It's funny how I also struggled to figure out why the first code snippet wasn't working 😅. I eventually had to use AI for help 🥲. So without using the async syntax, which makes things easy to read and understand, the way to get the data from the resolved promise will be like this: function getBadPokemon ( ) { return fetch( 'https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/pikachu' ) .then( response => response.json()) .then( data => { console .log(data); // Now you can see the pokemon return data; // Returns the pokemon data }) } getBadPokemon().then( pokemon => { console .log( "Pokemon Data:" , pokemon); }); We return the promise from the fetch call, and then get the actual data here: getBadPokemon().then( pokemon => { console .log( "Pokemon Data:" , pokemon); });

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