ALL GOLD & SILVER POKEMON

Gold and Silver's Pokedex covers 251 Pokemon across the Johto and Kanto regions. Gen 2 split the old Special stat into Sp. Atk and Sp. Def, added Dark and Steel types to counter Psychic, and introduced breeding and held items. The time-of-day system means some Pokemon only appear at night or during the morning. Use the filters to browse by type, generation, or stats.

How to access additional Pokemon in Gold & Silver

Gold and Silver cover 251 Pokemon across two full regions. Beat the Elite Four and you'll board the S.S. Aqua to Kanto, where most Gen 1 species show up in the wild. That second region isn't just postgame filler. It's how you access a big chunk of the dex.

Time of day matters. Some Pokemon only appear at night (Hoothoot, Spinarak in Gold), others in the morning. Breeding at the Day Care on Route 34 is the only way to get baby Pokemon like Pichu, Cleffa, and Magby. Version exclusives still require trading with the opposite game.

Story
D
Chikorita - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#001

Chikorita

GRASS
318
C
Bayleef - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#002

Bayleef

GRASS
405
C
Meganium - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#003

Meganium

GRASS
525
D
Cyndaquil - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#004

Cyndaquil

FIRE
309
C
Quilava - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#005

Quilava

FIRE
405
B
Typhlosion - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#006

Typhlosion

FIRE
534
C
Totodile - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#007

Totodile

WATER
314
C
Croconaw - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#008

Croconaw

WATER
405
C
Feraligatr - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#009

Feraligatr

WATER
530
D
Pidgey - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#010

Pidgey

NORMALFLYING
251
D
Pidgeotto - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#011

Pidgeotto

NORMALFLYING
349
C
Pidgeot - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#012

Pidgeot

NORMALFLYING
479
C
Spearow - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#013

Spearow

NORMALFLYING
262
C
Fearow - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#014

Fearow

NORMALFLYING
442
D
Hoothoot - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#015

Hoothoot

NORMALFLYING
262
C
Noctowl - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#016

Noctowl

NORMALFLYING
452
C
Rattata - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#017

Rattata

NORMAL
253
C
Raticate - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#018

Raticate

NORMAL
413
D
Sentret - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#019

Sentret

NORMAL
215
C
Furret - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#020

Furret

NORMAL
415
C
Pichu - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#021

Pichu

ELECTRIC
205
C
Pikachu - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#022

Pikachu

ELECTRIC
320
C
Raichu - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#023

Raichu

ELECTRIC
485
D
Caterpie - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#024

Caterpie

BUG
195
D
Metapod - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#025

Metapod

BUG
205
C
Butterfree - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#026

Butterfree

BUGFLYING
395
D
Weedle - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#027

Weedle

BUGPOISON
195
D
Kakuna - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#028

Kakuna

BUGPOISON
205
C
Beedrill - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#029

Beedrill

BUGPOISON
395
C
Ledyba - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#030

Ledyba

BUGFLYING
265
C
Ledian - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#031

Ledian

BUGFLYING
390
D
Spinarak - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#032

Spinarak

BUGPOISON
250
C
Ariados - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#033

Ariados

BUGPOISON
400
C
Geodude - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#034

Geodude

ROCKGROUND
300
B
Graveler - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#035

Graveler

ROCKGROUND
390
B
Golem - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#036

Golem

ROCKGROUND
495
D
Zubat - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#037

Zubat

POISONFLYING
245
B
Golbat - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#038

Golbat

POISONFLYING
455
B
Crobat - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#039

Crobat

POISONFLYING
535
C
Cleffa - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#040

Cleffa

FAIRY
218
C
Clefairy - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#041

Clefairy

FAIRY
323
C
Clefable - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#042

Clefable

FAIRY
483
C
Igglybuff - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#043

Igglybuff

NORMALFAIRY
210
C
Jigglypuff - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#044

Jigglypuff

NORMALFAIRY
270
C
Wigglytuff - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#045

Wigglytuff

NORMALFAIRY
435
C
Togepi - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#046

Togepi

FAIRY
245
C
Togetic - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#047

Togetic

FAIRYFLYING
405
C
Sandshrew - Pokemon Gold & Silver
#048

Sandshrew

GROUND
300
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FAQ

  • 251. That's 100 new Johto Pokemon added to the original 151 from Kanto. The game spans two regions, so you encounter Pokemon from both generations during the story. Some Gen 1 Pokemon only appear in Kanto after beating the Elite Four.

  • Gold gets Mankey, Growlithe, Spinarak, Teddiursa, Gligar, and Mantine. Silver gets Vulpix, Meowth, Ledyba, Phanpy, Delibird, and Skarmory. Plus the box legendaries: Ho-Oh in Gold, Lugia in Silver.

  • Cyndaquil is the safest pick. Typhlosion has good Speed and Sp. Atk, and Fire coverage is hard to find early. Totodile hits hard physically but suffers from the Gen 2 issue: Water is a special type, so its Attack stat doesn't apply to STAB moves. Chikorita is the weakest start by far, since Grass is resisted by most early gyms.

  • Dark and Steel. Dark type finally gives Psychic a real weakness and counter. Steel resists almost everything and tanks hits. Umbreon and Tyranitar are the standout Dark types. Steelix and Scizor make Steel immediately relevant.

  • Generation 2, released in 1999 in Japan and 2000 in North America for the Game Boy Color. Added breeding, held items, a day/night cycle, two new types (Dark and Steel), and split the Special stat into Sp. Atk and Sp. Def.

  • Yes. After beating the Johto Elite Four, the entire Kanto region opens up with 8 more gym leaders to challenge. It's the same map from Red and Blue, updated for Gen 2. Clearing all 16 badges unlocks the fight against Red on Mt. Silver.

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