This Pokedex covers every Pokemon across all generations, sorted by National Dex number by default. You can filter by type, generation, competitive tier, or battle archetype using the sidebar. Each card shows the Pokemon's typing and base stat total so you can compare at a glance. Click any card to see the full stat spread, evolution line, and move list. The BST (base stat total) is one of the fastest ways to spot strong picks, but don't sleep on low-BST Pokemon with good typing or abilities. A well-placed Azumarill hits harder than plenty of Pokemon with 100+ more BST.

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Bisharp
#0625

Bisharp

darksteel
C
Bouffalant
#0626

Bouffalant

normal
D
Rufflet
#0627

Rufflet

normalflying
C
Braviary
#0628

Braviary

normalflying
D
Vullaby
#0629

Vullaby

darkflying
C
Mandibuzz
#0630

Mandibuzz

darkflying
C
Heatmor
#0631

Heatmor

fire
C
Durant
#0632

Durant

bugsteel
D
Deino
#0633

Deino

darkdragon
D
Zweilous
#0634

Zweilous

darkdragon
C
Hydreigon
#0635

Hydreigon

darkdragon
D
Larvesta
#0636

Larvesta

bugfire
C
Volcarona
#0637

Volcarona

bugfire
C
Cobalion
#0638

Cobalion

steelfighting
C
Terrakion
#0639

Terrakion

rockfighting
C
Virizion
#0640

Virizion

grassfighting
C
Tornadus
#0641

Tornadus

flying
C
Thundurus
#0642

Thundurus

electricflying
S
Reshiram
#0643

Reshiram

dragonfire
S
Zekrom
#0644

Zekrom

dragonelectric
A
Landorus
#0645

Landorus

groundflying
A
Kyurem
#0646

Kyurem

dragonice
C
Keldeo
#0647

Keldeo

waterfighting
A
Meloetta
#0648

Meloetta

normalpsychic
A
Genesect
#0649

Genesect

bugsteel

  • There are 1,025 Pokemon in the National Pokedex as of the latest update. That count covers every species from Kanto through the newest generation, DLC additions included. This page pulls from our database directly, so the number stays current.

  • Bulbasaur is #001 in the National Pokedex, and that hasn't changed since Red and Blue launched in 1996. Sort this page by Dex number to see the full order starting from #001.

  • The Pokedex is an in-game encyclopedia that tracks every Pokemon you encounter or catch. Think of this page as the real-world version. Full database, every species, filterable by type and generation.

  • BST stands for base stat total. It's the sum of a Pokemon's six base stats: HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed. Every card on this page shows the BST so you can compare Pokemon at a glance. Sort by BST to see the raw stat leaders.

  • The main series runs from Red and Blue (1996) through Scarlet and Violet (2022), with remakes and spin-offs in between. Each game features a different regional Pokedex. Use the game filter on this page to see which Pokemon appear in a specific title.

  • There are 18 Pokemon types: Normal, Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost, Dragon, Dark, Steel, and Fairy. Fairy was the last addition back in Generation 6. Most Pokemon carry one or two types, and dual-typing changes their resistances and weaknesses. Use the type filter on this page to browse by any single type or combination.

  • Generation 5 (Unova) added the most at 156 new species. Gen 1 (Kanto) is close with 151. Gen 6 (Kalos) introduced the fewest at just 72.

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