How many Pokemon are confirmed for Winds and Waves so far?

The full roster is still being revealed. The confirmed list includes returning Pokemon from across multiple generations plus three brand-new Gen 10 starters: Browt (Grass), Pombon (Fire), and Gecqua (Water). This page updates with every official reveal.

What types are most common in the Winds & Waves Pokedex?

Water and Poison types dominate the confirmed roster. Qwilfish (Water/Poison), Jellicent (Water/Ghost), and Mareanie fit the ocean theme. Ghost types are well-represented too, with Dusknoir , Cursola , and Palossand . The distribution will shift as more inland and urban Pokemon get revealed.

Are there new Pokemon in Winds and Waves?

Yes. The three starters are the first Gen 10 originals shown. Their final evolutions and typings haven't been revealed yet. More new Pokemon are expected, including regional forms, a box legendary pair, and whatever the new battle gimmick introduces. Check the Winds & Waves tier list for rankings as they're added.

What returning Pokemon are in the Winds & Waves dex?

The confirmed returnees span Gen 1 through Gen 9. Notable picks include Raichu , Swellow , Centiskorch , Tropius , and Seismitoad . The selection leans toward Pokemon that fit tropical and ocean environments, but there are surprises in the mix.

Can I filter the Winds & Waves Pokedex by type?

Yes. Use the sidebar filters on this page to narrow by type, generation, base stats, or competitive tier. Dual-type Pokemon show up under both of their types. The filters work with whatever portion of the dex has been revealed so far.

Is Winds & Waves on Nintendo Switch or Switch 2?

Switch 2 only. Winds & Waves won't be playable on the original Switch. It's a ground-up next-gen title launching in 2027. Game Freak announced it on February 27, 2026, on the franchise's 30th anniversary.

Pokemon Winds & Waves Pokedex - All Gen 10 Pokemon

This Pokedex tracks every Pokemon confirmed for Winds & Waves so far. The roster pulls from across all previous generations, with Ghost and Bug types better represented than you'd expect. Centiskorch (Fire/Bug, 525 BST), Overqwil (Dark/Poison), and Lokix (Bug/Dark) add coverage beyond the Water-heavy core. Use the type and generation filters to explore what's available. The full dex will be much larger than what's shown here.

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The full roster is still being revealed. The confirmed list includes returning Pokemon from across multiple generations plus three brand-new Gen 10 starters: Browt (Grass), Pombon (Fire), and Gecqua (Water). This page updates with every official reveal.
Water and Poison types dominate the confirmed roster. Qwilfish (Water/Poison), Jellicent (Water/Ghost), and Mareanie fit the ocean theme. Ghost types are well-represented too, with Dusknoir, Cursola, and Palossand. The distribution will shift as more inland and urban Pokemon get revealed.
Yes. The three starters are the first Gen 10 originals shown. Their final evolutions and typings haven't been revealed yet. More new Pokemon are expected, including regional forms, a box legendary pair, and whatever the new battle gimmick introduces. Check the Winds & Waves tier list for rankings as they're added.
The confirmed returnees span Gen 1 through Gen 9. Notable picks include Raichu, Swellow, Centiskorch, Tropius, and Seismitoad. The selection leans toward Pokemon that fit tropical and ocean environments, but there are surprises in the mix.
Yes. Use the sidebar filters on this page to narrow by type, generation, base stats, or competitive tier. Dual-type Pokemon show up under both of their types. The filters work with whatever portion of the dex has been revealed so far.
Switch 2 only. Winds & Waves won't be playable on the original Switch. It's a ground-up next-gen title launching in 2027. Game Freak announced it on February 27, 2026, on the franchise's 30th anniversary.

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