120 Pokémon
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#0906
Sprigatito
Grass
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#0907
Floragato
Grass
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#0908
Meowscarada
GrassDark
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#0909
Fuecoco
Fire
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#0910
Crocalor
Fire
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#0911
Skeledirge
FireGhost
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#0912
Quaxly
Water
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#0913
Quaxwell
Water
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#0914
Quaquaval
WaterFighting
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#0915
Lechonk
Normal
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#0916
Oinkologne
Normal
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#0917
Tarountula
Bug
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#0918
Spidops
Bug
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#0919
Nymble
Bug
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#0920
Lokix
BugDark
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#0921
Pawmi
Electric
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#0922
Pawmo
ElectricFighting
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#0923
Pawmot
ElectricFighting
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#0924
Tandemaus
Normal
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#0925
Maushold
Normal
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#0926
Fidough
Fairy
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#0927
Dachsbun
Fairy
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#0928
Smoliv
GrassNormal
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#0929
Dolliv
GrassNormal
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#0930
Arboliva
GrassNormal
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#0931
Squawkabilly
NormalFlying
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#0932
Nacli
Rock
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#0933
Naclstack
Rock
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#0934
Garganacl
Rock
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#0935
Charcadet
Fire
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#0936
Armarouge
FirePsychic
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#0937
Ceruledge
FireGhost
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#0938
Tadbulb
Electric
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#0939
Bellibolt
Electric
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#0940
Wattrel
ElectricFlying
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#0941
Kilowattrel
ElectricFlying
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#0942
Maschiff
Dark
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#0943
Mabosstiff
Dark
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#0944
Shroodle
PoisonNormal
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#0945
Grafaiai
PoisonNormal
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#0946
Bramblin
GrassGhost
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#0947
Brambleghast
GrassGhost
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#0948
Toedscool
GroundGrass
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#0949
Toedscruel
GroundGrass
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#0950
Klawf
Rock
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#0951
Capsakid
Grass
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#0952
Scovillain
GrassFire
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#0953
Rellor
Bug
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#0954
Rabsca
BugPsychic
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#0955
Flittle
Psychic
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#0956
Espathra
Psychic
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#0957
Tinkatink
FairySteel
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#0958
Tinkatuff
FairySteel
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#0959
Tinkaton
FairySteel
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#0960
Wiglett
Water
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#0961
Wugtrio
Water
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#0962
Bombirdier
FlyingDark
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#0963
Finizen
Water
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#0964
Palafin
Water
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#0965
Varoom
SteelPoison
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Pokédex?
The Pokédex is an encyclopedia of Pokémon species. The Otakuchar Pokédex shows each species' types, base stats, abilities and evolution chain, and links to its Pokémon TCG cards.
How many Pokémon are there?
As of Generation 9 (Pokémon Scarlet and Violet) there are 1,025 species in the National Pokédex, not counting other forms such as Mega or regional forms.
How many Pokémon types are there?
There are 18 types: Normal, Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Ice, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost, Dragon, Dark, Steel and Fairy. Every Pokémon has one or two types.
How do I filter Pokémon by type or generation?
Use the filters at the top of the Pokédex page: pick a type or generation, or type a name or number to narrow the list.
What are base stats?
They are the 6 core stats of each species: HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense and Speed. Their total (BST) shows how strong the species is overall.
What is an Ability?
An Ability is a passive skill that works in battle, for example Levitate makes a Pokémon immune to Ground moves. Each species has one or two regular Abilities and may have a Hidden Ability.
How does type effectiveness work?
A super effective hit deals double damage, a resisted hit deals half, and an immune Pokémon takes none. For a dual-type Pokémon both multipliers are applied.
How do Pokémon evolve?
Most often by leveling up. Others use evolution stones, trading, friendship or special conditions such as time of day or location. Each Pokémon page shows its evolution chain.
What is the difference between Legendary and Mythical Pokémon?
Legendary Pokémon can usually be found during a game's story. Mythical Pokémon such as Mew or Celebi are usually only available through distribution events.
What is a regional form?
A different version of an existing species adapted to a new region, with a new look and often new types, such as Alolan Vulpix (Ice) or Galarian Meowth (Steel).
Can I see Pokémon TCG cards from the Pokédex?
Yes. Each Pokémon page lists the Pokémon TCG cards with the same name; click one to see its details.
Where does the Pokédex data come from?
The base data comes from PokeAPI, an open Pokémon database, and is edited by Otakuchar.
