Pokédex

The valley is home to 34 Pokémon. 14 of them live in the wild; the rest are starters or evolutions you raise yourself. Every number on this page is read straight from the game's code when the docs are built.

In the game, press J (or Menu → Pokédex) to see which ones you've seen and caught.

Mosslight HamletYour home villageFernwake WoodsThe forest to the northMoonlit GroveBehind the moon gate

All Pokémon

	No.	Pokémon	Type	How to find	Wild Lv	Rarity	Evolves into	Favorite berry
	001	Bulbasaur	Grass Poison	Starter choice	—	Rare	Ivysaur at Lv 16	Sunberry
	002	Ivysaur	Grass Poison	Evolve Bulbasaur (Lv 16)	—	Rare	Venusaur at Lv 32	Sunberry
	003	Venusaur	Grass Poison	Evolve Ivysaur (Lv 32)	—	Rare	—	Sunberry
	004	Charmander	Fire	Starter choice	—	Rare	Charmeleon at Lv 16	Emberplum
	005	Charmeleon	Fire	Evolve Charmander (Lv 16)	—	Rare	Charizard at Lv 36	Emberplum
	006	Charizard	Fire Flying	Evolve Charmeleon (Lv 36)	—	Rare	—	Emberplum
	007	Squirtle	Water	Starter choice	—	Rare	Wartortle at Lv 16	Dewberry
	008	Wartortle	Water	Evolve Squirtle (Lv 16)	—	Rare	Blastoise at Lv 36	Dewberry
	009	Blastoise	Water	Evolve Wartortle (Lv 36)	—	Rare	—	Dewberry
	010	Caterpie	Bug	Mosslight Hamlet, Fernwake Woods Day & Dusk	2–5	Familiar	Metapod at Lv 7	Sunberry
	011	Metapod	Bug	Fernwake Woods Any time Evolve Caterpie (Lv 7)	7–9	Uncommon	Butterfree at Lv 10	Sunberry
	012	Butterfree	Bug Flying	Evolve Metapod (Lv 10)	—	Rare	—	Dewberry
	016	Pidgey	Normal Flying	Mosslight Hamlet, Fernwake Woods Day & Dusk	2–6	Familiar	Pidgeotto at Lv 18	Sunberry
	017	Pidgeotto	Normal Flying	Evolve Pidgey (Lv 18)	—	Uncommon	—	Sunberry
	019	Rattata	Normal	Mosslight Hamlet, Fernwake Woods Any time	2–6	Familiar	Raticate at Lv 20	Emberplum
	020	Raticate	Normal	Evolve Rattata (Lv 20)	—	Uncommon	—	Emberplum
	025	Pikachu	Electric	Fernwake Woods Any time	4–8	Uncommon	Raichu with a Thunder Stone	Sunberry
	026	Raichu	Electric	Evolve Pikachu with a Thunder Stone	—	Rare	—	Sunberry
	035	Clefairy	Fairy	Moonlit Grove Any time	10–13	Rare	Clefable with a Moon Stone	Moonfig
	036	Clefable	Fairy	Evolve Clefairy with a Moon Stone	—	Rare	—	Moonfig
	037	Vulpix	Fire	Fernwake Woods Dusk only	5–8	Rare	Ninetales with a Fire Stone	Emberplum
	038	Ninetales	Fire	Evolve Vulpix with a Fire Stone	—	Rare	—	Emberplum
	043	Oddish	Grass Poison	Fernwake Woods Night only	3–7	Familiar	Gloom at Lv 21	Dewberry
	044	Gloom	Grass Poison	Evolve Oddish (Lv 21)	—	Uncommon	—	Dewberry
	048	Venonat	Bug Poison	Mosslight Hamlet, Fernwake Woods, Moonlit Grove Night only	4–8	Uncommon	Venomoth at Lv 31	Moonfig
	049	Venomoth	Bug Poison	Evolve Venonat (Lv 31)	—	Rare	—	Moonfig
	074	Geodude	Rock Ground	Fernwake Woods Any time	3–7	Familiar	Graveler at Lv 25	Dewberry
	075	Graveler	Rock Ground	Evolve Geodude (Lv 25)	—	Uncommon	—	Dewberry
	133	Eevee	Normal	Fernwake Woods Day only	5–8	Rare	—	Sunberry
	151	Mew	Psychic	Moonlit Grove Night only	20	Mythic	—	Moonfig
	163	Hoothoot	Normal Flying	Fernwake Woods, Moonlit Grove Dusk & Night	4–8	Uncommon	Noctowl at Lv 20	Moonfig
	164	Noctowl	Normal Flying	Evolve Hoothoot (Lv 20)	—	Rare	—	Moonfig
	194	Wooper	Water Ground	Mosslight Hamlet, Fernwake Woods Rain only	3–7	Uncommon	Quagsire at Lv 20	Dewberry
	195	Quagsire	Water Ground	Evolve Wooper (Lv 20)	—	Uncommon	—	Dewberry

Reading the table

• How to find: the areas where it appears in tall grass, and when. "Any time" means every hour and every weather. Pokémon that never appear in the wild are starters or evolutions.
• Wild Lv: the level range of wild ones. Each level in the range is equally likely.
• Rarity: how often it turns up compared with the others in the same place. See Rarity below.
• Evolves into: the level it evolves at. See Evolution and moves.
• Favorite berry: toss this berry during a wild battle for the biggest catch bonus. See Berry lures.

Rarity

When a wild Pokémon appears, the game picks one of the Pokémon that can appear right now in this area, at this hour and in this weather. Each candidate gets a weight from its rarity:

Rarity	Weight
Familiar	55
Uncommon	25
Rare	13
Mythic	6

Pokémon that only appear at certain times or in certain weather get ×1.6 weight while their conditions are met, so finding them feels earned rather than lucky. A Pokémon's chance is its weight divided by the total weight of everyone eligible. The area pages show the results.

Shiny Pokémon

Every wild Pokémon has a 1 in 64 chance to be shiny, with different colors and a sparkle in battle. The battle text says its colors "shimmer like starlight". Shiny Pokémon are marked with ✦ in your party.

Base stats

No.	Pokémon	HP	Atk	Def	Sp. Atk	Sp. Def	Speed	Total	Catch rate	Base Exp
001	Bulbasaur	45	49	49	65	65	45	318	45	64
002	Ivysaur	60	62	63	80	80	60	405	45	142
003	Venusaur	80	82	83	100	100	80	525	45	236
004	Charmander	39	52	43	60	50	65	309	45	62
005	Charmeleon	58	64	58	80	65	80	405	45	142
006	Charizard	78	84	78	109	85	100	534	45	240
007	Squirtle	44	48	65	50	64	43	314	45	63
008	Wartortle	59	63	80	65	80	58	405	45	142
009	Blastoise	79	83	100	85	105	78	530	45	239
010	Caterpie	45	30	35	20	20	45	195	255	39
011	Metapod	50	20	55	25	25	30	205	120	72
012	Butterfree	60	45	50	90	80	70	395	45	178
016	Pidgey	40	45	40	35	35	56	251	255	50
017	Pidgeotto	63	60	55	50	50	71	349	120	122
019	Rattata	30	56	35	25	35	72	253	255	51
020	Raticate	55	81	60	50	70	97	413	127	145
025	Pikachu	35	55	40	50	50	90	320	190	112
026	Raichu	60	90	55	90	80	110	485	75	218
035	Clefairy	70	45	48	60	65	35	323	150	113
036	Clefable	95	70	73	95	90	60	483	25	217
037	Vulpix	38	41	40	50	65	65	299	190	60
038	Ninetales	73	76	75	81	100	100	505	75	177
043	Oddish	45	50	55	75	65	30	320	255	64
044	Gloom	60	65	70	85	75	40	395	120	138
048	Venonat	60	55	50	40	55	45	305	190	61
049	Venomoth	70	65	60	90	75	90	450	75	158
074	Geodude	40	80	100	30	30	20	300	255	60
075	Graveler	55	95	115	45	45	35	390	120	137
133	Eevee	55	55	50	45	65	55	325	45	65
151	Mew	100	100	100	100	100	100	600	45	270
163	Hoothoot	60	30	30	36	56	50	262	255	52
164	Noctowl	100	50	50	86	96	70	452	90	158
194	Wooper	55	45	45	25	25	15	210	255	42
195	Quagsire	95	85	85	65	65	35	430	90	151

A higher catch rate makes a Pokémon easier to catch (255 is the easiest). Base Exp sets how much experience you earn for defeating it. See Battles and Catching.