List of categories by abundance

This is a list of Pokémon categories by abundance.

English categories

22 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Paradox Pokémon Great Tusk Scream Tail Brute Bonnet Flutter Mane Slither Wing Sandy Shocks Iron Treads Iron Bundle Iron Hands Iron Jugulis Iron Moth Iron Thorns Roaring Moon Iron Valiant Koraidon Miraidon Walking Wake Iron Leaves Gouging Fire Raging Bolt Iron Boulder Iron Crown

8 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Dragon Pokémon Horsea Seadra Dratini Dragonair Dragonite Kingdra Salamence Goodra Mouse Pokémon Rattata Raticate Pikachu Raichu Sandshrew Sandslash Pawmi Pawmo

7 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Fox Pokémon Vulpix Ninetales Fennekin Braixen Delphox Nickit Thievul

6 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Mushroom Pokémon Paras Parasect Shroomish Breloom Foongus Amoonguss Poison Pin Pokémon Nidoran♀ Nidorina Nidoran♂ Nidorino Poipole Naganadel

5 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Balloon Pokémon Jigglypuff Wigglytuff Igglybuff Qwilfish Drifloon Flame Pokémon Charmeleon Charizard Flareon Moltres Infernape Fossil Pokémon Aerodactyl Dracozolt Arctozolt Dracovish Arctovish Puppy Pokémon Growlithe Lillipup Rockruff Yamper Fidough

4 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Bagworm Pokémon Pineco Forretress Burmy Wormadam Bat Pokémon Zubat Golbat Crobat Woobat Coal Pokémon Torkoal Rolycoly Carkol Coalossal Cocoon Pokémon Metapod Kakuna Silcoon Cascoon Drill Pokémon Nidoqueen Nidoking Rhydon Rhyperior Fairy Pokémon Clefairy Clefable Snubbull Granbull Fruit Pokémon Tropius Bounsweet Steenee Tsareena Land Spirit Pokémon Tapu Koko Tapu Lele Tapu Bulu Tapu Fini Rabbit Pokémon Buneary Lopunny Scorbunny Raboot Ruinous Pokémon Wo-Chien Chien-Pao Ting-Lu Chi-Yu Seed Pokémon Bulbasaur Ivysaur Venusaur Sunkern Tadpole Pokémon Poliwag Poliwhirl Poliwrath Tympole Tiny Bird Pokémon Pidgey Spearow Natu Rookidee

3 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Big Jaw Pokémon Totodile Croconaw Feraligatr Bite Pokémon Poochyena Mightyena Drednaw Bivalve Pokémon Shellder Cloyster Clamperl Cottonweed Pokémon Hoppip Skiploom Jumpluff Electric Pokémon Electabuzz Zapdos Elekid EleFish Pokémon Tynamo Eelektrik Eelektross Emotion Pokémon Kirlia Mesprit Indeedee Flower Pokémon Vileplume Bellsprout Bellossom Gear Pokémon Klink Klang Klinklang Iron Armor Pokémon Aron Lairon Aggron Mole Pokémon Diglett Dugtrio Drilbur Mount Pokémon Skiddo Gogoat Cyclizar Mud Fish Pokémon Mudkip Marshtomp Swampert Muscular Pokémon Timburr Gurdurr Conkeldurr Olive Pokémon Smoliv Dolliv Arboliva Ore Pokémon Boldore Glimmet Glimmora Penguin Pokémon Piplup Prinplup Eiscue Psi Pokémon Abra Kadabra Alakazam Retainer Pokémon Okidogi Munkidori Fezandipiti Rock Salt Pokémon Nacli Naclstack Garganacl Scaly Pokémon Jangmo-o Hakamo-o Kommo-o Scout Pokémon Growlithe Hisuian Form Sentret Patrat Sea Lion Pokémon Seel Dewgong Popplio Shellfish Pokémon Blastoise Kabuto Kabutops Sun Pokémon Sunflora Espeon Volcarona Superpower Pokémon Machop Machoke Machamp Vibration Pokémon Vibrava Palpitoad Seismitoad Virtual Pokémon Porygon Porygon2 Porygon-Z Volcano Pokémon Quilava Typhlosion Entei Worm Pokémon Caterpie Wurmple Snom

2 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Alloy Pokémon Duraludon Archaludon Armor Pokémon Donphan Tyranitar Automaton Pokémon Golett Golurk Axe Jaw Pokémon Fraxure Haxorus Ball Pokémon Voltorb Electrode Bee Fly Pokémon Cutiefly Ribombee Big Horn Pokémon Stantler Wyrdeer Bird Pokémon Pidgeotto Pidgeot Black Tea Pokémon Sinistea Polteageist Brutal Pokémon Sharpedo Hydreigon Brutal Star Pokémon Mareanie Toxapex Bubble Frog Pokémon Froakie Frogadier Butterfly Pokémon Butterfree Beautifly Cactus Pokémon Cacnea Maractus Cave Pokémon Gabite Druddigon Cerebral Pokémon Elgyem Beheeyem Cheering Pokémon Plusle Minun Chimp Pokémon Chimchar Grookey Clay Doll Pokémon Baltoy Claydol Compass Pokémon Nosepass Probopass Continent Pokémon Groudon Torterra Copperderm Pokémon Cufant Copperajah Coral Pokémon Corsola Cursola Cream Pokémon Milcery Alcremie Cricket Pokémon Kricketot Kricketune Cruel Pokémon Articuno Galarian Form Liepard Dancing Pokémon Mr. Mime Galarian Form Oricorio Dark Pokémon Houndour Houndoom Darkness Pokémon Murkrow Sableye Desert Croc Pokémon Sandile Krokorok Devious Pokémon Purrloin Morgrem Digging Pokémon Bunnelby Diggersby Dog Pokémon Boltund Dachsbun Dolphin Pokémon Finizen Palafin Zero Form Drowsing Pokémon Musharna Komala Egg Pokémon Exeggcute Chansey Eon Pokémon Latias Latios Fire Croc Pokémon Fuecoco Crocalor Fire Horse Pokémon Ponyta Rapidash Fire Pig Pokémon Tepig Pignite Firefly Pokémon Volbeat Illumise First Bird Pokémon Archen Archeops Fish Pokémon Magikarp Feebas Five Star Pokémon Ledyba Ledian Floating Pokémon Frillish Jellicent Flowering Pokémon Lilligant Gossifleur Flycatcher Pokémon Weepinbell Victreebel Fresh Snow Pokémon Glaceon Vanillite Frost Tree Pokémon Snover Abomasnow Garden Eel Pokémon Wiglett Wugtrio Gas Pokémon Gastly Haunter Generator Pokémon Helioptile Heliolisk Ghost Dog Pokémon Greavard Houndstone Goldfish Pokémon Goldeen Seaking Grass Cat Pokémon Sprigatito Floragato Grass Snake Pokémon Snivy Servine Grasshopper Pokémon Nymble Lokix Hammer Pokémon Tinkatuff Tinkaton Happiness Pokémon Togetic Blissey Head Butt Pokémon Cranidos Rampardos Hex Nut Pokémon Meltan Melmetal Hog Pokémon Lechonk Oinkologne Hostile Pokémon Basculin Zweilous Hypnosis Pokémon Drowzee Hypno Ice Fin Pokémon Frigibax Arctibax Iceberg Pokémon Regice Avalugg Illuminating Pokémon Morelull Shiinotic Jellyfish Pokémon Tentacool Tentacruel Jet Pokémon Remoraid Octillery Jewel Pokémon Carbink Diancie Kite Pokémon Mantine Mantyke Land Snake Pokémon Dunsparce Dudunsparce Larva Pokémon Grubbin Blipbug Lava Pokémon Slugma Magcargo Leaf Pokémon Chikorita Bayleef Licking Pokémon Lickitung Lickilicky Light Pokémon Lanturn Ampharos Lightning Pokémon Jolteon Electrike Long Neck Pokémon Girafarig Farigiraf Long Tail Pokémon Aipom Ambipom Magnet Pokémon Magnemite Magneton Manipulate Pokémon Grumpig Gothorita Martial Arts Pokémon Mienfoo Mienshao Matcha Pokémon Poltchageist Sinistcha Meditate Pokémon Meditite Medicham Meteorite Pokémon Lunatone Solrock Mock Kelp Pokémon Skrelp Dragalge Mystic Pokémon Xatu Flygon Ninja Pokémon Ninjask Greninja Owl Pokémon Hoothoot Noctowl Pig Monkey Pokémon Mankey Primeape Pincer Pokémon Kingler Scizor Playful Pokémon Monferno Pancham Poison Gas Pokémon Koffing Weezing Poison Moth Pokémon Venomoth Dustox Prototurtle Pokémon Tirtouga Carracosta Pumpkin Pokémon Pumpkaboo Gourgeist Radiator Pokémon Sizzlipede Centiskorch Raven Pokémon Corvisquire Corviknight Rock Pokémon Geodude Graveler Rolling Pokémon Rellor Rabsca Royal Pokémon Slowking Pyroar Sand Snake Pokémon Silicobra Sandaconda Scatterdust Pokémon Scatterbug Spewpa Sea Slug Pokémon Shellos Gastrodon Sea Weasel Pokémon Buizel Floatzel Season Pokémon Deerling Sawsbuck Sharp Claw Pokémon Sneasel Weavile Sheep Pokémon Wooloo Dubwool Shield Pokémon Shieldon Bastiodon Single Bloom Pokémon Flabébé Floette Skunk Pokémon Stunky Skuntank Sludge Pokémon Grimer Muk Snail Pokémon Shelmet Sliggoo Hisuian Form Soft Tissue Pokémon Goomy Sliggoo Sound Wave Pokémon Noibat Noivern Sphere Pokémon Voltorb Hisuian Form Electrode Hisuian Form Spicy Pepper Pokémon Capsakid Scovillain Spiny Armor Pokémon Quilladin Chesnaught Spiral Pokémon Omanyte Omastar Stag Beetle Pokémon Pinsir Vikavolt Star Shape Pokémon Staryu Cleffa Starling Pokémon Starly Staravia Sword Pokémon Honedge Doublade Synthetic Pokémon Type: Null Silvally Terra Whale Pokémon Cetoddle Cetitan Trap Pokémon Stunfisk Spidops Thunderbolt Pokémon Electivire Zebstrika Toxic Lizard Pokémon Salandit Salazzle Toxic Mouth Pokémon Croagunk Toxicroak Tumbleweed Pokémon Bramblin Brambleghast Tundra Pokémon Amaura Aurorus Unique Horn Pokémon Ponyta Galarian Form Rapidash Galarian Form Vine Pokémon Tangela Tangrowth Warrior Pokémon Zacian Zamazenta Water Bird Pokémon Pelipper Ducklett Water Bubble Pokémon Dewpider Araquanid Water Fish Pokémon Wooper Quagsire Water Lizard Pokémon Sobble Drizzile Weed Pokémon Oddish Gloom Whiskers Pokémon Barboach Whiscash Wild Duck Pokémon Farfetch'd Sirfetch'd Wily Pokémon Nuzleaf Impidimp Wood Gecko Pokémon Treecko Grovyle Woodear Pokémon Toedscool Toedscruel Wool Pokémon Mareep Flaaffy Zen Charm Pokémon Darumaka Darmanitan

Same category in English, different in other languages

5 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Flame Pokémon Charmeleon Charizard Moltres Infernape Flareon Japanese categories かえんポケモン Kaen Pokémon ほのおポケモン Honō Pokémon Chinese categories 火焰宝可梦 Huǒyàn Pokémon 火宝可梦 Huǒ Pokémon German categories Flammen-Pokémon Feuer-Pokémon Korean categories 화염 포켓몬 Hwayeom Pokémon 불꽃 포켓몬 Bulkkot Pokémon

3 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Electric Pokémon Electabuzz Zapdos Elekid Japanese categories でんげきポケモン Dengeki Pokémon でんきポケモン Denki Pokémon Chinese categories 电击宝可梦 Diànjī / Diànjí Pokémon 电气宝可梦 Diànqì Pokémon Korean categories 전기 포켓몬 Jeon'gi Pokémon 전류 포켓몬 Jeollyu Pokémon

2 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Lightning Pokémon Jolteon Electrike Japanese categories かみなりポケモン Kaminari Pokémon いなずまポケモン Inazuma Pokémon Chinese categories 雷宝可梦 Léi Pokémon 闪电宝可梦 Shǎndiàn Pokémon German categories Blitz-Pokémon Gewitter-Pokémon Italian categories Pokémon Luminoso Pokémon Lampo Korean categories 번개 포켓몬 Beon'gae Pokémon 천둥번개 포켓몬 Cheondung Beon'gae Pokémon Spanish categories Pokémon Relámpago Pokémon Calambre

Same category in other languages, different in English

7 Pokémon

Language Category Pokémon French Pokémon Poisson Goldeen Seaking Magikarp Feebas Chinchou Wooper Quagsire Goldfish Pokémon Fish Pokémon Angler Pokémon Water Fish Pokémon

4 Pokémon

Language Category Pokémon French Pokémon Mollusque Tentacool Tentacruel Goomy Sliggoo Jellyfish Pokémon Soft Tissue Pokémon German Fisch- Pokémon Magikarp Feebas Wooper Quagsire Fish Pokémon Water Fish Pokémon

3 Pokémon

Language Category Pokémon Japanese ひのこポケモン Hinoko Pokémon Simisear Fletchinder Charcadet Ember Pokémon Fire Child Pokémon French Pokémon Racine Oddish Gloom Petilil Weed Pokémon Bulb Pokémon Pokémon Serpent Ekans Dunsparce Dudunsparce Snake Pokémon Land Snake Pokémon German Schwein- Pokémon Piloswine Lechonk Oinkologne Swine Pokémon Hog Pokémon Spanish Pokémon Nata Slurpuff Milcery Alcremie Meringue Pokémon Cream Pokémon Pokémon Oscuridad Murkrow Sableye Darkrai Darkness Pokémon Pitch-Black Pokémon Indonesian Pokémon Babi Swinub Lechonk Oinkologne Pig Pokémon Hog Pokémon

2 Pokémon

Language Category Pokémon Japanese そうこうポケモン Sōkō Pokémon Wimpod Golisopod Turn Tail Pokémon Hard Scale Pokémon French Pokémon Empereur Empoleon Calyrex Ice Rider and Shadow Rider Emperor Pokémon High King Pokémon Pokémon Fonceur Linoone Arrokuda Rushing Pokémon Rush Pokémon German Kaiser- Pokémon Empoleon Calyrex Ice Rider and Shadow Rider Emperor Pokémon High King Pokémon Italian Pokémon Imperatore Empoleon Calyrex Ice Rider and Shadow Rider Emperor Pokémon High King Pokémon Korean 거대 포켓몬 Geodae Pokémon Regigigas Eternatus Colossal Pokémon Gigantic Pokémon 경계 포켓몬 Gyeonggye Pokémon Watchog Kyurem Lookout Pokémon Boundary Pokémon 기생 포켓몬 Gisaeng Pokémon Slowbro Nihilego Hermit Crab Pokémon Parasite Pokémon Spanish Pokémon Cuidador Leavanny Drakloak Nurturing Pokémon Caretaker Pokémon Pokémon Emperador Empoleon Calyrex Ice Rider and Shadow Rider Emperor Pokémon High King Pokémon

Japanese kana differences

These are the same categories in Japanese, except some are written in hiragana, and other in katakana.

7 Pokémon

Category Pokémon Fox Pokémon Vulpix Ninetales Nickit Thievul Fennekin Braixen Delphox Japanese categories きつねポケモン Kitsune Pokémon キツネポケモン Kitsune Pokémon

2 Pokémon

Pokémon Regigigas Eternatus English categories Colossal Pokémon Gigantic Pokémon Japanese categories きょだいポケモン Kyodai Pokémon キョダイポケモン Kyodai Pokémon

Trivia

• In Generations I and II, there were two "Rat Pokémon" (Rattata and Raticate) and four "Mouse Pokémon" (Pikachu, Raichu, Sandshrew, and Sandslash) even though they shared the same Japanese category: 「ねずみポケモン」. From Generation III onwards, they are all known as "Mouse Pokémon".
• If "Mouse Pokémon" and "Rat Pokémon" are counted as the same category (which has always been the case in Japanese), then this was the most abundant category in Generation I games, shared by 6 Pokémon. If those two categories are counted separately, then "Dragon Pokémon" was the most abundant category instead in this generation, shared by 5 Pokémon.
  • If "Mouse Pokémon" and "Rat Pokémon" are counted as the same category, then this was one of the most abundant categories in Generation II, shared by 6 Pokémon, while "Dragon Pokémon" was shared by 6 Pokémon as well. If "Mouse Pokémon" and "Rat Pokémon" are counted as separate categories, then "Dragon Pokémon" was the single most abundant category.
  • From Generation III to VIII, "Dragon Pokémon" was the most abundant category. It was shared by 7 Pokémon in Generations III–V, and 8 Pokémon in Generations V–VIII.
  • In Generation IX, "Paradox Pokémon" became the most abundant category.

See also

Lists of Pokémon by National Pokédex no. English • Japanese • German • French • Spanish • Italian • Korean • Chinese Brazilian Portuguese • Turkish • Russian • Thai • Hindi by regional Pokédex no. Kanto • New • Johto • Hoenn (Gen III • Gen VI) • Sinnoh • Unova (BW • B2W2 • Blueberry) Kalos • Alola (SM • USUM) • Galar (Isle of Armor • Crown Tundra) • Hisui • Paldea • Kitakami Unown Mode • in every regional Pokédex by regional Browser no. Fiore • Almia • Oblivia • in no regional Browser • in every regional Browser by index number Generation I • Generation II • Generation III • Generation IV • Generation V Generation VI • Generation VII • Generation VIII • Generation IX Pinball • Pinball RS by other numbering systems DPBP • PokéPark Pad • Ransei Gallery • Shuffle list • Picross list • Masters EX Sync Pairs Lental Photodex • Duel Library • Google Maps: Pokémon Challenge • UNITE • Sleep Style Dex by attributes Ability • Egg Group • category (abundance • other languages) • food preferences • habitat • IQ group • height • weight form differences (GO) • gender differences • shape • icon (Gen I–II) color • color palette (Gen I) • unique type combinations by Evolution evolutionary line (GO) • no evolutionary line • branched • cross-generation • levels by availability availability (GO • Sleep) • mutually exclusive • permanently missable by in-game stats base stats (Gen I • Gen II-V • Gen VI • Gen VII • Gen VIII • Gen IX • fully evolved • unique base stat totals • GO) performance stats • catch rate (GO) • EVs given in battle (Gen III • Gen IV • Gen V-VI • Gen VII • Gen VIII • Gen IX) • gender ratio steps to hatch • wild held item (Gen II) • experience type • base friendship • call rate miscellaneous alphabetically • field moves (Gen I • Gen II • Gen III • Gen IV • Gen V • Gen VI) Shadow Pokémon • unobtainable Shiny Pokémon • Pal Park area • Pokéwalker • debut episode • glitch released with a Hidden Ability (Gen V • Gen VI • Gen VII • Gen VIII) • ST Energy Shot • petting