Pokemon types
This starter type is super effective against Water types and weak to Ground, Rock, and Water moves.
Grass
This iconic Pewter City Gym Leader specializes in Rock-type Pokémon and hands out the Boulder Badge.
Brock
Evolving Eevee using this stone with a jagged lightning bolt pattern will reward you with a Jolteon.
Thunder Stone
This sunny tropical region, introduced in Generation VII, replaces traditional gym battles with island trials and totem Pokémon.
Alola
Bearing Pokédex number #025, this electric mouse is the undeniable mascot of the entire franchise.
Pikachu
Introduced in Generation II, this type was specifically created to balance out and check the overwhelmingly powerful Psychic type.
Dragon
This psychic-using Gym Leader of Saffron City runs a fierce official gym right next door to the unofficial Fighting Dojo.
Sabrina
This classic, highly recognizable item guarantees a 100% catch rate on any wild Pokémon without fail.
Master Ball
This notorious criminal syndicate in the Kanto and Johto regions is led by the ruthless Giovanni.
Team Rocket
According to its classic Pokédex entry, this grass-type starter carries a bulb on its back that absorbs sunlight to grow.
Bulbasaur
Boasting the highest overall average base stats of any type, this classification includes legendary powerhouses like Rayquaza, Dragonite, and Garchomp.
Steel
This beloved Sinnoh Champion is famous for her Garchomp and a notoriously brutal battle theme that kicks off with an accordion solo.
Cynthia
To evolve a Haunter, Kadabra, or Machoke into their final forms in older generations, you had to perform this specific multiplayer action.
Trade
Known as the "Time" and "Space" legendaries of the Sinnoh region, these two legendary deities are part of the Creation Trio alongside Giratina.
Dialga and Palkia
This mischievous Pokémon is known for wearing a rag, and its Pokédex entry warns that looking under it causes a mysterious illness.
Mimikyu
This defensive type is completely immune to Poison-type attacks and is famously known for resisting up to ten different types.
Steel
This quirky Hoenn Gym Leader of Mossdeep City fights alongside her twin brother Tate in a unique double-battle format.
Liza
Holding this specific item doubles a Pokémon's Speed stat in battle, but it locks the holder into using only the very first move it selects.
Choice Scarf
This floating mythical island in the Hoenn region is home to the legendary Pokémon Mew, though it is famously unreachable without a special event ticket.
Faraway Island
Weighing in at a whopping 999.9 kg, this massive steel-and-flying type Pokémon holds the record alongside Groudon for the heaviest Pokémon in existence.
Celesteela
This type has only ever had a single single-type evolutionary line in the entire franchise, introduced in Generation IV with Spiritomb.
Ghost
Serving as the Champion of the Paldea region's Pokémon League, she holds down a day job as the region's top-ranking professional interior decorator.
Geeta
Introduced in Generation VI, this specific type of sparkling, rainbow-colored stone is required for certain Pokémon to undergo Mega Evolution.
Key Stone
In the lore of the Kalos region, the ultimate weapon built by King AZ 3,000 years ago was powered by the life energy of this legendary Pokémon.
Xerneas
This bizarre, balloon-like Ghost/Flying type is described in its Pokédex entries as a wandering soul that drags children away into the netherworld by their hands if they aren't careful.
Drifloon