POKÉDEX

All 1,025 Pokémon — type, evolutions, weaknesses, height, weight and where each one lives. Every entry links to the cards in this catalogue that depict it.

This is the games' data, not the cards'. A card and a species answer different questions and often disagree. Base Set Charizard is a Fire card weak to Water ×2; the species Charizard is Fire/Flying, 4× weak to Rock and immune to Ground. Card pages show the card; these pages show the Pokémon.

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All 1,025 Pokémon. Page 1 of 22.

  1. #0001Bulbasaurgrasspoison
  2. #0002Ivysaurgrasspoison
  3. #0003Venusaurgrasspoison
  4. #0004Charmanderfire
  5. #0005Charmeleonfire
  6. #0006Charizardfireflying
  7. #0007Squirtlewater
  8. #0008Wartortlewater
  9. #0009Blastoisewater
  10. #0010Caterpiebug
  11. #0011Metapodbug
  12. #0012Butterfreebugflying
  13. #0013Weedlebugpoison
  14. #0014Kakunabugpoison
  15. #0015Beedrillbugpoison
  16. #0016Pidgeynormalflying
  17. #0017Pidgeottonormalflying
  18. #0018Pidgeotnormalflying
  19. #0019Rattatanormal
  20. #0020Raticatenormal
  21. #0021Spearownormalflying
  22. #0022Fearownormalflying
  23. #0023Ekanspoison
  24. #0024Arbokpoison
  25. #0025Pikachuelectric
  26. #0026Raichuelectric
  27. #0027Sandshrewground
  28. #0028Sandslashground
  29. #0029Nidoran-Fpoison
  30. #0030Nidorinapoison
  31. #0031Nidoqueenpoisonground
  32. #0032Nidoran-Mpoison
  33. #0033Nidorinopoison
  34. #0034Nidokingpoisonground
  35. #0035Clefairyfairy
  36. #0036Clefablefairy
  37. #0037Vulpixfire
  38. #0038Ninetalesfire
  39. #0039Jigglypuffnormalfairy
  40. #0040Wigglytuffnormalfairy
  41. #0041Zubatpoisonflying
  42. #0042Golbatpoisonflying
  43. #0043Oddishgrasspoison
  44. #0044Gloomgrasspoison
  45. #0045Vileplumegrasspoison
  46. #0046Parasbuggrass
  47. #0047Parasectbuggrass
  48. #0048Venonatbugpoison

WHERE THIS COMES FROM

Species data is imported from PokéAPI. Weaknesses are not stored — they are calculated from the type chart, so a dual type multiplies correctly rather than reporting whichever half looks worse.

Habitats are only recorded for Generation I in the source data. Later Pokémon show “not recorded” rather than a guess.