KANTO, GENERATION 1
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#0001
(FUSHIGIDANE)
BULBASAUR
フシギダネ
Seed Pokemon | たねポケモン
While superficially resembling an amphibian, Bulbasaur is actually more accurately classified as a dicynodont Pokemon. The seed on its back is some sort of parasitic, nomadic species of Araceae that enables Bulbasaur to gain energy through photosynthesis, alongside eating roots and insects, which it digs for with its tusks.
#0002
(FUSHIGISOU)
IVYSAUR
フシギソウSeed Pokemon | たねポケモン
The parasitic plant on Bulbasaur's back begins to flower if it evolves into Ivysaur, releasing a sweet smell that attracts small insects, which Ivysaur predates upon. Ivysaur is the most aggressive member of the Bulbasaur family as well as the most solitary, often using its tusks to fight over territory rather than just dig for food.
#0003
(FUSHIGIBANA)
VENUSAUR
フシギバナSeed Pokemon | たねポケモン
Plant hobbyists are generally fans of Venusaur, due to the amount of rare cuttings they can collect from its back to propagate and sell. Venusaur are sometimes selectively bred to produce a wide array of color and pattern variation on their leaves. In the wild, they are calm and slow-moving Pokemon, who often live in small colonies, typically consisting of a few Venusaur and several Bulbasaur.
#0003
(MEGA FUSHIGIBANA)
MEGA VENUSAUR
メガフシギバナSeed Pokemon | たねポケモン
Exposure to an irradiated Leaf Stone causes the Araceae on its back to grow out of control, causing the normally-docile Venusaur to become extremely aggressive. Its bite force is strong enough to puncture steel, and the weight of its muscles alone will crush any human and many Pokemon when it rampages, so intentional exposure of a Venusaur to these stones is illegal in most places.
#0003
(KYODAI FUSHIGIBANA)
GMAX VENUSAUR
キョダイフシギバナSeed Pokemon | たねポケモン
When Gigantamaxed, Venusaur is completely immoble due to the weight of its plant. The amount of pollen it produces can prove lethal to some people.
#0004
(HITOKAGE)
CHARMANDER
ヒトカゲ
Lizard Pokemon | とかげポケモン
Exposure to water or high humidity can be fatal to Charmander, since the moisture can wash away the natural oils it produces along its tail that keep its flame lit. It is advised to always keep them in dry environments. There is a prevalent belief that these oils are toxic to humans, but this is a myth.
#0005
(LIZARDO)
CHARMELEON
リザードFlame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
Evolution gives Charmander a more advanced brain. Charmeleon is an intelligent and somewhat dangerous Pokemon, and this makes it hard to manage, giving some trainers who decide to evolve their Charmander regret. It likes to test its limits, so trainers are advised to be firm and dominant if raising one.
#0006
(LIZARDON)
CHARIZARD
リザードン
Flame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
A highly intelligent Pokemon with a mischievous nature. Wild Charizard can prove to be serious nuisances to humans if they decide to "target" them (burning their things, chasing & scaring them, etc.), though injuries are rare, as it's believed they understand their own power and are merely engaging in interspecies play. An advanced understanding of training is necessary to maintain a Charizard, so they are rare to see in captivity.
#0006
(MEGA LIZARDON X)
MEGA CHARIZARD X
メガリザードンX
Flame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
A highly dangerous, and often illegal mutation of Charizard that results from exposure to irradiated stones. The flame-producing oils in its body become so caustic that it warps the brain, putting Charizard into an almost permanent berserker state. Several fatalities have been reported, so these mutations are often destroyed when discovered.
#0006
(MEGA LIZARDON Y)
MEGA CHARIZARD Y
メガリザードンYFlame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
The presence of two mutations is likely due to differences in individual Charizards' DNA. This one is a more primitive form that resembles one of Charizard's ancient ancestors. It is less dangerous than the other, but they have a tendency to eat their trainer's other Pokemon, as well as randomly fly away, so they're still avoided.
#0006
(KYODAI LIZARDON)
GMAX CHARIZARD
キョダイリザードンFlame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
The heat from its enormous flames can be felt from 100 miles away. Any stadiums planning to debut one have to be fireproofed extensively.
#0007
(ZENIGAME)
SQUIRTLE
ゼニガメ
Tiny Turtle Pokemon | かめのこポケモン
A playful and sociable Pokemon. Squirtle love to gather on beaches during sunny days and blow bubbles from their mouths, making their native beaches popular attractions. Playfulness and general cuteness, as well as a generally docile attitude, make it very popular with trainers.
#0008
(KAMEIL)
WARTORTLE
カメールTurtle Pokemon | かめポケモン
Wartortle are still playful, but they like to perform stunts to establish status in their bale. One of their most commonly-observed behaviors is shell-skipping, where a Wartortle will spin their shell and launch across the surface of water, with the one that skips the furthest having the highest status.
#0009
(KAMEX)
BLASTOISE
カメックスShellfish Pokemon | こうらポケモン
Its pressurized water jets are very powerful, but it prefers to use them to make trick shots rather than attack anything. A scared or ornery Blastoise that has retreated into its shell & refuses to come out sometimes requires a large forklift to be moved, if it does so in an inconvenient spot.
#0009
(MEGA KAMEX)
MEGA BLASTOISE
メガカメックスShellfish Pokemon | こうらポケモン
Though the most stable mutation among Kanto's "big three," it isn't any less dangerous. The cannons on this Blastoise have enough power to fire off water jets as strong as the most destructive anti-tank missiles. Any trainer that has their Blastoise so much as face another human while in this form may face criminal penalties.
#0009
(KYODAI KAMEX)
GMAX BLASTOISE
キョダイカメックスShellfish Pokemon | こうらポケモン
This giant Blastoise is only permitted to be used in select stadiums that are outfitted to withstand its jets, as it no longer cares to aim carefully, opting instead to shoot while spinning its shell. Though not as lethal as Mega Blastoise, the sheer volume of water produced can prove rather dangerous.
#0010
(CATERPIE)
CATERPIE
キャタピー
Worm Pokemon | いもむしポケモン
A very weak caterpillar Pokemon that often falls prey to birds. Despite the horrible musk it produces from its horn, it's enjoyed strong popularity as a pet in Kanto. Owners have to take care to make sure that their Caterpie don't get into their closets and eat their clothes.
#0011
(TRANSEL)
METAPOD
トランセルCocoon Pokemon | さなぎポケモン
Metapod is not, in actuality, a distinct Pokemon, but a middle stage that lasts around 2-3 weeks before a fully-formed Butterfree emerges. It interestingly seems to possess false eyes, likely to startle avian predators away.
#0012
(BUTTERFREE)
BUTTERFREE
バタフリーButterfly Pokemon | ちょうちょポケモン
A migratory bug Pokemon widely loved for its cute appearance and relaxing vocalizations. It conceals a long proboscis behind its muzzle, that it will extend to eat flower pollen, sip salty liquids, or even blood should it find any.
#0012
(KYODAI BUTTERFREE)
GMAX BUTTERFREE
キョダイバタフリーButterfly Pokemon | ちょうちょポケモン
People report that the light from its wings is so soothing that it immediately will put them to sleep. It's popular to collect any shed scales that happen to drop from it while observing one in a stadium.
#0010
(BEEDLE)
WEEDLE
ビードルHairy Bug Pokemon | けむしポケモン
Due to its poisonous spines, it hasn't enjoyed as much popularity as a pet as Caterpie has. However, Weedle possesses a very devoted fanbase of entomological hobbyists, who insist on its superior, understated cuteness compared to Caterpie.
#0014
(COCOON)
KAKUNA
コクーンCocoon Pokemon | さなぎポケモン
Like Metapod, Kakuna is also not a distinct Pokemon. What makes it distinct from Metapod is its reflexive stinging "forelimbs" that it lunges out instinctively at any nearby presence, so it is generally avoided by predators and trainers alike.
#0015
(SPEAR)
BEEDRILL
スピアーPoison Bee Pokemon | どくばちポケモン
A widely feared Pokemon, made infamous by its instinctive aggression when defending its nesting site. In any other context, wild Beedrill are actually docile unless provoked, but extreme caution is still advised when near one, as with any wild poison-type Pokemon. It collects pollen in its mane of setae to carry back to its nest and feed its offspring.
#0015
(MEGA SPEAR)
MEGA BEEDRILL
メガスピアーPoison Bee Pokemon | どくばちポケモン
A vicious mutation of Beedrill that no longer desires its usual social lifestyle, instead becoming a solitary predator. Due to the potency of its venom and hyper-predatory, aggressive behavior, these Beedrill are almost always destroyed as to prevent any establishment of a breeding population.
#0016
(POPPO)
PIDGEY
ポッポTiny Bird Pokemon | ことりポケモン
An excessively common Pokemon. Though it can't be said for its evolved forms, Pidgey is able to easily adapt to urban environments, being commonly found all over cities as well as the countryside. It is often seen as more of a pest than anything, due to its overabundance & tendency to bully other, rarer bird Pokemon.
#0017
(PIGEON)
PIDGEOTTO
ピジョンBird Pokemon | とりポケモン
If it evolves, Pidgey becomes a pure carnivore. Pidgeotto is a voracious and aggressive Pokemon, preying on anything it thinks it has a chance against, though it favors piscine prey.
#0018
(PIGEOT)
PIDGEOT
ピジョットBird Pokemon | とりポケモン
Pidgeot was worshiped by certain ancient peoples as a symbol of wisdom and courage. The golden plumage of the shiny variant is especially alluring to humans, with solid gold Pidgeot statues being a commonly owned status symbol by the rich & powerful of antiquity.
#0018
(MEGA PIGEOT)
MEGA PIDGEOT
メガピジョットBird Pokemon | とりポケモン
The beautiful feathers of this mutated Pidgeot make it desirable for many trainers, but exposure to irradiated stones gave it a territorial and uncompromising disposition, unwilling to trust any trainer. Attempting to touch one will result in being attacked, so it is considered dangerous.
#0019
(KORATTA)
RATTATA
コラッタ
Mouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
Like Pidgey, Rattata is seen as an overabundant pest more often than not. Rattata has enjoyed more popularity as a pet, however, having a surprisingly well-developed brain that enables it to perform complex tricks & tasks if trained to do so.
#0020
(RATTA)
RATICATE
ラッタMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
Raticate are highly adaptable and intelligent, like Rattata, but unlike Rattata, they seldom grow to trust humans. Their suspicious nature makes them avoidant, and despite commonly dwelling in urban environments, they are rarely seen. To earn the trust of a Raticate as a trainer is an impressive feat.
#0019
(ALOLA KORATTA)
ALOLAN RATTATA
アローラコラッタMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
This Rattata is seemingly intelligent enough to manipulate humans with its cute looks in order to get food. It is less trusting than the Kantonian Rattata, but will pretend to be for its own benefit, running away after it gets what it wants.
#0020
(ALOLA RATTA)
ALOLAN RATICATE
アローララッタMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
(to be rewritten, i deleted this entry on accident -_-)
#0021
(ONISUZUME)
SPEAROW
オニスズメTiny Bird Pokemon | ことりポケモン
Spearow is Pidgey's "rival," being one of the few bird Pokemon to successfully be able to fight them off of their territory. They achieve this through having an aggressive disposition, as well as being more gregarious than Pidgey; Spearow are almost always found in groups. They swarm like wasps on anything that disturbs them.
#0022
(ONIDRILL)
FEAROW
オニドリルBeak Pokemon | くちばしポケモン
The comparitively calmer Fearow is more seldom-seen than Spearow. Despite its condorian shape and scavenging tendencies, it prefers to wade through shallow water while hunting, plucking out fish and amphibians with its hooked beak.
#0023
(ARBO)
EKANS
アーボSnake Pokemon | へびポケモン
Despite being a poison-type, it is comparitively less dangerous due to being very timid as well as rear-fanged, requiring Ekans to "chew" to inject its venom. Its common defense mechanism is flipping half of its body belly-up, exposing its bright coloration, and shaking its tail rattle to scare predators away.
#0024
(ARBOK)
ARBOK
アーボックCobra Pokemon | コブラポケモン
Arbok is among the most intelligent reptile Pokemon, but it is also very dangerous due to the lethality of its venom. Certain ancient peoples greatly feared and respected it as a supernatural being, with the belief that the false face on its hood was its true visage. The "expression" of its true face determined whether the one seeing it was fated to live longer, or die soon.
#0025
(PIKACHU)
PIKACHU
ピカチュウ
Mouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
One of the most popular pet Pokemon in history, but rare in the wild. Pikachu shares many of the same traits as Rattata, but greater popularity due to its cheek pouches and crooked tail. It is more commonly seen at Pokemon shows rather than in battle, due to the wide repertoire of tricks that it can be taught.
#0026
(RAICHU)
RAICHU
ライチュウMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
If evolved, Pikachu becomes more oriented towards battle as well as more mischievous. It is a very popular pick among trainers, with Raichu having good trainability and a scrappy disposition. Roughhousing and playfighting being common social displays (with both other Pokemon and humans). It is famous for being able to balance on the tip of its long tail.
#0026
(ALOLA RAICHU)
ALOLAN RAICHU
アローラライチュウ
Mouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
The Alolan subspecies perplexes scientists, with no real impetus being present as to why Raichu gained a relaxed disposition and Psychic typing. It is, however, extremely popular all-around, loved for both its cute looks, contest skills, and surprising power in battle. It has a particular taste for human-made confections, but its advised to avoid feeding Raichu any human food, since it's bad for their health.
#0025
(KYODAI PIKACHU)
GMAX PIKACHU
キョダイピカチュウMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
It seems that letting Pikachu grow to a gigantic size makes it extremely hungry. It has been known to demolish stands if it smells something delicious, so stadiums planning to debut one have a strict no-food rule.
#0027
(SAND)
SANDSHREW
サンド
Mouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
The scaly pangolin Pokemon was erroneously classified under the Mus genus many years ago, with many taxonomists clamoring for a change that better reflects its uniqueness. It is more closely related to Heatmor than Pikachu. Sandshrew is well-known for its defense mechanism of curling into a ball and rolling away from threats.
#0028
(SANDPAN)
SANDSLASH
サンドパンMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
Sandslash straighten out their scales as a primary defense mechanism, preferring not to fight, only using its sickle claws if forced. Their claws are most typically used for digging out burrows. Its scales are very valuable, especially the blood-red ones possessed by its shiny variant, so Sandslash are unfortunately common victims of human exploitation.
#0027
(ALOLA SAND)
ALOLAN SANDSHREW
アローラサンド
Mouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
Living in the Alolan mountains made Sandshrew stockier and fluffier. It's now mostly unable to effectively curl into a ball, thanks to its thick coat of fur and denser scales, instead relying on digging away through the snow at high speed, or being too frigid to be touched by any would-be predators.
#0028
(ALOLA SANDPAN)
ALOLAN SANDSLASH
アローラサンドパンMouse Pokemon | ねずみポケモン
The Alolan subspecies of Sandslash is rare to find. It coats its most prominent scales in water and freezes them with its breath, creating a thick defensive layer that no other Pokemon in its ecosystem can get through. Their main mode of locomotion is to "swim" through the snow, with a longer tail allowing it a wider range of movement.
#0029
(NIDORAN♀)
NIDORAN♀
ニドラン♀Poison Pin Pokemon | どくばりポケモン
While once believed to be the same species as the other Nidoran, they are actually an exclusively female sister taxon. Sometimes referred to as "Blue Nidoran" to avoid confusion with the other species. The poison in its spines is not lethal to humans, but Nidoran can't control whether or not it's secreted, so it's generally advised that any pet Nidoran wear a special coat while in public as to avoid any unpleasant incidents.
#0030
(NIDORINA)
NIDORINA
ニドリーナPoison Pin Pokemon | どくばりポケモン
Nidorina live in small groups of several individuals, becoming highly agitated and anxious should they be separated from each other. They prefer to fight and defend themselves with their strong legs, pointed canine teeth, or other blunt attacks like headbutting or body-slamming, so they are considerably "brutish" to some. In this evolved form, they are capable of controlling whether or not their spines secrete poison, but the poison is also considerably more potent.
#0031
(NIDOQUEEN)
NIDOQUEEN
ニドクインDrill Pokemon | ドリルポケモン
Nidoqueen's disposition is much calmer than Nidorina's, though they are still very cautious Pokemon. While not particularly dangeorus in demeanor, their size and thick armor plating prevent it from suffering from almost any tactile injury, and this is their main means of defending themselves, rather than using their poisonous spines. They are popular among human workers for their strength, ability to carry things in their pouch, and full control over their poison, which allows them to be a rare example of a poison-type that is commonly found in more crowded areas.
#0032
(NIDORAN♂)
NIDORAN♂
ニドラン♂Poison Pin Pokemon | どくばりポケモン
The all male Nidoran species, also referred to as "Royal Nidoran" in reference to its purple coloration. Male Nidoran are noticeably more alert and skittish than the females. Extra caution is advised around this species, as jabs from their poison horn are a common injury, though only unpleasant rather than fatal. One can tell if a male Nidoran is wary of them if they turn their large ears in your direction.
#0033
(NIDORINO)
NIDORINO
ニドリーノPoison Pin Pokemon | どくばりポケモン
Just as skittish as the male Nidoran, but in an evolved state, it becomes more overtly aggressive. They are solitary, unlike Nidorina, and tend to react violently even to others of their kind, though proper training is known to turn them more social. Nidorino are curiously known to ram their horns into rocks containing Halite, in order to eat the fragments of raw salt.
#0034
(NIDOKING)
NIDOKING
ニドキングDrill Pokemon | ドリルポケモン
Unlike Nidoqueen, Nidoking is not often seen in human spaces and is even prohibited in several. It is an imposing Pokemon known for its power, and was another very common symbol of regality and military might during antiquity. Though an excellent Pokemon for battling, it is difficult to train due to its intelligence and apparent sense of "pride," even if one manages to bypass the legal red tape of training a dangerous poison-type.
#0035
(PIPPI)
CLEFAIRY
ピッピ
Fairy Pokemon | ようせいポケモン
A rare Pokemon, famous for its playfulness and sociability. Its phylogenetic origins are shrouded in mystery, leading many laymen to theorize that Clefairy are extraterrestrial in origin, due to their activity levels increasing with high cosmic activity. If one is interested in seeing visible planets in the sky or unusual cosmic phenomena, following the behavioral habits of wild Clefairy is seen as a good cheat.
#0036
(PIXY)
CLEFABLE
ピクシーFairy Pokemon | ようせいポケモン
The critically rare Clefable is notable for its high level of natural tool use, being so intelligent that humans can even teach them to operate simple machinery in some circumstances. Like Clefairy, they are playful and prone to frequent dancing, but in the wild they hide away from humans more often due to their increased sensitivity to sound and general human activity.
#0037
(ROKON)
VULPIX
ロコンFox Pokemon | きつねポケモン
Vulpix is a very popular pet Pokemon, and is simultaneously a popular pick for Pokemon shows thanks to its unique tails, which are judged competitively by the perfection of their curls. Most owners of Vulpix go to great lengths to avoid having it come into contact with fire stones, as evolution is often not desired.
#0038
(KYUKON)
NINETALES
キュウコンFox Pokemon | きつねポケモン
Ninetales, in contrast to Vulpix, has historically been more feared and reviled. Many well-known folktales tell of Ninetales cursing humans who catch its ire, that it is a hateful Pokemon capable of changing its shape to deceive and play cruel tricks. In the wild, it is reactive and territorial as well as rather rare. While more common to find in captivity, only advanced trainers will raise one due to its wild nature and high intelligence.
#0037
(ALOLA ROKON)
ALOLAN VULPIX
アローラロコン
Fox Pokemon | きつねポケモン
Unlike the main species of Vulpix/Ninetales, the Alolan subspecies are known to live in groups. Alolan Vulpix are similarly beloved by humans due to their cuteness, with videos of their skulks playing in the snow being very popular online. However, it's unwise to approach them in the wild due to the protectiveness of their Ninetales skulk leaders.
#0038
(ALOLA KYUKON)
ALOLAN NINETALES
アローラキュウコンFox Pokemon | きつねポケモン
The Alolan subspecies lives as the leader of a skulk of Vulpix, either on its own or in a bonded pair. This Ninetales is overall more calm than the Kantonian species, being less territorial on its own, but it will still attack anything it sees as a threat to its group. This Ninetales also possesses a favorable view in Alolan folklore, being historically seen as the servant of a benevolent god rather than a vengeful trickster.
#0039
(PURIN)
JIGGLYPUFF
プリンBalloon Pokemon | ふうせんポケモン
A seemingly average-looking rabbit Pokemon known for its two strange defense mechanisms. The first (and most infamous) being its extensive range of vocalizations known to inflict drowsiness on would-be predators, and the second being its inflatable dewlap. Jigglypuff are capable of enlarging their dewlap to the point where they can be blown away in the wind, thus allowing them the ability to glide through the air.
#0041
(PUKURIN)
WIGGLYTUFF
プクリンBalloon Pokemon | ふうせんポケモン
It still has the ability to vocalize and put other creatures to sleep, but Wigglytuff leans more on its larger dewlap and increased strength for defense instead. It gets its species name thanks to its ability to inflate its dewlap and grow twice its own size to intimidate predators. Though rather slow, its back legs are also well-muscled and capable of delivering serious kicks, so annoying a Wigglytuff is ill-advised.
#0041
(ZUBAT)
ZUBAT
ズバットBat Pokemon | こうもりポケモン
A nocturnal Pokemon with eyes so tiny and vestigal it was long believed to be totally blind. They are known for living in massive colonies that take flight during dusk hours to hunt for bugs. The caves where they roost are known to sport a rich diversity of various flora.
#0042
(GOLBAT)
GOLBAT
ゴルバットBat Pokemon | こうもりポケモン
An evolved Zubat regains a little bit of its sight, though it still doesn't rely on its vision as a primary means of sensing. Golbat are capable of waddling on two legs to get around on the land, and they have a habit of licking various surfaces to gather information about their surroundings. Its saliva contains trace amounts of toxins, enough to irritate the skin, so captive Golbat are typically trained not to lick.
#0043
(NAZONOKUSA)
ODDISH
ナゾノクサWeed Pokemon | ざっそうポケモン
This tiny, cute plant Pokemon has been known to frequently startle humans with its famous night-walking behavior. As friendly as its pseudo-face may look, its "eyes" rather disconcertingly glow red in the darkness, and people are divided on whether this is also cute or creepy. However, Oddish is ultimately harmless to humans.
#0044
(KUSAIHANA)
GLOOM
クサイハナWeed Pokemon | ざっそうポケモン
Gloom is most well-known for the infamously rancid odor that emits from its flower bud when in distress. It commonly causes issues when it takes root on someone's property, since attempting to remove it by force will only make the smell worse. Its nectar (or "drool") is also commonly used in many adhesives thanks to its strong stickiness.
#0045
(RUFFRESIA)
VILEPLUME
ラフレシアFlower Pokemon | フラワーポケモン
Where the first two forms are nuisances at worse, Vileplume is a commonly restricted Pokemon thanks to its powerfully poisonous pollen. The smell and allergens are odious to most vertebrates, but irresistible to the bugs and bug Pokemon that Vileplume preys upon, which it captures within the spikey core of its flower.
#0046
(PARAS)
PARAS
パラス
Mushroom Pokemon | きのこポケモン
Paras has long been a source of acute fascination for many scientists and hobbyists alike. The tochukaso mushrooms on its back only appear once the nymph emerges from the soil, and the appearance of the mushrooms changes depending on the locale. After emerging, its questionable just how much of its brain is bug or fungus.
#0047
(PARASECT)
PARASECT
パラセクトMushroom Pokemon | きのこポケモン
The mushroom on Parasect's back is lighter than it appears, and it now controls its insect host body almost entirely. It's advised to keep captive Parasect out of environments with humidity lower than 50%, as this can induce physical deterioration and death surprisingly fast.
#0048
(KONGPANG)
VENONAT
コンパンInsect Pokemon | こんちゅうポケモン
Its huge glowing eyes are highly advanced among insect Pokemon. It is known to crash into transparent doors/windows from houses that emit strong lights at night, due to its strong attraction to brightness.
#0049
(MORPHON)
VENOMOTH
モルフォンPoison Moth Pokemon | どくがポケモン
Venomoth has not enjoyed the same popularity as Butterfree due to its poisonous wing scales, which are known to cause serious rashes if they make contact with skin for too long. Unlike most moths, it is an active predator of insects and even other insect Pokemon.
#0050
(DIGDA)
DIGLETT
ディグダMole Pokemon | もぐらポケモン
Thanks to its life of constant digging, it has very powerful front claws. Its nose is extremely sensitive, and those looking to prevent Diglett from damaging their property are advised to sprinkle strong-smelling herbs around any problem areas to repel them.
#0051
(DUGTRIO)
DUGTRIO
ダグトリオMole Pokemon | もぐらポケモン
In actuality, Dugtrio is just a group of three Diglett who share a very close group bond. Removing one from the group will cause it to become severely listless and depressed, and it is legally considered an act of cruelty.
#0050
(ALOLA DIGDA)
ALOLAN DIGLETT
アローラディグダMole Pokemon | もぐらポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0051
(ALOLA DUGTRIO)
ALOLAN DUGTRIO
アローラダグトリオMole Pokemon | もぐらポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0052
(NYARTH)
MEOWTH
ニャースScratch Cat Pokemon | ばけねこポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0053
(PERSIAN)
PERSIAN
ペルシアンClassy Cat Pokemon | シャムネコポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0052
(ALOLA NYARTH)
ALOLAN MEOWTH
アローラニャース
Scratch Cat Pokemon | ばけねこポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0053
(ALOLA PERSIAN)
ALOLAN PERSIAN
アローラペルシアンClassy Cat Pokemon | シャムネコポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0052
(KYODAI NYARTH)
GMAX MEOWTH
キョダイニャースScratch Cat Pokemon | ばけねこポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0054
(KODUCK)
PSYDUCK
コダックDuck Pokemon | あひるポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0055
(GOLDUCK)
GOLDUCK
ゴルダックDuck Pokemon | あひるポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0056
(MANKEY)
MANKEY
マンキー
Pig Monkey Pokemon | ぶたざるポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0057
(OKORIZARU)
PRIMEAPE
オコリザルPig Monkey Pokemon | ぶたざるポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0058
(GARDIE)
GROWLITHE
ガーディPuppy Pokemon | こいぬポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0059
(WINDIE)
ARCANINE
ウインディLegendary Pokemon | でんせつポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0058
(HISUI GARDIE)
HISUIAN GROWLITHE
ヒスイガーディ
Scout Pokemon | みはりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0059
(HISUI WINDIE)
HISUIAN ARCANINE
ヒスイウインディLegendary Pokemon | でんせつポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0060
(NYOROMO)
POLIWAG
ニョロモTadpole Pokemon | おたまポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0061
(NYOROZO)
POLIWHIRL
ニョロゾTadpole Pokemon | おたまポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0062
(NYOROBON)
POLIWRATH
ニョロボンTadpole Pokemon | おたまポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0063
(CASEY)
ABRA
ケーシィPsi Pokemon | ねんりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0064
(YUNGERER)
KADABRA
ユンゲラーPsi Pokemon | ねんりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0065
(FOODIN)
ALAKAZAM
フーディンPsi Pokemon | ねんりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0065
(MEGA FOODIN)
MEGA ALAKAZAM
メガフーディンPsi Pokemon | ねんりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0066
(WANRIKY)
MACHOP
ワンリキーSuperpower Pokemon | かいりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0067
(GORIKY)
MACHOKE
ゴーリキーSuperpower Pokemon | かいりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0068
(KAIRIKY)
MACHAMP
カイリキーSuperpower Pokemon | かいりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0068
(KYODAI KAIRIKY)
GMAX MACHAMP
キョダイカイリキーSuperpower Pokemon | かいりきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0069
(MADATSUBOMI)
BELLSPROUT
マダツボミFlower Pokemon | フラワーポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0070
(UTSUDON)
WEEPINBELL
ウツドンFlycatcher Pokemon | ハエとりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0070
(UTSUBOT)
VICTREEBEL
ウツボットFlycatcher Pokemon | ハエとりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0072
(MENOKURAGE)
TENTACOOL
メノクラゲJellyfish Pokemon | くらげポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0073
(DOKUKURAGE)
TENTACRUEL
ドククラゲJellyfish Pokemon | くらげポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0074
(ISITSUBUTE)
GEODUDE
イシツブテRock Pokemon | がんせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0075
(GOLONE)
GRAVELER
ゴローンRock Pokemon | がんせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0076
(GOLONYA)
GOLEM
ゴローニャMegaton Pokemon | メガトンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0074
(ALOLA ISITSUBUTE)
ALOLAN GEODUDE
アローライシツブテRock Pokemon | がんせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0075
(ALOLA GOLONE)
ALOLAN GRAVELER
アローラゴローンRock Pokemon | がんせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0076
(ALOLA GOLONYA)
ALOLAN GOLEM
アローラゴローニャMegaton Pokemon | メガトンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0077
(PONYTA)
PONYTA
ポニータFire Horse Pokemon | ひのうまポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0078
(GALLOP)
RAPIDASH
ギャロップFire Horse Pokemon | ひのうまポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0077
(GALAR PONYTA)
GALARIAN PONYTA
ガラルポニータUnique Horn Pokemon | いっかくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0078
(GALAR GALLOP)
GALARIAN RAPIDASH
ガラルギャロップUnique Horn Pokemon | いっかくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0079
(YADON)
SLOWPOKE
ヤドンDopey Pokemon | まぬけポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0080
(YADORAN)
SLOWBRO
ヤドランHermit Crab Pokemon | やどかりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0079
(GALAR YADON)
GALARIAN SLOWPOKE
ガラルヤドンDopey Pokemon | まぬけポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0080
(GALAR YADORAN)
GALARIAN SLOWBRO
ガラルヤドランHermit Crab Pokemon | やどかりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0080
(MEGA YADORAN)
MEGA SLOWBRO
メガヤドランHermit Crab Pokemon | やどかりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0081
(COIL)
MAGNEMITE
コイルMagnet Pokemon | じしゃくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0082
(RARECOIL)
MAGNETON
レアコイルMagnet Pokemon | じしゃくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0083
(KAMONEGI)
FARFETCH'D
カモネギWild Duck Pokemon | かるがもポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0084
(DODO)
DODUO
ドードーTwin Bird Pokemon | ふたごどりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0085
(DODORIO)
DODRIO
ドードリオTriple Bird Pokemon | みつごどりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0086
(PAWOU)
SEEL
パウワウSea Lion Pokemon | あしかポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0087
(JUGON)
DEWGONG
ジュゴンSea Lion Pokemon | あしかポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0088
(BETBETER)
GRIMER
ベトベターSludge Pokemon | ヘドロポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0089
(BETBETON)
MUK
ベトベトンSludge Pokemon | ヘドロポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0088
(ALOLA BETBETER)
ALOLAN GRIMER
アローラベトベターSludge Pokemon | ヘドロポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0089
(ALOLA BETBETON)
ALOLAN MUK
アローラベトベトンSludge Pokemon | ヘドロポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0090
(SHELLDER)
SHELLDER
シェルダーBivalve Pokemon | 2まいがいポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0091
(PARSHEN)
CLOYSTER
パルシェンBivalve Pokemon | 2まいがいポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0092
(GHOS)
GASTLY
ゴースGas Pokemon | ガスじょうポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0093
(GHOST)
HAUNTER
ゴーストGas Pokemon | ガスじょうポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0094
(GANGAR)
GENGAR
ゲンガーShadow Pokemon | シャドーポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0094
(MEGA GANGAR)
MEGA GENGAR
メガゲンガーShadow Pokemon | シャドーポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0094
(KYODAI GANGAR)
GMAX GENGAR
キョダイゲンガーShadow Pokemon | シャドーポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0095
(IWARK)
ONIX
イワークRock Snake Pokemon | いわへびポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0096
(SLEEPE)
DROWZEE
スリープHypnosis Pokemon | さいみんポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0097
(SLEEPER)
HYPNO
スリーパーHypnosis Pokemon | さいみんポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0098
(CRAB)
KRABBY
クラブRiver Crab Pokemon | さわがにポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0099
(KINGLER)
KINGLER
キングラーPincer Pokemon | はさみポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0099
(KYODAI KINGLER)
GMAX KINGLER
キョダイキングラーPincer Pokemon | はさみポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0100
(BIRIRIDAMA)
VOLTORB
ビリリダマBall Pokemon | ボールポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0101
(MARUMINE)
ELECTRODE
マルマインBall Pokemon | ボールポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0100
(HISUI BIRIRIDAMA)
HISUIAN VOLTORB
ヒスイビリリダマSphere Pokemon | きゅうたいポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0101
(HISUI MARUMINE)
HISUIAN ELECTRODE
ヒスイマルマインSphere Pokemon | きゅうたいポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0102
(TAMATAMA)
EXEGGCUTE
タマタマEgg Pokemon | たまごポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0103
(NASSY)
EXEGGUTOR
ナッシーCoconut Pokemon | やしのみポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0103
(ALOLA NASSY)
ALOLAN EXEGGUTOR
アローラナッシーCoconut Pokemon | やしのみポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0104
(KARAKARA)
CUBONE
カラカラLonely Pokemon | こどくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0105
(GARAGARA)
MAROWAK
ガラガラBone Keeper Pokemon | ほねずきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0105
(ALOLA GARAGARA)
ALOLAN MAROWAK
アローラガラガラ
Bone Keeper Pokemon | ほねずきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0106
(SAWAMULAR)
HITMONLEE
サワムラーKicking Pokemon | キックポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0107
(EBIWALAR)
HITMONCHAN
エビワラーPunching Pokemon | パンチポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0108
(BERORINGA)
LICKITUNG
ベロリンガLicking Pokemon | なめまわしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0109
(DOGARS)
KOFFING
ドガースPoison Gas Pokemon | どくガスポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0110
(MATADOGAS)
WEEZING
マタドガスPoison Gas Pokemon | どくガスポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0110
(GALAR MATADOGAS)
GALARIAN WEEZING
ガラルマタドガスPoison Gas Pokemon | どくガスポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0111
(SIHORN)
RHYHORN
サイホーンSpikes Pokemon | とげとげポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0112
(SIDON)
RHYHORN
サイホーンDrill Pokemon | ドリルポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0113
(LUCKY)
CHANSEY
ラッキーEgg Pokemon | たまごポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0114
(MONJARA)
TANGELA
モンジャラVine Pokemon | ツルじょうポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0115
(GARURA)
KANGASKHAN
ガルーラParent Pokemon | おやこポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0115
(MEGA GARURA)
MEGA KANGASKHAN
メガガルーラParent Pokemon | おやこポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0116
(TATTU)
HORSEA
タッツーDragon Pokemon | ドラゴンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0117
(SEADRA)
SEADRA
シードラDragon Pokemon | ドラゴンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0118
(TOSAKINTO)
GOLDEEN
トサキントGoldfish Pokemon | きんぎょポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0119
(AZUMAO)
SEAKING
アズマオウGoldfish Pokemon | きんぎょポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0120
(HITODEMAN)
STARYU
ヒトデマンStar Shape Pokemon | ほしがたポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0121
(STARMIE)
STARMIE
スターミーMysterious Pokemon | なぞのポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0122
(BARRIERD)
MR. MIME
バリヤードBarrier Pokemon | バリアーポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0123
(STRIKE)
SCYTHER
ストライクMantis Pokemon | かまきりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0124
(ROUGELA)
JYNX
ルージュラHuman Shape Pokemon | ひとがたポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0125
(ELEBOO)
ELECTABUZZ
エレブーElectric Pokemon | でんげきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0126
(BOOBER)
MAGMAR
ブーバーSpitfire Pokemon | ひふきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0127
(KAILIOS)
PINSIR
カイロスStag Beetle Pokemon | くわがたポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0127
(MEGA KAILIOS)
MEGA PINSIR
メガカイロスStag Beetle Pokemon | くわがたポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0128
(KENTAUROS)
TAUROS
ケンタロスWild Bull Pokemon | あばれうしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0128
(PALDEA KENTAUROS)
PALDEAN TAUROS
パルデアケンタロスWild Bull Pokemon | あばれうしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0128
(PALDEA KENTAUROS (BLAZE))
PALDEAN TAUROS (BLAZE BREED)
パルデアケンタロス (炎)Wild Bull Pokemon | あばれうしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0128
(PALDEA KENTAUROS (AQUA))
PALDEAN TAUROS (AQUA BREED)
パルデアケンタロス (水)Wild Bull Pokemon | あばれうしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0129
(KOIKING)
MAGIKARP
コイキングFish Pokemon | さかなポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0130
(GYARADOS)
GYARADOS
ギャラドスAtrocious Pokemon | きょうあくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0130
(MEGAGYARADOS)
MEGA GYARADOS
メガギャラドスAtrocious Pokemon | きょうあくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0131
(LAPLACE)
LAPRAS
ラプラスTransport Pokemon | のりものポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0131
(KYODAI LAPLACE)
GMAX LAPRAS
キョダイラプラスTransport Pokemon | のりものポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0132
(METAMON)
DITTO
メタモンTransform Pokemon | へんしんポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0133
(EIEVUI)
EEVEE
イーブイEvolution Pokemon | しんかポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0134
(SHOWERS)
VAPOREON
シャワーズBubble Jet Pokemon | あわはきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0135
(THUNDERS)
JOLTEON
サンダースLightning Pokemon | かみなりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0136
(BOOSTER)
FLAREON
ブースターFlame Pokemon | ほのおポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0133
(KYODAI EIEVUI)
GMAX EEVEE
キョダイイーブイEvolution Pokemon | しんかポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0137
(PORYGON)
PORYGON
ポリゴンVirtual Pokemon | バーチャルポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0138
(OMNITE)
OMANYTE
オムナイトSpiral Pokemon | うずまきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0139
(OMSTAR)
OMASTAR
オムスターSpiral Pokemon | うずまきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0140
(KABUTO)
KABUTO
カブトShellfish Pokemon | こうらポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0141
(KABUTOPS)
KABUTOPS
カブトプスShellfish Pokemon | こうらポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0142
(PTERA)
AERODACTYL
プテラFossil Pokemon | かせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0142
(MEGA PTERA)
MEGA AERODACTYL
メガプテラFossil Pokemon | かせきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0143
(KABIGON)
SNORLAX
カビゴンSleeping Pokemon | いねむりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0143
(KYODAI KABIGON)
GMAX SNORLAX
キョダイカビゴンSleeping Pokemon | いねむりポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0144
(FREEZER)
ARTICUNO
フリーザーFreeze Pokemon | れいとうポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0144
(GALAR FREEZER)
GALARIAN ARTICUNO
ガラルフリーザーCruel Pokemon | れいこくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0145
(THUNDER)
ZAPDOS
サンダーElectric Pokemon | でんげきポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0145
(GALAR THUNDER)
GALARIAN ZAPDOS
ガラルサンダーStrong Legs Pokemon | けんきゃくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0146
(FIRE)
MOLTRES
ファイヤーFlame Pokemon | かえんポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0146
(GALAR FIRE)
GALARIAN MOLTRES
ガラルファイヤーMalevolent Pokemon | じゃあくポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0147
(MINIRYU)
DRATINI
ミニリュウDragon Pokemon | ドラゴンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0148
(HAKURYU)
DRAGONAIR
ハクリューDragon Pokemon | ドラゴンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0149
(KAIRYU)
DRAGONITE
カイリューDragon Pokemon | ドラゴンポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0150
(MEWTWO)
MEWTWO
ミュウツーGenetic Pokemon | いでんしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0150
(MEGA MEWTWO X)
MEGA MEWTWO X
メガミュウツーXGenetic Pokemon | いでんしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0150
(MEGA MEWTWO Y)
MEGA MEWTWO Y
メガミュウツーYGenetic Pokemon | いでんしポケモン
(dex entry to be written)
#0150
(MEW)
MEW
ミュウNew Species Pokemon | しんしゅポケモン
(dex entry to be written)