Pokedex
Search every Pokemon, filter by region or game, and open dedicated pages for forms, entries, moves, breeding data, and more.
Casual to hardcore
Pokedex Generator is for the trainer who wants a quick answer and the trainer who wants to squeeze every last edge out of a ruleset. Randomize a legal game team, check if your party folds to Rock, compare move data by generation, read a guide before a new challenge, or set up a cleaner stream overlay. Same site, different levels of obsession.
What makes it different: the walkthrough tables come straight from the games' own data, the randomizer only rolls Pokemon your game can actually catch, the VGC page tracks top-cut teams every weekend, and the data guides are counted from those same datasets rather than estimated. Read who runs the site and how it is made.
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Search every Pokemon, filter by region or game, and open dedicated pages for forms, entries, moves, breeding data, and more.
Generate challenge teams using regional dexes, version exclusives, starters, legendaries, and difficulty filters.
Play the daily Pokemon guessing game with generation, type, evolution, color, habitat, height, and weight clues.
Fill a 3x3 Pokemon clue grid with unique answers that match a type and a region.
Drop in a six-Pokemon roster and catch defensive weaknesses, offensive gaps, and matchup problems before a run or battle.
Compare level-based stats with IVs, EVs, nature, forms, Megas, and Gigantamax.
Build a Pokemon set and export clean Pokemon Showdown text.
For creators
The Pokemon Streamer Tool is an OBS-ready overlay for showing your current team, badges, progress, and run state without making viewers guess what is happening between battles.
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All 171 Pokémon typings scored on weaknesses, resistances, and immunities, checked against all 1,025 Pokémon: the best and worst defensive types, unused combinations, and the attacking pairs nothing resists.
Guide · Oct 28, 2026We averaged the base stat totals of every fully evolved Pokémon from Generation 1 to 9. Power creep is real but smaller than it looks: the big jumps come from upgrades to old Pokémon and from Paradox Pokémon.
Guide · Oct 28, 2026Usage, Mega Stones, sets, cores, and every winning team from 11 Regulation M-C events (September 12 to October 25, 2026), counted from published Pokémon Champions team sheets.
Ranking · Jun 4, 2026The five easiest Pokemon games to Nuzlocke, ranked for beginners with notes on EXP Share, encounters, level curves, remakes, and safe first runs.
Ranking · Jun 4, 2026The five hardest Pokemon games to Nuzlocke, ranked by level curves, thin Pokedexes, Totem battles, Challenge Mode, and run-ending bosses.
Guide · May 15, 2026A complete glossary of competitive Pokémon terminology — every term, abbreviation, and slang word used in VGC, Smogon, Showdown, and the broader competitive scene, explained in plain English.
Data, guides & walkthroughs
Browse top-cut tournament teams, Pokemon usage, held items, abilities, and move choices from recent events.
Type pagesOpen individual type pages with matchups, weaknesses, resistances, and every Pokemon belonging to that type.
Challenge runsRules, clauses, variants, and planning advice for trainers who want every route to matter.
Difficulty listsCompare the easiest and hardest Pokemon games to Nuzlocke before choosing your next challenge run.
Battle prepFormat explainers, team-building concepts, damage calculator help, and competitive language.
Route mapsBadge-by-badge playthrough routing, encounter priorities, item checklists, and post-game goals.