. Will Grayson get far enough to catch a Magikarp?  For the record, it took a total of 1.1 million players on Twitch Plays Pokemon more than 16 days and 7 hours to complete Pokemon Red. They also plumped for a Charmander but gave it the name &amp;#039;ABBBBBBK&amp;#039;. The Pokemon became a level 34 Charmeleon before it was unintentionally released on the fifth day. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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