wtf is pokemon_512x512?

This repository is a collection of Pokemon profile picture images, sized at 512 by 512 pixels, which the author notes is a good square size for profile pictures on apps like Slack, Discord, and Telegram. Rather than being a piece of software, this project is simply an organized folder of image files you can browse, download, and use directly. The images are grouped into folders by Pokemon generation, and each file is named using the Pokemon's official National Pokedex number followed by its name, such as 001_Bulbasaur.png or 025_Pikachu.png. Some Pokemon that have different forms include the form name as part of the file name too, like 678_Meowsticmale.png. The README includes sample screenshots showing what these images look like once applied as a profile picture in Slack, Discord, and Telegram, explaining that Slack shows them as rounded avatars while Discord and Telegram crop them into circles, keeping the Pokemon centered either way. Below that, the README displays a large visual preview table walking through each Pokemon by generation, starting with Generation 1, showing the numbered artwork alongside each Pokemon's name so you can browse and pick a favorite before downloading it. This is a straightforward asset repository rather than a tool or application. There is nothing to install or configure and no code to run. Anyone wanting a fun, recognizable avatar for a personal account, a chat bot, or a community server can simply grab the image file that matches their favorite Pokemon and upload it directly to whichever app they use. Because the file naming is consistent and predictable, it would also be easy for someone to write a short script that pulls a specific Pokemon's image automatically by its Pokedex number, though the repository itself does not include any such script. The full README is longer than what was shown.