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There are 1,025 Pokémon species across nine generations, from Bulbasaur in Kanto to the newest Paldea additions. Every one of them is in this generator, along with alternate forms like Mega Evolutions and regional variants.

There are 18 types. The list has been stable since Generation 6 added Fairy to the original 17. A Pokémon has one or two types, which decide its weaknesses and resistances - try the type randomizer to explore every possible pairing.

Nine so far: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar and Paldea. Each generation added a new region, new species and usually a new mechanic, from abilities in Gen 3 to Paradox Pokémon in Gen 9.

In the recent mainline games a wild Pokémon has a 1 in 4,096 chance of being shiny. Older games used 1 in 8,192. Methods like breeding across language regions or hunting outbreaks improve those odds. The shiny switch on this site only changes the artwork you see here.

A few combinations belong to a single Pokémon. As of Generation 9, Electric/Dark appears only on Morpeko, and some pairings have never been used at all. The type randomizer can roll any of the 171 theoretical dual-type combos, including the ones no Pokémon has yet.

By raw base stat total, Arceus sits at 720 without any form changes, while Mega Rayquaza and both Mega Mewtwo forms reach 780. "Strongest" in practice depends on the format, the moveset and the rest of the team, not just one number.

Almost none of them. Legendary and mythical Pokémon sit in the No Eggs Discovered group, so they cannot breed. The one oddity is Manaphy, which produces Phione when bred - and Phione never evolves into Manaphy.

A self-imposed ruleset that makes a playthrough harder. The classic version allows only the first encounter per route, requires nicknames, and retires any Pokémon that faints. Our challenge guide walks through building a fair random pool for one.

A nature raises one stat by 10% and lowers another by 10%, so the same species can play very different roles. Twenty of the 25 natures follow this pattern and five are neutral. The natures guide lists all 25 with the stats they touch and which mint mimics each one.

Same-type attack bonus. When a Pokémon uses a move matching one of its own types, the move deals 1.5× damage. It is the main reason type coverage matters when you look at a randomly generated team.

Choose a count, set any filters you want, then press Generate Pokémon. Lock a pick to keep it while rerolling the other slots.

Yes. Add your picks to the team tray and press Copy names for a comma-separated list. You can also save teams in this browser.