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NARUTO - ナルト -
(Naruto)

Shōnen

Action, Drama, Fantasy, Comedy

Masashi Kishimoto

Jump Comics
VIZ Media

[show]Other publishers:

Tongli
Rightman

Daiwon C.I.

JPF

Kana

Carlsen Comics

Mangafan

Panini Comics (Planet Manga)

Comics House, Komik Remaja

Chuang Yi (Chinese)

Glénat

Elex Media Komputindo

Schibsted Forlagene

Panini Comics (2007)

Weekly Shonen Jump
Shonen Jump

Shonen Jump

Shonen Jump

Weekly Comic
Shonen Jump

November 1999 – Ongoing

38 volumes with 358 chapters

Yuuto Date

Studio Pierrot

Animax, TV Tokyo
Cartoon Network
YTV

[show]Other networks:

Network Ten
Jetix

Jetix (Poland)

Jetix (Hungary)

Jetix (Romania)

GameOne

RTL II

TVB Music, TVB Jade

Italia 1

Global TV

Tooniverse

TV3, Astro Ria

ABS-CBN, Studio 23, Hero TV

E City

Jetix, Cuatro

CTS

Children Channel

ZTV

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Naruto (ナルト, Naruto? romanized as NARUTO in Japan) is a manga by Masashi Kishimoto with an anime TV series adaptation. Its main character, Naruto Uzumaki, is a loud, hyperactive, adolescent ninja who constantly searches for approval and recognition, as well as to become Hokage, acknowledged as the leader and strongest of all ninja in the village.
The manga was first published by Shueisha in 1999 in the 43rd issue of Japan's Shonen Jump magazine. As of volume 36, the manga has sold over 71 million copies in Japan.[1] VIZ Media publishes a translated version in the American Shonen Jump magazine. Naruto has become VIZ's best-selling manga series.[2] To date, the first fourteen volumes are available. In order to catch up to the translated anime, VIZ plans to release volumes 16 to 27 three at a time over the months of September to December 2007.[3]
The the first of two anime series, produced by Studio Pierrot and Aniplex, premiered across Japan on the terrestrial TV Tokyo network and the anime satellite television network Animax on October 3, 2002, and is still being aired. Viz also licensed the anime for North American production. Naruto debuted in the United States on Cartoon Network's Toonami programming block on September 10, 2005, and in Canada on YTV's Bionix on September 16, 2005. Naruto began showing in the UK on Jetix on July 22, 2006. It began showing on Toasted TV on January 12, 2007 in Australia, although it could be watched on Cartoon Network in 2006. The first series lasted nine seasons, while Naruto: Shippūden began its first on February 15, 2007.

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The series' length and popularity is comparable to that of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball, another popular action-oriented shōnen manga. Since its creation, Naruto has spawned a large number of fansites that contain detailed information, guides, and active forums. Some of the first and most popular sites targeted at English speaking audiences were established shortly after the first English manga volume was released in August 2003. Like many other manga and anime titles, Naruto has also spawned its own collectible card game.
Prior to the anime's North American debut in 2005, several scanlation and fansub groups translated the series and made it available for free download on the internet. Despite North American companies' perceived tendency to prosecute fansubbing groups more frequently than Japanese companies,[4] there are some that have continued to translate new Naruto episodes due to the extremely large gap between the English and Japanese versions.
Volume 7 of the manga has recently won a Quill Award for best graphic novel in North America.[5] In TV Asahi's latest top 100 Anime Ranking, Naruto ranked 17th on the list.[6]

See also: List of Naruto episodes, List of Naruto: Shippūden episodes, and List of Naruto media Even though it debuted some time after the manga, the anime quickly caught up, since one anime episode usually covers one or two manga chapters. To prevent overlapping, the anime's producers tend to organize content from the manga chapters into long, uneventful sections followed by short bursts of action, sometimes adding filler content in between. By the time the last canonical arc of the anime concluded, it was quickly gaining on the manga and consequently switched to anime-only filler episodes to allow the manga to broaden the gap once more. Most of the filler episodes are stand-alone stories, with a few being part of arcs that are several episodes long. The filler episodes lasted for 85 episodes, the duration of the first series. After the series moved back into manga-adapted episodes, it was renamed Naruto: Shippūden (疾風伝, Naruto: Shippūden? lit. Hurricane Chronicles). The new series premiered on February 15, 2007.
The anime generally remains true to the manga, usually changing only minor details (causes of death, loss of limbs, and other injuries have been lessened in the anime) or expanding on parts skipped by the manga. The filler arcs, though unreferenced in the manga (save for a few scant scenes), deal with the breaks between manga volumes, most prominently between Naruto's departure of Leaf Village near the end of the original series and his return two and a half years later. The filler arcs also often shine the spotlight on minor characters that have received little narrative attention otherwise.
New episodes, animated by Studio Pierrot, air weekly on TV Tokyo in Japan during the Golden Time slot (Japan's equivalent of prime time in the US). As of October 5, 2006, it shows on Thursday nights. The series has also spawned four movies, Naruto the Movie, Naruto the Movie 2, Naruto the Movie 3, and Naruto: Shippūden the Movie scheduled to premiere on August 4, 2007. The first three are available on DVD.

On September 10, 2005, Naruto had its hour-long premiere in the U.S. on Cartoon Network's Toonami. The first episode of Naruto premiered in Canada on YTV on September 16, 2005. In the United Kingdom, Naruto premiered on Jetix on July 22, 2006. In Australia and New Zealand it premiered on Cartoon Network on September 27, 2006. It also began showing on Toasted TV on January 12, 2007, in Australia.
In its English anime release, Naruto was aired with a TV-PG rating in the US and a PG rating in Canada. More explicit episodes, such as Jiraiya's debut and the battle with Zabuza, have been given a TV-PG-DS or a TV-PG-V rating[7]. References to alcohol, Japanese cultural differences, mild language, mild sexual situations, and even blood and death remain in the English version, though reduced in some instances.[8] Other networks make additional content edits apart from the edits done by Cartoon Network, such as Jetix's more strict censoring of blood, language, smoking and the like.

Further information: Plot of Naruto, Plot of Naruto: Shippūden, and List of Naruto story arcs Twelve years before the events at the focus of the series, the nine-tailed demon fox attacked Konohagakure. It was a powerful demon indeed; a single swing of one of its nine tails would raise tsunamis and flatten mountains. It raised chaos and slaughtered many people, until the leader of the Leaf Village – the Fourth Hokage – defeated it by sacrificing his own life to seal the demon inside a newly-born child, whose origins are as yet unknown. That child's name was Naruto Uzumaki.
The Fourth Hokage was celebrated as a hero for sealing the demon fox away. He wanted Naruto to be respected in a similar light by being the containment vessel for the demon fox. The village he grew up in, however, mostly shunned Naruto; they regarded him as if he were the demon fox itself and mistreated him throughout most of his childhood.
A decree made by the Third Hokage made it so that the other villagers were forbidden to mention the event to anyone, even to their own children. However, this did not stop them from treating Naruto like an outcast. Although their children did not specifically know why their parents treated Naruto the way they did, they learned through example to despise the boy. As a result, Naruto grew up as an orphan in a lonesome atmosphere without friends, family, or acknowledgment. He could not force people to befriend him, so he sought acknowledgment and attention the only way he knew – through pranks and mischief. However, that soon changed after Naruto graduated from the Ninja Academy by using his Multiple Shadow Clone Technique to save his teacher, Iruka Umino, from the renegade ninja Mizuki. That encounter gave Naruto two insights: that he was the container of the demon fox, and that there was someone besides the Third Hokage who actually cared for and acknowledged him. His graduation from the academy opened a gateway to the events and people that would change and define his world, including his way of the ninja for the rest of his life.
Naruto maintains a balance between drama and comedy, with plenty of action interspersed. It follows Naruto and his friends' personal growth and development as ninja, and emphasizes their interactions with each other and the influence of their backgrounds on their personalities. Naruto finds two friends and comrades in Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno, two fellow young ninja who are assigned with him to form a three-person team under a very experienced sensei named Kakashi Hatake. Naruto also confides in other characters as well that he has met through the Chunin Exam. They learn new abilities, get to know each other and other villagers better, and experience a coming-of-age journey as Naruto dreams of becoming the Hokage of the Leaf Village.
Naruto places strong emphasis on character development. Almost all outcomes are a result of decisions, character, and personality; very few things happen just because of chance. At first, emphasis is placed on Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura, who are the members of Team 7. However, other characters are developed, such as Kakashi, Guy, and Jiraiya, as well as Naruto's peers in the other Genin teams and other villages.
Several major villains came into play as well, the first being Zabuza Momochi, a missing-nin from Kirigakure, and his partner, Haku. Later, in the Chunin Exam arc, Orochimaru is introduced as an S-Class missing-nin at the top of Konoha's most wanted list. Later, a mysterious organization called Akatsuki begins to pursue Naruto in order to take the demon fox inside him and harness its power.

Squad 7: Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, Sasuke Uchiha and team leader, Kakashi Hatake

Main article: List of characters in Naruto

Naruto has a large and colorful cast of characters, running a gamut of detailed histories and complex personalities, and allowing many of them their fair share in the spotlight; they are also seen to grow and mature with the series, as it spans several years. As fitting for a coming-of-age saga, Naruto's world constantly expands and thickens, and his social relations are no exception – during his introduction he has only his teacher and the village's leader for sympathetic figures, but as the story progresses, more and more people become a part of his story.
The students at the Ninja Academy, where the story begins, are split up into squads of three after their graduation and become Genin. Each squad is assigned an experienced sensei. These core squads form a basis for the characters' interactions later in the series, where characters are chosen for missions for their team's strength and complementary skills; Naruto's squad 7 becomes the social frame where Naruto is acquainted with Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno, and their sensei Kakashi Hatake, forming the core of his world-in-the-making. The other three-man teams of his former classmates form another such layer, as Naruto connects with them to various degrees, learning of their motives, vulnerabilities, and aspirations, often relating them to his own. The groups of three are not limited to the comrades Naruto's age – groups in the story in general come in threes and multiples of three with very few exceptions.
Sensei-student relationships play a significant role in the series; Naruto has a number of mentors with whom he trains and learns, most notably Iruka Umino, the first ninja to recognize Naruto's existence, Kakashi Hatake, his team leader, and Jiraiya, and there are often running threads of tradition and tutelage binding together several generations. These role models provide guidance for their students not only in the ninja arts but also in a number of Japanese aesthetics and philosophical ideals. Techniques, ideals, and mentalities noticeably run in families, Naruto often being exposed to the abilities and traditions of generation-old clans in his village when friends from his own age group demonstrate them, or even achieve improvements of their own; it is poignantly noted that Naruto's generation is particularly talented.
Many of the greater lingering mysteries of the series are questions of character motives and identity. The legacy of Naruto's parents, the goals that guide Kabuto Yakushi, the identity of the mysterious Akatsuki leader – these are only a few of the fundamental unanswered questions of "who" and, by proxy, "why" currently at the core of the series. The story is remarkably character-driven; the theme of causality runs inherently throughout the series as characters reciprocate for their past actions and relationships. In this respect, characters' respective destinies are very much intertwined, and large emphasis is placed on comradeship and 'bonds' between the community or individual.
Character names often borrow from Japanese mythology, folklore and literature (such as the names borrowed from the folk-tale Jiraiya Goketsu Monogatari), or are otherwise elaborate puns; often there is a noticeable influence of the story behind the name shouldered by the character.[9]

^ Comi Press (March 6, 2007). The Rise and Fall of Weekly Shonen Jump: A Look at the Circulation of Weekly Jump. Press release.
^ VIZ Media (March 7, 2006). USA Today's Top 150 Best Seller list features VIZ Media's Shonen Jump's Naruto manga at number 29. Press release.
^ VIZ Media's Naruto Nation campaign. Retrieved on 2007-04-26.
^ Licensed Anime @ AnimeSuki. Retrieved on 2006-10-31.
^ Nominees for the Graphic Novel category. Retrieved on 2006-08-27.
^ Japan's Favorite TV Anime. Retrieved on 2006-12-22.
^ American-Naruto: Episode Guide and Rating. Retrieved on 2007-05-05.
^ Anime-Editz - Naruto Editz Guide. Retrieved on 2006-04-14.
^ Naruto names' origins and meanings. Retrieved on 2006-04-14.

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Physical Attack types

Bug
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Flying
Ghost[2]
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Steel

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Dark
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Fire
Ghost[1]
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	B	フシギダネ	Fushigidane	Fushigidane	226	–	R-001	–	001aEgg
002	Ivysaur	フシギソウ	Fushigiso Fushigisō	Fushigisou	227	–	R-002	–	001bBulbasaur
003	Venusaur	フシギバナ	Fushigibana	Fushigibana	228	–	R-003	–	001cIvysaur
004	Charmander	ヒトカゲ	Hitokage	Hitokage	229	–	R-140	–	004aEgg
005	Charmeleon	リザード	Rizado Rizādo	Lizardo	230	–	R-141	–	004bCharmander
006	Charizard	リザードン	Rizadon Rizādon	Lizardon	231	–	R-142	–	004cCharmeleon
007	Squirtle	ゼニガメ	Zenigame	Zenigame	232	–	R-076	–	007aEgg
008	Wartortle	カメール	Kameru Kamēru	Kameil	233	–	R-077	–	007bSquirtle
009	Blastoise	カメックス	Kamekkusu	Kamex	234	–	R-078	–	007cWartortle
010	Caterpie	キャタピー	Kyatapi Kyatapī	Caterpie	024	–	–	–	010aEgg
011	Metapod	トランセル	Toranseru	Transel	025	–	–	–	010bCaterpie
012	Butterfree	バタフリー	Batafuri Batafurī	Butterfree	026	–	–	–	010cMetapod
013	Weedle	ビードル	Bidoru Bīdoru	Beedle	027	–	–	–	013aEgg
014	Kakuna	コクーン	Kokun Kokūn	Cocoon	028	–	–	–	013bWeedle
015	Beedrill	スピアー	Supia Supiā	Spear	029	–	R-025	–	013cKakuna
016	Pidgey	ポッポ	Poppo	Poppo	010	–	–	–	016aEgg
017	Pidgeotto	ピジョン	Pijon	Pigeon	011	–	–	–	016bPidgey
018	Pidgeot	ピジョット	Pijotto	Pigeot	012	–	–	–	016cPidgeotto
019	Rattata	コラッタ	Koratta	Koratta	017	–	R-101	–	019aEgg
020	Raticate	ラッタ	Ratta	Ratta	018	–	R-102	–	019bRattata
021	Spearow	オニスズメ	Onisuzume	Onisuzume	013	–	R-039	–	021aEgg
022	Fearow	オニドリル	Onidoriru	Onidrill	014	–	R-040	–	021bSpearow
023	Ekans	アーボ	Abo Ābo	Arbo	050	–	R-151	–	023aEgg
024	Arbok	アーボック	Abokku Ābokku	Arbok	051	–	R-152	–	023bEkans
025	Pikachu	ピカチュウ	Pikachu Pikachū	Pikachu	022	156	R-023	104	025bPichu
026	Raichu	ライチュウ	Raichu Raichū	Raichu	023	157	R-024	105	025cPikachu
027	Sandshrew	サンド	Sando	Sand	048	112	–	–	027aEgg
028	Sandslash	サンドパン	Sandopan	Sandpan	049	113	–	–	027bSandshrew
029	Nidoran♀	ニドラン♀	Nidoran♀	Nidoran♀	095	–	–	–	029aEgg
030	Nidorina	ニドリーナ	Nidorina Nidorīna	Nidorina	096	–	–	–	029bNidoran♀
031	Nidoqueen	ニドクイン	Nidokuin	Nidoqueen	097	–	–	–	029cNidorina
032	Nidoran♂	ニドラン♂	Nidoran♂	Nidoran♂	098	–	–	–	032aEgg
033	Nidorino	ニドリーノ	Nidorino Nidorīno	Nidorino	099	–	–	–	032bNidoran♂
034	Nidoking	ニドキング	Nidokingu	Nidoking	100	–	–	–	032cNidorino
035	Clefairy	ピッピ	Pippi	Pippi	041	–	–	100	035bCleffa
036	Clefable	ピクシー	Pikushi Pikushī	Pixy	042	–	–	101	035cClefairy
037	Vulpix	ロコン	Rokon	Rokon	125	153	–	–	037aEgg
038	Ninetales	キュウコン	KyukonKyūkon	Kyukon	126	154	–	–	037bVulpix
039	Jigglypuff	プリン	Purin	Purin	044	138	R-100	–	039bIgglybuff
040	Wigglytuff	プクリン	Pukurin	Pukurin	045	139	–	–	039cJigglypuff
041	Zubat	ズバット	Zubatto	Zubat	037	063	R-058	028	041aEgg
042	Golbat	ゴルバット	Gorubatto	Golbat	038	064	R-059	029	041bZubat
043	Oddish	ナゾノクサ	Nazonokusa	Nazonokusa	083	088	R-126	–	043aEgg
044	Gloom	クサイハナ	Kusaihana	Kusaihana	084	089	R-127	–	043bOddish
045	Vileplume	ラフレシア	Rafureshia	Ruffresia	085	090	R-128	–	043cGloom
046	Paras	パラス	Parasu	Paras	070	–	R-050	–	046aEgg
047	Parasect	パラセクト	Parasekuto	Parasect	071	–	R-051	–	046bParas
048	Venonat	コンパン	Konpan	Kongpang	108	–	R-153	–	048aEgg
049	Venomoth	モルフォン	Morufon	Morphon	109	–	–	–	048bVenonat
050	Diglett	ディグダ	Diguda	Digda	132	–	R-061	–	050aEgg
051	Dugtrio	ダグトリオ	Dagutorio	Dugtrio	133	–	R-062	–	050bDiglett
052	Meowth	ニャース	Nyasu Nyāsu	Nyarth	136	–	R-099	–	052aEgg
053	Persian	ペルシアン	Perushian	Persian	137	–	–	–	052bMeowth
054	Psyduck	コダック	Kodakku	Koduck	138	158	R-121	043	054aEgg
055	Golduck	ゴルダック	Gorudakku	Golduck	139	159	–	044	054bPsyduck
056	Mankey	マンキー	Manki Mankī	Mankey	134	–	R-149	–	056aEgg
057	Primeape	オコリザル	Okorizaru	Okorizaru	135	–	R-150	–	056bMankey
058	Growlithe	ガーディ	Gadi Gādi	Gardie	127	–	R-144	–	058aEgg
059	Arcanine	ウインディ	Uindi	Windie	128	–	R-145	–	058bGrowlithe
060	Poliwag	ニョロモ	Nyoromo	Nyoromo	072	–	R-052	–	060aEgg
061	Poliwhirl	ニョロゾ	Nyorozo	Nyorozo	073	–	R-053	–	060bPoliwag
062	Poliwrath	ニョロボン	Nyorobon	Nyorobon	074	–	R-054	–	060cPoliwhirl
063	Abra	ケーシィ	Keshii Kēshii	Casey	089	039	R-029	020	063aEgg
064	Kadabra	ユンゲラー	Yungera Yungerā	Yungerer	090	040	–	021	063bAbra
065	Alakazam	フーディン	Fudin Fūdin	Foodin	091	041	–	022	063cKadabra
066	Machop	ワンリキー	Wanriki Wanrikī	Wanriky	140	073	R-080	040	066aEgg
067	Machoke	ゴーリキー	Goriki Gōrikī	Goriky	141	074	R-081	041	066bMachop
068	Machamp	カイリキー	Kairiki Kairikī	Kairiky	142	075	R-082	042	066cMachoke
069	Bellsprout	マダツボミ	Madatsubomi	Madatsubomi	064	–	R-004	–	069aEgg
070	Weepinbell	ウツドン	Utsudon	Utsudon	065	–	R-005	–	069bBellsprout
071	Victreebel	ウツボット	Utsubotto	Utsubot	066	–	R-006	–	069cWeepinbell
072	Tentacool	メノクラゲ	Menokurage	Menokurage	162	066	–	136	072aEgg
073	Tentacruel	ドククラゲ	Dokukurage	Dokukurage	163	067	–	137	072bTentacool
074	Geodude	イシツブテ	Ishitsubute	Ishitsubute	034	057	R-064	031	074aEgg
075	Graveler	ゴローン	Goron Gorōn	Golone	034	058	R-065	032	074bGeodude
076	Golem	ゴローニャ	Goronya Gorōnya	Golonya	036	059	R-066	033	074cGraveler
077	Ponyta	ポニータ	Ponita Ponīta	Ponyta	201	–	–	090	077aEgg
078	Rapidash	ギャロップ	Gyaroppu	Gallop	202	–	R-018	091	077bPonyta
079	Slowpoke	ヤドン	Yadon	Yadon	080	–	R-014	–	079aEgg
080	Slowbro	ヤドラン	Yadoran	Yadoran	081	–	–	–	079bSlowpoke
081	Magnemite	コイル	Koiru	Coil	118	082	R-056	–	081aEgg
082	Magneton	レアコイル	Reakoiru	Rarecoil	119	083	R-057	–	081bMagnemite
083	Farfetch’d	カモネギ	Kamonegi	Kamonegi	158	–	–	–	083Egg
084	Doduo	ドードー	Dodo Dōdō	Dodo	199	092	R-041	–	084aEgg
085	Dodrio	ドードリオ	Dodorio Dōdorio	Dodorio	200	093	R-042	–	084bDoduo
086	Seel	パウワウ	Pauwau	Pawou	176	–	–	–	086aEgg
087	Dewgong	ジュゴン	Jugon	Jugon	177	–	–	–	086bSeel
088	Grimer	ベトベター	Betobeta Betobetā	Betbeter	116	106	R-087	–	088aEgg
089	Muk	ベトベトン	Betobeton	Betbeton	117	107	R-088	–	088bGrimer
090	Shellder	シェルダー	Sheruda Sherudā	Shellder	169	–	–	–	090aEgg
091	Cloyster	パルシェン	Parushen	Parshen	170	–	–	–	090bShellder
092	Gastly	ゴース	Gosu Gōsu	Ghos	058	–	R-094	069	092aEgg
093	Haunter	ゴースト	Ghosuto Gōsuto	Ghost	059	–	R-095	070	092bGastly
094	Gengar	ゲンガー	Genga Gengā	Gangar	060	–	R-096	071	092cHaunter
095	Onix	イワーク	Iwaku Iwāku	Iwark	062	–	–	034	095aEgg
096	Drowzee	スリープ	Suripu Surīpu	Sleepe	087	–	R-090	–	096aEgg
097	Hypno	スリーパー	Suripa Surīpā	Sleeper	088	–	R-091	–	096bDrowzee
098	Krabby	クラブ	Kurabu	Crab	164	–	R-070	–	098aEgg
099	Kingler	キングラー	Kingura Kingurā	Kingler	165	–	–	–	098bKrabby
100	Voltorb	ビリリダマ	Biriridama	Biriridama	120	084	R-079	–	100aEgg
101	Electrode	マルマイン	Marumain	Marumine	121	085	–	–	100bVoltorb
102	Exeggcute	タマタマ	Tamatama	Tamatama	104	–	–	–	102aEgg
103	Exeggutor	ナッシー	Nasshi Nasshī	Nassy	105	–	–	–	102bExeggcute
104	Cubone	カラカラ	Karakara	Karakara	203	–	–	–	104aEgg
105	Marowak	ガラガラ	Garagara	Garagara	204	–	–	–	104bCubone
106	Hitmonlee	サワムラー	Sawamura Sawamurā	Sawamular	144	–	–	–	106bTyrogue
107	Hitmonchan	エビワラー	Ebiwara Ebiwarā	Ebiwalar	145	–	–	–	106cTyrogue
108	Lickitung	ベロリンガ	Beroringa	Beroringa	178	–	–	–	108aEgg
109	Koffing	ドガース	Dogasu Dogāsu	Dogars	114	108	R-089	–	109aEgg
110	Weezing	マタドガス	Matadogasu	Matadogas	115	109	–	–	109bKoffing
111	Rhyhorn	サイホーン	Saihon Saihōn	Sihorn	206	169	–	–	111aEgg
112	Rhydon	サイドン	Saidon	Sidon	207	170	R-063	–	111bRhyhorn
113	Chansey	ラッキー	Rakki Rakkī	Lucky	217	–	–	097	113bEgg/Happini†
114	Tangela	モンジャラ	Monjara	Monjara	179	–	R-069	–	114aEgg
115	Kangaskhan	ガルーラ	Garura Garūra	Garura	205	–	R-201	–	115Egg
116	Horsea	タッツー	Tattsu Tattsū	Tattu	186	184	R-107	–	116aEgg
117	Seadra	シードラ	Shidora Shīdora	Seadra	187	185	R-108	–	116bHorsea
118	Goldeen	トサキント	Tosakinto	Tosakinto	078	050	R-110	078	118aEgg
119	Seaking	アズマオウ	Azumao Azumaō	Azumao	079	051	R-111	079	118bGoldeen
120	Staryu	ヒトデマン	Hitodeman	Hitodeman	167	143	R-112	–	120aEgg
121	Starmie	スターミー	Sutami Sutāmī	Starmie	168	144	R-113	–	120bStaryu
122	Mr. Mime	バリヤード	Bariyado Bariyādo	Barrierd	156	–	R-092	095	122bEgg/Mime Jr.
123	Scyther	ストライク	Sutoraiku	Strike	110	–	R-043	–	123aEgg
124	Jynx	ルージュラ	Rujura Rūjura	Rougela	153	–	R-168	–	124bSmoochum
125	Electabuzz	エレブー	Erebu Erebū	Eleboo	155	–	R-188	–	125bElekid
126	Magmar	ブーバー	Buba Būbā	Boober	151	–	R-137	–	126bMagby
127	Pinsir	カイロス	Kairosu	Kailios	112	167	R-093	–	127Egg
128	Tauros	ケンタロス	Kentarosu	Kentauros	148	–	R-049	–	128Egg
129	Magikarp	コイキング	Koikingu	Koiking	076	052	R-124	023	129aEgg
130	Gyarados	ギャラドス	Gyaradosu	Gyarados	077	053	R-125	024	129bMagikarp
131	Lapras	ラプラス	Rapurasu	Laplace	219	–	R-106	–	131Egg
132	Ditto	メタモン	Metamon	Metamon	092	–	–	–	132Egg
133	Eevee	イーブイ	Ibui Ībui	Eievui	180	–	–	–	133aEgg
134	Vaporeon	シャワーズ	Shawazu Shawāzu	Showers	181	–	R-183	–	133bEevee
135	Jolteon	サンダース	Sandasu Sandāsu	Thunders	182	–	R-185	–	133cEevee
136	Flareon	ブースター	Busuta Būsutā	Booster	183	–	R-184	–	133dEevee
137	Porygon	ポリゴン	Porigon	Porygon	215	–	R-103	–	137aEgg
138	Omanyte	オムナイト	Omunaito	Omnite	220	–	–	–	138aEgg
139	Omastar	オムスター	Omusuta Omusutā	Omstar	221	–	–	–	138bOmanyte
140	Kabuto	カブト	Kabuto	Kabuto	222	–	–	–	140aEgg
141	Kabutops	カブトプス	Kabutopusu	Kabutops	223	–	–	–	140bKabuto
142	Aerodactyl	プテラ	Putera	Ptera	224	–	R-198	–	142Egg
143	Snorlax	カビゴン	Kabigon	Kabigon	225	–	R-105	113	143bEgg/Munchlax
144	Articuno	フリーザー	Furiza Furīzā	Freezer	235	–	–	–	144–
145	Zapdos	サンダー	Sanda Sandā	Thunder	236	–	–	–	145–
146	Moltres	ファイヤー	Faiya Faiyā	Fire	237	–	–	–	146–
147	Dratini	ミニリュウ	Miniryu Miniryū	Miniryu	241	–	–	–	147aEgg
148	Dragonair	ハクリュー	Hakuryu Hakuryū	Hakuryu	242	–	–	–	147bDratini
149	Dragonite	カイリュー	Kairyu Kairyū	Kairyu	243	–	R-038	–	147cDragonair
150	Mewtwo	ミュウツー	Myutsu Myūtsū	Mewtwo	249	–	–	–	150–
151	Mew	ミュウ	Myu Myū	Mew	250	–	R-213	–	151–
152	Chikorita	チコリータ	Chikorita Chikorīta	Chicorita	001	–	R-007	–	152aEgg
153	Bayleef	ベイリーフ	Beirifu Beirīfu	Bayleaf	002	–	R-008	–	152bChikorita
154	Meganium	メガニウム	Meganiumu	Meganium	003	–	R-009	–	152cBayleef
155	Cyndaquil	ヒノアラシ	Hinoarashi	Hinoarashi	004	–	R-019	–	155aEgg
156	Quilava	マグマラシ	Magumarashi	Magmarashi	005	–	R-020	–	155bCyndaquil
157	Typhlosion	バクフーン	Bakufun Bakufūn	Bakphoon	006	–	R-021	–	155cQuilava
158	Totodile	ワニノコ	Waninoko	Waninoko	007	–	R-073	–	158aEgg
159	Croconaw	アリゲイツ	Arigeitsu	Alligates	008	–	R-074	–	158bTotodile
160	Feraligatr	オーダイル	Odairu Ōdairu	Ordile	009	–	R-075	–	158cCroconaw
161	Sentret	オタチ	Otachi	Otachi	019	–	–	–	161aEgg
162	Furret	オオタチ	Otachi Ōtachi	Ootachi	020	–	–	–	161bSentret
163	Hoothoot	ホーホー	Hoho Hōhō	Hoho	015	–	–	106	163aEgg
164	Noctowl	ヨルノズク	Yorunozuku	Yorunozuku	016	–	–	107	163bHoothoot
165	Ledyba	レディバ	Rediba	Rediba	030	–	–	–	165aEgg
166	Ledian	レディアン	Redian	Redian	031	–	–	–	165bLedyba
167	Spinarak	イトマル	Itomaru	Itomaru	032	–	R-157	–	167aEgg
168	Ariados	アリアドス	Ariadosu	Ariados	033	–	R-158	–	167bSpinarak
169	Crobat	クロバット	Kurobatto	Crobat	039	065	R-060	030	041cGolbat
170	Chinchou	チョンチー	Chonchi Chonchī	Chonchie	174	181	–	–	170aEgg
171	Lanturn	ランターン	Rantan Rantān	Lantern	175	182	–	–	170bChinchou
172	Pichu	ピチュー	Pichu Pichū	Pichu	021	155	R-022	103	025aEgg
173	Cleffa	ピィ	Pi Pī	Py	040	–	–	099	035aEgg
174	Igglybuff	ププリン	Pupurin	Pupurin	043	137	–	–	039aEgg
175	Togepi	トゲピー	Togepi Togepī	Togepy	046	–	–	–	175aEgg
176	Togetic	トゲチック	Togechikku	Togechick	047	–	–	–	175bTogepi
177	Natu	ネイティ	Neiti	Naty	159	162	–	–	177aEgg
178	Xatu	ネイティオ	Neitio	Natio	160	163	–	–	177bNatu
179	Mareep	メリープ	Meripu Merīpu	Merriep	053	–	–	–	179aEgg
180	Flaaffy	モココ	Mokoko	Mokoko	054	–	–	–	179bMareep
181	Ampharos	デンリュウ	Denryu Denryū	Denryu	055	–	–	–	179cFlaaffy
182	Bellossom	キレイハナ	Kireihana	Kireihana	086	091	–	–	043dGloom
183	Marill	マリル	Mariru	Maril	130	055	–	125	183bEgg/Azurill
184	Azumarill	マリルリ	Mariruri	Marilli	131	056	–	126	183cMarill
185	Sudowoodo	ウソッキー	Usokki Usokkī	Usokkie	106	–	–	093	185bEgg/Bonsly
186	Politoed	ニョロトノ	Nyorotono	Nyorotono	075	–	R-055	–	060dPoliwhirl
187	Hoppip	ハネッコ	Hanekko	Hanecco	067	–	R-010	–	187aEgg
188	Skiploom	ポポッコ	Popokko	Popocco	068	–	–	–	187bHoppip
189	Jumpluff	ワタッコ	Watakko	Watacco	069	–	–	–	187cSkiploom
190	Aipom	エイパム	Eipamu	Eipam	122	–	–	063	190aEgg
191	Sunkern	ヒマナッツ	Himanattsu	Himanuts	102	–	–	–	191aEgg
192	Sunflora	キマワリ	Kimawari	Kimawari	103	–	–	–	191bSunkern
193	Yanma	ヤンヤンマ	Yanyanma	Yanyanma	101	–	–	–	193aEgg
194	Wooper	ウパー	Upa Upā	Upah	056	–	–	117	194aEgg
195	Quagsire	ヌオー	Nuo Nuō	Nuoh	057	–	–	118	194bWooper
196	Espeon	エーフィ	Efi Ēfi	Eifie	184	–	R-186	–	133eEevee
197	Umbreon	ブラッキー	Burakki Burakkī	Blacky	185	–	R-187	–	133fEevee
198	Murkrow	ヤミカラス	Yamikarasu	Yamikarasu	208	–	R-046	074	198aEgg
199	Slowking	ヤドキング	Yadokingu	Yadoking	082	–	–	–	079cSlowpoke
200	Misdreavus	ムウマ	Muma Mūma	Muma	214	–	–	072	200aEgg
201	Unown	アンノーン	Annon Annōn	Unknown	061	–	–	114	201–
202	Wobbuffet	ソーナンス	Sonansu Sōnansu	Sonans	107	161	R-170	–	202bEgg/Wynaut
203	Girafarig	キリンリキ	Kirinriki	Kirinriki	147	164	–	121	203Egg
204	Pineco	クヌギダマ	Kunugidama	Kunugidama	093	–	–	–	204aEgg
205	Forretress	フォレトス	Foretosu	Foretos	094	–	–	–	204bPineco
206	Dunsparce	ノコッチ	Nokotchi	Nokocchi	052	–	–	–	206Egg
207	Gligar	グライガー	Guraiga Guraigā	Gliger	189	–	R-160	–	207aEgg
208	Steelix	ハガネール	Haganeru Haganēru	Haganeil	063	–	R-179	035	095bOnix
209	Snubbull	ブルー	Buru Burū	Bulu	123	–	R-097	–	209aEgg
210	Granbull	グランブル	Guranburu	Granbulu	124	–	–	–	209bSnubbull
211	Qwilfish	ハリーセン	Harisen Harīsen	Harysen	161	–	–	–	211Egg
212	Scizor	ハッサム	Hassamu	Hassam	111	–	R-044	–	123bScyther
213	Shuckle	ツボツボ	Tsubotsubo	Tsubotsubo	166	–	–	–	213Egg
214	Heracross	ヘラクロス	Herakurosu	Heracros	113	168	R-148	062	214Egg
215	Sneasel	ニューラ	Nyura Nyūra	Nyula	213	–	R-199	144	215aEgg
216	Teddiursa	ヒメグマ	Himeguma	Himeguma	193	–	–	–	216aEgg
217	Ursaring	リングマ	Ringuma	Ringuma	194	–	–	–	216bTeddiursa
218	Slugma	マグマッグ	Magumaggu	Magmag	211	103	R-138	–	218aEgg
219	Magcargo	マグカルゴ	Magukarugo	Magcargot	212	104	R-139	–	218bSlugma
220	Swinub	ウリムー	Urimu Urimū	Urimoo	191	–	R-172	–	220aEgg
221	Piloswine	イノムー	Inomu Inomū	Inomoo	192	–	R-173	–	220bSwinub
222	Corsola	サニーゴ	Sanigo Sanīgo	Sunnygo	171	180	–	–	222Egg
223	Remoraid	テッポウオ	Teppoo Teppō'o	Teppouo	172	–	R-114	132	223aEgg
224	Octillery	オクタン	Okutan	Okutank	173	–	R-115	133	223bRemoraid
225	Delibird	デリバード	Deribado Deribādo	Delibird	190	–	–	–	225Egg
226	Mantine	マンタイン	Mantain	Mantain	197	–	R-116	141	226bEgg/Mantyke†
227	Skarmory	エアームド	Eamudo Eāmudo	Airmd	198	115	R-045	–	227Egg
228	Houndour	デルビル	Derubiru	Delvil	209	–	–	–	228aEgg
229	Houndoom	ヘルガー	Heruga Herugā	Hellgar	210	–	R-161	–	228bHoundour
230	Kingdra	キングドラ	Kingudora	Kingdra	188	186	R-109	–	116cSeadra
231	Phanpy	ゴマゾウ	Gomazo Gomazō	Gomazou	195	165	R-034	–	231aEgg
232	Donphan	ドンファン	Donfan	Donfan	196	166	R-035	–	231bPhanpy
233	Porygon2	ポリゴン2	Porigon Tsu Porigon Tsū	Porygon2	216	–	–	–	137bPorygon
234	Stantler	オドシシ	Odoshishi	Odoshishi	129	–	–	–	234Egg
235	Smeargle	ドーブル	Doburu Dōburu	Doble	157	–	–	–	235Egg
236	Tyrogue	バルキー	Baruki Barukī	Balkie	143	–	–	–	106aEgg
237	Hitmontop	カポエラー	Kapoera Kapoerā	Kapoerer	146	–	–	–	106dTyrogue
238	Smoochum	ムチュール	Muchuru Muchūru	Muchul	152	–	–	–	124aEgg
239	Elekid	エレキッド	Erekiddo	Elekid	154	–	–	–	125aEgg
240	Magby	ブビィ	Bubi Bubī	Buby	150	–	–	–	126aEgg
241	Miltank	ミルタンク	Mirutanku	Miltank	149	–	–	–	241Egg
242	Blissey	ハピナス	Hapinasu	Happinas	218	–	–	098	113cChansey
243	Raikou	ライコウ	Raiko Raikō	Raikou	238	–	R-203	–	243–
244	Entei	エンテイ	Entei	Entei	239	–	R-202	–	244–
245	Suicune	スイクン	Suikun	Suikun	240	–	R-204	–	245–
246	Larvitar	ヨーギラス	Yogirasu Yōgirasu	Yogiras	244	–	R-193	–	246aEgg
247	Pupitar	サナギラス	Sanagirasu	Sanagiras	245	–	R-194	–	246bLarvitar
248	Tyranitar	バンギラス	Bangirasu	Bangiras	246	–	R-195	–	246cPupitar
249	Lugia	ルギア	Rugia	Lugia	247	–	–	–	249–
250	Ho-oh	ホウオウ	Hoo Hō'ō	Houou	248	–	–	–	250–
251	Celebi	セレビィ	Serebii	Celebi	251	–	R-212	–	251–
252	Treecko	キモリ	Kimori	Kimori	–	001	R-129	–	252aEgg
253	Grovyle	ジュプトル	Juputoru	Juptile	–	002	R-130	–	252bTreecko
254	Sceptile	ジュカイン	Jukain	Jukain	–	003	R-131	–	252cGrovyle
255	Torchic	アチャモ	Achamo	Achamo	–	004	R-015	–	255aEgg
256	Combusken	ワカシャモ	Wakashamo	Wakasyamo	–	005	R-016	–	255bTorchic
257	Blaziken	バシャーモ	Bashamo Bashāmo	Bursyamo	–	006	R-017	–	255cCombusken
258	Mudkip	ミズゴロウ	Mizugoro Mizugorō	Mizugorou	–	007	R-011	–	258aEgg
259	Marshtomp	ヌマクロー	Numakuro Numakurō	Numacraw	–	008	R-012	–	258bMudkip
260	Swampert	ラグラージ	Raguraji Ragurāji	Laglarge	–	009	R-013	–	258cMarshtomp
261	Poochyena	ポチエナ	Pochiena	Pochiena	–	010	–	–	261aEgg
262	Mightyena	グラエナ	Guraena	Guraena	–	011	–	–	261bPoochyena
263	Zigzagoon	ジグザグマ	Jiguzaguma	Ziguzaguma	–	012	R-047	–	263aEgg
264	Linoone	マッスグマ	Massuguma	Massuguma	–	013	R-048	–	263bZigzagoon
265	Wurmple	ケムッソ	Kemusso	Kemusso	–	014	R-154	048	265aEgg
266	Silcoon	カラサリス	Karasarisu	Karasalis	–	015	R-155	049	265bWurmple(50%)
267	Beautifly	アゲハント	Agehanto	Agehunt	–	016	R-156	050	265cSilcoon
268	Cascoon	マユルド	Mayurudo	Mayuld	–	017	–	051	265dWurmple(50%)
269	Dustox	ドクケイル	Dokukeiru	Dokucale	–	018	–	052	265eCascoon
270	Lotad	ハスボー	Hasubo Hasubō	Hassboh	–	019	R-132	–	270aEgg
271	Lombre	ハスブレロ	Hasuburero	Hasubrero	–	020	R-133	–	270bLotad
272	Ludicolo	ルンパッパ	Runpappa	Runpappa	–	021	R-134	–	270cLombre
273	Seedot	タネボー	Tanebo Tanebō	Taneboh	–	022	R-180	–	273aEgg
274	Nuzleaf	コノハナ	Konohana	Konohana	–	023	R-181	–	273bSeedot
275	Shiftry	ダーテング	Datengu Dātengu	Dirteng	–	024	R-182	–	273cNuzleaf
276	Taillow	スバメ	Subame	Subame	–	025	R-036	–	276aEgg
277	Swellow	オオスバメ	Osubame Ōsubame	Ohsubame	–	026	R-037	–	276bTaillow
278	Wingull	キャモメ	Kyamome	Camome	–	027	R-122	119	278aEgg
279	Pelipper	ペリッパー	Perippa Perippā	Pelipper	–	028	R-123	120	278bWingull
280	Ralts	ラルトス	Rarutosu	Ralts	–	029	R-026	–	280aEgg
281	Kirlia	キルリア	Kiruria	Kirlia	–	030	R-027	–	280bRalts
282	Gardevoir	サーナイト	Sanaito Sānaito	Sirnight	–	031	R-028	–	280cKirlia
283	Surskit	アメタマ	Ametama	Ametama	–	032	–	–	283aEgg
284	Masquerain	アメモース	Amemosu Amemōsu	Amemoth	–	033	–	–	283bSurskit
285	Shroomish	キノココ	Kinokoko	Kinococo	–	034	–	–	285aEgg
286	Breloom	キノガッサ	Kinogassa	Kinogassa	–	035	–	–	285bShroomish
287	Slakoth	ナマケロ	Namakero	Namakero	–	036	R-162	–	287aEgg
288	Vigoroth	ヤルキモノ	Yarukimono	Yarukimono	–	037	R-163	–	287bSlakoth
289	Slaking	ケッキング	Kekkingu	Kekking	–	038	R-164	–	287cVigoroth
290	Nincada	ツチニン	Tsuchinin	Tutinin	–	042	R-031	–	290aEgg
291	Ninjask	テッカニン	Tekkanin	Tekkanin	–	043	R-032	–	290bNincada
292	Shedinja	ヌケニン	Nukenin	Nukenin	–	044	R-033	–	290cNincada
293	Whismur	ゴニョニョ	Gonyonyo	Gonyonyo	–	045	R-176	–	293aEgg
294	Loudred	ドゴーム	Dogomu Dogōmu	Dogohmb	–	046	R-177	–	293bWhismur
295	Exploud	バクオング	Bakuongu	Bakuong	–	047	R-178	–	293cLoudred
296	Makuhita	マクノシタ	Makunoshita	Makunoshita	–	048	R-083	–	296aEgg
297	Hariyama	ハリテヤマ	Hariteyama	Hariteyama	–	049	R-084	–	296bMakuhita
298	Azurill	ルリリ	Ruriri	Ruriri	–	054	–	124	183aEgg
299	Nosepass	ノズパス	Nozupasu	Nosepass	–	060	–	–	299aEgg
300	Skitty	エネコ	Eneko	Eneco	–	061	R-098	–	300aEgg
301	Delcatty	エネコロロ	Enekororo	Enekororo	–	062	–	–	300bSkitty
302	Sableye	ヤミラミ	Yamirami	Yamirami	–	068	–	–	302Egg
303	Mawile	クチート	Kuchīto	Kucheat	–	069	–	–	303Egg
304	Aron	ココドラ	Kokodora	Cokodora	–	070	–	–	304aEgg
305	Lairon	コドラ	Kodora	Kodora	–	071	–	–	304bAron
306	Aggron	ボスゴドラ	Bosugodora	Bossgodora	–	072	–	–	304cLairon
307	Meditite	アサナン	Asanan	Asanan	–	076	R-085	086	307aEgg
308	Medicham	チャーレム	Charemu Chāremu	Charem	–	077	R-086	087	307bMeditite
309	Electrike	ラクライ	Rakurai	Rakurai	–	078	R-146	–	309aEgg
310	Manectric	ライボルト	Raiboruto	Livolt	–	079	R-147	–	309bElectrike
311	Plusle	プラスル	Purasuru	Prasle	–	080	R-067	–	311Egg
312	Minun	マイナン	Mainan	Minun	–	081	R-068	–	312Egg
313	Volbeat	バルビート	Barubīto	Barubeat	–	086	–	–	313Egg
314	Illumise	イルミーゼ	Irumize Irumīze	Illumise	–	087	–	–	314Egg
315	Roselia	ロゼリア	Rozeria	Roselia	–	094	–	026	315bEgg/Subomie†
316	Gulpin	ゴクリン	Gokurin	Gokulin	–	095	–	–	316aEgg
317	Swalot	マルノーム	Marunomu Marunōmu	Marunoom	–	096	R-189	–	316bGulpin
318	Carvanha	キバニア	Kibania	Kibanha	–	097	R-117	–	318aEgg
319	Sharpedo	サメハダー	Samehada Samehadā	Samehader	–	098	R-118	–	318bCarvanha
320	Wailmer	ホエルコ	Hoeruko	Hoeruko	–	099	R-119	–	320aEgg
321	Wailord	ホエルオー	Hoeruo Hoeruō	Whaloh	–	100	–	–	320bWailmer
322	Numel	ドンメル	Donmeru	Donmel	–	101	R-135	–	322aEgg
323	Camerupt	バクーダ	Bakuda Bakūda	Bakuuda	–	102	R-136	–	322bNumel
324	Torkoal	コータス	Kotasu Kōtasu	Cotoise	–	105	R-143	–	324Egg
325	Spoink	バネブー	Banebu Banebū	Baneboo	–	110	R-030	–	325aEgg
326	Grumpig	ブーピッグ	Bupiggu Būpiggu	Boopig	–	111	–	–	325bSpoink
327	Spinda	パッチール	Patchiru Patchīru	Patcheel	–	114	–	–	327Egg
328	Trapinch	ナックラー	Nakkura Nakkurā	Nuckrar	–	116	–	–	328aEgg
329	Vibrava	ビブラーバ	Biburaba Biburāba	Vibrava	–	117	–	–	328bTrapinch
330	Flygon	フライゴン	Furaigon	Flygon	–	118	R-159	–	328cVibrava
331	Cacnea	サボネア	Sabonea	Sabonea	–	119	–	–	331aEgg
332	Cacturne	ノクタス	Nokutasu	Noctus	–	120	–	–	331bCacnea
333	Swablu	チルット	Chirutto	Tyltto	–	121	R-196	–	333aEgg
334	Altaria	チルタリス	Chirutarisu	Tyltalis	–	122	R-197	–	333bSwablu
335	Zangoose	ザングース	Zangusu Zangūsu	Zangoose	–	123	–	–	335Egg
336	Seviper	ハブネーク	Habuneku Habunēku	Habunake	–	124	–	–	336Egg
337	Lunatone	ルナトーン	Runaton Runatōn	Lunatone	–	125	–	–	337Egg
338	Solrock	ソルロック	Sorurokku	Solrock	–	126	R-169	–	338Egg
339	Barboach	ドジョッチ	Dojotchi	Dojoach	–	127	–	080	339aEgg
340	Whiscash	ナマズン	Namazun	Namazun	–	128	–	081	339bBarboach
341	Corphish	ヘイガニ	Heigani	Heigani	–	129	R-071	–	341aEgg
342	Crawdaunt	シザリガー	Shizariga Shizarigā	Shizariger	–	130	R-072	–	341bCorphish
343	Baltoy	ヤジロン	Yajiron	Yajilon	–	131	–	–	343aEgg
344	Claydol	ネンドール	Nendoru Nendōru	Nendoll	–	132	–	–	343bBaltoy
345	Lileep	リリーラ	Ririra Rirīra	Lilyla	–	133	–	–	345aEgg
346	Cradily	ユレイドル	Yureidoru	Yuradle	–	134	–	–	345bLileep
347	Anorith	アノプス	Anopusu	Anopth	–	135	–	–	347aEgg
348	Armaldo	アーマルド	Amarudo Āmarudo	Armaldo	–	136	–	–	347bAnorith
349	Feebas	ヒンバス	Hinbasu	Hinbass	–	140	–	138	349aEgg
350	Milotic	ミロカロス	Mirokarosu	Milokaross	–	141	–	139	349bFeebas
351	Castform	ポワルン	Powarun	Powalen	–	142	–	–	351Egg
352	Kecleon	カクレオン	Kakureon	Kakureon	–	145	R-104	–	352Egg
353	Shuppet	カゲボウズ	Kagebozu Kagebōzu	Kagebouzu	–	146	–	–	353aEgg
354	Banette	ジュペッタ	Jupetta	Juppeta	–	147	–	–	353bShuppet
355	Duskull	ヨマワル	Yomawaru	Yomawaru	–	148	–	–	355aEgg
356	Dusclops	サマヨール	Samayoru Samayōru	Samayouru	–	149	R-171	–	355bDuskull
357	Tropius	トロピウス	Toropiusu	Tropius	–	150	–	–	357Egg
358	Chimecho	チリーン	Chirin Chirīn	Chirean	–	151	–	083	358bEgg/Lisyan†
359	Absol	アブソル	Abusoru	Absol	–	152	R-200	–	359Egg
360	Wynaut	ソーナノ	Sonano Sōnano	Sohnano	–	160	–	–	202aEgg
361	Snorunt	ユキワラシ	Yukiwarashi	Yukiwarashi	–	171	R-174	–	361aEgg
362	Glalie	オニゴーリ	Onigori Onigōri	Onigohri	–	172	R-175	–	361bSnorunt
363	Spheal	タマザラシ	Tamazarashi	Tamazarashi	–	173	–	–	363aEgg
364	Sealeo	トドグラー	Todogura Todogurā	Todoggler	–	174	–	–	363bSpheal
365	Walrein	トドゼルガ	Todozeruga	Todoseruga	–	175	–	–	363cSealeo
366	Clamperl	パールル	Paruru Pāruru	Pearlulu	–	176	–	–	366aEgg
367	Huntail	ハンテール	Hanteru Hantēru	Huntail	–	177	–	–	366bClamperl
368	Gorebyss	サクラビス	Sakurabisu	Sakurabyss	–	178	–	–	366cClamperl
369	Relicanth	ジーランス	Jiransu Jīransu	Glanth	–	179	–	–	369Egg
370	Luvdisc	ラブカス	Rabukasu	Lovecus	–	183	R-120	–	370Egg
371	Bagon	タツベイ	Tatsubei	Tatsubay	–	187	R-165	–	371aEgg
372	Shelgon	コモルー	Komoru Komorū	Komoruu	–	188	R-166	–	371bBagon
373	Salamence	ボーマンダ	Bomanda Bōmanda	Bohmander	–	189	R-167	–	371cShelgon
374	Beldum	ダンバル	Danbaru	Dumbber	–	190	R-190	–	374aEgg
375	Metang	メタング	Metangu	Metang	–	191	R-191	–	374bBeldum
376	Metagross	メタグロス	Metagurosu	Metagross	–	192	R-192	–	374cMetang
377	Regirock	レジロック	Rejirokku	Regirock	–	193	R-205	–	377–
378	Regice	レジアイス	Rejiaisu	Regice	–	194	R-206	–	378–
379	Registeel	レジスチル	Rejisuchiru	Registeel	–	195	R-207	–	379–
380	Latias	ラティアス	Ratiasu	Latias	–	196	–	–	380–
381	Latios	ラティオス	Ratiosu	Latios	–	197	–	–	381–
382	Kyogre	カイオーガ	Kaioga Kaiōga	Kyogre	–	198	R-208	–	382–
383	Groudon	グラードン	Guradon Gurādon	Groudon	–	199	R-209	–	383–
384	Rayquaza	レックウザ	Rekkuza Rekkūza	Rayquaza	–	200	R-210	–	384–
385	Jirachi	ジラーチ	Jirachi Jirāchi	Jirachi	–	201	–	–	385–
386	Deoxys	デオキシス	Deokishisu	Deoxys	–	202	R-211	–	386–
387	Turtwig	ナエトル	Naetoru	Naetle	–	–	–	001	387aEgg
388	·?·	ハヤシガメ	Hayashigame	Hayashigame	–	–	–	002	387bTurtwig†
389	·?·	ドダイトス	Dodaitosu	Dodaitose	–	–	–	003	387cHayashigame†
390	Chimchar	ヒコザル	Hikozaru	Hikozaru	–	–	–	004	390aEgg
391	·?·	モウカザル	Mokazaru Mōkazaru	Moukazaru	–	–	–	005	390bChimchar†
392	·?·	ゴウカザル	Gokazaru Gōkazaru	Goukazaru	–	–	–	006	390cMoukazaru†
393	Piplup	ポッチャマ	Potchama	Pochama	–	–	–	007	393aEgg
394	·?·	ポッタイシ	Pottaishi	Pottaishi	–	–	–	008	393bPiplup†
395	·?·	エンペルト	Enperuto	Emperte	–	–	–	009	393cPottaishi†
396	Starly	ムックル	Mukkuru	Mukkuru	–	–	–	010	396aEgg
397	·?·	ムクバード	Mukubado Mukubādo	Mukubird	–	–	–	011	396bStarly†
398	·?·	ムクホーク	Mukuhoku Mukuhōku	Mukuhawk	–	–	–	012	396cMukubird†
399	·?·	ビッパ	Bippa	Bipper	–	–	–	013	399aEgg
400	·?·	ビーダル	Bidaru Bīdaru	Beadull	–	–	–	014	399bBipper†
401	Kricketot	コロボーシ	Koroboshi Korobōshi	–	–	–	–	015	401aEgg
402	·?·	コロトック	Korotokku	Korotok	–	–	–	016	401bKricketot†
403	Spinx	コリンク	Korinku	Kolink	–	–	–	017	403aEgg
404	·?·	ルクシオ	Rukushio	Luxio	–	–	–	018	403bSpinx†
405	·?·	レントラー	Rentora Rentorā	Rentorer	–	–	–	019	403cLuxio†
406	·?·	スボミー	Subomi Subomī	Subomie	–	–	–	025	315aEgg
407	·?·	ロズレイド	Rozureido	Roserade	–	–	–	027	315cRoselia
408	·?·	ズガイドス	Zugaidosu	Zugaidos	–	–	–	036	408aEgg
409	·?·	ラムパルド	Ramuparudo	Rampard	–	–	–	037	408bZugaidos†
410	Shieldon	タテトプス	Tatetopusu	Tatetops	–	–	–	038	410aEgg
411	·?·	トリデプス	Toridepusu	Trideps	–	–	–	039	410bShieldon†
412	·?·	ミノムッチ	Minomucchi	Minomutchi	–	–	–	045	412aEgg
413	·?·	ミノマダム	Minomadamu	Minomadam	–	–	–	046	412bMinomutchi†(♀)
414	·?·	ガーメイル	Gameiru Gāmeiru	Garmeil	–	–	–	047	412cMinomutchi†(♂)
415	·?·	ミツハニー	Mitsuhani Mitsuhanī	Mitsuhoney	–	–	–	053	414aEgg
416	·?·	ビークイン	Bikuin Bīkuin	Beequeen	–	–	–	054	414bMitsuhoney†(♀)
417	Pachirisu	パチリス	Pachirisu	Pachirisu	–	–	–	055	417Egg
418	Buizel	ブイゼル	Buizeru	Buoysel	–	–	–	056	418aEgg
419	Floatzel	フローゼル	FurozeruFurōzeru	Flowsel	–	–	–	057	418bBuizel†
420	·?·	チェリンボ	Cherinbo	Cherinbo	–	–	–	058	420aEgg
421	·?·	チェリム	Cherimu	Cherrim	–	–	–	059	420bCherinbo†
422	Shellos	カラナクシ	Karanakushi	Karanakushi	–	–	–	060	422aEgg
423	·?·	トリトドン	Toritodon	–	–	–	–	061	422bKaranakushi†
424	·?·	エテボース	Etebosu Etebōsu	Eteboth	–	–	–	064	190bAipom
425	·?·	フワンテ	Fuwante	Fuwante	–	–	–	065	425aEgg
426	·?·	フワライド	Fuwaraido	Fuwaride	–	–	–	066	425bFuwante†
427	Buneary	ミミロル	Mimiroru	Mimirol	–	–	–	067	427aEgg
428	·?·	ミミロップ	Mimiroppu	Mimilop	–	–	–	068	427bBuneary†
429	·?·	ムウマージ	Mumaji Mūmāji	Mumage	–	–	–	073	200bMisdreavus
430	·?·	ドンカラス	Donkarasu	Donkarasu	–	–	–	075	198bMurkrow
431	Glameow	ニャルマー	Nyaruma Nyarumā	Nyarmar	–	–	–	076	431aEgg
432	·?·	ブニャット	Bunyatto	Bunyat	–	–	–	077	431bGlameow†
433	·?·	リーシャン	Rishan Rīshan	Lisyan	–	–	–	082	358aEgg
434	·?·	スカンプー	Sukanpu Sukanpū	Skunpoo	–	–	–	084	434aEgg
435	·?·	スカタンク	Sukatanku	Skutank	–	–	–	085	434bSkunpoo†
436	·?·	ドーミラー	Domira Dōmirā	Domirror	–	–	–	088	436aEgg
437	·?·	ドータクン	Dotakun Dōtakun	–	–	–	–	089	436bDomirror†
438	Bonsly	ウソハチ	Usohachi	Usohachi	–	–	–	092	185aEgg
439	Mime Jr.	マネネ	Manene	Manene	–	–	–	094	122aEgg
440	Happini	ピンプク	Pinpuku	Pinpuku	–	–	–	096	113aEgg
441	Chatot	ペラップ	Perappu	Perap	–	–	–	102	441Egg
442	·?·	ミカルゲ	Mikaruge	Mikaruge	–	–	–	108	442Egg
443	·?·	フカマル	Fukamaru	–	–	–	–	109	443aEgg
444	·?·	ガバイト	Gabaito	Gabite	–	–	–	110	443bFukamaru†
445	·?·	ガブリアス	Gaburiasu	Gablias	–	–	–	111	443cGabite†
446	Munchlax	ゴンベ	Gonbe	Gonbe	–	–	–	112	143aEgg
447	·?·	リオル	Rioru	Riolu	–	–	–	115	447aEgg
448	Lucario	ルカリオ	Rukario	Lucario	–	–	–	116	447bRiolu†
449	·?·	ヒポポタス	Hipopotasu	Hippopotas	–	–	–	122	449aEgg
450	·?·	カバルドン	Kabarudon	–	–	–	–	123	449bHippopotas†
451	·?·	スコルピ	Sukorupi	Scorpi	–	–	–	127	451aEgg
452	·?·	ドラピオン	Dorapion	Dorapion	–	–	–	128	451bScorpi†
453	Croalurk	グレッグル	Guregguru	Gureggru	–	–	–	129	453aEgg
454	·?·	ドクロッグ	Dokuroggu	Dokurog	–	–	–	130	453bCroalurk†
455	Carnivine	マスキッパ	Masukippa	Muskippa	–	–	–	131	455Egg
456	·?·	ケイコウオ	Keikoo Keikō'o	Keikouo	–	–	–	134	456aEgg
457	·?·	ネオラント	Neoranto	Neorant	–	–	–	135	457bKeikouo†
458	Mantyke	タマンタ	Tamanta	Tamanta	–	–	–	140	226aEgg
459	·?·	ユキカブリ	Yukikaburi	Yukikabli	–	–	–	142	459aEgg
460	·?·	ユキノオー	Yukinoo Yukinoō	Yukinooh	–	–	–	143	459bYukikabli†
461	Weavile	マニューラ	Manyura Manyūra	Manyula	–	–	–	145	215bSneasel
462	·?·	ジバコイル	Jibakoiru	Jibacoil	–	–	–	–	081cMagneton
463	·?·	ベロベルト	Beroberuto	Berobelt	–	–	–	–	108bLickitung
464	·?·	ドサイドン	Dosaidon	Dosidon	–	–	–	–	111cRhydon
465	·?·	モジャンボ	Mojanbo	–	–	–	–	–	114bTangela
466	Electivire	エレキブル	Erekiburu	Elekible	–	–	–	–	125cElectabuzz
467	·?·	ブーバーン	Buban Būbān	Booburn	–	–	–	–	126cMagmar
468	·?·	トゲキッス	Togekissu	Togekiss	–	–	–	–	175cTogetic
469	·?·	メガヤンマ	Megayanma	Megayanma	–	–	–	–	193bYanma
470	·?·	リーフィア	Rifia Rīfia	Leafia	–	–	–	–	133gEevee
471	·?·	グレイシア	Gureishia	Glacia	–	–	–	–	133hEevee
472	·?·	グライオン	Guraion	Glion	–	–	–	–	207bGligar
473	·?·	マンムー	Manmu Manmū	Manmoo	–	–	–	–	220cPiloswine
474	·?·	ポリゴンＺ	Porigon Zetto	PorygonZ	–	–	–	–	137cPorygon2
475	·?·	エルレイド	Erureido	Erlade	–	–	–	–	280dKirlia(♂)
476	·?·	ダイノーズ	Dainozu Dainōzu	Dainose	–	–	–	–	299bNosepass
477	·?·	ヨノワール	Yonowaru Yonowāru	Yonoir	–	–	–	–	355cDusclops
478	·?·	ユキメノコ	Yukimenoko	Yukimenoko	–	–	–	–	361cSnorunt(♀)
479	·?·	ロトム	Rotomu	Rotom	–	–	–	–	479Egg
480	·?·	ユクシー	Yukushi Yukushī	Yuxie	–	–	–	146	480–
481	·?·	エムリット	Emuritto	Emrit	–	–	–	147	481–
482	·?·	アグノム	Agunomu	Agnome	–	–	–	148	482–
483	Dialga	ディアルガ	Diaruga	Dialga	–	–	–	149	483–
484	Palkia	パルキア	Parukia	Palkia	–	–	–	150	484–
485	·?·	ヒードラン	Hidoran Hīdoran	Heatran	–	–	–	–	485–
486	·?·	レジギガス	Rejigigasu	Regigigas	–	–	–	–	486–
487	·?·	ギラティナ	Giratina	Giratina	–	–	–	–	487–
488	·?·	クレセリア	Kureseria	Crecelia	–	–	–	–	488–
489	·?·	フィオネ	Fione	Phione	–	–	–	–	489Egg*
490	Manaphy	マナフィ	Manafi	Manaphy	–	–	–	151	490Manaphy Egg*
491	·?·	ダークライ	Dakurai Dākurai	Darkrai	–	–	–	–	491–
492	·?·	シェイミ	Sheimi	Sheimi	–	–	–	–	492–
493	·?·	アルセウス	Aruseusu	Arseus	–	–	–	–	493–

Normal damage "Super effective" "Not very effective" "No effect"

Defending Pokémon type[12]Attack type

Types Normal Fire Water Grass Electric Ice Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Steel Normal Fire Water Grass Electric Ice Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Steel






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See also: Category:Bug Pokémon Bug-type (むしタイプ, Mushi-taipu?) Pokémon are generally arthropod-like Pokémon, mostly insectoids with a few arachnids. These Pokémon commonly evolve at low levels. Some examples of Bug-types include Beedrill, Heracross, Wurmple, and Vespiquen.

Weaknesses: Fire, Flying, Poison,[1] Rock
Resistances: Fighting, Grass, Ground
Super effective: Dark, Grass, Poison,[1] Psychic
Not very effective: Fighting, Fire, Flying, Ghost, Poison,[2] Steel

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See also: Category:Dark Pokémon Dark-type (あくタイプ, Aku-taipu?, lit. "evil-type") Pokémon are often associated with darkness and night. Moves of this type tend to be sinister in nature, such as biting, stealing, and taunting. Examples of Dark-type Pokémon include Umbreon, Cacturne, and Weavile.

Weaknesses: Bug, Fighting
Resistances: Dark, Ghost
Immunity: Psychic
Super effective: Ghost, Psychic
Not very effective: Dark, Fighting, Steel

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See also: Category:Dragon Pokémon Dragon-type (ドラゴンタイプ, Doragon-taipu?) Pokémon are, unsurprisingly, dragon-like in appearance. However, not all dragon-like Pokémon are Dragon-type Pokémon; for example, Charizard is a Fire/Flying-type, Gyarados is a Water/Flying-type, and Milotic is a pure Water-type. However, these Pokémon are instead included the Dragon egg group. Dragon-types have few weaknesses, but their weakness to ice is often magnified by a secondary flying or ground type. Their above-average stats allow them to easily overpower most other Pokémon. Their moves involve the use of claws and breath. Almost all Dragon-types that do evolve have 2 evolutions after "basic" form, and the 2nd occurs at an uncommonly high level (45+). Examples of Dragon-type Pokémon include Dragonite, Kingdra, Latias, and Giratina.

Weaknesses: Dragon, Ice
Resistances: Electric, Fire, Grass, Water
Super effective: Dragon
Not very effective: Steel

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See also: Category:Electric Pokémon Electric-type (でんきタイプ, Denki-taipu?) Pokémon have the natural ability to generate large amounts of electricity. Electric-types often have a high Speed stat, a respectable Special Attack, and a decent Special Defense. In addition, Electric-type attacks may cause the paralysis Status effect. Electric-types are also noted for having very few weaknesses, though the one weakness they have (Ground) is possibly the second most common Pokémon move type, and their usually low Defense makes this weakness deadly. Some examples include Pikachu, Chinchou, Manectric, and Magnezone.

Weakness: Ground
Resistances: Electric, Flying, Steel
Super effective: Water, Flying
Not very effective: Electric, Grass, Dragon
No effect: Ground

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See also: Category:Fighting Pokémon Fighting-type (かくとうタイプ, Kakutō-taipu?) Pokémon learn specifically labeled unarmed Martial arts attacks, such as punches, throws, submissions, and kicks. They generally have high HP and Attack. Examples of Fighting-type Pokémon include Machop, Tyrogue, Blaziken, and Lucario.

Weaknesses: Flying, Psychic
Resistances: Bug, Dark, Rock
Super effective: Dark, Ice, Normal, Rock, Steel
Not very effective: Bug, Flying, Poison, Psychic
No effect: Ghost[13]

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See also: Category:Fire Pokémon Fire-type (ほのおタイプ, Honō-taipu?) Pokémon are aligned with heat, often in the form of flames or lava, and are usually capable of breathing fire. Fire-type Pokémon are immune to the Burn status effect (unless caused by Tri Attack) and will also instantly defrost if affected by the Frozen status effect. Examples include Charizard, Entei, Torchic, and Infernape.

Weaknesses: Ground, Water, Rock
Resistances: Fire, Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel
Super effective: Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel
Not very effective: Fire, Water, Rock, Dragon

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See also: Category:Flying Pokémon Flying-type (ひこうタイプ, Hikō-taipu?) Pokémon are Pokémon that fly or resemble birds. They are normally bird-like, bug-like, or dragon-like Pokémon, but there are exceptions, such as the sea serpent-like Water-and-Flying-type Gyarados. The Flying-type has never been any species' sole type; a partial exception to this is the fourth generation Pokémon Arceus. Arceus has the ability to become any type by holding a special item, and so can potentially become a pure Flying-type Pokémon. In addition, some moves and abilities exist which can temporarily cause a Pokémon to be considered a Flying-type while in battle, such as Kecleon's Color Change ability. Flying-type has been combined with every type except Fighting at least once. The most common combination is the Normal/Flying dual-type. Flying-type Pokémon should not be confused with the glitch related Bird-type Pokémon, Missingno and ’M. Examples include Pidgeot, Lugia, Beautifly, and Chatot.

Weaknesses: Electric, Ice, Rock
Resistances: Bug, Fighting, Grass
Immunity: Ground
Super effective: Bug, Fighting, Grass
Not very effective: Electric, Rock, Steel

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See also: Category:Ghost Pokémon Ghost-type (ゴーストタイプ, Gōsuto-taipu?) Pokémon relate to the supernatural, specifically the realm of the dead. In the Red, Blue, Yellow, FireRed, and LeafGreen games, all wild Ghost-type Pokémon require a special item to see them clearly in order to battle or capture them. In the first generation, Ghost-types were in theory effective against Psychic-types, but they could not effectively damage them. (See Type balance throughout gameplay.) This problem was fixed in later generations, with more variation in Ghost-types and Ghost-type moves. The move Curse works differently for Ghost-types than for other types. Examples of the Ghost-type include Haunter, Misdreavus, Shedinja, and Spiritomb.

Weaknesses: Dark, Ghost
Resistances: Bug, Poison
Immunities: Normal, Fighting[13]
Super effective: Ghost, Psychic
Not very effective: Dark, Steel
No effect: Normal

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See also: Category:Grass Pokémon Grass-type (くさタイプ, Kusa-taipu?, sometimes さいタイプ Sai-taipu in spoken dialogue) Pokémon have abilities and appearances associated with plant life and nature. They use many HP-recovery techniques and moves which cause various status effects to their advantage. Until the Gold and Silver versions, over half of the Grass-type Pokémon were Grass/Poison dual-types, negating the Grass-type's resistance to Ground-type attacks. In fact, in the first generation of Pokémon, just one Pokémon was purely Grass-type - Tangela. Even in later games, many Grass-type Pokémon have a second type. Examples of Grass-types include Bulbasaur, Celebi, Ludicolo, and Cherrim.

Weaknesses: Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, Poison
Resistances: Electric, Grass, Ground, Water
Super effective: Ground, Rock, Water
Not very effective: Bug, Dragon, Fire, Flying, Grass, Poison, Steel

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See also: Category:Ground Pokémon Ground-type (じめんタイプ, Jimen-taipu?) Pokémon are affiliated with the soil, and with rare exceptions, sacrifice Special Attack and Special Defense for higher Physical Attack and Defense. Examples include Diglett, Phanpy, Groudon, and Torterra.

Weaknesses: Grass, Ice, Water
Resistances: Poison, Rock
Immunity: Electric
Super effective: Electric, Fire, Poison, Rock, Steel
Not very effective: Bug, Grass
No effect: Flying

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See also: Category:Ice Pokémon Ice-type (こおりタイプ, Kōri-taipu?) Pokémon are affiliated with cold things and areas. Ice-type Pokémon usually have a high Special Defense statistic and a low Defense statistic. Ice is an uncommon type, and rarely seen in single-type Pokémon. Ice was an efficient type in Red and Blue, being almost unstoppable until the Steel-type and more Fighting-type and Fire-type Pokémon were introduced in Gold and Silver. Examples of Ice-type Pokémon include Jynx, Delibird, Snorunt, and Glaceon.

Weaknesses: Fighting, Fire, Rock, Steel
Resistances: Ice
Super effective: Dragon, Flying, Grass, Ground
Not very effective: Fire,[2] Ice, Steel, Water

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See also: Category:Normal Pokémon Normal-type (ノーマルタイプ, Nōmaru-taipu?) Pokémon have moves based on standard attacks, such as tackles and scratches, and do not generally have any of the characteristics assigned to the other types, except in the case of dual-typed Normal-type Pokémon. As such, Normal could be considered the "default" type, encompassing the Pokémon which do not fit into the other types. Normal types are also usually mammals or fairy-like creatures. Especially unusual Pokémon, such as Porygon, also are usually Normal-type. Normal-type attacks are not particularly effective against any type, but as a counter, only a few types have resistance to Normal-type attacks, and even fewer are effective against them. Examples include Chansey, Noctowl, Skitty, and Munchlax.

Weakness: Fighting
Immunity: Ghost
Not very effective: Rock, Steel
No effect: Ghost[13]

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See also: Category:Poison Pokémon Poison-type (どくタイプ, Doku-taipu?) Pokémon have some poison quality about them. Some take after reptiles or insects that produce venom, others are poisonous plants, and some are composed of or emit toxic chemicals. Many Poison-type moves can inflict the Poison status effect on opponents; Poison-types are immune to this effect. In the first generation, there were nearly twice the amount of Poison-types than the amount of all Poison-type Pokémon in the other generations put together. Examples include Weezing, Ariados, Seviper, and Drapion.

Weaknesses: Bug,[1] Ground, Psychic
Resistances: Bug,[2] Fighting, Grass, Poison
Super effective: Bug,[1] Grass
Not very effective: Ground, Poison, Rock, Ghost
No effect: Steel

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See also: Category:Psychic Pokémon Psychic-type (エスパータイプ, Esupā-taipu?, lit. "Esper-type" in original Japanese language versions) Pokémon generally have mental abilities associated with psychics, such as psychokinesis, telepathy, and prescience. Psychic Pokémon generally have high Special[1] or Special Attack[2] statistics. Psychic types are also among the smartest Pokémon, often capable of speaking in human languages either directly or through telepathy (some other Pokémon, like Team Rocket's Meowth, can also speak in human language). They are favored by the fandom as Psychic types generally can learn an incredibly wide variety of moves. In the original Red and Blue games, Psychic-types were considered to be unfairly powerful (see type balance throughout gameplay). Some examples include Mewtwo, Unown, Wynaut, and Bronzong. It is also noteworthy that the most difficult to acquire of the legendary Pokémon from the first three generations - Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, and Deoxys - are all Psychic or partially Psychic-types.

Weaknesses: Bug, Dark, Ghost[2]
Resistances: Fighting, Psychic
Super effective: Fighting, Poison
Not very effective: Psychic, Steel
No effect: Dark

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See also: Category:Rock Pokémon Rock-type (いわタイプ, Iwa-taipu?) Pokémon are affiliated with rocks and mountains, and often have bodies made of stone. They should not be confused with Ground-type Pokémon. Rock-types attack by throwing or breaking rocks, while Ground-type attacks deal specifically with the ground itself, particularly soil. However, many Rock-type Pokémon are dual Rock- and Ground-types, giving some the false impression that Rock-types are effective against Electric-types. Rock-types generally have high Defense at the cost of Speed. Examples include Onix, Tyranitar, Nosepass, and Bonsly.

Weaknesses: Fighting, Grass, Ground, Steel, Water
Resistances: Fire, Flying, Normal, Poison
Super effective: Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice
Not very effective: Fighting, Ground, Steel

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See also: Category:Steel Pokémon Steel-type (はがねタイプ, Hagane-taipu?) Pokémon are made of, or coated with, a type of metal like steel or iron. They usually possess high defense stats and sport a very large amount of resistances. They were one of the two new types introduced in Pokémon Gold and Silver. Examples of Steel-type Pokémon include Magneton, Skarmory, Registeel, and Dialga.

Weaknesses: Fighting, Fire, Ground
Resistances: Bug, Dark, Dragon, Flying, Ghost, Grass, Ice, Normal, Psychic, Rock, Steel
Immunity: Poison
Super effective: Ice, Rock
Not very effective: Fire, Electric, Steel, Water

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See also: Category:Water Pokémon Water-type (みずタイプ, Mizu-taipu?) Pokémon are based on aquatic or amphibious creatures, and their powers are directly related to water. Of all the types, this one has the most species attributed to it. Examples are Squirtle, Corsola, Milotic, and Empoleon.

Weaknesses: Electric, Grass
Resistances: Fire, Water, Ice, Steel
Super effective: Fire, Ground, Rock
Not very effective: Water, Grass, Dragon

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The types below are unofficial types for Pokémon. Some are glitches, others have Pokémon moves of their type but no Pokémon.
[edit] Bird-type The Bird-type was the original name for Flying-type Pokémon. Early screenshots of Pokémon Red and Blue show various Flying-type Pokémon listed as Bird-type.[citation needed] Bird-type remained in the games as a result of the ’M, Missingno and 3trainerpoké Pokémon glitches. They are the only Pokémon who are of the Bird-type.
[edit] ???-type The ???-type (or Unknown-type) is the type of the move Curse (a Normal-type move in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon), whose effect depends on the type of the Pokémon using it: usually the move raises Attack and Defense while lowering Speed, but if a Ghost-type Pokémon uses it, half of the user's HP is sacrificed and it haunts the opponent instead.
???-type is also the type given for Shadow Attacks, used by Shadow Pokémon in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness until they are fully purified.
Due to the move Struggle's lack of a type, many people categorize it as a ???-type move though this is unofficial (Struggle is listed in the Official Nintendo Power Players' Guides as a Normal-type move). A Pokémon immune to Normal-type attacks is still damaged by Struggle. If Struggle is sketched by a Smeargle or learned as a regular move by a cheating device such as Action Replay, it says that Struggle is of the Normal type.
The move Hidden Power is typically considered to be of the Normal-type, and is unusual in that when used it actually damages the opponent as if it were of any type, depending on the Pokémon using the move. However in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon it has no type, much like the moves Wide Slash, Vacuum-Cut, Spin Slash, and Excavate. "Hidden Power" is also a move that will randomly differ in power.
Pokémon eggs are listed as ???-type, until they hatch and are given the type of the Pokémon born.
Interestingly, one of the sprites of the Nintendo Event only Arceus shows it as a ???-type (since it can alter its type wearing different plates). However there are no plates that changes Arceus into a ???-type.

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