1. Charmander
   Ivysaur
2. Caterpie
   Weedle

Ivysaur is a dual type grass and poison Pokémon which is the evolved form of Bulbasaur. It possesses many of the same attacks as its previous form as well as gaining energy from the sun. Once it reaches level 32, it evolves into Venusaur.

1. Beedrill
   Pigeotto
2. Squirtle
   Rattata

Squirtle is a water type Pokémon and is also a starter Pokémon in the Red and Blue games. It is very famous for its water gun and bubble attacks, and once it reaches level 16, it evolves into Wartortle which in turn evolves into Blastoise.

1. Fearow
   Suicune
2. Ekans
   Nodoran

Suicune is a water type Pokémon and is one of the three legendary beasts of Ho-Oh. It is a mammalian creature who has the ability to not only walk across water but to also purify any type of dirty water that it touches.

1. Sandslash
   Clefairy
2. Gloom
   Pikachu

Pikachu is an electric type Pokémon who has been the mascot for the entire franchise from the first episode of the anime series. The adorable little Pokémon is known for using moves like thunderbolt, thunder shock and quick attack. To evolve into Raichu, a Thunderstone must be used.

1. Wigglytuff
   Golbat
2. Ninetales
   Venomoth

Ninetales is a fire type Pokémon which is the evolved form of Vulpix after using a Firestone. In the Alola world, Vulpix can be exposed to an Ice stone which causes it to turn into an Ice/Fairy variant of Ninetales. Both the fire and ice variants are very intelligent and vengeful often cursing those who mistreat them.

1. Meowth
   Golduck
2. Growlithe
   Alakazam

Meowth is a normal type, Generation 1 Pokémon who is one of the very few Pokémon which are capable of human speech. In the anime series, he is a member of Team Rocket, where he helps his partners steal Pokémon from Ash and his friends.

1. Rayquaza
   Bellsprout
2. Geodude
   Dudrio

Rayquaza is a dragon/flying type legendary Pokémon who first appeared in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald and is also a part of the weather trio. In keeping with Hoen mythology, Rayquaza is said to be the Pokémon which stopped the other two legendaries, Kyogre and Groudon from fighting.

1. Dewgong
   Onix
2. Blissey
   Hypno

Blissey is a normal type Pokémon who first appeared in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It is one of the evolved forms of Chansey, the other of which is Happiny, all of whom are seen carrying a lucky egg.

1. Exeggutor
   Pysduck
2. Marowak
   Kangaskhan

Psyduck is a water type Pokémon and one of the originals seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is a yellow duck which is unable to think clearly because it suffers from severe headaches. Once it reaches level 33, it evolves into Golduck.

1. Staryu
   Mr. Mime
2. Scyther
   Mankey

Mankey is a fighting type primate Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. This mountain-dwelling Pokémon is very aggressive and short-tempered and is known for shaking the ground when it gets angry. At level 28, it evolves into Primeape.

1. Poliwrath
   Magmar
2. Pinsir
   Lapras

Poliwrath is a water/fighting type Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Red/Blue. Poliwrath is the final evolved form of Poliwag and Poliwhirl. It is known for using its spiral belly to confuse opponents caUsing them to misdirect their attack, or to confuse them in order to go in for his final move.

1. Ditto
   Abra
2. Eevee
   Flareon

Abra is a psychic type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. The Pokémon, which sleeps for at least 18 hours in the day, is able to sense danger by reading minds, which allows it to then teleports itself to a safe location. Once it reaches level 16, it evolves in Kadabra then later Alakazam.

1. Kabuto
   Charizard
2. Zapdos
   Porygon

Charizard is a fire/flying type Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is the final form of Charmander and Charmeleon, whose flames are so hot, that it is able to melt stone. It is also known for moves such as rock smash, flame burst and slash.

1. Dratini
   Chikorita
2. Sentret
   Machoke

Machoke is a fighting type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is the evolved form of Machop and differs from its previous form in its muscle mass. It later evolves into Machamp which has four hands instead of two.

1. Cyndaquil
   Ledian
2. Tentacruel
   Ariados

Tentacruel is a water/poison type Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Red/Blue. It was inspired by a jellyfish and has more tentacles than its pre-evolutionary form, Tentacool. It uses them to dose its victims with harsh toxins and in doing so, weakens them.

1. Pichu
   Cleffa
2. Togepi
   Litten

Litten is a fire type Pokémon and one of the starters in Pokémon Sun/Moon. The feline is known for not showing many emotions and for spitting fireballs. At level 17, it evolves into Torracat then later into Incineroar.

1. Natu
   Magnemite
2. Ampharos
   Sunkern

Magnemite is an electric/steel type Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Red/Blue. This Pokémon is usually found in the power plants and caves as they love to feed off electrical currents. At level 30, it evolves into Magneton and later Magnezone.

1. Haunter
   Politoed
2. Hoppip
   Wooper

Haunter is a ghost/poison type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is an evolved form of Gastly and both of the Pokémon are known for wreaking havoc wherever they go. Like all other ghost types, Haunter is immune to normal and fighting moves.

1. Scizor
   Slowking
2. Pineco
   Electrode

Electrode is an electric type Pokémon which was introduced in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is known for having a temper, which causes it to literally explode when it is angry or upset and sometimes happy. It evolved from Voltorb once it reached level 30.

1. Magcargo
   Delibird
2. Hitmonchan
   Kingdra

Hitmonchan is a fighting type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is one of the final evolutions of Tyrogue, Hitmonlee and Hitmontop. It is known for its one-two punch and for having a higher defense than attack.

1. Weezing
   Houndoom
2. Phanpy
   Smoochum

Weezing is a poison type Pokémon which was introduced in the original Pokémon Red/Blue. It is the evolved form of Koffing (at level 35) which went from a singular character to being conjoined and having a larger cloud of smoke around their body.

1. Entei
   Lugia
2. Jynx
   Pupitar

Jynx is a psychic/ice type Pokémon which was first encountered in Pokémon Blue/Red. It has very unique features which it uses to distract its opponents while it attacks. Jynx evolved from Smoochum at level 30 and they both have special abilities.

1. Celebi
   Magikarp
2. Ho-Oh
   Treecko

Magikarp is a water type Pokémon which was introduced in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is considered to be one of the weakest Pokémon as it only has one move until level 15. Once it reaches level 20, it evolves into one of the strongest water/flying type Pokémon, Gyarados.

1. Combusken
   Mudkip
2. Poochyena
   Vaporeon

Vaporeon is a water type Pokémon which was first introduced in Pokémon Red/Blue. It is one of many evolutionary paths which Eevee can take, some of the others being Jolteon, Umbreon and Glaceon and is the result of the Pokémon using a water stone.

1. Wurmple
   Beautifly
2. Deoxys
   Lombre

Deoxys is a third generation legendary Pokémon which was first encountered in Pokémon Ruby/ Sapphire. This Pokémon is a result of an extraterrestrial virus which was exposed to a laser beam. Its name is short for deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) as it has the ability to change forms.

1. Taillow
   Wingull
2. Garchomp
   Celebi

Garchomp is a dragon/ground type Pokémon which is known as the “land shark”. It has both male and female forms which can be differentiated by cuts on the dorsal fin (male). It is the final form of Gible which intermediary form is Gabite.

1. Ninjask
   Wobbuffet
2. Hariyama
   Delcatty

Wobbuffet is a psychic type Pokémon who was first seen in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It evolved from Wynaut when it reached level 15 and is known for being one of the funniest and happiest Pokémon, as well as for being a part of Team Rocket.

1. Pupitar
   Medichamp
2. Aggron
   Wailord

Pupitar is a rock/ground type Pokémon which was introduced in Pokémon Gold/Silver. Pupitar is encased in a thick shell with spikes protruding from its forehead. It evolved from Larvitar and can evolve into Tyranitar.

1. Cacnea
   Zangoose
2. Dusclops
   Grovyl

Grovyl is a grass type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald. It is the evolved form of Treecko and can later evolve into Sceptile once it reaches level 36. It is an excellent tree climber and is also very fast in dense forests.

1. Absol
   Greninja
2. Luvdisc
   Metang

Greninja is a water/dark type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon X and Y. It is the final form of Froakie which evolved to Frogadier then Greninja. It is also known for being a very stubborn Pokémon which refuses to listen to its trainer and for becoming the form Ash-Greninja, with the help of the Battle Bond ability, of course.

1. Groudon
   Jirachi
2. Sharpedo
   Monferno

Sharpedo is a water/dark type Pokémon which first appeared in Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire. Like its name implies, it is a torpedo-shaped shark which is the evolved form of Carvanha and can also mega evolve into Mega Sharpedo when a sharpedonite is used.

1. Dragonite
   Drifloon
2. Ditto
   Blaziken

Baziken is a fire/fighting type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald. It evolved from Combusken and is the final form of Torchic. It is known for giving out blows that leaves its opponents scorched, as well as for being able to leap from 30-foot buildings.

1. Munchlax
   Riolu
2. Glaceon
   Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff is a normal type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Blue/Red. It is the evolved form of Igglybuff which can then evolve to Wigglytuff if a moonstone is used. All three of them are known for their love of singing.

1. Arceus
   Dialga
2. Pansear
   Tranquill

Dialga is a dragon/steel type legendary Pokémon which was first seen in Generation IV. It is also the mascot for Pokémon diamond and along with Giratina and Palkia, it is one of the members of the creation trio of Sinnoh. It also possesses a move called ‘Roar of Time’ which causes a rift in the space-time continuum.

1. Sawk
   Sandile
2. Lucario
   Sigilyph

Lucario is a fighting/steel type Pokémon which was introduced in Generation IV. It evolved from Riolu and is able to mega evolve into Mega Lucario using a Lucarionite. They are able to study the aura of its opponents and in doing so can predict their movements.

1. Lugia
   Vanillite
2. Foongus
   Beartic

Lugia is a psychic/flying type legendary Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Gold and Silver. With Ho-Oh, it is a part of the Tower duo and in some games, it is represented as the “Guardian of the Seas” and in others, the “Guardian of the Skies”.

1. Pawniard
   Reshiram
2. Meloetta
   Snorlax

Snorlax is a normal type Pokémon first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. The Pokémon, which weighs almost half a ton, is the evolved form of Munchlax and is known for sleeping, only occasionally waking up to eat.

1. Braixen
   Vivillon
2. Mewtwo
   Goodra

Mewtwo is a genetic clone of Mew and he was the main antagonist in the first Pokémon movie. Mewtwo is often considered one of the best and most popular Pokémon and is able to evolve into Mega Mewtwo X and Mega Mewtwo Y.

1. Bayleef
   Xerneas
2. Volcanion
   Torracat

Bayleef is a grass type Pokémon which was first seen in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It is the evolved form of Chikorita and can evolve into Meganium at level 32. It is known for its razor leaf attack and for emitting a spicy aroma from the leaves around its neck.

1. Mudsdale
   Xatu
2. Kommo-o
   Poipole

Xatu is a psychic/flying type Pokémon which was introduced in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It is the evolved form of Natu and is known for standing all day. It is also rumored that it is able to see into the future with its right eye and the past with its left.