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On April Fools' Day 2014, Google launched an event where users of their Google Maps mobile application can catch Pokémon.
Lab locations
Google Maps lab
When users start out, they will appear at a Pokémon Lab chosen for them. They can return to their home lab when they wish.
- Possible Lab locations
- Googleplex (California, United States)
- Nintendo HQ (Kyoto, Japan)
- Santa Cruz Island (Galápagos Islands)
- CERN particle physics laboratory (Canton of Geneva, Switzerland)
- Sydney Observatory (New South Wales, Australia)
Pokédex List
Below is the Pokédex list for the event.
#001 - #050 Bulbasaur - Tyranitar
#051 - #100 Treecko - Rotom
#101 - #151 Snivy - Mew
Mew becomes available after the other 150 Pokémon are caught.
