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Kanto Original Johto Hoenn Original Sinnoh Extended Sinnoh Updated Johto Original Unova Updated Unova Conquest Gallery Kalos Central Kalos Coastal Kalos Mountain Updated Hoenn Original Alola Original Melemele Original Akala Original Ulaula Original Poni Updated Alola Updated Melemele Updated Akala Updated Ulaula Updated Poni Letsgo Kanto Galar Isle Of Armor Crown Tundra Hisui Paldea Kitakami Blueberry Lumiose City Hyperspace

Form Pokédexes

Mega

Form Pokédex

Alakazam Mega
Gmax

Form Pokédex

Snorlax Gmax

Generation Pokédexes

Generation Pokédexes
Generation I

Kanto

BulbasaurCharmanderSquirtle

#1-151

151 Pokémon

Generation II

Johto

ChikoritaCyndaquilTotodile

#152-251

100 Pokémon

Generation III

Hoenn

TreeckoTorchicMudkip

#252-386

135 Pokémon

Generation IV

Sinnoh

TurtwigChimcharPiplup

#387-493

107 Pokémon

Generation V

Unova

SnivyTepigOshawott

#494-649

156 Pokémon

Generation VI

Kalos

ChespinFennekinFroakie

#650-721

72 Pokémon

Generation VII

Alola

RowletLittenPopplio

#722-809

88 Pokémon

Generation VIII

Galar

GrookeyScorbunnySobble

#810-905

96 Pokémon

Generation IX

Paldea

SprigatitoFuecocoQuaxly

#906-1025

120 Pokémon

Pokedexes FAQ

What is a regional Pokédex?

A regional Pokédex is the list of Pokémon available in a specific game region. It focuses on the species you can catch during that story. Each region has its own ordering and count. For example, the Kanto regional Pokédex is the list of Pokémon in the Kanto region.

How do regional Pokédexes differ from the National Pokédex?

Regional Pokédexes are limited to the Pokémon found in a particular game or region. The National Pokédex includes every Pokémon across all regions. Regional lists are smaller and more focused.

Do regional Pokédexes change by game version?

Yes, versions can have different available Pokémon and different dex sizes. Remakes and updated releases often expand the regional dex. Always check the specific game context.

Why are some Pokémon missing from a regional Pokédex?

Regional dexes only include Pokémon that appear in that region or game. Some species are exclusive to other regions or are not obtainable until later. Those Pokémon still exist in the National Pokédex.

How are regional Pokédex numbers ordered?

Regional Pokédex numbers usually follow the local story progression or encounter order. It helps players track what they can find nearby. The order can differ from the National Pokédex.