User:Lugia/Pokémon counterparts

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User:Vuvuzela2010/Template:Move Mainspace Pokémon counterparts, on ocassion, referred to as Pokémon duos, is a term used among fans to relate two certain Pokémon that are either near each other in the Pokédex, are closely related, share qualities such as stats, EV yields, and moves while leveling up, etc. A common example is the pairing of Zangoose and Seviper, two life-long enemies. They often times are version exclusives.

Counterparts

Pokémon Notes 010 Caterpie 013 Weedle 011 Metapod 014 Kakuna 012 Butterfree 015 Beedrill 023 Ekans 027 Sandshrew Both are Generation I Pokémon Both evolve into their evolved forms at or above level 22 Ekans is exclusive to Red and FireRed Sandshrew is exclusive to Blue and LeafGreen Ekans is found in the wild in Silver and SoulSilver Sandshrew is found in the wild in Gold and HeartGold Ekans is available as a prize at the Goldenrod Game Corner in Gold and HeartGold Sandshrew is available as a prize at the Goldenrod Game Corner in Silver and SoulSilver Both Pokémon can be found in Diamond, Pearl and Platinum by using the Dual-slot mode Ekans requires FireRed Sandshrew requires LeafGreen 024 Arbok 028 Sandslash Both are Generation I Pokémon Both evolve from their evolved forms at or above level 22 Arbok is exclusive to Red and FireRed Sandslash is exclusive to Blue and LeafGreen Arbok is found in the wild in Silver and SoulSilver Sandslash is found in the wild in Gold and HeartGold Arbok is available by evolving an Ekans won at the Goldenrod Game Corner in Gold and HeartGold Sandslash is available by evolving a Sandshrew won at the Goldenrod Game Corner in Silver and SoulSilver Both Pokémon can be found in Diamond, Pearl and Platinum by using the Dual-slot mode Arbok requires FireRed Sandslash requires LeafGreen 029 Nidoran♀ 032 Nidoran♂ 030 Nidorina 033 Nidorino 031 Nidoqueen 034 Nidoking 037 Vulpix 058 Growlithe 038 Ninetales 059 Arcanine 043 044 045 182 Oddish Gloom Vileplume Bellossom 069 070 071 Bellsprout Weepinbell Victreebel 044 Gloom 070 Weepinbell 045 Vileplume 071 Victreebel 182 Bellossom 046 Paras 285 Shroomish 047 Parasect 286 Breloom 052 Meowth 056 Mankey 053 Persian 057 Primeape 054 Psyduck 079 Slowpoke 055 Golduck 080 Slowbro 199 Slowking 086 Seel 363 Spheal 087 Dewgong 364 Sealeo 365 Walrein 088 Grimer 109 Koffing 089 Muk 110 Weezing 090 Shellder 120 Staryu 091 Cloyster 121 Starmie 100 Voltorb 590 Foongus 101 Electrode 591 Amoonguss 106 Hitmonlee 107 Hitmonchan 438 Bonsly 439 Mime Jr. 122 Mr. Mime 185 Sudowoodo 123 Scyther 127 Pinsir 239 Elekid 240 Magby 125 Electabuzz 126 Magmar 466 Electivire 467 Magmortar 127 Pinsir 214 Heracross 128 Tauros 241 Miltank 129 Magikarp 349 Feebas 130 Gyarados 350 Milotic 138 Omanyte 140 Kabuto 139 Omastar 141 Kabutops 165 Ledyba 167 Spinarak 166 Ledian 168 Ariados 298 Azurill 183 Marill 194 Wooper 184 Azumarill 195 Quagsire 198 Murkrow 200 Misdreavus 472 Gliscor 430 Honchkrow 429 Mismagius 211 Qwilfish 223 Remoraid 224 Octillery 215 Sneasel 207 Gligar 216 Teddiursa 231 Phanpy 217 Ursaring 232 Donphan 246 Larvitar 371 Bagon 247 Pupitar 372 Shelgon 248 Larvitar 373 Bagon 458 Mantyke 226 Mantine 227 Skarmory 228 Houndour 261 Poochyena 229 Houndoom 262 Mightyena 266 Silcoon 268 Cascoon 267 Beautifly 269 Dustox 270 Lotad 273 Seedot 271 Lombre 274 Nuzleaf 272 Ludicolo 275 Shiftry 302 Sableye 303 Mawile 311 Plusle 312 Minun 313 Volbeat 314 Illumise 316 Gulpin 343 Baltoy 317 Swalot 344 Claydol 335 Zangoose 336 Seviper 337 Lunatone 338 Solrock 380 Latias 381 Latios 431 Glameow 434 Stunky 432 Purugly 435 Skuntank 488 Cresselia 491 Darkrai 546 Cottonee 548 Petilil 547 Whimsicott 549 Lilligant 574 Gothita 577 Solosis 575 Gothorita 578 Duosion 576 Gothitelle 579 Reuniclus 627 Rufflet 629 Vullaby 628 Braviary 630 Mandibuzz This article is a part of Project Fandom, a Bulbapedia Project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every aspect of the Pokémon Fandom.