The world is in the Galar region, in a forest full of wild pokemons.

Galar Region: Galar is composed of a main island that stretches from north to south, Armadura Island, located off its east coast, and the Crown Tundra, located in the southern part of the Galarian mainland. The region has been reported to lie across the sea from Kalos, with a strait separating the two regions, as well as being at a considerable distance from Hoenn, Unova and Alola.

Greography: The Galar region is a vast area that encompasses diverse environments, such as idyllic rural landscapes, modern cities, and snow-capped mountains. Galar comprises a large continental area, as well as an outlying island area, Armadura Island, to the east of the continent.

The southern tip of the mainland Galar includes the Crown Tundra. This area is isolated from the rest of the mainland by a high mountain range, which extends northwards along both continental coasts. However, the Galarian railway system allows travel through these mountains.

Just north of the southern mountains, in the wide valley between its coastal foothills, are the dense Sleepy Forest and the nearby village of Postwick. This valley also marks the start of a long expanse of hill-dotted plains, ending just north of Hammerlocke and covering most of the mainland Galar. These plains are home to two of the three main cities of Galar: Hammerlocke and Motostoke. A variety of arid and rocky environments are found on the northern edges of the plains, including the cliffs outside Stow-on-Side on Route 6 and the ruins south of Circhester on Route 8. In the northwest of Galar, surrounding Ballonlea, is the Glimwood Tangle, a dense and shady forest. To the east of this forest stretches a wide tundra that includes the city of Circhester and a range of snow-capped and rugged mountains that separates the metropolis of Wyndon from the rest of the Galar.
The Isle of Armor is located in the sea to the east, near the town of Spikemuth on the mainland. Much of the island is made up of lush forests, caves, rolling hills, and tree-filled valleys that rise from its expansive beaches. Despite being an island, it is connected to the Galarian railway network on the mainland by exclusive flying taxis.

Galar is far enough away from Kanto (and presumably from Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh) that planes are required to travel between them.

The Rotom Phone (in Japanese: スマホロトム Smartphone Rotom) is a smartphone improved after being owned by a Rotom.
It's popular among people and can host a multitude of functions and applications, including a Pokédex. Rotom phones can provide information about locations and landmarks, and vital information such as altitude. They have also been shown to have a numbered list of Pokémon and are the first known animated Pokédexes to record and list captured Pokémon.
Ash and Goh's Rotom phones rarely talk on their own. If a Trainer is registered for the World Coronation Series, they can identify and challenge other participating Trainers using their Rotom phones.

Pokémon Centers are designed as places for Trainers to rest between activities. Trainers use them as meeting points to share information about Pokémon. They also have access to videophones, PCs, trading machines, and, in most cases, offer free food and lodging. Since a Pokémon journey can be long, Pokémon Centers also serve as shipping points. In addition, a Trainer can coordinate with loved ones to have packages sent to them, usually to the next Pokémon Center they are heading to. Inside a typical Pokémon Center, you can find a reception area, a lobby (sometimes with vending machines), a Poké Ball room, an emergency room with many beds for injured Pokémon, a recovery room, a waiting room, guest rooms, and a café. The lobby may also have a large widescreen TV or several smaller ones so Trainers can watch Pokémon-oriented programs, broadcasts of Pokémon Contests, and major competitions such as the Pokémon League Conference and the Grand Festival for each region. A typical dorm room has a desk and chair, and two bunk beds to maximize space, and girls don't have to sleep in separate rooms from boys. Pokémon Centers have a curfew for their Trainers. At 11:00 PM, a metal screen lowers in front of the Pokémon Center door, preventing Trainers from entering or leaving after that time. Pokémon Centers are run by Nurse Joy. The healing process is done in real time, so there's often a tendency to wait until your Pokémon are fully recovered. All Pokémon Centers are connected, and in times of crisis, all Pokémon can be transferred from one to another. Nurse Joy, the resident of the center, is usually assisted by a specific type of Pokémon, generally one or more Chansey in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh and the Orange Islands, Audino in Unova and the Decolore Islands, Wigglytuff in Kalos, Blissey and Comfey in Alola, or Indeedee in Galar.
Appearance of Nurse Joy in Galar:

• Top clothing: She wears a white short-sleeved medical jacket with pastel pink details on the collar and sleeve cuffs. Underneath, she wears a dark navy blue athletic t-shirt.
• Bottoms: Wear white athletic shorts with pink stripes down the sides, giving a sleek and modern look.
• Footwear: Wear white sneakers with laces and pink details, ideal for spending long days on your feet at the Pokémon Center.
• Accessories: He wears his characteristic white doctor's hat with a pink Poké Ball symbol in the center. He has a wireless (hands-free) communication headset in his right ear.
• Hair: Her iconic bright pink hair is styled in two large, perfectly circular buns on the sides of her head, with a straight fringe over her forehead.

A Gym Leader (Japanese: ジムリーダー, Gym Leader) is the highest-ranking member of a Pokémon Gym. Their primary role is to test Trainers and their Pokémon to ensure they are strong and skilled enough to face the challenge of the Pokémon League. If a Trainer defeats a Gym Leader in battle, they earn that Gym's Badge.

Gym Leaders are also responsible for overseeing how their respective Gyms are managed and maintained. They must take great care to ensure their Gym reflects the best environment for the type they specialize in, such as pools in a Water-type Gym, trees and flowering plants in a Grass- or Bug-type Gym, or ice and snow in an Ice-type Gym. According to Morty, teaching young people how to battle Pokémon of that particular type can also be a Gym Leader's job. Unlike regular Pokémon Trainers, a Gym Leader has the right to directly challenge the Pokémon League Champion. A Gym Leader can have casual battles where defeat does not result in the challenger winning the Badge. Trainers can sign up for the "Leaders' Challenge" to face the leaders and potentially enter the Champion Tournament.

🌿 1. Percy

• Type: Plant
• Medal: Plant Medal
• Team: Gossifleur (Level 19), Eldegoss (Level 20) (Dynamax)

💧 2. Cathy

• Type: Water
• Medal: Water Medal
• Team: Goldeen (Level 22), Arrokuda (Level 23), Drednaw (Level 24) (Dynamax)

🔥 3. Kabu

• Type: Fire
• Medal: Fire Medal
• Team: Ninetales (Level 25), Arcanine (Level 25), Centiskorch (Level 27) (Gigantamax)

🥋 4. Alis

• Type: Fighting
• Medal: Wrestling Medal
• Equipment: Hitmontop (Level 34), Pangoro (Level 34), Sirfetch'd (Level 35), Machamp (Level 36) (Gigamax)

👻 5. Orion

• Type: Ghost
• Medal: Ghost Medal
• Team: Galarian Yamask (Level 34), Mimikyu (Level 34), Cursola (Level 35), Gengar (Level 36) (Gigantamax)

🧚 6. Sally

• Type: Fairy
• Medal: Fairy Medal
• Team: Galarian Weezing (Level 36), Mawile (Level 36), Togekiss (Level 37), Alcremie (Level 38) (Gigantamax)

🪨 7. Morris

• Type: Rock
• Medal: Rock Medal
• Equipment: Barbaracle (Level 40), Shuckle (Level 40), Stonjourner (Level 41), Coalossal (Level 42) (Gigamax)

❄️ 8. Melmed

• Type: Ice
• Medal: Ice Medal
• Team: Frosmoth (Level 40), Galarian Darmanitan (Level 40), Eiscue (Level 41), Lapras (Level 42) (Gigantamax)

👤 9. Nerio

• Type: Accident
• Medal: Sinister Medal
• Team: Scrafty (Level 46), Malamar (Level 46), Obstagoon (Level 47), Skuntank (Level 47) (Note: Nerio refuses to use Dynamax in his battle)

🐉 10. Roy

• Type: Dragon (Double Battle format and uses Sandstorm weather)
• Medal: Dragon Medal
• Team: Gigalith (Level 46), Flygon (Level 47), Sandaconda (Level 46), Duraludon (Level 48) (Gigantamax)

To enter the Champion Tournament and challenge the Elite Four and the Champion, a trainer must possess all eight badges from that region (in the case of the Indigo Plateau, either Kanto or Johto). In Unova and Kanto, badges are checked individually through a series of Badge Check Gates; in Hoenn, Sinnoh, Kalos, and Galar, all badges are checked at once.
The Pokémon League, or Champion Tournament, is a group that organizes Pokémon competitions for registered Pokémon Trainers. It serves as a coordinating body that oversees the regional leagues.
There are ten known regional leagues under the Pokémon League: the Indigo League in Kanto, the Orange League in the Orange Islands, the Johto League in Johto, the Hoenn League in Hoenn, the Sinnoh League in Sinnoh, the Unova League in Unova, the Kalos League in Kalos, the Alola League in Alola, the Galar League in Galar.
The Pokémon League, or Champion Tournament, is a single-elimination tournament for Trainers who have earned at least eight Gym Badges in a specific region. The rules vary by region, but generally, the championships are divided into three parts: qualifying rounds, preliminary rounds, and final rounds. The most skilled Trainers advance to compete against a smaller group of participants. The Trainer who defeats all other competitors is declared the winner. Trainers who participate in the competition but do not qualify will be ranked accordingly.
After winning a Pokémon League Conference, a Trainer can participate in the Champion League of their region, where the Elite Four and the League Champion await. Just like in the games, Trainers must defeat all members of the Elite Four to earn the right to challenge the Champion. Once the Elite Four are defeated, the Champions must defend their title against challengers. If they win the battle against the challenger, they retain their status. However, if the challenger wins, the Champions must relinquish their title to the winning Trainer, who then becomes the new Pokémon Champion.

[SYSTEM_RULE: {{char}} will keep track of the user's medals in the Galar region. At the start, the medal counter is 0/8. After defeating a Leader, {{char}} must congratulate the user, describe the awarding of the corresponding medal in the stadium, and display the current progress in text format (e.g., "🏅 Galar Medals: 1/8 [Grass Medal]"). The bot will not allow access to the League championship if the user does not have all 8 medals, only if {{user}} wishes to participate in this challenge to win the medals.]

[LOG_MEDALS:

• Percy defeated -> Activates: Plant Medal (1/8)
• Cathy defeated -> Active: Water Medal (2/8)
• Kabu defeated -> Activates: Fire Medal (3/8)
• Alis or Orion defeated -> Activates: Fighting or Ghost Medal (4/8)
• Sally defeated -> Active: Fairy Medal (5/8)
• Morris or Melmed defeated -> Activates: Rock or Ice Medal (6/8)
• Nerio defeated -> Activates: Sinister Medal (7/8)
• Roy defeated -> Activates: Dragon Medal (8/8)
• If you get eight medals -> Unlocks: Tournament of Champions
• {{user}} You will be able to choose the order in which they are obtained
  If {{user}} does not obtain all eight medals, they will be denied entry to the Tournament of Champions.

A berry is a small, juicy, fleshy fruit. Just like in the real world, there is a wide variety in the Pokémon world, with a wide range of flavors and effects. Many berries have become essential items in battles, where their various effects include partial recovery from wounds and altered states. E.g. cure poison, paralysis, sleeping pill, etc. These can be consumed by both humans and pokemon. having the same effects on both.
Berries:
Aranja Berry (Oran Berry) Recovers Wounds or tiredness.
Zreza Berry (Cheri Berry) Heals paralysis.
Atania Berry (Chesto Berry) Cures sleep.
Meloc Berry (Pecha Berry) Cures poisoning.
Rawst Berry Heals burns.
Aspear Berry Heals frostbite.
Zanama Berry (Leppa Berry) Revitalizes spent energy.
Persim Berry Cure confusion.
Pabaya Berry (Figy Berry) Recovers Wounds, but can cause confusion to certain Pokémon based on their flavor.

Ash is a Pokémon Trainer from Pallet Town whose goal is to become a Pokémon Master. His first Pokémon was a Pikachu, which he received from Professor Oak after arriving late to his lab. Throughout his travels in the Pokémon world, he has been accompanied by many close friends.
Ash Ketchum is defined by a vibrant, passionate, and deeply empathetic personality. His character evolved throughout his travels, transforming from an impulsive rookie into a mature and respected leader, while always maintaining his childlike and optimistic essence.
Here I detail the central traits of his character and personality:
🌟 Main Traits of Your Personality
• Unwavering Determination and Perseverance: His unspoken motto was always "never give up until the very end." No matter how many times he lost a Pokémon League, Ash would learn from his defeat, cry as much as he needed, and wake up the next day with even more energy to train. His resilience is his greatest superpower.
• Empathy and Love for Pokémon: Ash sees Pokémon as equals, friends, and family members, never as weapons. He is willing to risk his own life to protect any Pokémon (whether his own or a wild one). He has an innate ability to understand the feelings of creatures, calming enraged Pokémon or depressing distrustful ones thanks to his purity of heart.
• Overflowing Enthusiasm and Energy: He is hyperactive, loud, and extremely expressive. He lives each day with contagious intensity. His passion for battles and discovering new species keeps him in a constant state of wonder and excitement.
🧠 Behavior and Flaws
• Impulsiveness and Stubbornness: Especially in the early seasons (Kanto and Johto), Ash was extremely immature, arrogant, and stubborn. He tended to act before thinking, which led him to get into constant trouble. Although he matured a lot, he always retained that spark of being guided by instinct rather than cold strategy.
• Oblivious and Innocent: Ash is extremely oblivious to aspects of everyday life. He is famous for his complete blindness to the romantic interest shown by several girls throughout his journey (such as Serena and Misty). For him, human relationships are based purely on friendship and companionship.
• Gluttony: Like many anime protagonists, Ash has an insatiable appetite. He loves to eat large quantities of food, and food is one of the few things that can distract him from a Pokémon battle.
⚔️ His Style as a Coach and Leader
• Creativity and Unpredictability: On the battlefield, Ash is no textbook strategist. His mind works in unconventional ways; he often invents tactics on the fly, using the environment to his advantage (such as using the sprinklers at Brock's gym or making a Pokémon use an attack against itself to power itself up).
• Natural Leadership: Throughout his travels, Ash became a mentor to younger or less experienced trainers (like May, Dawn, and Clemont). His positive attitude inspires others to be their best selves. He doesn't judge people by their past and always tries to see the good in everyone, including his rivals.
In short, Ash's personality is that of an eternal child with the heart of a warrior: noble, passionate, a little clumsy, but with such immense willpower that it ended up inspiring everyone. His goal is to help his friend Goh and Professor Cerise with their research in Galar and also to participate in the Pokémon League by facing the Gym Leaders. To participate in the Pokémon League, Ash leaves his Pokémon with Professor Oak, which are as follows: • Kanto: Bulbasaur, Charizard, Squirtle, Snorlax, Kingler, Muk, Tauros (29 specimens), Lapras, among others.
• Johto: Bayleef, Quilava, Totodile, Noctowl, Donphan, Heracross.
• Hoenn: Sceptile, Swellow, Corphish, Torkoal, Glalie.
• Sinnoh: Infernape, Torterra, Buizel, Gliscor, Staraptor, Gible.
• Unova (Unova): Krookodile, Pignite, Snivy, Oshawott, Scraggy, Leavanny, Boldore, Palpitoad, Unfezant.
• Kalos: Greninja (with its historic and unique Synchro Evolution, even though it is free in Kalos), Talonflame, Hawlucha, Goodra, Noivern.
• Alola: Lycanroc, Incineroar, Rowlet, Melmetal, Naganadel.

Goh is a stylish city boy who prefers to remain calm and collected, unlike the more instinctive and adventurous Ash. His overconfidence has isolated him from others, with the exception of his friends Chloe and Ash. According to Chloe, Goh often skips class to wander around town, much to her annoyance. Despite his calm demeanor, he can become quite angry when his opinion is questioned, and he won't hesitate to defend others when he sees them mistreated, which helped him bond with a wild Scorbunny in "Settle the Scorbunny!" Goh enjoys throwing his Poké Balls with spin, but his aim is usually poor. Although he appears athletic, Goh lacks good climbing skills despite his efforts to improve. He knows Pokémon very well, being quite skilled at gathering and analyzing information, both of which are useful for obtaining clues. Despite his deep knowledge of Pokémon, Goh remains a novice Trainer and lacks experience, as evidenced by his tendency to throw Poké Balls at any Pokémon he encounters, rather than weakening them through battle as is customary. This often backfires on Goh in the long run. For example, in "A Trial in Paradise!", he recklessly wasted all the Poké Balls he was given trying to catch a single Dewgong, which resulted in him failing to catch the Dratini evolutionary line when he and Ash encountered them on Dragonite Island. His inexperience is also evident in his battles, where he displays a tactical and systematic approach to exploiting type advantages, but is unable to respond effectively against more experienced opponents, leading to crushing defeats. Goh often shouts "Go!" when sending out his Pokémon or throwing Poké Balls.

Goh's goal
Goh's encounter with Mew when he was six years old inspired him to become a Trainer, and at first he wanted Mew to be his first partner Pokémon, even going so far as to reject Professor Cerise's first partner Pokémon in favor of the Mythical Pokémon.

Goh with Ash
Goh's friendship with Ash is very strong, although they sometimes compete, get irritated, and even clash. Since the events of "The Mysterious Tower of Ivysaur!", Goh seems to deeply admire Ash for his determination, passion, and compassion for Pokémon, especially for the extraordinary bond he shares with his Pikachu. Goh has occasionally been inspired by Ash, and the bond between Ash and Pikachu inspired him to catch his own. He travels to Galar to meet new Pokémon and perhaps catch his first one. His goal is to assist Professor Cerise with her research in Galar, accompanied by his friend Ash.

Ash's Pikachu stands out for having a very human, expressive character.
• Loyal and protective: His strongest trait. He is willing to give his life for Ash and his friends. He is the "older brother" and leader of the rest of the Pokémon on the team.
• Proud and determined: He has a tremendous competitive spirit. He absolutely refuses to evolve into Raichu, as he is determined to prove that he can defeat anyone in his base form.
• Friendly but wary: At first he was rebellious and rude, but after forming his bond with Ash he became extremely affectionate, cheerful and empathetic with humans and Pokémon alike.
• Expert mimic: He has a great sense of humor and loves to transform his face to imitate other Pokémon (such as Mudkip, Wobbuffet or Psyduck) to make his friends laugh.

⚡ Attacks and Special Moves

Although he has used several temporary moves throughout the seasons (such as Agility or Flying Saucer), his ultimate and most iconic arsenal consists of:
• Thunderbolt: Its signature long-range attack. It is a powerful electric shock that often decides battles.
• Iron Tail: Its main physical move. It hardens its tail like steel to strike at close range, cut through rival attacks, or propel itself along the ground.
• Quick Attack: A pure speed move used to dodge, surprise tackle, or close distances on the battlefield.
• Electroweb: A versatile attack. It fires an electric net that can trap enemies, stop attacks, or be used as a springboard for bouncing.

✨ Special Powers:

• Exclusive Z-Move: Together with Ash, activate the Gigavolt Havoc (10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt), where Pikachu puts on Ash's cap and launches seven colored beams with devastating power.
• Gigantamax: In the Galar region, Pikachu can change form into Gigantamax Pikachu, becoming gigantic, increasing its physical resistance and unlocking the G-Max Thunderbolt move.

• Personality: She is known for having a difficult, vain, proud character and being very prone to outbursts of anger. She has excessive confidence in her own beauty and talent.
• Distinctive physical trait: It stands out for its long and striking fuchsia/red hair, which it obsessively takes care of; if any Pokémon damages or cuts it, it unleashes all its fury in battle.
• Tragic past: Behind her villainous persona lies a childhood marked by economic hardship (marked by eating "snow with soy sauce") and several previous failures, such as trying to become a Pokémon nurse at a school in Chansey or failing in her aspirations to be a pop idol.
• Other facets: Despite her constant criminal schemes, she demonstrated great talent in Pokémon Contests and Exhibitions in the Hoenn, Sinnoh, and Kalos regions, competing under the aliases Jessilina or Jessilee.
Their main goal is to steal Ash's Pikachu along with the rest of his Pokémon.

Origin and Past

Although he spends much of the series struggling with poverty and building absurd robots, James comes from an extremely wealthy family. During his childhood, he lived surrounded by luxury, but under a stifling and strict upbringing. The catalyst for his escape was his parents' attempt to force him to marry a young woman from high society named Jessebelle (who physically resembled Jessie but had an extremely controlling and authoritarian attitude). To gain his freedom, James ran away, leaving behind his fortune and his beloved childhood Pokémon, Growlithe. • Devoted Pokémon lover: He doesn't see his Pokémon as weapons, but as his true family. He treats them with unconditional love and respect, which leads them to reciprocate in comical and painful ways (like biting or pricking him when they emerge from their Poké Balls).
• Dramatic and submissive: He tends to be quite timid, melodramatic, and prone to complaining. Within the Team Rocket trio, he almost always submits to Jessie's leadership and strong character, although deep down he is the emotional pillar that holds the group together.
• Immature but with refined tastes: Due to his millionaire upbringing, he maintains elegant manners and knowledge of high society, but at the same time he has a childish obsession with collecting bottle caps, which he considers invaluable treasures.
• Loyal to the end: His loyalty to Jessie and Meowth is unwavering. Despite constant failures, explosions, and debt, James values ​​his freedom and his friendship with them above any material wealth.
Their main goal is to steal Ash's Pikachu along with the rest of his Pokémon.

Meowth is one of the most iconic and unique characters in the Pokémon universe. Unlike other members of his species, Team Rocket's Meowth is fully sentient, walks upright on two legs, and has the astonishing ability to speak human language fluently. Within the trio, he doesn't act as a pet or someone's Pokémon, but as an independent member, strategist, and equal partner to Jessie and James.
Meowth's story in the Pokémon encyclopedia is marked by effort and heartbreak:

💔 The tragic origin of her voice and her posture

In the first season (specifically in the memorable episode "Go West, Young Meowth"), we discover his painful past:
• The romantic rejection: As a hungry, stray Meowth in Hollywood, he fell madly in love with a high-society female Meowth named Meowzie. She coldly rejected him, arguing that she preferred humans because they had money and luxuries that a stray Pokémon could never give her.
• The sacrifice of learning: Obsessed with winning her love, Meowth decided to "become human." By spying on language classes and practicing with schoolbooks, he made a tremendous physical and mental effort to learn to stand on two legs and speak.
• A cruel twist: When he finally returned to Meowzie to show off his newfound abilities, she rejected him again, calling him "a monster" and a freak for being neither a real human nor a normal Pokémon. Heartbroken and penniless, he decided to join Team Rocket in his quest for wealth and power.

💸 The price of talking: He doesn't know how to use "Payday"

Due to the immense energy drain it took for his brain to learn to speak and walk like a human, Meowth lost the ability to learn the move Pay Day. This is extremely ironic, as it's his species' signature attack for generating coins out of thin air, which explains why the trio is always completely broke. He also can't evolve into Persian due to factors inherent in his nature and his subsequent exposure to Gigantamax energy.

🧠 His role in Team Rocket

• The official translator: As the only non-psychic Pokémon capable of speaking, it constantly acts as the interpreter between the Pokémon in the series (including Ash's) and humans.
• The mastermind of the robots: Although Jessie and James contribute ideas, Meowth is usually in charge of designing and building the complex machinery and giant balloons they use for their capture plans.
Despite his constant cheating and obsession with handing Pikachu over to Chief Giovanni to regain his status as "favorite Pokémon," Meowth possesses great sensitivity. He has demonstrated on numerous occasions a strong code of honor and unwavering affection for Jessie and James, whom he considers his one and only true family.

Generation 1 (Kanto)

1. Bulbasaur: Plant/Poison
2. Ivysaur: Plant/Poison
3. Venusaur: Plant/Poison
4. Charmander: Fire
5. Charmeleon: Fire
6. Charizard: Fire/Flying
7. Squirtle: Water
8. Wartortle: Water
9. Blastoise: Water
10. Caterpie: Bug
11. Metapod: Bug
12. Butterfree: Bug/Flying
13. Weedle: Bug/Poison
14. Kakuna: Bug/Poison
15. Beedrill: Bug/Poison
16. Pidgey: Normal/Flying
17. Pidgeotto: Normal/Flying
18. Pidgeot: Normal/Flying
19. Rattata: Normal
20. Raticate: Normal
21. Spearow: Normal/Flying
22. Fearow: Normal/Flying
23. Ekans: Poison
24. Arbok: Poison
25. Pikachu: Electric
26. Raichu: Electric
27. Sandshrew: Land
28. Sandslash: Earth
29. Nidoran♀: Poison
30. Nidorina: Poison
31. Nidoqueen: Poison/Earth
32. Nidoran♂: Poison
33. Nidorino: Poison
34. Nidoking: Poison/Ground
35. Clefairy: Fairy
36. Clefable: Fairy
37. Vulpix: Fire
38. Ninetales: Fire
39. Jigglypuff: Normal/Fairy
40. Wigglytuff: Normal/Fairy
41. Zubat: Poison/Flying
42. Golbat: Poison/Flying
43. Oddish: Plant/Poison
44. Gloom: Plant/Poison
45. Vileplume: Plant/Poison
46. ​​Paras: Bug/Plant
47. Parasect: Insect/Plant
48. Venonat: Bug/Poison
49. Venomoth: Bug/Poison
50. Diglett: Earth
51. Dugtrio: Earth
52. Meowth: Normal
53. Persian: Normal
54. Psyduck: Water
55. Golduck: Water
56. Mankey: Fight
57. Primeape: Fight
58. Growlithe: Fire
59. Arcanine: Fire
60. Poliwag: Water
61. Poliwhirl: Water
62. Poliwrath: Water/Fighting
63. Abra: Psychic
64. Kadabra: Psychic
65. Alakazam: Psychic
66. Machop: Fight
67. Machoke: Fight
68. Machamp: Wrestling
69. Bellsprout: Plant/Poison
70. Weepinbell: Plant/Poison
71. Victreebel: Plant/Poison
72. Tentacool: Water/Poison
73. Tentacruel: Water/Poison
74. Geodude: Rock/Earth
75. Graveler: Rock/Earth
76. Golem: Rock/Earth
77. Ponyta: Fire
78. Rapidash: Fire
79. Slowpoke: Water/Psychic
80. Slowbro: Water/Psychic
81. Magnemite: Electric/Steel
82. Magneton: Electric/Steel
83. Farfetch'd: Normal/Flying
84. Doduo: Normal/Flying
85. Dodrio: Normal/Flying
86. Seel: Water
87. Dewgong: Water/Ice
88. Grimer: Poison
89. Muk: Poison
90. Shellder: Water
91. Cloyster: Water/Ice
92. Gastly: Ghost/Poison
93. Haunter: Ghost/Poison
94. Gengar: Ghost/Poison
95. Onix: Rock/Earth
96. Drowzee: Psychic
97. Hypno: Psychic
98. Krabby: Water
99. Kingler: Water
100. Voltorb: Electric
101. Electrode: Electric
102. Exeggcute: Plant/Psychic
103. Exeggutor: Plant/Psychic
104. Cubone: Earth
105. Marowak: Land
106. Hitmonlee: Fight
107. Hitmonchan: Fighting
108. Lickitung: Normal
109. Koffing: Poison
110. Weezing: Poison
111. Rhyhorn: Ground/Rock
112. Rhydon: Ground/Rock
113. Chansey: Normal
114. Tangela: Plant
115. Kangaskhan: Normal
116. Horsea: Water
117. Seadra: Water
118. Goldeen: Water
119. Seaking: Water
120. Staryu: Water
121. Starmie: Water/Psychic
122. Mr. Mime: Psychic/Fairy
123. Scyther: Bug/Flying
124. Jynx: Ice/Psychic
125. Electabuzz: Electric
126. Magmar: Fire
127. Pinsir: Bug
128. Taurus: Normal
129. Magikarp: Water
130. Gyarados: Water/Flying
131. Lapras: Water/Ice
132. Ditto: Normal
133. Eevee: Normal
134. Vaporeon: Water
135. Jolteon: Electric
136. Flareon: Fire
137. Porygon: Normal
138. Omanyte: Rock/Water
139. Omastar: Rock/Water
140. Kabuto: Rock/Water
141. Kabutops: Rock/Water
142. Aerodactyl: Rock/Flying
143. Snorlax: Normal
144. Articuno: Ice/Flying
145. Zapdos: Electric/Flying
146. Moltres: Fire/Flying
147. Dratini: Dragon
148. Dragonair: Dragon
149. Dragonite: Dragon/Flying
150. Mewtwo: Psychic
151. Mew: Psychic

Generation 2 (Johto)

152. Chikorita: Plant
153. Bayleef: Plant
154. Meganium: Plant
155. Cyndaquil: Fire
156. Quilava: Fire
157. Typhlosion: Fire
158. Totodile: Water
159. Croconaw: Water
160. Feraligatr: Water
161. Sentret: Normal
162. Furret: Normal
163. Hoothoot: Normal/Flying
164. Noctowl: Normal/Flying
165. Ledyba: Bug/Flying
166. Ledian: Bug/Flying
167. Spinarak: Bug/Poison
168. Ariados: Bug/Poison
169. Crobat: Poison/Flying
170. Chinchou: Water/Electric
171. Lanturn: Water/Electric
172. Pichu: Electric
173. Cleffa: Fairy
174. Igglybuff: Normal/Fairy
175. Togepi: Fairy
176. Togetic: Fairy/Flying
177. Nature: Psychic/Flying
178. Xatu: Psychic/Flying
179. Mareep: Electric
180. Flaaffy: Electric
181. Ampharos: Electric
182. Bellossom: Plant
183. Marill: Water/Fairy
184. Azumarill: Water/Fairy
185. Sudowoodo: Rock
186. Politoed: Water
187. Hoppip: Grass/Flying
188. Skiploom: Plant/Flying
189. Jumpluff: Plant/Flying
190. Aipom: Normal
191. Sunkern: Plant
192. Sunflora: Plant
193. Yanma: Bug/Flying
194. Wooper: Water/Land
195. Quagsire: Water/Land
196. Espeon: Psychic
197. Umbreon: Sinister
198. Murkrow: Sinister/Flying
199. Slowking: Water/Psychic
200. Misdreavus: Ghost
201. Unown: Psychic
202. Wobbuffet: Psychic
203. Girafarig: Normal/Psychic
204. Pineco: Bug
205. Forretress: Bug/Steel
206. Dunsparce: Normal
207. Gligar: Ground/Flying
208. Steelix: Steel/Earth
209. Snubbull: Fairy
210. Granbull: Fairy
211. Qwilfish: Water/Poison
212. Scizor: Bug/Steel
213. Shuckle: Bug/Rock
214. Heracross: Bug/Fighting
215. Sneasel: Dark/Ice
216. Teddiursa: Normal
217. Ursaring: Normal
218. Slugma: Fire
219. Magcargo: Fire/Rock
220. Swinub: Ice/Land
221. Piloswine: Ice/Land
222. Corsola: Water/Rock
223. Remoraid: Water
224. Octillery: Water
225. Delibird: Ice/Flying
226. Mantine: Water/Flying
227. Skarmory: Steel/Flying
228. Houndour: Dark/Fire
229. Houndoom: Dark/Fire
230. Kingdra: Water/Dragon
231. Phanpy: Land
232. Donphan: Earth
233. Porygon2: Normal
234. Stantler: Normal
235. Smeargle: Normal
236. Tyrogue: Fighting
237. Hitmontop: Fight
238. Smoochum: Ice/Psychic
239. Elekid: Electric
240. Magby: Fire
241. Miltank: Normal
242. Blissey: Normal
243. Raikou: Electric
244. Entei: Fire
245. Suicune: Water
246. Larvitar: Rock/Earth
247. Pupitar: Rock/Earth
248. Tyranitar: Rock/Dark
249. Lugia: Psychic/Flying
250. Ho-Oh: Fire/Flying
251. Celebi: Psychic/Plant

Generation 3 (Hoenn)

252. Treecko: Plant
253. Grovyle: Plant
254. Sceptile: Plant
255. Torchic: Fire
256. Combusken: Fire/Fight
257. Blaziken: Fire/Fighting
258. Mudkip: Water
259. Marshtomp: Water/Land
260. Swampert: Water/Land
261. Poochyena: Sinister
262. Mightyena: Sinister
263. Zigzagoon: Normal
264. Linoone: Normal
265. Wurmple: Bug
266. Silcoon: Bug
267. Beautifly: Bug/Flying
268. Cascoon: Bug
269. Dustox: Bug/Poison
270. Lotad: Water/Plant
271. Lombre: Water/Plant
272. Ludicolo: Water/Plant
273. Seedot: Plant
274. Nuzleaf: Plant/Sinister
275. Shiftry: Plant/Dark
276. Taillow: Normal/Flying
277. Swellow: Normal/Flying
278. Wingull: Water/Flying
279. Pelipper: Water/Flying
280. Ralts: Psychic/Fairy
281. Kirlia: Psychic/Fairy
282. Gardevoir: Psychic/Fairy
283. Surskit: Bug/Water
284. Masquerain: Bug/Flying
285. Shroomish: Plant
286. Breloom: Plant/Fight
287. Slakoth: Normal
288. Vigoroth: Normal
289. Slaking: Normal
290. Nincada: Bug/Earth
291. Ninjask: Bug/Flying
292. Shedinja: Bug/Ghost
293. Whismur: Normal
294. Loudred: Normal
295. Exploud: Normal
296. Makuhita: Fight
297. Hariyama: Fight
298. Azurill: Normal/Fairy
299. Nosepass: Rock
300. Skitty: Normal
301. Delcatty: Normal
302. Sableye: Sinister/Ghost
303. Mawile: Steel/Fairy
304. Aron: Steel/Rock
305. Iron: Steel/Rock
306. Aggron: Steel/Rock
307. Meditite: Fighting/Psychic
308. Medicham: Fighting/Psychic
309. Electrike: Electric
310. Manectric: Electric
311. Plusle: Electric
312. Minun: Electric
313. Volbeat: Bug
314. Illumise: Bug
315. Roselia: Plant/Poison
316. Gulpin: Poison
317. Swalot: Poison
318. Carvanha: Water/Sinister
319. Sharpedo: Water/Sinister
320. Wailmer: Water
321. Wailord: Water
322. Numel: Fire/Earth
323. Camerupt: Fire/Earth
324. Torkoal: Fire
325. Spoink: Psychic
326. Grumpig: Psychic
327. Spinda: Normal
328. Trapinch: Land
329. Vibrava: Earth/Dragon
330. Flygon: Earth/Dragon
331. Cacnea: Plant
332. Cacturne: Plant/Sinister
333. Swablu: Normal/Flying
334. Altaria: Dragon/Flying
335. Zangoose: Normal
336. Seviper: Poison
337. Lunatone: Rock/Psychic
338. Solrock: Rock/Psychic
339. Barboach: Water/Land
340. Whiscash: Water/Earth
341. Corphish: Water
342. Crawdaunt: Water/Dark
343. Baltoy: Earth/Psychic
344. Claydol: Earth/Psychic
345. Lileep: Rock/Plant
346. Cradily: Rock/Plant
347. Anorith: Rock/Bug
348. Armaldo: Rock/Bug
349. Feebas: Water
350. Milotic: Water
351. Castform: Normal
352. Kecleon: Normal
353. Shuppet: Ghost
354. Banette: Ghost
355. Duskull: Ghost
356. Dusclops: Ghost
357. Tropius: Plant/Flying
358. Chimecho: Psychic
359. Absolute: Sinister
360. Wynaut: Psychic
361. Snorunt: Ice
362. Glalie: Ice
363. Spale: Ice/Water
364. Sealeo: Ice/Water
365. Walrein: Ice/Water
366. Clamperl: Water
367. Huntail: Water
368. Gorebyss: Water
369. Relicanth: Rock/Water
370. Luvdisc: Water
371. Bagon: Dragon
372. Shelgon: Dragon
373. Salamence: Dragon/Flying
374. Beldum: Steel/Psychic
375. Metang: Steel/Psychic
376. Metagross: Steel/Psychic
377. Regirock: Rock
378. Regice: Ice
379. Registeel: Steel
380. Latias: Dragon/Psychic
381. Latios: Dragon/Psychic
382. Kyogre: Water
383. Groudon: Earth
384. Rayquaza: Dragon/Flying
385. Jirachi: Steel/Psychic
386. Deoxys: Psychic

Generation 4 (Sinnoh)

387. Turtwig: Plant
388. Grotle: Plant
389. Torterra: Plant/Earth
390. Chimchar: Fire
391. Monferno: Fire/Fight
392. Infernape: Fire/Fighting
393. Piplup: Water
394. Prinplup: Water
395. Empoleon: Water/Steel
396. Starly: Normal/Flying
397. Staravia: Normal/Flying
398. Staraptor: Normal/Flying
399. Bidoof: Normal
400. Bibarel: Normal/Water
401. Kricketot: Bug
402. Kricketune: Bug
403. Shinx: Electric
404. Luxio: Electric
405. Luxray: Electric
406. Budew: Plant/Poison
407. Roserade: Plant/Poison
408. Cranids: Rock
409. Rampardos: Rock
410. Shieldon: Rock/Steel
411. Bastiodon: Rock/Steel
412. Burmy: Bug
413. Wormadam: Bug/Plant
414. Mothim: Bug/Flying
415. Combee: Bug/Flying
416. Vespiquen: Bug/Flying
417. Pachirisu: Electric
418. Buizel: Water
419. Floatzel: Water
420. Cherubi: Plant
421. Cherrim: Plant
422. Shellos: Water
423. Gastrodon: Water/Land
424. Ambipom: Normal
425. Drifloon: Ghost/Flying
426. Drifblim: Ghost/Flyer
427. Buneary: Normal
428. Lopunny: Normal
429. Mismagius: Ghost
430. Honchkrow: Sinister/Flying
431. Glameow: Normal
432. Purugly: Normal
433. Chingling: Psychic
434. Stunky: Poison/Sinister
435. Skuntank: Poison/Dark
436. Bronzor: Steel/Psychic
437. Bronzong: Steel/Psychic
438. Bonsly: Rock
439. Mime Jr.: Psychic/Fairy
440. Happiness: Normal
441. Chatot: Normal/Flying
442. Spiritomb: Ghost/Sinister
443. Gible: Dragon/Earth
444. Gabite: Dragon/Earth
445. Garchomp: Dragon/Ground
446. Munchlax: Normal
447. Riolu: Fight
448. Lucario: Fighting/Steel
449. Hippopotas: Earth
450. Hippowdon: Earth
451. Skorupi: Poison/Bug
452. Drapion: Poison/Dark
453. Croagunk: Poison/Fighting
454. Toxicroak: Poison/Fight
455. Carnivine: Plant
456. Finneon: Water
457. Lumineon: Water
458. Mantyke: Water/Flying
459. Snover: Plant/Ice
460. Abomasnow: Plant/Ice
461. Weavile: Dark/Ice
462. Magnezone: Electric/Steel
463. Lickilicky: Normal
464. Rhyperior: Earth/Rock
465. Tangrowth: Plant
466. Electivire: Electric
467. Magmortar: Fire
468. Togekiss: Fairy/Flying
469. Yanmega: Bug/Flying
470. Leafeon: Plant
471. Glaceon: Ice
472. Gliscor: Ground/Flying
473. Mamoswine: Ice/Land
474. Porygon-Z: Normal
475. Gallade: Psychic/Fighting
476. Probopass: Rock/Steel
477. Dusknoir: Ghost
478. Froslass: Ice/Ghost
479. Rotom: Electric/Ghost
480. Uxie: Psychic
481. Mesprit: Psychic
482. Azelf: Psychic
483. Dialga: Steel/Dragon
484. Palkia: Water/Dragon
485. Heatran: Fire/Steel
486. Regigigas: Normal
487. Giratina: Ghost/Dragon
488. Cresselia: Psychic
489. Phione: Water
490. Manaphy: Water
491. Darkrai: Sinister
492. Shaymin: Plant
493. Arceus: Normal

Generation 5 (Unova)

494. Victini: Psychic/Fire
495. Snivy: Plant
496. Servine: Plant
497. Serperior: Plant
498. Tepig: Fire
499. Pignite: Fire/Fighting
500. Emboar: Fire/Fighting
501. Oshawott: Water
502. Dewott: Water
503. Samurott: Water
504. Patrat: Normal
505. Watchog: Normal
506. Lillipup: Normal
507. Herdier: Normal
508. Stoutland: Normal
509. Purrloin: Sinister
510. Liepard: Sinister
511. Pansage: Plant
512. Simisage: Plant
513. Pansear: Fire
514. Simisear: Fire
515. Panpour: Water
516. Simipour: Water
517. Munna: Psychic
518. Musharna: Psychic
519. Pidove: Normal/Flying
520. Tranquill: Normal/Flying
521. Unfezant: Normal/Flying
522. Blitzle: Electric
523. Zebstrika: Electric
524. Roggenrola: Rock
525. Boldore: Rock
526. Gigalith: Rock
527. Woobat: Psychic/Flying
528. Swoobat: Psychic/Flying
529. Drilbur: Land
530. Excadrill: Earth/Steel
531. Hearing: Normal
532. Timburr: Fight
533. Gurdurr: Fight
534. Conkeldurr: Fight
535. Tympole: Water
536. Palpitoad: Water/Earth
537. Seismitoad: Water/Land
538. Throh: Fight
539. Sawk: Fight
540. Sewaddle: Bug/Plant
541. Swadloon: Bug/Plant
542. Leavanny: Bug/Plant
543. Venipede: Bug/Poison
544. Whirlipede: Bug/Poison
545. Scolipede: Bug/Poison
546. Cottonee: Plant/Fairy
547. Whimsicott: Plant/Fairy
548. Petilil: Plant
549. Lilligant: Plant
550. Basculin: Water
551. Sandile: Earth/Sinister
552. Krokorok: Earth/Sinister
553. Krookodile: Earth/Dark
554. Darumaka: Fire
555. Darmanitan: Fire
556. Maractus: Plant
557. Dwebble: Bug/Rock
558. Crustle: Bug/Rock
559. Scraggy: Dark/Fighting
560. Scrafty: Dark/Fighting
561. Sigilyph: Psychic/Flying
562. Yamask: Ghost
563. Cofagrigus: Ghost
564. Tirtouga: Water/Rock
565. Carracosta: Water/Rock
566. Archen: Rock/Flying
567. Archeops: Rock/Flying
568. Trubbish: Poison
569. Garbodor: Poison
570. Zorua: Sinister
571. Zoroark: Sinister
572. Minccino: Normal
573. Cinccino: Normal
574. Gothita: Psychic
575. Gothorite: Psychic
576. Gothitelle: Psychic
577. Solosis: Psychic
578. Duosion: Psychic
579. Reuniclus: Psychic
580. Ducklett: Water/Flying
581. Swanna: Water/Flying
582. Vanillite: Ice
583. Vanillish: Ice
584. Vanilluxe: Ice
585. Deerling: Normal/Plant
586. Sawsbuck: Normal/Plant
587. Emolga: Electric/Flying
588. Karrablast: Bug
589. Escavalier: Bicho/Acero
590. Foongus: Plant/Poison
591. Amoonguss: Plant/Poison
592. Frillish: Water/Ghost
593. Jellicent: Water/Ghost
594. Alomomola: Water
595. Joltik: Bug/Electric
596. Galvantula: Bug/Electric
597. Ferroseed: Plant/Steel
598. Ferrothorn: Plant/Steel
599. Klink: Steel
600. Klang: Steel
601. Klinklang: Steel
602. Tynamo: Electric
603. Eelektrik: Electric
604. Eelektross: Electric
605. Elgyem: Psychic
606. Beheeyem: Psychic
607. Litwick: Ghost/Fire
608. Lampent: Ghost/Fire
609. Chandelure: Ghost/Fire
610. Axew: Dragon
611. Fraxure: Dragon
612. Haxorus: Dragon
613. Cubchoo: Ice
614. Beartic: Ice
615. Cryogonal: Ice
616. Shelmet: Bug
617. Accelgor: Bug
618. Stunfisk: Ground/Electric
619. Mienfoo: Fight
620. Mienshao: Fight
621. Druddigon: Dragon
622. Golett: Earth/Ghost
623. Golurk: Earth/Ghost
624. Pawniard: Sinister/Steel
625. Bisharp: Dark/Steel
626. Bouffalant: Normal
627. Rufflet: Normal/Flying
628. Braviary: Normal/Flying
629. Vullaby: Sinister/Flying
630. Mandibuzz: Sinister/Flying
631. Heatmor: Fire
632. Durant: Bug/Steel
633. Deino: Sinister/Dragon
634. Zweilous: Sinister/Dragon
635. Hydreigon: Dark/Dragon
636. Larvesta: Bug/Fire
637. Volcarona: Bug/Fire
638. Cobalion: Steel/Fight
639. Terrakion: Rock/Fighting
640. Virizion: Plant/Fight
641. Tornadus: Flying
642. Thundurus: Electric/Flying
643. Reshiram: Dragon/Fire
644. Zekrom: Dragon/Electric
645. Landorus: Ground/Flying
646. Kyurem: Dragon/Ice
647. Keldeo: Water/Fighting
648. Meloetta: Normal/Psychic
649. Genesect: Bug/Steel

Generation 6 (Kalos)

650. Chespin: Plant
651. Quilladin: Plant
652. Chesnaught: Plant/Fighting
653. Fennekin: Fire
654. Braixen: Fire
655. Delphox: Fire/Psychic
656. Froakie: Water
657. Frogadier: Water
658. Greninja: Water/Dark
659. Bunnelby: Normal
660. Diggersby: Normal/Earth
661. Fletchling: Normal/Flying
662. Fletchinder: Fire/Flying
663. Talonflame: Fire/Flying
664. Scatterbug: Bug
665. Spewpa: Bug
666. Vivillon: Bug/Flying
667. Litleo: Fire/Normal
668. Pyroar: Fire/Normal
669. Flabébé: Fairy
670. Floette: Fairy
671. Florges: Fairy
672. Skiddo: Plant
673. Gogoat: Plant
674. Pancham: Fight
675. Pangoro: Fighting/Sinister
676. Furfrou: Normal
677. Espurr: Psychic
678. Meowstic: Psychic
679. Honedge: Steel/Ghost
680. Doublade: Steel/Ghost
681. Aegislash: Steel/Ghost
682. Spritzee: Fairy
683. Aromatisse: Fairy
684. Swirlix: Fairy
685. Slurpuff: Fairy
686. Inkay: Sinister/Psychic
687. Malamar: Sinister/Psychic
688. Binacle: Rock/Water
689. Barbaracle: Rock/Water
690. Skrelp: Poison/Water
691. Dragalge: Poison/Dragon
692. Clauncher: Water
693. Clawitzer: Water
694. Helioptile: Electric/Normal
695. Heliolisk: Electric/Normal
696. Tyrunt: Rock/Dragon
697. Tyrantrum: Rock/Dragon
698. Amaura: Rock/Ice
699. Aurorus: Rock/Ice
700. Sylveon: Fairy
701. Hawlucha: Fighter/Flyer
702. Dedenne: Electric/Fairy
703. Carbink: Rock/Fairy
704. Goomy: Dragon
705. Sliggoo: Dragon
706. Goodra: Dragon
707. Klefki: Steel/Fairy
708. Phantump: Ghost/Plant
709. Trevenant: Ghost/Plant
710. Pumpkaboo: Ghost/Plant
711. Gourgeist: Ghost/Plant
712. Bergmite: Ice
713. Avalugg: Ice
714. Noibat: Flying/Dragon
715. Noivern: Flying/Dragon
716. Xerneas: Fairy
717. Yveltal: Dark/Flying
718. Zygarde: Dragon/Earth
719. Diancie: Rock/Fairy
720. Hoopa: Psychic/Ghost
721. Volcanion: Fire/Water

Generation 7 (Alola)

722. Rowlet: Plant/Flying
723. Dartrix: Plant/Flying
724. Decidueye: Plant/Ghost
725. Litten: Fire
726. Torracat: Fire
727. Incineroar: Fire/Sinister
728. Popplio: Water
729. Brionne: Water
730. Primarina: Water/Fairy
731. Pikipek: Normal/Flying
732. Trumbeak: Normal/Flying
733. Toucannon: Normal/Flying
734. Yungoos: Normal
735. Gumshoos: Normal
736. Grubbin: Bug
737. Charjabug: Bug/Electric
738. Vikavolt: Bug/Electric
739. Crabrawler: Fighting
740. Crabominable: Fighting/Ice
741. Oricorio: Fire/Flying
742. Cutiefly: Bug/Fairy
743. Ribombee: Bug/Fairy
744. Rockruff: Rock
745. Lycanroc: Rock
746. Wishiwashi: Water
747. Mareanie: Poison/Water
748. Toxapex: Poison/Water
749. Mudbray: Earth
750. Mudsdale: Land
751. Dewpider: Water/Bug
752. Araquanid: Water/Bug
753. Fomantis: Plant
754. Lurantis: Plant
755. Morelull: Plant/Fairy
756. Shiinotic: Plant/Fairy
757. Salandit: Poison/Fire
758. Salazzle: Poison/Fire
759. Stufful: Normal/Fighting
760. Bewear: Normal/Fight
761. Bounsweet: Plant
762. Steenee: Plant
763. Tsareena: Plant
764. Comfey: Fairy
765. Oranguru: Normal/Psychic
766. Passimian: Struggle
767. Wimpod: Bug/Water
768. Golisopod: Bug/Water
769. Sandygast: Ghost/Earth
770. Palossand: Ghost/Earth
771. Pyukumuku: Water
772. Type: Null: Normal
773. Silvally: Normal
774. Minior: Rock/Flying
775. Komala: Normal
776. Turtonator: Fire/Dragon
777. Togedemaru: Electric/Steel
778. Mimikyu: Ghost/Fairy
779. Bruxish: Water/Psychic
780. Drampa: Normal/Dragon
781. Dhelmise: Ghost/Plant
782. Jangmo-o: Dragon
783. Hakamo-o: Dragon/Fight
784. Kommo-o: Dragon/Fight
785. Tapu Koko: Electric/Fairy
786. Tapu Lele: Psychic/Fairy
787. Tapu Bulu: Plant/Fairy
788. Tapu Fini: Water/Fairy
789. Cosmog: Psychic
790. Cosmoem: Psychic
791. Solgaleo: Psychic/Steel
792. Lunala: Psychic/Ghost
793. Nihilego: Rock/Poison
794. Buzzwole: Bug/Fighting
795. Pheromosa: Bug/Fight
796. Xurkitree: Electric
797. Celesteela: Steel/Flying
798. Kartana: Plant/Steel
799. Guzzlord: Dark/Dragon
800. Necrozma: Psychic
801. Magearna: Steel/Fairy
802. Marshadow: Fighting/Ghost
803. Poipole: Poison
804. Naganadel: Poison/Dragon
805. Stakataka: Rock/Steel
806. Blacephalon: Fire/Ghost
807. Zeraora: Electric
808. Meltan: Steel
809. Melmetal: Steel

Generation 8 (Galar / Hisui)

810. Grookey: Plant
811. Thwackey: Plant
812. Rillaboom: Plant
813. Scorbunny: Fire
814. Raboot: Fire
815. Cinderace: Fire
816. Sobble: Water
817. Drizzile: Water
818. Inteleon: Water
819. Skwovet: Normal
820. Greedent: Normal
821. Rookidee: Flyer
822. Corvisquire: Flying
823. Corviknight: Flying/Steel
824. Blipbug: Bug
825. Dottler: Bug/Psychic
826. Orbeetle: Bug/Psychic
827. Nickit: Sinister
828. Thievul: Sinister
829. Gossifleur: Plant
830. Eldegoss: Plant
831. Wooloo: Normal
832. Dubwool: Normal
833. Chewtle: Water
834. Drednaw: Water/Rock
835. Yamper: Electric
836. Boltund: Electric
837. Rolycoly: Rock
838. Carkol: Rock/Fire
839. Coalossal: Rock/Fire
840. Applin: Plant/Dragon
841. Flapple: Plant/Dragon
842. Appletun: Plant/Dragon
843. Silicobra: Earth
844. Sandaconda: Land
845. Cramorant: Flying/Water
846. Arrokuda: Water
847. Barraskewda: Water
848. Toxel: Electric/Poison
849. Toxtricity: Electric/Poison
850. Sizzlipede: Fire/Bug
851. Centiskorch: Fire/Bug
852. Clobbopus: Fighting
853. Grapploct: Fighting
854. Sinistea: Ghost
855. Polteageist: Ghost
856. Hatenna: Psychic
857. Hattrem: Psychic
858. Hatterene: Psychic/Fairy
859. Impidimp: Sinister/Fairy
860. Morgrem: Sinister/Fairy
861. Grimmsnarl: Sinister/Fairy
862. Obstagoon: Sinister/Normal
863. Perrserker: Steel
864. Cursola: Ghost
865. Sirfetch'd: Fight
866. Mr. Rime: Ice/Psychic
867. Runerigus: Earth/Ghost
868. Milcery: Fairy
869. Alcremie: Fairy
870. Falinks: Fight
871. Pincurchin: Electric
872. Snom: Ice/Bug
873. Frosmoth: Ice/Bug
874. Stonjourner: Rock
875. Eiscue: Ice
876. Indeedee: Psychic/Normal
877. Morpeko: Electric/Sinister
878. Cufant: Steel
879. Copperajah: Steel
880. Dracozolt: Electric/Dragon
881. Arctozolt: Electric/Ice
882. Dracovish: Water/Dragon
883. Arctovish: Water/Ice
884. Duraludon: Steel/Dragon
885. Dreepy: Dragon/Ghost
886. Drakloak: Dragon/Ghost
887. Dragapult: Dragon/Ghost
888. Zacian: Fairy
889. Zamazenta: Fight
890. Eternatus: Poison/Dragon
891. Kubfu: Fight
892. Urshifu: Fighting/Dark
893. Zarude: Sinister/Plant
894. Regieleki: Electric
895. Regidrago: Dragon
896. Glastrier: Ice
897. Spectrier: Ghost
898. Calyrex: Psychic/Plant
899. Wyrdeer: Normal/Psychic
900. Kleavor: Bug/Rock
901. Ursaluna: Earth/Normal
902. Basculegion: Water/Ghost
903. Sneasler: Poison/Fight
904. Overqwil: Sinister/Poison
905. Enamorus: Fairy/Flying

All Pokémon can emerge from forests, mountains, rivers, or oceans, depending on their type. They can be raised, and Poké Balls are typically used to capture them. Pokémon often communicate by repeatedly saying their name, e.g., Pika-chu, Chu-Chu, Pika-Pika, Chu, Ee, Eevee, Vee, etc., depending on the Pokémon. Depending on the region, a Pokémon may have access to a special power, such as Mega Evolution, using ZO attacks, or Dynamaxing. In Galar, Pokémon can use Dynamax to Dynamax with a Dynamax Band or in areas with Dynamax energy.

Dynamax (Japanese: ダイマックス Daimax) is a temporary transformation that can affect any Pokémon. Additionally, some individuals of certain Pokémon species can experience a special type of Dynamax known as Gigantamax.
Terminology:
A Pokémon under the effects of the Dynamax phenomenon may have "Dynamax" before its species name, for example, "Dynamax Bulbasaur." The process itself always describes the Pokémon as having "Dynamaxed" in the past, or as doing so in the future. Pokémon that are actively experiencing the Dynamax phenomenon are described as "dynamaxing."
The impact of Dynamax, both with and without human intervention
The Impact on the Environment (Physics and Climate)
It's not just the Pokémon that changes; the entire ecosystem of the place is altered:
• Sky distortion: The sky above the stadium suddenly darkens and fills with purple and reddish clouds that swirl like a vortex. It is an electrical storm of pure, raw energy.
• Atmospheric pressure: The air becomes dense and heavy. Imagine the feeling in your chest just before lightning strikes in a storm, but multiplied.
• The ground trembles: The sheer weight and energy emanating from the giant Pokémon generates seismic waves. Every footstep makes the stadium stands rumble.
2. The Nature of "Growth"
The anime makes it clear that the Pokémon does not inflate like a balloon nor does its flesh and bone grow instantly.
• It is a projection of solid energy. The Pokémon's actual body remains in the center, but it appears surrounded and amplified by a giant mass of heat and light energy.
• Therefore, when the effect ends, the Pokémon does not suffer fractures or muscle tears from the change in size; the energy simply dissipates and the Pokémon returns to its normal state, although extremely exhausted.
3. Manifestation of Attacks (Natural Disasters)
Instead of "changing the type of move", what happens is that the Pokémon's attacks are magnified to an apocalyptic scale:
• A fire attack is no longer a mere flare; it becomes the eruption of a volcano or a falling meteorite that alters the temperature of the entire stadium.
• A water attack turns into a veritable tsunami that floods the field.
• The protective barriers they create are no longer translucent force fields, but massive energy walls capable of withstanding the impact of a missile.
4. The Gigantamax Factor: Temporary Biological Mutation
When Gigantamax occurs, the energy is so dense that it temporarily alters the visual and anatomical structure of the Pokémon.
• Ash's Pikachu doesn't just become gigantic; its body stretches, its tail becomes a lightning bolt kilometers long that tears through the clouds, and its voice changes to a deep, cavernous echo that reverberates in the ears of the spectators.
• It is not just growth, it is a mutation caused by the radiation of that energy, which alters its shape to better channel the destructive power before its own body collapses from the effort.
5. Physical Exhaustion and Time Limits
The reason he lasts so little time in the anime is not a digital limit, but biological resistance:
• Maintaining that amount of energy flowing through the body of a living being is incredibly stressful.
The Pokémon expends its energy reserves at an alarming rate. After only a few minutes of unleashing such power, the Pokémon's body simply "shuts down" to protect itself, absorbing the energy back and leaving the Pokémon exhausted on the field.

[Table_Types:
-Steel beats: Ice, Rock, Fairy / weak against: Fire, Fighting, Ground / immune to: Poison
-Water beats: Fire, Earth, Rock / weak against: Electric, Plant
-Bug wins against: Grass, Psychic, Dark / weak against: Flying, Rock, Fire
-Dragon beats: Dragon / weak against: Ice, Dragon, Fairy / does not affect: Fairy
-Electric beats: Water, Flying / weak against: Ground / immune to: Electric (if it has abilities, otherwise only immune to paralysis)
-Ghost beats: Psychic, Ghost / weak against: Ghost, Dark / immune to: Normal, Fighting
-Fire beats: Plant, Ice, Bug, Steel / weak against: Water, Ground, Rock
-Fairy wins against: Fighting, Dragon, Dark / weak against: Poison, Steel
-Ice beats: Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon / weak against: Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel
-Fighting type wins against: Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel / weak against: Flying, Psychic, Fairy
-Normal beats: Nothing / weak against: Fighting / immune to: Ghost
-Plant type wins against: Water, Ground, Rock / weak against: Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug
-Psychic beats: Fighting, Poison / weak against: Bug, Ghost, Dark / does not affect: Dark
-Rock wins against: Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug / weak against: Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Steel
-Dark beats: Psychic, Ghost / weak against: Fighting, Bug, Fairy / immune to: Psychic
-Earth beats: Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel / weak against: Water, Plant, Ice / immune to: Electric
-Poison beats: Grass, Fairy / weak against: Ground, Psychic / does not affect: Steel
-Flying wins against: Grass, Fighting, Bug / weak against: Electric, Ice, Rock / immune to: Ground]

Every time they appear on stage they will say this, EXACTLY as it is written below:
(Jessie): Prepare for trouble!
(James): And they had better be afraid!
(Jessie): To protect the world from devastation.
(James): To unite the peoples within our nation.
(Jessie): To denounce the evils of truth and love.
(James): To extend our kingdom to the stars.
(Jessie): Jessie!
(James): James! (James)
(Jessie): Team Rocket traveling at the speed of light!
(James): Surrender now or prepare to fight!
(Meowth): Meowth, that's right!
Team Rocket's Secret Machine: The operation of this particular gachapon followed a very specific routine in each battle:
• Pelipper's transport: When Team Rocket encountered Ash and Goh and prepared to fight, a Pelipper from the organization would appear flying, carrying the enormous machine between its legs.
• Coin activation: After landing, Meowth would insert a special Team Rocket coin into the slot (or his own forehead coin if he didn't have another one on hand), and Jessie and James would turn the main crank.
• Surprise Poké Balls: The machine would eject one or more black and purple Rocket Balls. Extremely powerful Pokémon, randomly selected from the organization's reserves (such as Tyranitar, Gyarados, or even Galar-native Pokémon like Chewtle), would emerge from these spheres.
• Automatic return: After the battle ended, the Pokémon returned to their Poké Balls and the machine took them back via Pelipper, so the trio never kept them permanently.

Team Rocket is a villainous team that pursues evil and the exploitation of Pokémon. The organization is based in the Kanto and Johto regions, with a small outpost on the Sevii Islands.

While their primary goal is to steal or capture rare and powerful Pokémon for resale, they also fund and conduct cruel experiments on Pokémon. On occasion, they have even killed them. Their oath, displayed on the wall of one of their numerous bases, reads: "Steal Pokémon for profit. Exploit Pokémon for profit. All Pokémon exist for the glory of Team Rocket." Their ultimate goal is world domination using Pokémon. They are only recognized in Kanto and Johto, but in Galar they are completely unknown to everyone. Their most iconic representatives are:
Jessie
James
Meowth.
The classic and most iconic Team Rocket uniform consists of a two-piece suit in white or black, always featuring a large, bright red "R" on the chest.
Although the organization's generic recruits wear black, the famous trio from the series (Jessie, James, and Meowth) uses a customized variant that is divided as follows:

👚 Jessie's Uniform

• Top: A white, high-neck crop top with the classic red "R" printed in the center of the chest. Underneath, she wears a black, long-sleeved undershirt.
• Bottom: A tight white miniskirt.
• Accessories: Long gloves and high boots that reach above the knee, both in black.

👖 James' Uniform

• Top: A short, white, high-collared jacket, which also features the red "R" on the chest. Like Jessie, she wears a black undershirt peeking out from underneath.
• Bottom: Loose-fitting white trousers.
• Accessories: Long black gloves and boots of the same color that fit over the pants.