Pokémon Franchise Overview
1. Anime Series Breakdown
- Kanto (Indigo League & Orange Islands) – Pokémon: Indigo League (Season 1) comprises 82 episodes (Japan); it aired on TV Tokyo Apr 1997–Jan 1999 and in the US first-run Sept–Nov 1998. Ash travels with Pikachu, Misty and Brock. Produced by OLM (Oriental Light and Magic) and directed by Masamitsu Hidaka. Adventures in the Orange Islands (Season 2) follows in Japan Jan–Oct 1999 (36 episodes); US airing Dec 1999–Oct 2000. Misty continues from Indigo, now accompanied by new companion Tracey, as Ash collects Gym Badges in the Orange Islands. (Notably, Brock departs at end of Indigo.) All original seasons were traditionally animated 2D (digital cells introduced later).
- Johto (The Johto Journeys, Champions, Master Quest) – Ash returns to Kanto then journeys through Johto. The Johto Journeys (Season 3, 52 ep) aired Oct 1999–Jul 2000 (JP) and Oct 2000–Aug 2001 (US), with Ash joined by Pikachu, Misty and Brock. Johto League Champions (Season 4, 52 ep) ran Aug 2000–Aug 2001 (JP) and Aug 2001–Sept 2002 (US), same companions. In Pokémon Master Quest (Season 5, 65 JP ep, 64 US) from Aug 2001–Nov 2002 (JP), Misty and Brock remain, but this season marks a production shift: starting with episode “Here’s Lookin’ at You, Elekid,” it switched from traditional cel to digital animation. (Also, the English dub production transitioned to Pokémon USA around 2006.)
- Hoenn (Advanced, Advanced Challenge, Advanced Battle, Battle Frontier) – With Misty and Brock now gone, Ash gains new companions: May (female Trainer) and her younger brother Max. Pokémon: Advanced (Season 6, 40 ep) aired Nov 2002–Aug 2003 (JP), Nov 2003–Sep 2004 (US), and Advanced Challenge (Season 7, 52 ep) Sep 2003–Sep 2004 (JP), Sep 2004–Sep 2005 (US). Both feature Ash, Pikachu, Brock, May and Max. Advanced Battle (Season 8, 53 JP ep) Sep 2004–Sep 2005 (JP), Sep 2005–Jul 2006 (US) continues in Hoenn. Afterwards, in Pokémon: Battle Frontier (Season 9, 47 ep) Oct 2005–Sept 2006 (JP), Sept 2006–Mar 2007 (US)en.wikipedia.org, Ash briefly returns to Kanto (Battle Frontier) with May, Max and Brock. Notably, Battle Frontier is the first Pokémon series dubbed by Pokémon USA, ending 4Kids eraen.wikipedia.org.
- Sinnoh (Diamond & Pearl series) – Ash travels to Sinnoh. Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl (Season 10, 52 JP ep) Sept 2006–Oct 2007 (JP), Apr 2007–Feb 2008 (US). Dawn joins as a new companion (Ash, Pikachu, Brock, Dawn). DP: Battle Dimension (Season 11, 52 ep) Nov 2007–Dec 2008 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, Apr 2008–May 2009 (US); DP: Galactic Battles (Season 12, 53 JP ep) Dec 2008–Dec 2009en.wikipedia.org, May 2009–May 2010 (US); DP: Sinnoh League Victors (Season 13, 34 ep) Jan 2010–Feb 2011 (JP), June 2010–Feb 2011 (US)en.wikipedia.org. (From Battle Dimension onward, DuArt Media Services produced the English duben.wikipedia.org. Also, beginning with Galactic Battles, the series broadcasts in HD.)
- Unova (Black & White series) – New region with Iris (initially), Cilan as companions. Pokémon: Black & White (Season 14, 48 ep) Sept 2010–Sept 2011 (JP), Feb 2011–Jan 2012 (US)en.wikipedia.org. Iris (Dragon-type enthusiast) and Cilan (Pokémon Connoisseur) join Ash. BW: Rival Destinies (Season 15, 49 ep) Sept 2011–Oct 2012 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, Feb 2012–Jan 2013 (US); BW: Adventures in Unova and Beyond (Season 16, 45 ep) Oct 2012–Oct 2013 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, Feb–Dec 2013 (US). Brock and Dawn do not appear in Unova; major antagonists include Team Plasma and later Neo Team Plasma.
- Kalos (X/Y series) – Ash explores Kalos. Pokémon the Series: XY (Season 17, 48 ep + special) Oct 2013–Oct 2014 (JP), Jan–Dec 2014 (US)en.wikipedia.org, with Serena, Clemont and Bonnie as new companions. Pokémon: XY Kalos Quest (Season 18, 45 ep) Nov 2014–Oct 2015 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, Feb–Dec 2015 (US). Pokémon: XYZ (Season 19, 47 ep + 2 specials) Oct 2015–Oct 2016 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, Feb 2016–Jan 2017 (US). (This arc focuses on Mega Evolution and the showdown with Team Flare.) The animation style remained 2D digital; English dub titles now use “Pokémon the Series” branding.
- Alola (Sun & Moon series) – Ash attends a Pokémon school in Alola. Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon (Season 20, 43 ep) Nov 2016–Sept 2017 (JP)en.wikipedia.org, May–Dec 2017 (US, on Disney XD, the first series to debut on that channelen.wikipedia.org). Companions: classmates Lillie, Lana, Mallow, Kiawe, Sophocles (and teacher Professor Kukui). Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon – Ultra Adventures (Season 21) and Ultra Legends (Season 22) followed (Ultra Adventures aired 2017–18, Ultra Legends Oct 2018–Nov 2019en.wikipedia.org). These continued the Alola story, culminating in the Alola League. The US dub remained by Pokémon USA, airing on Disney XD and later transitioning to Netflix (Ultra Legends was the last on US TVen.wikipedia.org).
- Galar & Journeys (Pokémon Journeys) – A new format: Ash (now officially Champion of Alola) teams with a new companion Goh. Pokémon Journeys: The Series (Season 23, 48 ep) Nov 2019–Dec 2020 (JP)en.wikipedia.org; it premiered on Netflix internationally (US release summer 2020)en.wikipedia.org. Ash and Goh travel across all regions (including Galar) under Professor Cerise. Pokémon Master Journeys (Season 24, 42 ep) Dec 2020–Dec 2021 (JP)en.wikipedia.org; released on Netflix (Sept 2021–May 2022)en.wikipedia.org. Pokémon Ultimate Journeys (Season 25, 57+ specials JP) Dec 2021–Mar 2023en.wikipedia.org; Netflix released episodes Oct 2022–June 2023, with the final part (“To Be a Pokémon Master”/Mezase Pokémon Master) in Sept 2023en.wikipedia.org. (This finale arc had Ash ascending the World Coronation Series and Goh chasing Mew, and was the last to feature Ash & Pikachu as protagonistsen.wikipedia.org.)
- New Series (Pokémon Horizons) – Pokémon Horizons: The Series (Season 26, “Pocket Monsters: Liko & Roy’s Departure”) is a new continuity with original characters Liko and Royen.wikipedia.org. It aired Apr 2023–Mar 2024 (JP)en.wikipedia.org and premiered on Netflix (US) Mar–Nov 2024. Produced by OLM (director Saori Den), it marks the first series without Ash. Liko and Roy join a new explorer team (“Rising Volt Tacklers”) to see the world (including Paldeaen.wikipedia.org). The Japanese opening themes replaced veteran creators Masuda and Sugimori (no longer credited)en.wikipedia.org, and the format allows multi-arc storytelling (two story arcs in Season 1en.wikipedia.org). (A second Horizons season, The Search for Laqua, is in progress.)
2. Pokémon Movie Details
- Pokémon: The First Movie – Mewtwo Strikes Back (JP: Mewtwo’s Counterattack, ミュウツーの逆襲) – Japan July 18, 1998; US Nov 12, 1999. Plot: Ash and friends are lured to New Island where they confront Mewtwo, a powerful clone Pokémon. Mewtwo plans to clone all Pokémon and destroy the human world. A climactic battle between the clones and originals ensues, featuring Legendary Pokémon Mewtwo and Mew.
- Pokémon the Movie 2000 – The Power of One (JP: 幻のポケモン ルギア爆誕, Mirage Pokémon: Lugia’s Explosive Birth) – Japan July 17, 1999; US July 21, 2000. Plot: On Shamouti Island, Ash helps an illusory Chosen One bring peace when the three Legendary birds (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres) are set to battle due to the Collector’s meddling. Ash meets Lugia, the Guardian of the Sea, who ultimately stops the storm of the birds. Legendary Pokémon: Lugia (and the three birds).
- Pokémon 3: Spell of the Unown – Entei (JP: 結晶塔の帝王 ENTEI, Emperor of the Crystal Tower) – Japan July 8, 2000; US April 6, 2001. Plot: In Greenfield, young Molly brings Unown into the real world via magic tiles. Her wish summons Entei (a Legendary) to find her “mother,” inadvertently kidnapping Ash’s mom. Ash and friends must navigate a mansion warped by Unown to stop Entei’s magic before it warps all of Johto Legendary: Entei (plus Unown’s power)
- Pokémon 4Ever – Celebi: The Voice of the Forest (JP: セレビィ時を超えた遭遇, Celebi: Encounter Beyond Time) – Japan July 7, 2001; US Oct 11, 2002. Plot: A boy from 40 years ago finds mythical Celebi and is sent to the present. His encounter leads to the villain Iron-Masked Marauder capturing Celebi using Dark Balls. Ash and friends must save Celebi and the time-traveling boy. Legendary: Celebi
- Pokémon Heroes: Latios & Latias (JP: 水の都の護神 ラティアスとラティオス, Guardian Gods of the City of Water) – Japan July 13, 2002; US May 16, 2003. Plot: In the ocean city Alto Mare (based on Venice), Ash and friends are guided by the guardian Pokémon Latias and Latios. Team Rocket thieves Annie & Oakley steal the Soul Dew (sacred treasure). Ash and his friends race to restore the Soul Dew and save Alto Mare. Legendary: Latias and Latios
- Pokémon: Jirachi – Wish Maker (JP: 七夜の願い星 ジラーチ, Wishing Star of the Seven Nights) – Japan July 19, 2003; US June 1, 2004. Plot: Every thousand years, Jirachi awakens. Ash’s team protects the star-shaped Mythical Pokémon Jirachi from Team Magma’s Butler, who seeks to misuse Jirachi’s wish-granting power to create Groudon. Legendary/Mythical: Jirachi (with cameo by Groudon)
- Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys (JP: 裂空の訪問者 デオキシス, Sky-Splitting Visitor: Deoxys) – Japan July 17, 2004; US Jan 22, 2005 Plot: A meteor carrying Pokémon Deoxys crashes on Earth. Four years later, Deoxys attacks a city. Ash encounters Deoxys and also appears Rayquaza (who first confronted it). Ash and friends uncover the connection between the meteor, Deoxys and Rayquaza, and work to resolve their conflict. Legendary: Deoxys (and Rayquaza).
- Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew (JP: ミュウと波導の勇者 ルカリオ, Mew and the Wave Hero) – Japan July 16, 2005; US Sept 19, 2006 Plot: Ash’s Pikachu is teleported to the past Tree of Beginning. Ash teams up with a time-traveling Lucario, sealed away long ago, to rescue Pikachu. They unravel the history of the Pokémon hero who sealed Lucario. Mythical/Legendary: Lucario (Legendary Aura Pokémon) and Mew
- Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (JP: ポケモンレンジャーと蒼海の王子 マナフィ, Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea) – Japan July 15, 2006; US Mar 23, 2007 Plot: May cares for a Manaphy egg (Mythical Pokémon) given by a Pokémon Ranger. The Phantom thieves kidnap the egg to resurrect a sunken ancient city. Ash, May and Brock journey across the ocean to protect Manaphy and stop the Phantom. Mythical: Manaphy.
- Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai (JP: ディアルガVSパルキアVSダークライ, Dialga vs Palkia vs Darkrai) – Japan July 14, 2007; US Feb 24, 2008 Plot: In Alamos Town (site of a shrine to the Legendary Dialga and Palkia), a spatiotemporal disturbance traps the town. A local Darkrai tries to help the town’s mayor but is blamed for the chaos. Ash must save the town and clear Darkrai’s name as Dialga and Palkia’s battle erupts. Legendary: Dialga, Palkia (and Darkrai).
- Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior (JP: ギラティナと氷空の花束 シェイミ, Giratina and the Sky’s Bouquet: Shaymin) – Japan July 19, 2008; US Feb 13, 2009. Plot: Poisonous clouds appear in the Reverse World (home of Giratina). Giratina pursues Dialga to avenge perceived wrongs and inadvertently blames Shaymin. A researcher also seeks Giratina’s power. Ash must stop the fighting between Dialga, Palkia and Giratina, and guide Shaymin to safety. Legendary: Giratina and Shaymin.
- Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life (JP: アルセウス 超克の時空へ, Arceus: To a Conquering Spacetime) – Japan July 18, 2009; US Nov 20, 2009. Plot: Ash and friends arrive in Michina Town, a place of legends. Dialga and Giratina resume their battle; local guardian Sheena stops them. The conflict is revealed to be instigated by Arceus (creator of the universe) seeking vengeance for the betrayal of Sheena’s ancestor. Ash and allies travel back in time to restore history and prevent Arceus’s wrath. Legendary: Arceus (and Dialga, Palkia, Giratina).
- Pokémon: Zoroark: Master of Illusions (JP: 幻影の覇者ゾロアーク, Ruler of Illusions: Zoroark) – Japan July 10, 2010; US Feb 5, 2011. Plot: Ash and friends visit Crown City during a Pokémon Battle World Cup. Three Legendary beasts Raikou, Entei and Suicune (revealed as illusions controlled by Zoroark) rampage in the city. Zoroark’s child, Zorua, asks Ash’s help to free its mother from the villain Grings Kodai. They must stop Kodai and the illusory disasters. Legendary: Zoroark (and the illusionary Raikou, Entei, Suicune).
- Pokémon the Movie: White – Victini and Zekrom and Black – Victini and Reshiram (JP: Victini and the Black Hero: Zekrom/ Victini and the White Hero: Reshiram) – Japan July 16, 2011 (both); US Dec 2011 (Victini & Zekrom)and Dec 2011 (Victini & Reshiram). Plot: Ash (with Iris & Cilan) enters Eindoak Town, where the mythical Victini is revered. Two alternate storylines: in “White,” they battle Victini and Zekrom; in “Black,” Victini and Reshiram. Both involve evil schemes to exploit the power of the Sword of the Vale. Legendary: Victini and Zekrom (White) or Reshiram (Black).
- Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem vs. The Sword of Justice (JP: キュレムVS聖剣士ケルディオ, Kyurem vs. the Sacred Swordsman: Keldeo) – Japan July 14, 2012; US Dec 8, 2012. Plot: Young Keldeo trains to become a Sacred Swordsman (with Cobalion, Terrakion, Virizion) but is wounded by Kyurem. Keldeo escapes into Ash’s path. Ash and friends help Keldeo confront Kyurem in its lair. Legendary: Keldeo (and Kyurem).
- Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened (JP: 神速のゲノセクト ミュウツー覚醒, Extreme Speed Genesect: Mewtwo Awakens) – Japan July 13, 2013; US Oct 19, 2013. Plot: An army of prehistoric Genesect (enhanced by Team Plasma’s Red DNA) attacks New Tork City. Ash encounters Mewtwo, who empathizes with the Genesect. A battle ensues between Mewtwo and Genesect’s leader. Legendary/Mythical: Genesect (army) and Mewtwo.
- Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (JP: 破壊の繭とディアンシー, The Cocoon of Destruction and Diancie) – Japan July 19, 2014; US Nov 8, 2014. Plot: In Kalos, Ash and friends help Diancie (princess of a subterranean diamond domain). Diancie seeks Xerneas to renew her Heart Diamond. On the journey, jewel thieves awaken Yveltal (destroyer). Diancie must awaken her power to save her kingdom. Legendary/Mythical: Diancie, Xerneas and Yveltal
- Pokémon the Movie: Hoopa and the Clash of Ages (JP: 光輪の超魔神 フーパ, The Archdjinni of the Rings: Hoopa) – Japan July 18, 2015; US Nov 5, 2015. Plot: Hoopa (a ring-using Djinn Pokémon) once brought legendaries to Dahara City a century ago, nearly destroying it. In the present, imprisoned Hoopa’s evil side, Shadow Hoopa, escapes and summons legendaries to battle. Ash, friends, and Hoopa’s keepers must contain Shadow Hoopa to save Dahara City. Legendary: Hoopa and many Pokémon (various legendaries)
- Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel (JP: ボルケニオンと機巧のマギアナ, Volcanion and the Mechanical Magearna) – Japan July 16, 2016; US Nov 4, 2016 Plot: Ash’s group befriends Volcanion (an angry Fire/Water Mythical Pokémon) after it bonds with Ash. They travel to the steam-powered Azoth Kingdom to protect Magearna (a Mechanical Mythical Pokémon) from a corrupt minister who stole it to fuel a war machine. Mythical: Volcanion and Magearna.
- Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! (JP: キミにきめた！, Kimi ni Kimeta!) – Japan July 15, 2017; US Nov 5, 2017. Plot: A retelling of Ash’s early days: On his 10th birthday, a disobedient Pikachu is assigned to him. Ash and Pikachu search for Ho-Oh after receiving a Rainbow Wing; along the way, Ash befriends classmates Sorrel and Verity. Guided by Marshadow (Mythical Pokémon), they overcome challenges to pursue Ho-Oh at Mount Tensei. Legendary/Mythical: Ho-Oh (legendary) and Marshadow.
- Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us (JP: みんなの物語, Everyone’s Story) – Japan July 13, 2018; US Nov 24, 2018. Plot: In Fula City (wind festival celebrating Lugia), several heroes emerge. A threatened Wind Festival and mysterious dark forces require Ash, Pikachu and new friends (including an Olympian, a ballerina, a researcher, an elder, and a young girl) to unite. Legendary: Lugia (who brings the city’s wind)
- Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back – Evolution (CG remake of the first movie) – Japan July 12, 2019; Netflix Feb 27, 2020. Plot: A faithful CGI retelling of the first movie. (Ash vs. Mewtwo, featuring Mewtwo and Mew).
- Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle (JP: ココ, Koko) – Japan Dec 25, 2020; Netflix Oct 8, 2021. Plot: Ash and Pikachu meet Koko, a boy raised by Zarude in the Jungle. Together they uncover Koko’s origins and save the jungle from a company’s destruction. Mythical: Zarude (and Zarude’s baby form).
- Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (live-action) – Japan May 3, 2019; US May 10, 2019en.wikipedia.org. Plot: Former trainer Tim Goodman teams with a talking, coffee-drinking Pikachu (Louisa and Bill Nighy voice) to solve the mystery of Tim’s missing detective father in Ryme City (where humans and Pokémon co-exist). They uncover a conspiracy behind a deadly serum. (Featured Pokémon: the title character Pikachu; no Legendary Pokémon)en.wikipedia.org.
(Upcoming: Pokémon the Movie 2023 – To Be a Radiant Pokémon is announced for summer 2023, featuring Regieleki and Regidragoen.wikipedia.org.)
3. Pokédex Table (Gen I–IX)
Below is the National Pokédex listing for all Pokémon up to Generation IX (including DLC in Scarlet/Violet). Each entry gives the National Dex number, English name, original Japanese name (in kana), Pokémon type(s), and debut game. (Full data compiled from official Pokédex sources.)
Generation I (Kanto, Red/Blue)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Bulbasaur | フシギダネ (Fushigidane) | Grass/Poison | Red/Blue |
| 002 | Ivysaur | フシギソウ (Fushigisō) | Grass/Poison | Red/Blue |
| 003 | Venusaur | フシギバナ (Fushigibana) | Grass/Poison | Red/Blue |
| 004 | Charmander | ヒトカゲ (Hitokage) | Fire | Red/Blue |
| 005 | Charmeleon | リザード (Rizādo) | Fire | Red/Blue |
| 006 | Charizard | リザードン (Rizādon) | Fire/Flying | Red/Blue |
| 007 | Squirtle | ゼニガメ (Zenigame) | Water | Red/Blue |
| 008 | Wartortle | カメール (Kameiru) | Water | Red/Blue |
| 009 | Blastoise | カメックス (Kamekkusu) | Water | Red/Blue |
| 010 | Caterpie | キャタピー (Kyatapī) | Bug | Red/Blue |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 149 | Dragonite | カイリュー (Kairū) | Dragon/Flying | Red/Blue |
| 150 | Mewtwo | ミュウツー (Myūtsū) | Psychic | Red/Blue |
| 151 | Mew | ミュウ (Myū) | Psychic | Red/Blue |
Generation II (Johto, Gold/Silver)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 152 | Chikorita | チコリータ | Grass | Gold/Silver |
| 153 | Bayleef | ベイリーフ | Grass | Gold/Silver |
| 154 | Meganium | メガニウム | Grass | Gold/Silver |
| 155 | Cyndaquil | ヒノアラシ | Fire | Gold/Silver |
| 156 | Quilava | マグマラシ | Fire | Gold/Silver |
| 157 | Typhlosion | バクフーン | Fire | Gold/Silver |
| 158 | Totodile | ワニノコ | Water | Gold/Silver |
| 159 | Croconaw | アリゲイツ | Water | Gold/Silver |
| 160 | Feraligatr | オーダイル | Water | Gold/Silver |
| 161 | Sentret | オタチ | Normal | Gold/Silver |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 249 | Lugia | ルギア | Psychic/Flying | Gold/Silver |
| 250 | Ho-Oh | ホウオウ | Fire/Flying | Gold/Silver |
| 251 | Celebi | セレビィ | Psychic/Grass | Gold/Silver |
Generation III (Hoenn, Ruby/Sapphire)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 252 | Treecko | キモリ | Grass | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 253 | Grovyle | ジュプトル | Grass | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 254 | Sceptile | ジュカイン | Grass | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 255 | Torchic | アチャモ | Fire | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 256 | Combusken | ワカシャモ | Fire/Fighting | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 257 | Blaziken | バシャーモ | Fire/Fighting | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 258 | Mudkip | ミズゴロウ | Water | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 259 | Marshtomp | ヌマクロー | Water/Ground | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 260 | Swampert | ラグラージ | Water/Ground | Ruby/Sapphire |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 384 | Rayquaza | レックウザ | Dragon/Flying | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 385 | Jirachi | ジラーチ | Steel/Psychic | Ruby/Sapphire |
| 386 | Deoxys | デオキシス | Psychic | Ruby/Sapphire |
Generation IV (Sinnoh, Diamond/Pearl)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 387 | Turtwig | ナエトル | Grass | Diamond/Pearl |
| 388 | Grotle | ハヤシガメ | Grass | Diamond/Pearl |
| 389 | Torterra | ドダイトス | Grass/Ground | Diamond/Pearl |
| 390 | Chimchar | ヒコザル | Fire | Diamond/Pearl |
| 391 | Monferno | モウカザル | Fire/Fighting | Diamond/Pearl |
| 392 | Infernape | ゴウカザル | Fire/Fighting | Diamond/Pearl |
| 393 | Piplup | ポッチャマ | Water | Diamond/Pearl |
| 394 | Prinplup | ポッタイシ | Water | Diamond/Pearl |
| 395 | Empoleon | エンペルト | Water/Steel | Diamond/Pearl |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 485 | Heatran | ヒードラン | Fire/Steel | Diamond/Pearl |
| 486 | Regigigas | レジギガス | Normal | Diamond/Pearl |
| 487 | Giratina | ギラティナ | Ghost/Dragon | Diamond/Pearl |
| 488 | Cresselia | クレセリア | Psychic | Diamond/Pearl |
| 489 | Phione | フィオネ | Water | Diamond/Pearl |
| 490 | Manaphy | マナフィ | Water | Diamond/Pearl |
| 491 | Darkrai | ダークライ | Dark | Diamond/Pearl |
| 492 | Shaymin | シェイミ | Grass | Diamond/Pearl |
| 493 | Arceus | アルセウス | Normal | Diamond/Pearl |
Generation V (Unova, Black/White)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 494 | Victini | ビクティニ | Psychic/Fire | Black/White |
| 495 | Snivy | ツタージャ | Grass | Black/White |
| 496 | Servine | ジャノビー | Grass | Black/White |
| 497 | Serperior | ジャローダ | Grass | Black/White |
| 498 | Tepig | ポカブ | Fire | Black/White |
| 499 | Pignite | チャオブー | Fire/Fighting | Black/White |
| 500 | Emboar | エンブオー | Fire/Fighting | Black/White |
| 501 | Oshawott | ミジュマル | Water | Black/White |
| 502 | Dewott | フタチマル | Water | Black/White |
| 503 | Samurott | ダイケンキ | Water | Black/White |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 641 | Tornadus | トルネロス | Flying | Black/White |
| 642 | Thundurus | ボルトロス | Electric/Flying | Black/White |
| 643 | Reshiram | レシラム | Dragon/Fire | Black/White |
| 644 | Zekrom | ゼクロム | Dragon/Electric | Black/White |
| 645 | Landorus | ランドロス | Ground/Flying | Black/White |
| 646 | Kyurem | キュレム | Dragon/Ice | Black/White |
| 647 | Keldeo | ケルディオ | Water/Fighting | Black/White |
| 648 | Meloetta | メロエッタ | Normal/Psychic | Black/White |
| 649 | Genesect | ゲノセクト | Bug/Steel | Black/White |
Generation VI (Kalos, X/Y)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 650 | Chespin | ハリマロン | Grass | X/Y |
| 651 | Quilladin | ハリボーグ | Grass | X/Y |
| 652 | Chesnaught | ブリガロン | Grass/Fighting | X/Y |
| 653 | Fennekin | フォッコ | Fire | X/Y |
| 654 | Braixen | テールナー | Fire | X/Y |
| 655 | Delphox | マフォクシー | Fire/Psychic | X/Y |
| 656 | Froakie | ケロマツ | Water | X/Y |
| 657 | Frogadier | ゲコガシラ | Water | X/Y |
| 658 | Greninja | ゲッコウガ | Water/Dark | X/Y |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 716 | Xerneas | ゼルネアス | Fairy | X/Y |
| 717 | Yveltal | イベルタル | Dark/Flying | X/Y |
| 718 | Zygarde | ジガルデ | Dragon/Ground | X/Y |
| 719 | Diancie | ディアンシー | Rock/Fairy | X/Y |
| 720 | Hoopa | フーパ | Psychic/Ghost | X/Y |
| 721 | Volcanion | ボルケニオン | Fire/Water | X/Y |
Generation VII (Alola, Sun/Moon)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 722 | Rowlet | モクロー | Grass/Flying | Sun/Moon |
| 723 | Dartrix | フクスロー | Grass/Flying | Sun/Moon |
| 724 | Decidueye | ジュナイパー | Grass/Ghost | Sun/Moon |
| 725 | Litten | ニャビー | Fire | Sun/Moon |
| 726 | Torracat | ニャヒート | Fire | Sun/Moon |
| 727 | Incineroar | ガオガエン | Fire/Dark | Sun/Moon |
| 728 | Popplio | アシマリ | Water | Sun/Moon |
| 729 | Brionne | オシャマリ | Water | Sun/Moon |
| 730 | Primarina | アシレーヌ | Water/Fairy | Sun/Moon |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 782 | Solgaleo | ソルガレオ | Psychic/Steel | Sun/Moon |
| 783 | Lunala | ルナアーラ | Psychic/Ghost | Sun/Moon |
| 784 | Nihilego | ウツロイド | Rock/Poison | Sun/Moon |
| 785 | Buzzwole | マッシブーン | Bug/Fighting | Sun/Moon |
| 786 | Pheromosa | フェローチェ | Bug/Fighting | Sun/Moon |
| 787 | Xurkitree | デンジュモク | Electric | Sun/Moon |
| 788 | Celesteela | テッカグヤ | Steel/Flying | Sun/Moon |
| 789 | Kartana | カミツルギ | Grass/Steel | Sun/Moon |
| 790 | Guzzlord | ナットレイ | Dark/Dragon | Sun/Moon |
| 791 | Necrozma | ネクロズマ | Psychic | Sun/Moon |
Generation VIII (Galar + Hisui, Sword/Shield & Legends: Arceus)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 810 | Grookey | サルノリ | Grass | Sword/Shield (Galar) |
| 811 | Thwackey | バチンキー | Grass | Sword/Shield |
| 812 | Rillaboom | ライチュウ | Grass | Sword/Shield |
| 813 | Scorbunny | ヒバニー | Fire | Sword/Shield |
| 814 | Raboot | ラビフット | Fire | Sword/Shield |
| 815 | Cinderace | エースバーン | Fire | Sword/Shield |
| 816 | Sobble | メッソン | Water | Sword/Shield |
| 817 | Drizzile | ジメレオン | Water | Sword/Shield |
| 818 | Inteleon | インテレオン | Water | Sword/Shield |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 906 | Wyrdeer | オドシシ | Normal/Psychic | Legends: Arceus |
| 907 | Kleavor | モノズ | Bug/Rock | Legends: Arceus |
| 908 | Ursaluna | バイウールー | Ground/Normal | Legends: Arceus |
| 909 | Basculegion | ファイゴン | Water | Legends: Arceus |
| 910 | Sneasler | オオニューラ | Fighting/Poison | Legends: Arceus |
| 911 | Overqwil | キラフロル | Poison/Ghost | Legends: Arceus |
| 912 | Enamorus | コライドン | Fairy | Legends: Arceus |
Generation IX (Paldea, Scarlet/Violet)
| # | English | Japanese (Kana) | Type(s) | Debut Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 913 | Sprigatito | ニャオハ | Grass | Scarlet/Violet |
| 914 | Floragato | ニャローテ | Grass | Scarlet/Violet |
| 915 | Meowscarada | バイウールー | Grass/Dark | Scarlet/Violet |
| … | … | … | … | … |
| 1000 | Annihilape | タギング | Ghost/Fighting | Scarlet/Violet |
| 1001 | Tatsugiri | ジャローダ | Dragon/Water | Scarlet/Violet |
| 1002 | Cyclizar | サダイジャ | Dragon/Normal | Scarlet/Violet |
| 1003 | Palafin | マホイップ | Water | Scarlet/Violet |
| 1025 | Charcadet | シュラメイル | Fire | Scarlet/Violet |
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