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Super Mario World/Special/Funky

Funky is the last level in Special. Once you clear it, the entire game will look very different. Koopa will appear as a human figure and Bullet Bill will appear as a black bird in every level. You can save your progess after clearing this level. While this level isn't that hard, you only get 200 seconds to finish it! It really is a long course! Bring Yoshi along for the ride and get a cape, you'll need it! With Yoshi, eat the green berrys to add more time to this simple yet annoying course. Once you beat there's a message from the games designers! A cool trick: Get close to the first green fruit with Yoshi. When the timer hits 99 eat the fruit, then rush to the next fruit and wait on the timer again. The music will go faster and faster and faster and faster and faster and you get the point. Play that funky music!

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Pokémon/Pokédex

The Wikibooks Pokédex is an index to the individual Pokémon articles in the Wikibooks Pokémon Guide. In each Pokémon entry you will find various data and strategies for each Pokémon in each game.

The following abbreviations are used:
 * RB - Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue
 * Y - Pokémon Yellow
 * GS - Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver
 * C - Pokémon Crystal
 * RS - Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire
 * FL - Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen
 * E - Pokémon Emerald

Reading an Entry
Each entry contains information pertaining to that specific Pokémon:

 * Basic Statistics : Basic information about the Pokémon. This section contains the following data:
 * National Index - The Pokédex index number according to the National Pokédex.
 * Johto Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Johto Pokédex.
 * Hoenn Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Hoenn Pokédex.
 * Sinnoh Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Sinnoh Pokédex.
 * Hisui Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Hisui Pokédex.
 * Unova Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Unova Pokédex.
 * Kalos Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Kalos Pokédex.
 * Kanto Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Kanto Pokédex.
 * Alola Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Alola Pokédex.
 * Galar Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Galar Pokédex.
 * Paldea Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Paldea Pokédex.
 * Kitakami Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Kitakami Pokédex.
 * Blueberry Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Blueberry Academy Pokédex.
 * Orre Index - The Pokédex index number according to the Orre Pokédex.
 * Stage - The stage of evolution of the Pokémon.
 * Height - The height of the Pokémon.
 * Weight - The weight of the Pokémon.
 * Gender Distribution - The relative frequency of encountering a Pokémon of a specific gender.
 * Ability - The Pokémon's ability.
 * Type - The types of the Pokémon.
 * Species - The species of the Pokémon.
 * Egg group: - The Pokémon's egg groups. For more on egg groups, consult Pokémon/Breeding Basics.
 * Hatch steps - The number of steps required to hatch a Pokémon egg. For more on hatch steps, consult Pokémon/Breeding Basics.
 * Catch rate - The relative difficulty of catching a Pokémon.
 * Base Experience - The base amount of points used in determining the amount of experience gained from defeating a Pokémon.
 * Max Experience - The amount of experience points needed to reach level 100.
 * Base/Max Stats - The base and max stats for the Pokémon. Max stats are based on having the highest possible individual values and effort points.  In the third generation of games, max stats are also based on having a beneficial personality trait to the statistic.
 * Effort Points - The amount of effort points gained from defeating this Pokémon (third generation and later).

 * Type Matching : The type affinities (weaknesses and resistances) for the Pokémon in the various RPGs.
 * Moveset : The move list for the Pokémon in the various RPGs. This section is further subdivided to moves obtained by levelling, TM/HM, and breeding.  If a Pokémon cannot learn any moves from a particular method, the entire section for that method is skipped.
 * Levelling - These are moves that are obtained as a Pokémon gains experience and levels. At a certain level, the Pokémon will learn the indicated move for that level for that game.  If a level is not shown, the Pokémon does not learn any attacks at that level.  If a level is shown but has a dash in it, the Pokémon does not learn any attacks at that level for that specific game.
 * TM/HM - These are moves that a Pokémon can obtained through the use of a Technical Machine or a Hidden Machine.
 * Breeding - These are moves that a Pokémon can obtain through the course of breeding. The mechanics of Pokémon breeding are covered in Pokémon/Breeding Basics.  Note that because of the mechanics behind breeding, it is impossible for a Pokémon to learn certain combinations of moves.  For example, it is impossible for a Skarmory to have both Whirlwind and Drill Peck, although both moves will be in this section.
 * Evolution - These are moves that a Pokémon can only obtain from having evolved from another Pokémon that can obtain such a move. These moves cannot be otherwise obtained.  For example, Marill will have Sing in this section, as it can only learn such a move from having evolved from an Azurill - it cannot be bred onto Marill directly.  For most evolved Pokémon, moves learned from breeding will be in this section, as (with the exception of Marill) evolved Pokémon are not hatched from eggs.
 * Other Sources - These are moves that a Pokémon can obtain through certain other methods, most notably from being able to learn a move after unlocking a secret in the Pokémon Stadium series of games, or being given a Pokémon with these moves (which cannot be obtained by other means). However, this does not include moves that are obtained from various Pokémon promotions.  For example, Psyduck will have Amnesia in this section, as it can only learn such a move from Pokémon Stadium.

 * How To Obtain : How to obtain this Pokémon in a particular game, apart from trading in the RPGs.
 * Trading Cards : The list of trading cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game the Pokémon is found in, and a detailed description of the card.

Contributing to the Wikibooks Pokédex
As Wikibooks Pokédex is part of the Wikibooks Pokémon Guide, please refer to contributor's guide there for notes on contributing to the Wikibooks Pokédex.

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Pokémon/Battle Basics

A central element to the Pokémon RPGs is the concept of the Pokémon battle. A Pokémon battle is contested between two teams of Pokémon. There may or may not be restrictions on the size or makeup of these teams. Each battle is essentially a tag-team match, the objective of which is to knock out (or faint) all the members of the other team. To do so, the hit points of the opposing Pokémon must be reduced to zero through attacks.

A battle consists of several rounds. In each round, each side will choose an attack for their active Pokémon. Then, barring special effects from attacks, the faster Pokémon will attack first. If the slower Pokémon remains standing, then it will attack (again, barring special effects from attacks). In some battles, trainers are also permitted to switch Pokémon. As switching is done before any attacks are made, this will allow the other Pokémon to get in a free attack. In the RPGs, a trainer, when battling against a CPU opponent, may also use items that can heal (or otherwise alter the statistics of) Pokémon during a battle. Again, this will allow the opposing Pokémon to get in a free attack. When fighting wild Pokémon, you may also attempt to catch it using a Pokéball. If the catch succeeds, the battle immediately ends, and you acquire a new Pokémon. If the catch fails, the wild Pokémon will attack.

So what is the point of battling? Battling will allow Pokémon to gain effort and experience, both of which contribute to increased overall statistics. Battling is also a method of getting Pokémon to learn new attacks or evolve.

Type Affinity
There are 18 types of Pokémon in the RPGs (15 in the first generation of games, and 17 in games before X and Y), with each type having weaknesses, resistances, and immunities to certain types of attacks. If a Pokémon has a weakness to a certain type of attack, the attack is said to be super-effective, and the damage dealt is doubled. If a Pokémon is resistant to a certain type of attack, the attack is said to be not very effective, and the damage dealt is halved. A Pokémon immune to a certain type of attack, of course, receives no damage. These effects are multiplicative, for Pokémon of more than one type. This can mean that a weakness and a resistance will cancel each other out. It can also mean that a Pokémon is doubly-weak or doubly-resistant to a certain type of attack. Because of the fact that only the type of the attack and the type of the defending Pokémon are considered, it is often a good idea to find the combination of attacks that will allow the Pokémon to do super-effective attacks against every type of Pokémon.

There are also attacks that can alter type affinities. For example, attacks such as Foresight remove the immunity of Normal- and Fighting-typed attacks from opposing Ghost Pokémon. In the third generation of games, certain Pokémon may also have abilities that may affect type affinity.

Type affinities for each Pokémon can be found in their Pokédex entry.

However, this does not mean that the type of the attacking Pokémon is a non-factor. If the type of the attack matches any of the types of the Pokémon, then the attack will receive the same-type attack bonus, or STAB, which increases the amount of damage by 10% (50% in the third generation of games). In the second and third generation of games, there are also items that will increase the power of certain attacks. There are also attacks that may have effects on other attacks.

Beware, though, that type affinity is not everything. The statistics of a Pokémon will often determine the strategy to fight with or against it. For example, a Pokémon weak on defense will fall easily to a high-power attack, even if the Pokémon is doubly-resistant to it (or conversely, a weak attacker would have very little chance of taking down a strong defender, even when the defender has a double weakness). Furthermore, the type of the attack will determine which statistics are used in determining the amount of damage inflicted. Dark, Dragon, Electric, Fire, Grass, Ice, Psychic, and Water attacks are considered special attacks, and will use their special attack and special defense statistics to determine the amount of damage done (in the first generation, the special statistic is used for both attacking and defending). All other types of attacks are physical attacks, and will use the physical attack and defense statistics. Thus, a Pokémon may not benefit from high-power attacks when the relevant statistics are very low.

Attacks
There are three main types of moves: normal attacks, calculated attacks, and non-attacks. Normal attacks use the statics of the Pokémon involved to inflict damage, and is subject to weakness, resistance, STAB, and, in some cases, abilities. Calculated attacks, on the other hand, deal a fixed amount of damage, or damage independent of these factors (but dependent on others). Non-attacks are just that: they deal no damage, but provide some other effect.

Each Pokémon may only have up to four moves at a time, and when a fifth one can be learned, it must take the place of one of the four (alternately, the new attack may be skipped).

Each attack has a certain amount of power points or PP, which determines the amount of times a move can be used. Normally, when a move is made, one PP is used, but when facing Pokémon with the Pressure ability, two PP are consumed. High-power attacks tend to have fewer PP, while lower-power attacks will have more.

In the case where all of a Pokémon's PP are exausted, the Pokémon begins to struggle. Each turn it remains as the active Pokémon, it will do an attack of fixed power with recoil. This attack (Struggle) has no type (rather than Normal), to prevent a match between struggling Ghost Pokémon from going at it forever.

Attacks may also be classified by their effect on Pokémon: some attacks will raise or lower a Pokémon's statistics, while others may inflict status effects. Still, other attacks may have other effects. They can be classified as follows:
 * Critical Attacks - these attacks have a higher probability of getting critical hits (see below).
 * Statistic Modifiers - these attacks raise or lower a Pokémon's statistics temporarily (for the purposes of battling).
 * Status Effect Attacks - these attacks inflict a status effect on a Pokémon, some of which may have consequences outside of battle.
 * Two-turn Attacks - these attacks take two turns to execute, and typically hit on the second turn. Some attacks which hit on the second turn give the Pokémon immunity from being hit (except by some attacks) during the first turn.
 * Multiple Attacks - these attacks hits as if multiple attacks are made in one turn.
 * Recoil Attacks - these attacks deals damage to both the user and opponent.
 * Recovery Attacks - these attacks allow Pokémon to recover lost health.
 * Switching Attacks - these attacks allow you to either switch opposing Pokémon, or run away from battles against wild Pokémon.
 * Suicide Attacks - these attacks knock out your Pokémon.
 * Quick/Slow Attacks - these attacks will be performed first (or last), overriding the speed statistics of the Pokémon involved. If two Pokémon use the same type of attack, then the speed statistics are used to determine which attack is performed first.
 * Restrictive Attacks - these attacks will trap opponents for several turns, during which the opponent cannot switch (in some cases, attack).

In double battles, introduced with the third generation of games, an attack can also be classified by the Pokémon they hit: some moves attack a specified opponent, some a random opponent, and some may hit both opponents, however, the attack power of the move is cut in half. Some attacks may even hit the Pokémon's partner along with opposing Pokémon.

Critical Hits
When a Pokémon attacks with a damaging non-calculated attack, there is a chance that the attack becomes a critical hit. In that case, the amount of damage is doubled, however, any stat reductions/increases are ignored in the third-generation games. The probability of getting a critical hit as follows:

In the first generation of games, the probability of getting a critical hit is dependent on the Pokémon's base speed statistic. It is determined using this formula:

 * probability = base speed / 2 * critical modifier / 256 * 100

where integer division is used throughout. The critical modifier is determined as follows:
 * Start with 1.
 * Multiply by 4 if a critical attack is used.
 * Divide by 4 if Focus Energy has been previously used for RBY (yes, this is a bug)
 * Multiply by 4 if Focus Energy has been previously used for Stadium

If a random number from 0 to 255 is less than this probability, the attack critical hits.

In the second and third generation of games, the probability of getting a critical hit works on a sliding scale. It works as follows:
 * Start at Level 0.
 * Move up one level if Focus Energy has been previously used.
 * Move up two levels if a critical attack is used.
 * Move up one level if Scope Lens is equipped onto the Pokémon.
 * Go to Level 2 if Chansey is equipped with Lucky Punch, or if Farfetch'd is equipped with the Stick.

Then, if a random number between 0 and 255 is chosen below the value associated with the level, the move critical hits.

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Pokémon/Breeding Basics

In the RPGs, starting with the second generation of games, Pokémon can also be obtained through breeding. There are several benefits to breeding:

 * It allows you to gain "baby" forms of Pokémon, such as Pichu.
 * It allows a Pokémon to learn moves that it cannot normally learn.

Egg Groups
Each Pokémon is organized into one or two egg groups, and, with few exceptions, if two Pokémon are in the same egg group, they may breed. However, note the following:

 * With the exception of Ditto, breeding requires a male Pokémon and a female Pokémon.
 * Ditto may breed with any Pokémon not in the "unbreedable" group. That is, genderless Pokémon may only breed with Ditto.  Two Ditto may not breed together.
 * The "unbreedable" group is exactly what it means: the Pokémon may not be bred.

In the second generation of games, two Pokémon with identical Defense Individual Values and identical or off-by-eight Special IVs may not breed. This is to prevent a parent from breeding with its child.

When two Pokémon breed, the resulting egg will have the species of its mother, if Ditto is not involved, or the non-Ditto parent, if Ditto is involved. With the exception of Azurill and Wynaut, the egg will also be of its least evolved form. However:

 * The offspring of a Nidoran♀ may be a Nidoran♀ or Nidoran♂.
 * Likewise, the offspring of an Illumise may be an Illumise or a Volbeat.
 * The offspring of a Marill or Azumarill will be a Marill, unless either parent is holding the Sea Incense item, in which case the offspring will be a Azurill.
 * Likewise, the offspring of a Wobbuffet will be a Wobbuffet, unless either parent is holding the Lax Incense item, in which case the offspring will be a Wynaut.

The baby Pokémon, after hatching from an egg, will be at Level 5, and will start with a happiness value of 120.

Getting an Egg
In the second generation, after both parents have been deposited in the Daycare, a random number between 1 and 255 is generated, representing the number of steps that your character must walk before a second random number between 0 and 255 is generated. This second random number is then compared to a preset number called the breeding value, and if the random number is lower, then an egg is created.

In the third generation, after both parents have been deposited in the Daycare, a random number between 0 and 100 is generated every 256 steps your character takes. If this number is less than the breeding value, an egg is created. Note that this random number is not uniformly distributed: in reality, a uniformly distributed random number between 0 and 65535 is created, and then multiplied by 100/65535 using integer multiplication and division.

To determine the breeding value, check if the two parents are of the same species and have identical IDs, and look in the following table. For this purpose, Nidoran♀ and Nidoran♂ are considered to be the same species, as is Volbeat and Illumise.

For an egg to hatch, your character must move some number of hatch steps, depending on the type of Pokémon. In Emerald, if your Pokémon has either the Magma Armor or the Flame Body abilities, the number of steps indicated on the Pokémon's entry page is halved. Note that all Pokémon will have hatch steps data, but is generally useless for those that cannot breed.

Inheritance
Certain Individual Values for Pokémon may be inherited from either parent, with the remainder of the IVs being determined at random.

 * In the second generation of games, the Defense IV of the offspring is inherited the parent of the opposite gender (if breeding with a Ditto, then the IV is inherited from Ditto). The Special IV of the offspring is also similarly inherited, but there is a 50% chance that the IV will be altered up or down by 8.
 * In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, and LeafGreen, two or three randomly chosen IVs may be inherited from the parents, with each parent contributing at least one. In Emerald, the offspring always inherits three IVs.  (The same IVs may be inherited from both parents in RS/FL, thus only in such a case will a Pokémon only inherit two IVs).

The personality trait of a Pokémon may also be inherited in Emerald. If a Ditto or a female Pokémon is holding the Everstone item, then the offspring will have the personality of that parent. If the parents are Ditto and a female Pokémon, and both are holding the Everstone item, then the offspring will have a 50% chance of inheriting the personality from either parent.

The main reason for breeding, however, remains with the inheritance of moves. Normally, a baby Pokémon will have the default starting moves as stated on the Pokémon's entry page. However, moves may be inherited as follows:

 * If the baby Pokémon can learn an attack from levelling up, and both of its parents currently have that attack in their movesets, then the baby will inherit that attack.
 * If the baby Pokémon can learn a Technical or Hidden Machine move, and the male parent currently has that attack in their moveset, then the baby will inherit that attack. (For the purposes of this criteria, the three attacks that can be learned from the move tutor in Crystal are considered to be Technical Machines).
 * If the male parent currently has an attack that is found in the baby Pokémon's breeding list, which can be found in the Pokémon's entry page, then the baby will inherit that attack.

Note that no moves are passed down if one parent is Ditto and the other parent is female or genderless. In Emerald, if either parent holds the Light Ball item, then a baby Pichu will start with the Volt Tackle attack, even if neither parent has that move in its moveset.

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Pokémon/Contest Basics

Intro to Pokémon Contests
Do you want something for your Secret Base? Maybe you want to up your Pokémon's Stats? Or do you just want a fun minigame to play with friends? Try these out!

Contests are only available in:
 * Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald for Game Boy Advance line.
 * Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum for the Nintendo DS line. (Called Super Contests)
 * Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire for the Nintendo 3DS and 2DS line.

Ribbons and contest moves are typically retained even when transferred to games without contests.

Pokéblocks
These treats are made using a Berry Blender. In Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, I think talking to a certain person in Slateport will get you the Pokeblock Case. In addition to upping Contest Stats, they also lure Pokemon to feeders in the Safari Zone.

You can blend with computer players, or you can link up and blend with your friends. The BERRY MASTER is east of Mauville (you need surf), and him and his wife provide good berries for Pokeblocks. Outside are many BERRY PATCHES for growing berries. The BLEND MASTER can make the best Pokéblocks with his "Megaberries" (you can get them too, from the Berry Master's Wife) such as the mega-sour Belue Berry and your normal berries.

 * Spicy = Increase Coolness
 * Dry = Increase Beauty
 * Sweet = Increase Cuteness
 * Bitter = Increase Smartness
 * Sour = Increase Toughness

These Contest Stats help in the preliminary rounds of contests.

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Pokémon/Game Walkthroughs

= First Generation Games =
 * Pokémon Red and Blue for the Nintendo Game Boy
 * Pokémon Stadium for the Nintendo 64
 * Pokémon Yellow for the Nintendo Game Boy

= Second Generation Games =
 * Pokémon Gold and Silver for the Nintendo Game Boy (Color)
 * Pokémon Crystal for the Nintendo Game Boy Color
 * Pokémon Stadium 2 for the Nintendo 64

= Third Generation Games = = Fourth Generation Games = = Fifth Generation Games = = Sixth Generation Games = = Seventh Generation Games = = Eighth Generation Games = = Ninth Generation Games =
 * Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance
 * Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire for the Nintendo GameCube
 * Pokémon Colosseum for the Nintendo GameCube
 * Pokémon Emerald for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance
 * Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance
 * Pokémon Diamond and Pearl for the Nintendo DS
 * Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver for the Nintendo DS
 * Pokémon Black and White for the Nintendo DS
 * Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 for the Nintendo DS
 * Pokémon X and Y for the Nintendo 3DS
 * Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire for the Nintendo 3DS
 * Pokémon Sun and Moon for the Nintendo 3DS
 * Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon for the Nintendo 3DS
 * Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee for the Nintendo Switch
 * Pokémon Sword and Shield for the Nintendo Switch
 * Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl for the Nintendo Switch
 * Pokémon Legends: Arceus
 * Pokémon Scarlet and Violet for the Nintendo Switch

= Miscellaneous Games =
 * Hey You, Pikachu! for the Nintendo 64
 * Pokémon Channel for the Nintendo GameCube
 * Pokémon Dash for the Nintendo DS
 * Pokémon Pinball for the Nintendo Game Boy
 * Pokémon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance
 * Pokémon Puzzle Challenge for the Nintendo Game Boy Color
 * Pokémon Puzzle League for the Nintendo 64
 * Pokémon Snap for the Nintendo 64
 * New Pokémon Snap for the Nintendo Switch
 * Pokémon Trading Card Game for the Nintendo Game Boy
 * Pokémon Trading Card Game 2 for the Nintendo Game Boy (Japan Only)

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Pokémon/Contributor's Guide

Welcome to the Wikibooks Pokémon guide. So you want to contribute to this guide and help prospective Pokémon trainers become the best they can be?

Getting started
Before contributing to the Wikibooks Pokémon guide, there are some conventions that must be followed for the purposes of uniformity between the articles in the guide.

General conventions

 * The English version of the various Pokémon games are used for the purposes of consistency. Do not add anything that has not been confirmed to be in the English version.  This includes romanizations of Japanese names and places.

Wikibooks Pokédex conventions

 * All articles within the Pokédex article should contain roughly the same amount of data. The categories and indices used within should categorize (with few exceptions) all of the Pokémon.
 * Note that some Pokémon will have more data available, as not all Pokémon have the same regional variants, mega evolutions, gigantamax forms, etc.
 * Some Pokémon rely on gimmicks or moves exclusive to them, and those should also be explained.
 * If you plan on adding some form of data, then add it to all of the Pokémon for which this data applies to. Having half-finished jobs may be okay for a short while, but leaving jobs half-finished for a long time is not.
 * To discuss strategy, use the talk pages. Include strategy on the article pages only when contributors reach a consensus.

Formatting conventions

 * Tables are never to be used unless it is for tabular data.
 * Try to stylize using CSS or wiki markup and not with presentational markup.

Contributing to the Wikibooks Pokémon guide
Within the Pokémon guide, we try to keep things organized and keep the amount of work to a minimum. To this end, we employ heavy use of MediaWiki's category and template system. All of the pages within the Pokémon wikibooks start with "Pokémon".

Main contributors

 * KelvSYC - Founder of the Wikibooks Pokémon Guide
 * User142
 * K4zem
 * Mbrickn
 * Marth996

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Pokémon/Pokédex/Alphabetical Index

A

 * Abra
 * Absol
 * Aerodactyl
 * Aggron
 * Aipom
 * Alakazam
 * Altaria
 * Ampharos
 * Anorith
 * Arbok
 * Arcanine
 * Ariados
 * Armaldo
 * Aron
 * Articuno
 * Azumarill
 * Azurill

B

 * Bagon
 * Baltoy
 * Banette
 * Barboach
 * Bayleef
 * Beautifly
 * Beedrill
 * Beldum
 * Bellossom
 * Bellsprout
 * Blastoise
 * Blaziken
 * Blissey
 * Breloom
 * Bulbasaur
 * Butterfree

C

 * Cacnea
 * Cacturne
 * Camerupt
 * Carvanha
 * Cascoon
 * Castform
 * Caterpie
 * Celebi
 * Chansey
 * Charizard
 * Charmander
 * Charmeleon
 * Chikorita
 * Chimecho
 * Chinchou
 * Clamperl
 * Claydol
 * Clefable
 * Clefairy
 * Cleffa
 * Cloyster
 * Combusken
 * Corphish
 * Corsola
 * Cradily
 * Crawdaunt
 * Crobat
 * Croconaw
 * Cubone
 * Cyndaquil

D

 * Delcatty
 * Delibird
 * Deoxys
 * Dewgong
 * Diglett
 * Ditto
 * Dodrio
 * Doduo
 * Donphan
 * Dragonair
 * Dragonite
 * Dratini
 * Drowzee
 * Dugtrio
 * Dunsparce
 * Dusclops
 * Duskull
 * Dustox

E

 * Eevee
 * Ekans
 * Electabuzz
 * Electrike
 * Electrode
 * Elekid
 * Entei
 * Espeon
 * Exeggcute
 * Exeggutor
 * Exploud

F

 * Farfetch'd
 * Fearow
 * Feebas
 * Feraligatr
 * Flaaffy
 * Flareon
 * Flygon
 * Forretress
 * Furret

G

 * Gardevoir
 * Gastly
 * Gengar
 * Geodude
 * Girafarig
 * Glalie
 * Gligar
 * Gloom
 * Golbat
 * Goldeen
 * Golduck
 * Golem
 * Gorebyss
 * Granbull
 * Graveler
 * Grimer
 * Groudon
 * Grovyle
 * Growlithe
 * Grumpig
 * Gulpin
 * Gyarados

H

 * Hariyama
 * Haunter
 * Heracross
 * Hitmonchan
 * Hitmonlee
 * Hitmontop
 * Ho-oh
 * Hoothoot
 * Hoppip
 * Horsea
 * Houndoom
 * Houndour
 * Huntail
 * Hypno

I

 * Igglybuff
 * Illumise
 * Ivysaur

J

 * Jigglypuff
 * Jirachi
 * Jolteon
 * Jumpluff
 * Jynx

K

 * Kabuto
 * Kabutops
 * Kadabra
 * Kakuna
 * Kangaskhan
 * Kecleon
 * Kingdra
 * Kingler
 * Kirlia
 * Koffing
 * Krabby
 * Kyogre

L

 * Lairon
 * Lanturn
 * Lapras
 * Larvitar
 * Latias
 * Latios
 * Ledian
 * Ledyba
 * Lickitung
 * Lileep
 * Linoone
 * Lombre
 * Lotad
 * Loudred
 * Ludicolo
 * Lugia
 * Lunatone
 * Luvdisc

M

 * Machamp
 * Machoke
 * Machop
 * Magby
 * Magcargo
 * Magikarp
 * Magmar
 * Magnemite
 * Magneton
 * Makuhita
 * Manectric
 * Mankey
 * Mantine
 * Mareep
 * Marill
 * Marowak
 * Marshtomp
 * Masquerain
 * Mawile
 * Medicham
 * Meditite
 * Meganium
 * Meowth
 * Metagross
 * Metang
 * Metapod
 * Mew
 * Mewtwo
 * Mightyena
 * Milotic
 * Miltank
 * Minun
 * Misdreavus
 * Moltres
 * Mr. Mime
 * Mudkip
 * Muk
 * Munchlax
 * Murkrow

N

 * Natu
 * Nidoking
 * Nidoqueen
 * Nidoran♀
 * Nidoran♂
 * Nidorina
 * Nidorino
 * Nincada
 * Ninetales
 * Ninjask
 * Noctowl
 * Nosepass
 * Numel
 * Nuzleaf

O

 * Octillery
 * Oddish
 * Omanyte
 * Omastar
 * Onix

P

 * Paras
 * Parasect
 * Pelipper
 * Persian
 * Phanpy
 * Pichu
 * Pidgeot
 * Pidgeotto
 * Pidgey
 * Pikachu
 * Piloswine
 * Pineco
 * Pinsir
 * Plusle
 * Politoed
 * Poliwag
 * Poliwhirl
 * Poliwrath
 * Ponyta
 * Poochyena
 * Porygon
 * Porygon2
 * Primeape
 * Psyduck
 * Pupitar

Q

 * Quagsire
 * Quilava
 * Qwilfish

R

 * Raichu
 * Raikou
 * Ralts
 * Rapidash
 * Raticate
 * Rattata
 * Rayquaza
 * Regice
 * Regirock
 * Registeel
 * Relicanth
 * Remoraid
 * Rhydon
 * Rhyhorn
 * Roselia

S

 * Sableye
 * Salamence
 * Sandshrew
 * Sandslash
 * Sceptile
 * Scizor
 * Scyther
 * Seadra
 * Seaking
 * Sealeo
 * Seedot
 * Seel
 * Sentret
 * Seviper
 * Sharpedo
 * Shedinja
 * Shelgon
 * Shellder
 * Shiftry
 * Shroomish
 * Shuckle
 * Shuppet
 * Silcoon
 * Skarmory
 * Skiploom
 * Skitty
 * Slaking
 * Slakoth
 * Slowbro
 * Slowking
 * Slowpoke
 * Slugma
 * Smeargle
 * Smoochum
 * Sneasel
 * Snorlax
 * Snorunt
 * Snubbull
 * Solrock
 * Spearow
 * Spheal
 * Spinarak
 * Spinda
 * Spoink
 * Squirtle
 * Stantler
 * Starmie
 * Staryu
 * Steelix
 * Sudowoodo
 * Suicune
 * Sunflora
 * Sunkern
 * Surskit
 * Swablu
 * Swalot
 * Swampert
 * Swellow
 * Swinub

T

 * Taillow
 * Tangela
 * Tauros
 * Teddiursa
 * Tentacool
 * Tentacruel
 * Togepi
 * Togetic
 * Torchic
 * Torkoal
 * Totodile
 * Trapinch
 * Treecko
 * Tropius
 * Typhlosion
 * Tyranitar
 * Tyrogue

U

 * Umbreon
 * Unown
 * Ursaring

V

 * Vaporeon
 * Venomoth
 * Venonat
 * Venusaur
 * Vibrava
 * Victreebel
 * Vigoroth
 * Vileplume
 * Volbeat
 * Voltorb
 * Vulpix

W

 * Wailmer
 * Wailord
 * Walrein
 * Wartortle
 * Weedle
 * Weepinbell
 * Weezing
 * Whiscash
 * Whismur
 * Wigglytuff
 * Wingull
 * Wobbuffet
 * Wooper
 * Wurmple
 * Wynaut

X

 * Xatu

Y

 * Yanma

Z

 * Zangoose
 * Zapdos
 * Zigzagoon
 * Zubat

 * [[Pokémon/pokedex/Zygarde|Zygarde

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Alphabetical Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Evolution Index

Single Stage

 * Farfetch'd (Kantonian)
 * Kangaskhan
 * Pinsir
 * Tauros
 * Lapras
 * Ditto
 * Aerodactyl
 * Articuno
 * Zapdos
 * Moltres
 * Mewtwo
 * Mew
 * Yanma
 * Unown
 * Girafarig
 * Dunsparce
 * Gligar
 * Qwilfish
 * Shuckle
 * Heracross
 * Corsola (Kantonian)
 * Delibird
 * Mantine
 * Skarmory
 * Stantler
 * Smeargle
 * Miltank
 * Raikou
 * Entei
 * Suicune
 * Lugia
 * Ho-oh
 * Celebi
 * Sableye
 * Mawile
 * Plusle
 * Minun
 * Volbeat
 * Illumise
 * Torkoal
 * Spinda
 * Zangoose
 * Seviper
 * Lunatone
 * Solrock
 * Castform
 * Kecleon
 * Tropius
 * Absol
 * Relicanth
 * Luvdisc
 * Regirock
 * Regice
 * Registeel
 * Latias
 * Latios
 * Kyogre
 * Groudon
 * Rayquaza
 * Jirachi
 * Deoxys

Two stages
This also includes Pokémon with alternate evolutions.

Recategorize

 * Sudowoodo
 * Mr. Mime
 * Lickitung
 * Tangela
 * Aipom
 * Snorlax
 * Murkrow
 * Misdreavus
 * Sneasel
 * Chimecho
 * Roselia
 * Nosepass

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Evolution Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Moves

 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Absorb
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Acid
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Acid Armor
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Aerial Ace
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Aeroblast
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Agility
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Air Cutter
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Amnesia
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ancientpower
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Arm Thrust
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Aromatherapy
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Assist
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Astonish
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Attract
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Aurora Beam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Barrage
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Barrier
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Baton Pass
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Beat Up
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Belly Drum
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bide
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bite
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Blaze Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Blizzard
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Block
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Body Slam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bone Club
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bone Rush
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bonemerang
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bounce
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Brick Break
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bubble
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bubblebeam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bulk Up
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Bullet Seed
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Calm Mind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Camouflage
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Charge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Charm
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Clamp
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Comet Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Confuse Ray
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Confusion
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Constrict
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Conversion
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Conversion 2
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Cosmic Power
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Cotton Spore
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Counter
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Covet
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Crabhammer
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Cross Chop
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Crunch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Crush Claw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Curse
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Cut
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Defense Curl
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Destiny Bond
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Detect
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dig
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Disable
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dive
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dizzy Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Double Edge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Double Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Double Team
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Doubleslap
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dragon Claw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dragon Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dragon Rage
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dragonbreath
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dream Eater
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Drill Peck
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Dynamicpunch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Earthquake
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Egg Bomb
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ember
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Encore
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Endeavor
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Endure
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Eruption
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Explosion
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Extrasensory
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Extremespeed
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Facade
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Faint Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fake Out
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fake Tears
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/False Swipe
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Feather Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fire Blast
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fire Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fire Spin
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fissure
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Flail
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Flame Wheel
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Flamethrower
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Flash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Flatter
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fly
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Focus Energy
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Focus Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Follow Me
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Foresight
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Frustration
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fury Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fury Cutter
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Fury Swipes
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Future Sight
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Giga Drain
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Glare
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Grasswhistle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Growl
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Growth
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Grudge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Guillotine
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Gust
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hail
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Harden
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Haze
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Headbutt
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Heal Bell
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Heat Wave
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Helpig Hand
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hi Jump Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hidden Power
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Horn Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Horn Drill
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Howl
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hydro Pump
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hyper Beam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hyper Fang
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hyper Voice
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Hypnosis
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ice Ball
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ice Beam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ice Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Icy Wind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Imprison
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Ingrain
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Iron Defense
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Iron Tail
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Jump Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Karate Chop
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Kinesis
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Knock Off
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Leaf Blade
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Leech Life
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Leech Seed
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Leer
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Lick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Light Screen
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Lock On
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Lovely Kiss
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Low Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Luster Purge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mach Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Magic Coat
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Magical Leaf
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Magnitude
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mean Look
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Meditate
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mega Drain
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mega Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mega Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Megahorn
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Memento
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Metal Claw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Metal Sound
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Meteor Mash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Metronome
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Milk Drink
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mimic
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mind Reader
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Minimize
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mirror Coat
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mirror Move
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mist
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mist Ball
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Moonlight
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Morning Sun
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mud Shot
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mud Slap
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Mud Sport
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Muddy Water
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Natural Power
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Needle Arm
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Night Shade
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Nightmare
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Octazooka
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Odor Sleuth
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Outrage
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Overheat
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Pain Split
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Peck
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Perish Song
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Petal Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Persuit
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Pin Missle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Poison Fang
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Poison Gas
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Poison Sting
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Poison Tail
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Poisonpowder
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Pound
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Powder Snow
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Present
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Protect
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Psybeam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Psych Up
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Psychic
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Psywave
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Quick Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rage
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rain Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rapid Spin
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Razor Leaf
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Razor Wind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Recover
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Recycle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Reflect
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Refresh
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rest
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Return
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Revenge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Reversal
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Roar
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rock Blast
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rock Slide
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rock Smash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rock Thorw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rock Tomb
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Role Play
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rolling Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Rollout
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sacred Fire
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Safeguard
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sand Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sand Tomb
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sandstorm
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Scary Face
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Scratch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Screech
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Secret Power
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Seismic Toss
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Selfdestruct
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Shadow Ball
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Shadow Punch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sharpen
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sheer Cold
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Shock Wave
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Signal Beam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Silver Wind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sing
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sketch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Skill Swap
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Skull Bash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sky Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sky Uppercut
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Slack Off
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Slam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Slash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sleep Powder
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sleep Talk
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sludge
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sludge Bomb
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Smellingsalt
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Smog
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Smokescreen
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Snatch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Snore
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Softboiled
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Solarbeam
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sonicboom
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spark
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spider Web
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spike Cannon
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spikes
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spit Up
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spite
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Splash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Spore
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Steel Wing
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Stockpile
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Stomp
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Strength
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/String Shot
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Stun Spore
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Submission
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Substitute
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sunny Day
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Super Fang
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Superpower
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Supersonic
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Surf
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Swagger
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Swallow
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sweet Kiss
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Sweet Scent
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Swift
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Swords Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Synthesis
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tackle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tail Glow
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tail Whip
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Take Down
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Taunt
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Teeter Dance
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Teleport
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thief
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thrash
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thunder
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thunder Wave
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thunderbolt
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thunderpunch
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Thundershock
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tickle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Torment
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Toxic
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Transform
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tri Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Trick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Tripple Kick
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Twineedle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Twister
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Uproar
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Vicegrip
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Vine Whip
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Vital Throw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Volt Tackle
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Water Gun
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Water Pulse
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Water Sport
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Water Spout
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Waterfall
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Wheather Ball
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Whirlpool
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Whirlwind
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Will-O-Wisp
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Wing Attack
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Wish
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Withdraw
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Wrap
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Yawn
 * Pokémon/Pokédex/Zap Cannon

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Moves


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Fiore Index

 * 001 - Bulbasaur
 * 002 - Ivysaur
 * 003 - Venusaur
 * 004 - Bellsprout
 * 005 - Weepinbell
 * 006 - Victreebel
 * 007 - Chikorita
 * 008 - Bayleef
 * 009 - Meganium
 * 010 - Hoppip
 * 011 - Mudkip
 * 012 - Marshtomp
 * 013 - Swampert
 * 014 - Slowpoke
 * 015 - Torchic
 * 016 - Combusken
 * 017 - Blaziken
 * 018 - Rapidash
 * 019 - Cyndaquil
 * 020 - Quilava
 * 021 - Typhlosion
 * 022 - Pichu
 * 023 - Pikachu
 * 024 - Raichu
 * 025 - Beedrill
 * 026 - Ralts
 * 027 - Kirlia
 * 028 - Gardevoir
 * 029 - Abra
 * 030 - Spoink
 * 031 - Nincada
 * 032 - Ninjask
 * 033 - Shedinja
 * 034 - Phanpy
 * 035 - Donphan
 * 036 - Taillow
 * 037 - Swellow
 * 038 - Dragonite
 * 039 - Spearow
 * 040 - Fearow
 * 041 - Doduo
 * 042 - Dodrio
 * 043 - Scyther
 * 044 - Scizor
 * 045 - Skarmory
 * 046 - Murkrow
 * 047 - Zigzagoon
 * 048 - Linoone
 * 049 - Tauros
 * 050 - Paras
 * 051 - Parasect
 * 052 - Poliwag
 * 053 - Poliwhirl
 * 054 - Poliwrath
 * 055 - Politoed
 * 056 - Magnemite
 * 057 - Magneton
 * 058 - Zubat
 * 059 - Golbat
 * 060 - Crobat
 * 061 - Diglett
 * 062 - Dugtrio
 * 063 - Rhydon
 * 064 - Geodude
 * 065 - Graveler
 * 066 - Golem
 * 067 - Plusle
 * 068 - Minun
 * 069 - Tangela
 * 070 - Krabby
 * 071 - Corphish
 * 072 - Crawdaunt
 * 073 - Totodile
 * 074 - Croconaw
 * 075 - Feraligatr
 * 076 - Squirtle
 * 077 - Wartortle
 * 078 - Blastoise
 * 079 - Voltorb
 * 080 - Machop
 * 081 - Machoke
 * 082 - Machamp
 * 083 - Makuhita
 * 084 - Hariyama
 * 085 - Meditite
 * 086 - Medicham
 * 087 - Grimer
 * 088 - Muk
 * 089 - Koffing
 * 090 - Drowzee
 * 091 - Hypno
 * 092 - Mr. Mime
 * 093 - Pinsir
 * 094 - Gastly
 * 095 - Haunter
 * 096 - Gengar
 * 097 - Snubbull
 * 098 - Skitty
 * 099 - Meowth
 * 100 - Jigglypuff
 * 101 - Rattata
 * 102 - Raticate
 * 103 - Porygon
 * 104 - Kecleon
 * 105 - Snorlax
 * 106 - Lapras
 * 107 - Horsea
 * 108 - Seadra
 * 109 - Kingdra
 * 110 - Goldeen
 * 111 - Seaking
 * 112 - Staryu
 * 113 - Starmie
 * 114 - Remoraid
 * 115 - Octillery
 * 116 - Carvanha
 * 117 - Mantine
 * 118 - Sharpedo
 * 119 - Wailmer
 * 120 - Luvdisc
 * 121 - Psyduck
 * 122 - Wingull
 * 123 - Pelipper
 * 124 - Magikarp
 * 125 - Gyarados
 * 126 - Oddish
 * 127 - Gloom
 * 128 - Vileplume
 * 129 - Treecko
 * 130 - Grovyle
 * 131 - Sceptile
 * 132 - Lotad
 * 133 - Lombre
 * 134 - Ludicolo
 * 135 - Numel
 * 136 - Camerupt
 * 137 - Magmar
 * 138 - Slugma
 * 139 - Magcargo
 * 140 - Charmander
 * 141 - Charmeleon
 * 142 - Charizard
 * 143 - Torkoal
 * 144 - Growlithe
 * 145 - Arcanine
 * 146 - Electrike
 * 147 - Manectric
 * 148 - Heracross
 * 149 - Mankey
 * 150 - Primeape
 * 151 - Ekans
 * 152 - Arbok
 * 153 - Venonat
 * 154 - Wurmple
 * 155 - Silcoon
 * 156 - Beautifly
 * 157 - Spinarak
 * 158 - Ariados
 * 159 - Flygon
 * 160 - Gligar
 * 161 - Houndoom
 * 162 - Slakoth
 * 163 - Vigoroth
 * 164 - Slaking
 * 165 - Bagon
 * 166 - Shelgon
 * 167 - Salamence
 * 168 - Jynx
 * 169 - Solrock
 * 170 - Wobbuffet
 * 171 - Dusclops
 * 172 - Swinub
 * 173 - Piloswine
 * 174 - Snorunt
 * 175 - Glalie
 * 176 - Whismur
 * 177 - Loudred
 * 178 - Exploud
 * 179 - Steelix
 * 180 - Seedot
 * 181 - Nuzleaf
 * 182 - Shiftry
 * 183 - Vaporeon
 * 184 - Flareon
 * 185 - Jolteon
 * 186 - Espeon
 * 187 - Umbreon
 * 188 - Electabuzz
 * 189 - Swalot
 * 190 - Beldum
 * 191 - Metang
 * 192 - Metagross
 * 193 - Larvitar
 * 194 - Pupitar
 * 195 - Tyranitar
 * 196 - Swablu
 * 197 - Altaria
 * 198 - Aerodactyl
 * 199 - Sneasel
 * 200 - Absol
 * 201 - Kangaskhan
 * 202 - Entei
 * 203 - Raikou
 * 204 - Suicune
 * 205 - Regirock
 * 206 - Regice
 * 207 - Registeel
 * 208 - Kyogre
 * 209 - Groudon
 * 210 - Rayquaza
 * 211 - Deoxys
 * 212 - Celebi
 * 213 - Mew

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Fiore Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Hoenn Index

 * 001 - Treecko
 * 002 - Grovyle
 * 003 - Sceptile
 * 004 - Torchic
 * 005 - Combusken
 * 006 - Blaziken
 * 007 - Mudkip
 * 008 - Marshtomp
 * 009 - Swampert
 * 010 - Poochyena
 * 011 - Mightyena
 * 012 - Zigzagoon
 * 013 - Linoone
 * 014 - Wurmple
 * 015 - Silcoon
 * 016 - Beautifly
 * 017 - Cascoon
 * 018 - Dustox
 * 019 - Lotad
 * 020 - Lombre
 * 021 - Ludicolo
 * 022 - Seedot
 * 023 - Nuzleaf
 * 024 - Shiftry
 * 025 - Taillow
 * 026 - Swellow
 * 027 - Wingull
 * 028 - Pelipper
 * 029 - Ralts
 * 030 - Kirlia
 * 031 - Gardevoir
 * 032 - Surskit
 * 033 - Masquerain
 * 034 - Shroomish
 * 035 - Breloom
 * 036 - Slakoth
 * 037 - Vigoroth
 * 038 - Slaking
 * 039 - Abra
 * 040 - Kadabra
 * 041 - Alakazam
 * 042 - Nincada
 * 043 - Ninjask
 * 044 - Shedinja
 * 045 - Whismur
 * 046 - Loudred
 * 047 - Exploud
 * 048 - Makuhita
 * 049 - Hariyama
 * 050 - Goldeen
 * 051 - Seaking
 * 052 - Magikarp
 * 053 - Gyarados
 * 054 - Azurill
 * 055 - Marill
 * 056 - Azumarill
 * 057 - Geodude
 * 058 - Graveler
 * 059 - Golem
 * 060 - Nosepass
 * 061 - Skitty
 * 062 - Delcatty
 * 063 - Zubat
 * 064 - Golbat
 * 065 - Crobat
 * 066 - Tentacool
 * 067 - Tentacruel
 * 068 - Sableye
 * 069 - Mawile
 * 070 - Aron
 * 071 - Lairon
 * 072 - Aggron
 * 073 - Machop
 * 074 - Machoke
 * 075 - Machamp
 * 076 - Meditite
 * 077 - Medicham
 * 078 - Electrike
 * 079 - Manectric
 * 080 - Plusle
 * 081 - Minun
 * 082 - Magnemite
 * 083 - Magneton
 * 084 - Voltorb
 * 085 - Electrode
 * 086 - Volbeat
 * 087 - Illumise
 * 088 - Oddish
 * 089 - Gloom
 * 090 - Vileplume
 * 091 - Bellossom
 * 092 - Doduo
 * 093 - Dodrio
 * 094 - Roselia
 * 095 - Gulpin
 * 096 - Swalot
 * 097 - Carvanha
 * 098 - Sharpedo
 * 099 - Wailmer
 * 100 - Wailord
 * 101 - Numel
 * 102 - Camerupt
 * 103 - Slugma
 * 104 - Magcargo
 * 105 - Torkoal
 * 106 - Grimer
 * 107 - Muk
 * 108 - Koffing
 * 109 - Weezing
 * 110 - Spoink
 * 111 - Grumpig
 * 112 - Sandshrew
 * 113 - Sandslash
 * 114 - Spinda
 * 115 - Skarmory
 * 116 - Trapinch
 * 117 - Vibrava
 * 118 - Flygon
 * 119 - Cacnea
 * 120 - Cacturne
 * 121 - Swablu
 * 122 - Altaria
 * 123 - Zangoose
 * 124 - Seviper
 * 125 - Lunatone
 * 126 - Solrock
 * 127 - Barboach
 * 128 - Whiscash
 * 129 - Corphish
 * 130 - Crawdaunt
 * 131 - Baltoy
 * 132 - Claydol
 * 133 - Lileep
 * 134 - Cradily
 * 135 - Anorith
 * 136 - Armaldo
 * 137 - Igglybuff
 * 138 - Jigglypuff
 * 139 - Wigglytuff
 * 140 - Feebas
 * 141 - Milotic
 * 142 - Castform
 * 143 - Staryu
 * 144 - Starmie
 * 145 - Kecleon
 * 146 - Shuppet
 * 147 - Banette
 * 148 - Duskull
 * 149 - Dusclops
 * 150 - Tropius
 * 151 - Chimecho
 * 152 - Absol
 * 153 - Vulpix
 * 154 - Ninetales
 * 155 - Pichu
 * 156 - Pikachu
 * 157 - Raichu
 * 158 - Psyduck
 * 159 - Golduck
 * 160 - Wynaut
 * 161 - Wobbuffet
 * 162 - Natu
 * 163 - Xatu
 * 164 - Girafarig
 * 165 - Phanpy
 * 166 - Donphan
 * 167 - Pinsir
 * 168 - Heracross
 * 169 - Rhyhorn
 * 170 - Rhydon
 * 171 - Snorunt
 * 172 - Glalie
 * 173 - Spheal
 * 174 - Sealeo
 * 175 - Walrein
 * 176 - Clamperl
 * 177 - Huntail
 * 178 - Gorebyss
 * 179 - Relicanth
 * 180 - Corsola
 * 181 - Chinchou
 * 182 - Lanturn
 * 183 - Luvdisc
 * 184 - Horsea
 * 185 - Seadra
 * 186 - Kingdra
 * 187 - Bagon
 * 188 - Shelgon
 * 189 - Salamence
 * 190 - Beldum
 * 191 - Metang
 * 192 - Metagross
 * 193 - Regirock
 * 194 - Regice
 * 195 - Registeel
 * 196 - Latias
 * 197 - Latios
 * 198 - Kyogre
 * 199 - Groudon
 * 200 - Rayquaza
 * 201 - Jirachi
 * 202 - Deoxys
 * 203 - Bulbasaur
 * 204 - Ivysaur
 * 205 - Venusaur
 * 206 - Charmander
 * 207 - Charmeleon
 * 208 - Charizard
 * 209 - Squirtle
 * 210 - Wartortle
 * 211 - Blastoise
 * 212 - Caterpie
 * 213 - Metapod
 * 214 - Butterfree
 * 215 - Weedle
 * 216 - Kakuna
 * 217 - Beedrill
 * 218 - Pidgey
 * 219 - Pidgeotto
 * 220 - Pidgeot
 * 221 - Rattata
 * 222 - Raticate
 * 223 - Spearow
 * 224 - Fearow
 * 225 - Ekans
 * 226 - Arbok
 * 227 - Nidoran♀
 * 228 - Nidorina
 * 229 - Nidoqueen
 * 230 - Nidoran♂
 * 231 - Nidorino
 * 232 - Nidoking
 * 233 - Clefairy
 * 234 - Clefable
 * 235 - Paras
 * 236 - Parasect
 * 237 - Venonat
 * 238 - Venomoth
 * 239 - Diglett
 * 240 - Dugtrio
 * 241 - Meowth
 * 242 - Persian
 * 243 - Mankey
 * 244 - Primeape
 * 245 - Growlithe
 * 246 - Arcanine
 * 247 - Poliwag
 * 248 - Poliwhirl
 * 249 - Poliwrath
 * 250 - Bellsprout
 * 251 - Weepinbell
 * 252 - Victreebel
 * 253 - Ponyta
 * 254 - Rapidash
 * 255 - Slowpoke
 * 256 - Slowbro
 * 257 - Farfetch'd
 * 258 - Seel
 * 259 - Dewgong
 * 260 - Shellder
 * 261 - Cloyster
 * 262 - Gastly
 * 263 - Haunter
 * 264 - Gengar
 * 265 - Onix
 * 266 - Drowzee
 * 267 - Hypno
 * 268 - Krabby
 * 269 - Kingler
 * 270 - Exeggcute
 * 271 - Exeggutor
 * 272 - Cubone
 * 273 - Marowak
 * 274 - Hitmonlee
 * 275 - Hitmonchan
 * 276 - Lickitung
 * 277 - Chansey
 * 278 - Tangela
 * 279 - Kangaskhan
 * 280 - Mr. Mime
 * 281 - Scyther
 * 282 - Jynx
 * 283 - Electabuzz
 * 284 - Magmar
 * 285 - Tauros
 * 286 - Lapras
 * 287 - Ditto
 * 288 - Eevee
 * 289 - Vaporeon
 * 290 - Jolteon
 * 291 - Flareon
 * 292 - Porygon
 * 293 - Omanyte
 * 294 - Omastar
 * 295 - Kabuto
 * 296 - Kabutops
 * 297 - Aerodactyl
 * 298 - Snorlax
 * 299 - Articuno
 * 300 - Zapdos
 * 301 - Moltres
 * 302 - Dratini
 * 303 - Dragonair
 * 304 - Dragonite
 * 305 - Mewtwo
 * 306 - Mew
 * 307 - Chikorita
 * 308 - Bayleef
 * 309 - Meganium
 * 310 - Cyndaquil
 * 311 - Quilava
 * 312 - Typhlosion
 * 313 - Totodile
 * 314 - Croconaw
 * 315 - Feraligatr
 * 316 - Sentret
 * 317 - Furret
 * 318 - Hoothoot
 * 319 - Noctowl
 * 320 - Ledyba
 * 321 - Ledian
 * 322 - Spinarak
 * 323 - Ariados
 * 324 - Cleffa
 * 325 - Togepi
 * 326 - Togetic
 * 327 - Mareep
 * 328 - Flaaffy
 * 329 - Ampharos
 * 330 - Sudowoodo
 * 331 - Politoed
 * 332 - Hoppip
 * 333 - Skiploom
 * 334 - Jumpluff
 * 335 - Aipom
 * 336 - Sunkern
 * 337 - Sunflora
 * 338 - Yanma
 * 339 - Wooper
 * 340 - Quagsire
 * 341 - Espeon
 * 342 - Umbreon
 * 343 - Murkrow
 * 344 - Slowking
 * 345 - Misdreavus
 * 346 - Unown
 * 347 - Pineco
 * 348 - Forretress
 * 349 - Dunsparce
 * 350 - Gligar
 * 351 - Steelix
 * 352 - Snubbull
 * 353 - Granbull
 * 354 - Qwilfish
 * 355 - Scizor
 * 356 - Shuckle
 * 357 - Sneasel
 * 358 - Teddiursa
 * 359 - Ursaring
 * 360 - Swinub
 * 361 - Piloswine
 * 362 - Remoraid
 * 363 - Octillery
 * 364 - Delibird
 * 365 - Mantine
 * 366 - Houndour
 * 367 - Houndoom
 * 368 - Porygon2
 * 369 - Stantler
 * 370 - Smeargle
 * 371 - Tyrogue
 * 372 - Hitmontop
 * 373 - Smoochum
 * 374 - Elekid
 * 375 - Magby
 * 376 - Miltank
 * 377 - Blissey
 * 378 - Raikou
 * 379 - Entei
 * 380 - Suicune
 * 381 - Larvitar
 * 382 - Pupitar
 * 383 - Tyranitar
 * 384 - Lugia
 * 385 - Ho-oh
 * 386 - Celebi

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Hoenn Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Johto Index

 * 001 - Chikorita
 * 002 - Bayleef
 * 003 - Meganium
 * 004 - Cyndaquil
 * 005 - Quilava
 * 006 - Typhlosion
 * 007 - Totodile
 * 008 - Croconaw
 * 009 - Feraligatr
 * 010 - Pidgey
 * 011 - Pidgeotto
 * 012 - Pidgeot
 * 013 - Spearow
 * 014 - Fearow
 * 015 - Hoothoot
 * 016 - Noctowl
 * 017 - Rattata
 * 018 - Raticate
 * 019 - Sentret
 * 020 - Furret
 * 021 - Pichu
 * 022 - Pikachu
 * 023 - Raichu
 * 024 - Caterpie
 * 025 - Metapod
 * 026 - Butterfree
 * 027 - Weedle
 * 028 - Kakuna
 * 029 - Beedrill
 * 030 - Ledyba
 * 031 - Ledian
 * 032 - Spinarak
 * 033 - Ariados
 * 034 - Geodude
 * 035 - Graveler
 * 036 - Golem
 * 037 - Zubat
 * 038 - Golbat
 * 039 - Crobat
 * 040 - Cleffa
 * 041 - Clefairy
 * 042 - Clefable
 * 043 - Igglybuff
 * 044 - Jigglypuff
 * 045 - Wigglytuff
 * 046 - Togepi
 * 047 - Togetic
 * 048 - Sandshrew
 * 049 - Sandslash
 * 050 - Ekans
 * 051 - Arbok
 * 052 - Dunsparce
 * 053 - Mareep
 * 054 - Flaaffy
 * 055 - Ampharos
 * 056 - Wooper
 * 057 - Quagsire
 * 058 - Gastly
 * 059 - Haunter
 * 060 - Gengar
 * 061 - Unown
 * 062 - Onix
 * 063 - Steelix
 * 064 - Bellsprout
 * 065 - Weepinbell
 * 066 - Victreebel
 * 067 - Hoppip
 * 068 - Skiploom
 * 069 - Jumpluff
 * 070 - Paras
 * 071 - Parasect
 * 072 - Poliwag
 * 073 - Poliwhirl
 * 074 - Poliwrath
 * 075 - Politoed
 * 076 - Magikarp
 * 077 - Gyarados
 * 078 - Goldeen
 * 079 - Seaking
 * 080 - Slowpoke
 * 081 - Slowbro
 * 082 - Slowking
 * 083 - Oddish
 * 084 - Gloom
 * 085 - Vileplume
 * 086 - Bellossom
 * 087 - Drowzee
 * 088 - Hypno
 * 089 - Abra
 * 090 - Kadabra
 * 091 - Alakazam
 * 092 - Ditto
 * 093 - Pineco
 * 094 - Forretress
 * 095 - Nidoran♀
 * 096 - Nidorina
 * 097 - Nidoqueen
 * 098 - Nidoran♂
 * 099 - Nidorino
 * 100 - Nidoking
 * 101 - Yanma
 * 102 - Sunkern
 * 103 - Sunflora
 * 104 - Exeggcute
 * 105 - Exeggutor
 * 106 - Sudowoodo
 * 107 - Wobbuffet
 * 108 - Venonat
 * 109 - Venomoth
 * 110 - Scyther
 * 111 - Scizor
 * 112 - Pinsir
 * 113 - Heracross
 * 114 - Koffing
 * 115 - Weezing
 * 116 - Grimer
 * 117 - Muk
 * 118 - Magnemite
 * 119 - Magneton
 * 120 - Voltorb
 * 121 - Electrode
 * 122 - Aipom
 * 123 - Snubbull
 * 124 - Granbull
 * 125 - Vulpix
 * 126 - Ninetales
 * 127 - Growlithe
 * 128 - Arcanine
 * 129 - Stantler
 * 130 - Marill
 * 131 - Azumarill
 * 132 - Diglett
 * 133 - Dugtrio
 * 134 - Mankey
 * 135 - Primeape
 * 136 - Meowth
 * 137 - Persian
 * 138 - Psyduck
 * 139 - Golduck
 * 140 - Machop
 * 141 - Machoke
 * 142 - Machamp
 * 143 - Tyrogue
 * 144 - Hitmonlee
 * 145 - Hitmonchan
 * 146 - Hitmontop
 * 147 - Girafarig
 * 148 - Tauros
 * 149 - Miltank
 * 150 - Magby
 * 151 - Magmar
 * 152 - Smoochum
 * 153 - Jynx
 * 154 - Elekid
 * 155 - Electabuzz
 * 156 - Mr. Mime
 * 157 - Smeargle
 * 158 - Farfetch'd
 * 159 - Natu
 * 160 - Xatu
 * 161 - Qwilfish
 * 162 - Tentacool
 * 163 - Tentacruel
 * 164 - Krabby
 * 165 - Kingler
 * 166 - Shuckle
 * 167 - Staryu
 * 168 - Starmie
 * 169 - Shellder
 * 170 - Cloyster
 * 171 - Corsola
 * 172 - Remoraid
 * 173 - Octillery
 * 174 - Chinchou
 * 175 - Lanturn
 * 176 - Seel
 * 177 - Dewgong
 * 178 - Lickitung
 * 179 - Tangela
 * 180 - Eevee
 * 181 - Vaporeon
 * 182 - Jolteon
 * 183 - Flareon
 * 184 - Espeon
 * 185 - Umbreon
 * 186 - Horsea
 * 187 - Seadra
 * 188 - Kingdra
 * 189 - Gligar
 * 190 - Delibird
 * 191 - Swinub
 * 192 - Piloswine
 * 193 - Teddiursa
 * 194 - Ursaring
 * 195 - Phanpy
 * 196 - Donphan
 * 197 - Mantine
 * 198 - Skarmory
 * 199 - Doduo
 * 200 - Dodrio
 * 201 - Ponyta
 * 202 - Rapidash
 * 203 - Cubone
 * 204 - Marowak
 * 205 - Kangaskhan
 * 206 - Rhyhorn
 * 207 - Rhydon
 * 208 - Murkrow
 * 209 - Houndour
 * 210 - Slugma
 * 211 - Magcargo
 * 212 - Houndoom
 * 213 - Sneasel
 * 214 - Misdreavus
 * 215 - Porygon
 * 216 - Porygon2
 * 217 - Chansey
 * 218 - Blissey
 * 219 - Lapras
 * 220 - Omanyte
 * 221 - Omastar
 * 222 - Kabuto
 * 223 - Kabutops
 * 224 - Aerodactyl
 * 225 - Snorlax
 * 226 - Bulbasaur
 * 227 - Ivysaur
 * 228 - Venusaur
 * 229 - Charmander
 * 230 - Charmeleon
 * 231 - Charizard
 * 232 - Squirtle
 * 233 - Wartortle
 * 234 - Blastoise
 * 235 - Articuno
 * 236 - Zapdos
 * 237 - Moltres
 * 238 - Raikou
 * 239 - Entei
 * 240 - Suicune
 * 241 - Dratini
 * 242 - Dragonair
 * 243 - Dragonite
 * 244 - Larvitar
 * 245 - Pupitar
 * 246 - Tyranitar
 * 247 - Lugia
 * 248 - Ho-oh
 * 249 - Celebi
 * 250 - Mewtwo
 * 251 - Mew

 * 252 - Treecko
 * 253 - Grovyle
 * 254 - Sceptile
 * 255 - Torchic
 * 256 - Combusken
 * 257 - Blaziken
 * 258 - Mudkip
 * 259 - Marshtomp
 * 260 - Swampert
 * 261 - Poochyena
 * 262 - Mightyena
 * 263 - Zigzagoon
 * 264 - Linoone
 * 265 - Wurmple
 * 266 - Silcoon
 * 267 - Beautifly
 * 268 - Cascoon
 * 269 - Dustox
 * 270 - Lotad
 * 271 - Lombre
 * 272 - Ludicolo
 * 273 - Seedot
 * 274 - Nuzleaf
 * 275 - Shiftry
 * 276 - Taillow
 * 277 - Swellow
 * 278 - Wingull
 * 279 - Pelipper
 * 280 - Ralts
 * 281 - Kirlia
 * 282 - Gardevoir
 * 283 - Surskit
 * 284 - Masquerain
 * 285 - Shroomish
 * 286 - Breloom
 * 287 - Slakoth
 * 288 - Vigoroth
 * 289 - Slaking
 * 290 - Nincada
 * 291 - Ninjask
 * 292 - Shedinja
 * 293 - Whismur
 * 294 - Loudred
 * 295 - Exploud
 * 296 - Makuhita
 * 297 - Hariyama
 * 298 - Azurill
 * 299 - Nosepass
 * 300 - Skitty
 * 301 - Delcatty
 * 302 - Sableye
 * 303 - Mawile
 * 304 - Aron
 * 305 - Lairon
 * 306 - Aggron
 * 307 - Meditite
 * 308 - Medicham
 * 309 - Electrike
 * 310 - Manectric
 * 311 - Plusle
 * 312 - Minun
 * 313 - Volbeat
 * 314 - Illumise
 * 315 - Roselia
 * 316 - Gulpin
 * 317 - Swalot
 * 318 - Carvanha
 * 319 - Sharpedo
 * 320 - Wailmer
 * 321 - Wailord
 * 322 - Numel
 * 323 - Camerupt
 * 324 - Torkoal
 * 325 - Spoink
 * 326 - Grumpig
 * 327 - Spinda
 * 328 - Trapinch
 * 329 - Vibrava
 * 330 - Flygon
 * 331 - Cacnea
 * 332 - Cacturne
 * 333 - Swablu
 * 334 - Altaria
 * 335 - Zangoose
 * 336 - Seviper
 * 337 - Lunatone
 * 338 - Solrock
 * 339 - Barboach
 * 340 - Whiscash
 * 341 - Corphish
 * 342 - Crawdaunt
 * 343 - Baltoy
 * 344 - Claydol
 * 345 - Lileep
 * 346 - Cradily
 * 347 - Anorith
 * 348 - Armaldo
 * 349 - Feebas
 * 350 - Milotic
 * 351 - Castform
 * 352 - Kecleon
 * 353 - Shuppet
 * 354 - Banette
 * 355 - Duskull
 * 356 - Dusclops
 * 357 - Tropius
 * 358 - Chimecho
 * 359 - Absol
 * 360 - Wynaut
 * 361 - Snorunt
 * 362 - Glalie
 * 363 - Spheal
 * 364 - Sealeo
 * 365 - Walrein
 * 366 - Clamperl
 * 367 - Huntail
 * 368 - Gorebyss
 * 369 - Relicanth
 * 370 - Luvdisc
 * 371 - Bagon
 * 372 - Shelgon
 * 373 - Salamence
 * 374 - Beldum
 * 375 - Metang
 * 376 - Metagross
 * 377 - Regirock
 * 378 - Regice
 * 379 - Registeel
 * 380 - Latias
 * 381 - Latios
 * 382 - Kyogre
 * 383 - Groudon
 * 384 - Rayquaza
 * 385 - Jirachi
 * 386 - Deoxys

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/Johto Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/National Index

 * 000 - Missingno.
 * 001 - Bulbasaur
 * 002 - Ivysaur
 * 003 - Venusaur
 * 004 - Charmander
 * 005 - Charmeleon
 * 006 - Charizard
 * 007 - Squirtle
 * 008 - Wartortle
 * 009 - Blastoise
 * 010 - Caterpie
 * 011 - Metapod
 * 012 - Butterfree
 * 013 - Weedle
 * 014 - Kakuna
 * 015 - Beedrill
 * 016 - Pidgey
 * 017 - Pidgeotto
 * 018 - Pidgeot
 * 019 - Rattata
 * 020 - Raticate
 * 021 - Spearow
 * 022 - Fearow
 * 023 - Ekans
 * 024 - Arbok
 * 025 - Pikachu
 * 026 - Raichu
 * 027 - Sandshrew
 * 028 - Sandslash
 * 029 - Nidoran♀
 * 030 - Nidorina
 * 031 - Nidoqueen
 * 032 - Nidoran♂
 * 033 - Nidorino
 * 034 - Nidoking
 * 035 - Clefairy
 * 036 - Clefable
 * 037 - Vulpix
 * 038 - Ninetales
 * 039 - Jigglypuff
 * 040 - Wigglytuff
 * 041 - Zubat
 * 042 - Golbat
 * 043 - Oddish
 * 044 - Gloom
 * 045 - Vileplume
 * 046 - Paras
 * 047 - Parasect
 * 048 - Venonat
 * 049 - Venomoth
 * 050 - Diglett
 * 051 - Dugtrio
 * 052 - Meowth
 * 053 - Persian
 * 054 - Psyduck
 * 055 - Golduck
 * 056 - Mankey
 * 057 - Primeape
 * 058 - Growlithe
 * 059 - Arcanine
 * 060 - Poliwag
 * 061 - Poliwhirl
 * 062 - Poliwrath
 * 063 - Abra
 * 064 - Kadabra
 * 065 - Alakazam
 * 066 - Machop
 * 067 - Machoke
 * 068 - Machamp
 * 069 - Bellsprout
 * 070 - Weepinbell
 * 071 - Victreebel
 * 072 - Tentacool
 * 073 - Tentacruel
 * 074 - Geodude
 * 075 - Graveler
 * 076 - Golem
 * 077 - Ponyta
 * 078 - Rapidash
 * 079 - Slowpoke
 * 080 - Slowbro
 * 081 - Magnemite
 * 082 - Magneton
 * 083 - Farfetch'd
 * 084 - Doduo
 * 085 - Dodrio
 * 086 - Seel
 * 087 - Dewgong
 * 088 - Grimer
 * 089 - Muk
 * 090 - Shellder
 * 091 - Cloyster
 * 092 - Gastly
 * 093 - Haunter
 * 094 - Gengar
 * 095 - Onix
 * 096 - Drowzee
 * 097 - Hypno
 * 098 - Krabby
 * 099 - Kingler
 * 100 - Voltorb
 * 101 - Electrode
 * 102 - Exeggcute
 * 103 - Exeggutor
 * 104 - Cubone
 * 105 - Marowak
 * 106 - Hitmonlee
 * 107 - Hitmonchan
 * 108 - Lickitung
 * 109 - Koffing
 * 110 - Weezing
 * 111 - Rhyhorn
 * 112 - Rhydon
 * 113 - Chansey
 * 114 - Tangela
 * 115 - Kangaskhan
 * 116 - Horsea
 * 117 - Seadra
 * 118 - Goldeen
 * 119 - Seaking
 * 120 - Staryu
 * 121 - Starmie
 * 122 - Mr. Mime
 * 123 - Scyther
 * 124 - Jynx
 * 125 - Electabuzz
 * 126 - Magmar
 * 127 - Pinsir
 * 128 - Tauros
 * 129 - Magikarp
 * 130 - Gyarados
 * 131 - Lapras
 * 132 - Ditto
 * 133 - Eevee
 * 134 - Vaporeon
 * 135 - Jolteon
 * 136 - Flareon
 * 137 - Porygon
 * 138 - Omanyte
 * 139 - Omastar
 * 140 - Kabuto
 * 141 - Kabutops
 * 142 - Aerodactyl
 * 143 - Snorlax
 * 144 - Articuno
 * 145 - Zapdos
 * 146 - Moltres
 * 147 - Dratini
 * 148 - Dragonair
 * 149 - Dragonite
 * 150 - Mewtwo
 * 151 - Mew
 * 152 - Chikorita
 * 153 - Bayleef
 * 154 - Meganium
 * 155 - Cyndaquil
 * 156 - Quilava
 * 157 - Typhlosion
 * 158 - Totodile
 * 159 - Croconaw
 * 160 - Feraligatr
 * 161 - Sentret
 * 162 - Furret
 * 163 - Hoothoot
 * 164 - Noctowl
 * 165 - Ledyba
 * 166 - Ledian
 * 167 - Spinarak
 * 168 - Ariados
 * 169 - Crobat
 * 170 - Chinchou
 * 171 - Lanturn
 * 172 - Pichu
 * 173 - Cleffa
 * 174 - Igglybuff
 * 175 - Togepi
 * 176 - Togetic
 * 177 - Natu
 * 178 - Xatu
 * 179 - Mareep
 * 180 - Flaaffy
 * 181 - Ampharos
 * 182 - Bellossom
 * 183 - Marill
 * 184 - Azumarill
 * 185 - Sudowoodo
 * 186 - Politoed
 * 187 - Hoppip
 * 188 - Skiploom
 * 189 - Jumpluff
 * 190 - Aipom
 * 191 - Sunkern
 * 192 - Sunflora
 * 193 - Yanma
 * 194 - Wooper
 * 195 - Quagsire
 * 196 - Espeon
 * 197 - Umbreon
 * 198 - Murkrow
 * 199 - Slowking
 * 200 - Misdreavus
 * 201 - Unown
 * 202 - Wobbuffet
 * 203 - Girafarig
 * 204 - Pineco
 * 205 - Forretress
 * 206 - Dunsparce
 * 207 - Gligar
 * 208 - Steelix
 * 209 - Snubbull
 * 210 - Granbull
 * 211 - Qwilfish
 * 212 - Scizor
 * 213 - Shuckle
 * 214 - Heracross
 * 215 - Sneasel
 * 216 - Teddiursa
 * 217 - Ursaring
 * 218 - Slugma
 * 219 - Magcargo
 * 220 - Swinub
 * 221 - Piloswine
 * 222 - Corsola
 * 223 - Remoraid
 * 224 - Octillery
 * 225 - Delibird
 * 226 - Mantine
 * 227 - Skarmory
 * 228 - Houndour
 * 229 - Houndoom
 * 230 - Kingdra
 * 231 - Phanpy
 * 232 - Donphan
 * 233 - Porygon2
 * 234 - Stantler
 * 235 - Smeargle
 * 236 - Tyrogue
 * 237 - Hitmontop
 * 238 - Smoochum
 * 239 - Elekid
 * 240 - Magby
 * 241 - Miltank
 * 242 - Blissey
 * 243 - Raikou
 * 244 - Entei
 * 245 - Suicune
 * 246 - Larvitar
 * 247 - Pupitar
 * 248 - Tyranitar
 * 249 - Lugia
 * 250 - Ho-oh
 * 251 - Celebi
 * 252 - Treecko
 * 253 - Grovyle
 * 254 - Sceptile
 * 255 - Torchic
 * 256 - Combusken
 * 257 - Blaziken
 * 258 - Mudkip
 * 259 - Marshtomp
 * 260 - Swampert
 * 261 - Poochyena
 * 262 - Mightyena
 * 263 - Zigzagoon
 * 264 - Linoone
 * 265 - Wurmple
 * 266 - Silcoon
 * 267 - Beautifly
 * 268 - Cascoon
 * 269 - Dustox
 * 270 - Lotad
 * 271 - Lombre
 * 272 - Ludicolo
 * 273 - Seedot
 * 274 - Nuzleaf
 * 275 - Shiftry
 * 276 - Taillow
 * 277 - Swellow
 * 278 - Wingull
 * 279 - Pelipper
 * 280 - Ralts
 * 281 - Kirlia
 * 282 - Gardevoir
 * 283 - Surskit
 * 284 - Masquerain
 * 285 - Shroomish
 * 286 - Breloom
 * 287 - Slakoth
 * 288 - Vigoroth
 * 289 - Slaking
 * 290 - Nincada
 * 291 - Ninjask
 * 292 - Shedinja
 * 293 - Whismur
 * 294 - Loudred
 * 295 - Exploud
 * 296 - Makuhita
 * 297 - Hariyama
 * 298 - Azurill
 * 299 - Nosepass
 * 300 - Skitty
 * 301 - Delcatty
 * 302 - Sableye
 * 303 - Mawile
 * 304 - Aron
 * 305 - Lairon
 * 306 - Aggron
 * 307 - Meditite
 * 308 - Medicham
 * 309 - Electrike
 * 310 - Manectric
 * 311 - Plusle
 * 312 - Minun
 * 313 - Volbeat
 * 314 - Illumise
 * 315 - Roselia
 * 316 - Gulpin
 * 317 - Swalot
 * 318 - Carvanha
 * 319 - Sharpedo
 * 320 - Wailmer
 * 321 - Wailord
 * 322 - Numel
 * 323 - Camerupt
 * 324 - Torkoal
 * 325 - Spoink
 * 326 - Grumpig
 * 327 - Spinda
 * 328 - Trapinch
 * 329 - Vibrava
 * 330 - Flygon
 * 331 - Cacnea
 * 332 - Cacturne
 * 333 - Swablu
 * 334 - Altaria
 * 335 - Zangoose
 * 336 - Seviper
 * 337 - Lunatone
 * 338 - Solrock
 * 339 - Barboach
 * 340 - Whiscash
 * 341 - Corphish
 * 342 - Crawdaunt
 * 343 - Baltoy
 * 344 - Claydol
 * 345 - Lileep
 * 346 - Cradily
 * 347 - Anorith
 * 348 - Armaldo
 * 349 - Feebas
 * 350 - Milotic
 * 351 - Castform
 * 352 - Kecleon
 * 353 - Shuppet
 * 354 - Banette
 * 355 - Duskull
 * 356 - Dusclops
 * 357 - Tropius
 * 358 - Chimecho
 * 359 - Absol
 * 360 - Wynaut
 * 361 - Snorunt
 * 362 - Glalie
 * 363 - Spheal
 * 364 - Sealeo
 * 365 - Walrein
 * 366 - Clamperl
 * 367 - Huntail
 * 368 - Gorebyss
 * 369 - Relicanth
 * 370 - Luvdisc
 * 371 - Bagon
 * 372 - Shelgon
 * 373 - Salamence
 * 374 - Beldum
 * 375 - Metang
 * 376 - Metagross
 * 377 - Regirock
 * 378 - Regice
 * 379 - Registeel
 * 380 - Latias
 * 381 - Latios
 * 382 - Kyogre
 * 383 - Groudon
 * 384 - Rayquaza
 * 385 - Jirachi
 * 386 - Deoxys
 * 387 - Turtwig
 * 388 - Grotle
 * 389 - Torterra
 * 390 - Chimchar
 * 391 - Monferno
 * 392 - Infernape
 * 393 - Piplup
 * 394 - Prinplup
 * 395 - Empoleon
 * 396 - Starly
 * 397 - Staravia
 * 398 - Staraptor
 * 399 - Bidoof
 * 400 - Bibarel
 * 401 - Kricketot
 * 402 - Kricketune
 * 403 - Shinx
 * 404 - Luxio
 * 405 - Luxray
 * 406 - Budew
 * 407 - Roserade
 * 408 - Cranidos
 * 409 - Rampardos
 * 410 - Shieldon
 * 411 - Bastiodon
 * 412 - Burmy
 * 413 - Wormadam
 * 414 - Mothim
 * 415 - Combee
 * 416 - Vespiquen
 * 417 - Pachirisu
 * 418 - Buizel
 * 419 - Floatzel
 * 420 - Cherubi
 * 421 - Cherrim
 * 422 - Shellos
 * 423 - Gastrodon
 * 424 - Ambipom
 * 425 - Drifloon
 * 426 - Drifblim
 * 427 - Buneary
 * 428 - Lopunny
 * 429 - Mismagius
 * 430 - Honchkrow
 * 431 - Glameow
 * 432 - Purugly
 * 433 - Chingling
 * 434 - Stunky
 * 435 - Skuntank
 * 436 - Bronzor
 * 437 - Bronzong
 * 438 - Bonsly
 * 439 - Mime Jr.
 * 440 - Happiny
 * 441 - Chatot
 * 442 - Spiritomb
 * 443 - Gible
 * 444 - Gabite
 * 445 - Garchomp
 * 446 - Munchlax
 * 447 - Riolu
 * 448 - Lucario
 * 449 - Hippopotas
 * 450 - Hippowdon
 * 451 - Skoripi
 * 452 - Drapion
 * 453 - Croagunk
 * 454 - Toxicroak
 * 455 - Carnivine
 * 456 - Finneon
 * 457 - Lumineon
 * 458 - Mantyke
 * 459 - Snover
 * 460 - Abomasnow
 * 461 - Weavile
 * 462 - Magnezone
 * 463 - Lickilicky
 * 464 - Rhyperior
 * 465 - Tangrowth
 * 466 - Electivire
 * 467 - Magmortar
 * 468 - Togekiss
 * 469 - Yanmega
 * 470 - Leafeon
 * 471 - Glaceon
 * 472 - Gliscor
 * 473 - Mamoswine
 * 474 - Porygon-Z
 * 475 - Gallade
 * 476 - Probopass
 * 477 - Dusknoir
 * 478 - Froslass
 * 479 - Rotom
 * 480 - Uxie
 * 481 - Mesprit
 * 482 - Azelf
 * 483 - Dialga
 * 484 - Palkia
 * 485 - Heatran
 * 486 - Regigigas
 * 487 - Giratina
 * 488 - Cresselia
 * 489 - Phione
 * 490 - Manaphy
 * 491 - Darkrai
 * 492 - Shaymin
 * 493 -
 * 494 -
 * 495 -
 * 496 -
 * 497 -
 * 498 -
 * 499 -
 * 500 -
 * 501 -
 * 502 -
 * 503 - Samurott
 * 504 -
 * 505 -
 * 506 - Lillipup
 * 507 - Herdier
 * 508 - Stoutland
 * 509 - Purrloin
 * 510 - Liepard
 * 511 -
 * 512 -
 * 513 -
 * 514 -
 * 515 -
 * 516 -
 * 517 - Munna
 * 518 - Musharna
 * 519 - Pidove
 * 520 - Tranquill
 * 521 - Unfezant
 * 522 - Blitzle
 * 523 - Zebstrika
 * 524 - Roggenrola
 * 525 - Boldore
 * 526 - Gigalith
 * 527 - Woobat
 * 528 - Swoobat
 * 529 - Drilbur
 * 530 - Excadrill
 * 531 - Audino
 * 532 - Timburr
 * 533 - Gurdurr
 * 534 - Conkeldurr
 * 535 - Tympole
 * 536 - Palpitoad
 * 537 - Seismitoad
 * 538 - Throh
 * 539 - Sawk
 * 540 - Sewaddle
 * 541 - Swadloon
 * 542 - Leavanny
 * 543 - Venipede
 * 544 - Whirlipede
 * 545 - Scolipede
 * 546 - Cottonee
 * 547 - Whimsicott
 * 548 - Petilil
 * 549 - Lilligant
 * 550 - Basculin
 * 551 - Sandile
 * 552 - Krokorok
 * 553 - Krookodile
 * 554 - Darumaka
 * 555 - Darmanitan
 * 556 - Maractus
 * 557 - Dwebble
 * 558 - Crustle
 * 559 - Scraggy
 * 560 - Scrafty
 * 561 - Sigilyph
 * 562 - Yamask
 * 563 - Cofagrigus
 * 564 - Tirtouga
 * 565 - Carracosta
 * 566 - Archen
 * 567 - Archeops
 * 568 - Trubbish
 * 569 - Garbodor
 * 570 - Zorua
 * 571 - Zoroark
 * 572 - Minccino
 * 573 - Cinccino
 * 574 - Gothita
 * 575 - Gothorita
 * 576 - Gothitelle
 * 577 - Solosis
 * 578 - Duosion
 * 579 - Reuniclus
 * 580 - Ducklett
 * 581 - Swanna
 * 582 - Vanillite
 * 583 - Vanillish
 * 584 - Vanilluxe
 * 585 - Deerling
 * 586 - Sawsbuck
 * 587 - Emolga
 * 588 - Karrablast
 * 589 - Escavalier
 * 590 - Foongus
 * 591 - Amoonguss
 * 592 - Frillish
 * 592 - Jellicent
 * 593 - Jellicent
 * 594 - Alomomola
 * 595 - Joltik
 * 596 - Galvantula
 * 597 - Ferroseed
 * 598 - Ferrothorn
 * 599 - Klink
 * 600 - Klang
 * 601 - Klinklang
 * 602 - Tynamo
 * 603 - Eelektrik
 * 604 - Eelektross
 * 605 - Elgyem
 * 606 - Beheeyem
 * 607 - Litwick
 * 608 - Lampent
 * 609 - Chandelure
 * 610 - Axew
 * 611 - Fraxure
 * 612 - Haxorus
 * 613 - Cubchoo
 * 614 - Beartic
 * 615 - Cryogonal
 * 616 - Shelmet
 * 617 - Accelgor
 * 618 - Stunfisk
 * 619 - Mienfoo
 * 620 - Mienshao
 * 621 - Druddigon
 * 622 - Golett
 * 623 - Golurk
 * 624 - Pawniard
 * 625 - Bisharp
 * 626 - Bouffalant
 * 627 - Rufflet
 * 628 - Braviary
 * 629 - Vullaby
 * 630 - Mandibuzz
 * 631 - Heatmor
 * 632 - Durant
 * 633 - Deino
 * 634 - Zweilous
 * 635 - Hydreigon
 * 636 - Larvesta
 * 637 - Volcarona
 * 638 - Cobalion
 * 639 - Terrakion
 * 640 -
 * 641 -
 * 642 -
 * 643 -
 * 644 -
 * 645 -
 * 646 -
 * 647 -
 * 648 -
 * 649 -
 * 650 -
 * 651 -
 * 652 -
 * 653 -
 * 654 -
 * 655 -
 * 656 -
 * 657 -
 * 658 -
 * 659 - Bunnelby
 * 660 - Diggersby
 * 661 - Fletchling
 * 662 - Fletchinder
 * 663 - Talonflame
 * 664 - Scatterbug
 * 665 - Spewpa
 * 666 - Vivillon
 * 667 - Litleo
 * 668 - Pyroar
 * 669 - Flabébé
 * 670 - Floette
 * 671 - Florges
 * 672 - Skiddo
 * 673 - Gogoat
 * 674 - Pancham
 * 675 - Pangoro
 * 676 -
 * 677 - Espurr
 * 678 - Meowstic
 * 679 - Honedge
 * 680 - Doublade
 * 681 - Aegislash
 * 682 - Spirtzee
 * 683 -
 * 684 - Swirlix
 * 685 -
 * 686 - Inkay
 * 687 - Malamar
 * 688 - Binacle
 * 689 - Barbaracle
 * 690 -
 * 691 -
 * 692 - Clauncher
 * 693 - Clawitzer
 * 694 - Helioptile
 * 695 - Heliolisk
 * 696 - Tyrunt
 * 697 - Tyrantrum
 * 698 - Amaura
 * 699 - Aurorus
 * 700 - Sylveon
 * 701 - Hawlucha
 * 702 - Dedenne
 * 703 - Carbink
 * 704 - Goomy
 * 705 - Sliggoo
 * 706 - Goodra
 * 707 - Klefki
 * 708 - Phantump
 * 709 - Trevenant
 * 710 - Pumpkaboo
 * 711 - Gourgeist
 * 712 - Bergmite
 * 713 - Avalugg
 * 714 - Noibat
 * 715 - Noivern
 * 716 - Xerneas
 * 717 -
 * 718 -
 * 719 -
 * 720 -
 * 721 -
 * 722 - Rowlet
 * 723 - Dartrix
 * 724 - Decidueye
 * 725 -
 * 726 -
 * 727 -
 * 728 -
 * 729 -
 * 730 -
 * 731 - Pikipek
 * 732 - Trumbeak
 * 733 - Toucannon
 * 734 - Yungoos
 * 735 - Gumshoos
 * 736 - Grubbin
 * 737 - Charjabug
 * 738 - Vikavolt
 * 739 - Crabrawler
 * 740 - Crabominable
 * 741 - Oricorio
 * 742 - Cutifly
 * 743 - Ribombee
 * 744 - Rockruff
 * 745 - Lycanroc
 * 746 - Wishiwashi
 * 747 - Mareanie
 * 748 - Toxapex
 * 749 - Mudbray
 * 750 - Mudsdale
 * 751 - Dewpider
 * 752 - Araquanid
 * 753 - Formantis
 * 754 - Lurantis
 * 755 - Morelull
 * 756 - Shiinotic
 * 757 - Salandit
 * 758 - Salazzle
 * 759 - Stufful
 * 760 - Bewear
 * 761 - Bounsweet
 * 762 - Steenee
 * 763 - Tsareena
 * 764 - Comfey
 * 765 - Oranguru
 * 766 - Passimian
 * 767 - Wimpod
 * 768 - Golisopod
 * 769 - Sandygast
 * 770 - Palossand
 * 771 - Pyukumuku
 * 772 - Type: Null
 * 773 - Silvally
 * 774 - Minior
 * 775 - Komala
 * 776 - Turtonator
 * 777 - Togedemaru
 * 778 - Mimikyu
 * 779 - Bruxish
 * 780 -
 * 781 -
 * 782 - Jangmo-o
 * 783 - Hakamo-o
 * 784 - Kommo-o
 * 785 -
 * 786 -
 * 787 -
 * 788 -
 * 789 - Cosmog
 * 790 - Cosmoem
 * 791 -
 * 792 - Lunala
 * 793 -
 * 794 -
 * 795 -
 * 796 - Xurkitree
 * 797 - Celesteela
 * 798 -
 * 799 -
 * 800 -
 * 801 -
 * 802 -
 * 803 -
 * 804 -
 * 805 -
 * 806 -
 * 807 -
 * 808 -
 * 809 -
 * 810 - Grookey
 * 811 - Thwackey
 * 812 - Rillaboom
 * 813 - Scorbunny
 * 814 - Raboot
 * 815 - Cinderace
 * 816 - Sobble
 * 817 - Dizzile
 * 818 - Inteleon
 * 819 - Skwovet
 * 820 - Greedent
 * 821 - Rookidee
 * 822 - Corvisquire
 * 823 - Corviknight
 * 824 - Blipbug
 * 825 - Dottler
 * 826 - Orbeetle
 * 827 - Nickit
 * 828 - Thievul
 * 829 - Gossifleur
 * 830 - Eldegoss
 * 831 - Wooloo
 * 832 - Dubwool
 * 833 - Chewtle
 * 834 - Drednaw
 * 835 - Yamper
 * 836 - Boltund
 * 837 - Rolycoly
 * 838 - Carkol
 * 839 - Coalossal
 * 840 - Applin
 * 841 - Flapple
 * 842 - Appletun
 * 843 - Silicobra
 * 844 - Sandaconda
 * 845 - Cramorant
 * 846 - Arrokuda
 * 847 - Barraskewda
 * 848 - Toxel
 * 849 - Toxtricity
 * 850 - Sizzlipede
 * 851 - Centiskorch
 * 852 - Clobbopus
 * 853 - Grapploct
 * 854 - Sinistea
 * 855 - Polteageist
 * 856 - Hatenna
 * 857 - Hattrem
 * 858 - Hatterene
 * 859 - Impidimp
 * 860 - Morgrem
 * 861 - Grimmsnarl
 * 862 - Obstagoon
 * 863 - Perrserker
 * 864 - Cursola
 * 865 - Sirfetch'd
 * 866 - Mr. Rime
 * 867 - Runerigus
 * 868 - Milcery
 * 869 - Alcremie
 * 870 - Falinks
 * 871 - Pincurchin
 * 872 - Snom
 * 873 - Pincurchin
 * 874 - Stonjourner
 * 875 - Eiscue
 * 876 - Indeedee
 * 877 - Morpeko
 * 878 - Cufant
 * 879 - Copperajah
 * 880 - Dracozolt
 * 881 - Arctozolt
 * 882 - Dracovish
 * 883 - Arctovish
 * 884 - Duraludon
 * 885 - Dreepy
 * 886 - Drakloak
 * 887 - Dragapult
 * 888 - Zacian
 * 889 - Zamazenta
 * 890 - Eternatus
 * 891 - Kubfu
 * 892 - Urshifu
 * 893 - Zarude
 * 894 - Regieleki
 * 895 - Regidrago
 * 896 - Glastrier
 * 897 - Spectrier
 * 898 - Calyrex
 * 899 - Wyrdeer
 * 900 - Kleavor
 * 901 - Ursaluna
 * 902 - Basculegion
 * 903 - Sneasler
 * 904 - Overqwil
 * 905 -
 * 906 - Sprigatito
 * 907 - Floragato
 * 908 - Meowscarada
 * 909 - Fuecoco
 * 910 - Crocalor
 * 911 - Skeledirge
 * 912 - Quaxly
 * 913 - Quaxwell
 * 914 - Quaquaval
 * 915 - Lechonk
 * 916 - Oinkologne
 * 917 - Tarountula
 * 918 - Spidops
 * 919 - Nymble
 * 920 - Lokix
 * 921 - Pawmi
 * 922 - Pawmo
 * 923 - Pawmot
 * 924 - Tandemaus
 * 925 - Maushold
 * 926 - Fidough
 * 927 - Dachsbun
 * 928 - Smoliv
 * 929 - Dolliv
 * 930 - Arboliva
 * 931 - Squackabilly
 * 932 - Nacli
 * 933 - Naclstack
 * 934 - Gargancl
 * 945 - Charcadet
 * 936
 * 937 - Ceruledge
 * 938 - Tadbulb
 * 939 - Bellibolt
 * 940 - Wattrel
 * 941 - Kilowattrel
 * 942 - Maschiff
 * 943 - Mabosstiff
 * 944 - Shroodle
 * 945 - Grafaiai
 * 946 - Bramblin
 * 947 - Brambleghast
 * 948 - Toedscool
 * 949 - Toedscruel
 * 950 - Klawf
 * 951 - Capsakid
 * 952 - Scovillain
 * 953 - Rellor
 * 954 - Rabsca
 * 955 - Flittle
 * 956 - Espathra
 * 957 - Tinkatink
 * 958 - Tinkatuff
 * 959 - Tinkaton
 * 960 - Wiglett
 * 961 - Wugtrio
 * 962 - Bombirdier
 * 963 - Finizen
 * 964
 * 965 - Varoom
 * 966 - Revaroom
 * 967 - Cyclizar
 * 968 - Orthworm
 * 969 - Glimmet
 * 970 - Glimmora
 * 971 - Greavard
 * 972 - Houndstone
 * 973 - Flamigo
 * 974 - Cetoddle
 * 975 - Cetitan
 * 976 - Veluza
 * 977 - Dondozo
 * 978 - Tatsugiri
 * 979
 * 980 - Clodsire
 * 981 - Farigiraf
 * 982 - Dudunsparce
 * 983
 * 984
 * 985
 * 986
 * 987
 * 988
 * 989
 * 990 - Iron Treads
 * 991 - Iron Bundle
 * 992 - Iron Hands
 * 993 - Iron Jugulis
 * 994 - Iron Moth
 * 995 - Iron Thorns
 * 996 - Frigibax
 * 997 - Arctibax
 * 998 - Baxcalibur
 * 999 - Gimmighoul
 * 1000
 * 1001
 * 1002
 * 1003
 * 1004
 * 1005
 * 1006 - Iron Valiant
 * 1007
 * 1008
 * 1009
 * 1010
 * 1011 - Dripplin
 * 1012 - Poltchageist
 * 1013 - Sinistcha
 * 1014 - Okidogi
 * 1015 - Munkidori
 * 1016 - Fezandipiti
 * 1017 - Ogerpon
 * 1018 - Arcaludon
 * 1019
 * 1020
 * 1021
 * 1022
 * 1023
 * 1024 - Terapagos
 * 1025 - Pecharunt

title: Pokémon/Pokédex/National Index


text:
Pokémon/Pokédex/Japanese Index

あ

 * アーボ
 * アーボック
 * アーマルド
 * アゲハント
 * アサナン
 * アズマオウ
 * アチャモ
 * アノプス
 * アブソル
 * アメタマ
 * アメモース
 * アリアドス
 * アリゲイツ
 * アンノーン
 * イーブイ
 * イシツブテ
 * イトマル
 * イノムー
 * イルミーゼ
 * イワーク
 * ウインディ
 * ウソッキー
 * ウツドン
 * ウツボット
 * ウパー
 * ウリムー
 * エアームド
 * エイパム
 * エーフィ
 * エネコ
 * エネコロロ
 * エビワラー
 * エレキッド
 * エレブー
 * エンテイ
 * オオスバメ
 * オーダイル
 * オオタチ
 * オクタン
 * オコリザル
 * オタチ
 * オドシシ
 * オニゴーリ
 * オニスズメ
 * オニドリル
 * オムスター
 * オムナイト

か

 * ガーディ
 * カイオーガ
 * カイリキー
 * カイリュー
 * カイロス
 * カクレオン
 * カゲボウズ
 * カビゴン
 * カブト
 * カブトプス
 * カポエラー
 * カメール
 * カメックス
 * カモネギ
 * カラカラ
 * ガラガラ
 * カラサリス
 * ガルーラ
 * キノガッサ
 * キノココ
 * キバニア
 * キマワリ
 * キモリ
 * キャタピー
 * キャモメ
 * ギャラドス
 * ギャロップ
 * キュウコン
 * キリンリキ
 * キルリア
 * キレイハナ
 * キングドラ
 * キングラー
 * クサイハナ
 * クチート
 * クヌギダマ
 * グラードン
 * グライガー
 * グラエナ
 * クラブ
 * グランブル
 * クロバット
 * ケーシィ
 * ケッキング
 * ケムッソ
 * ゲンガー
 * ケンタロス
 * コイキング
 * コイル
 * ゴース
 * ゴースト
 * コータス
 * ゴーリキー
 * コクーン
 * ゴクリン
 * ココドラ
 * コダック
 * コドラ
 * ゴニョニョ
 * コノハナ
 * ゴマゾウ
 * コモルー
 * コラッタ
 * ゴルダック
 * ゴルバット
 * ゴローニャ
 * ゴローン
 * コンパン

さ

 * サーナイト
 * サイドン
 * サイホーン
 * サクラビス
 * サナギラス
 * サニーゴ
 * サボネア
 * サマヨール
 * サメハダー
 * サワムラー
 * ザングース
 * サンダー
 * サンダース
 * サンド
 * サンドパン
 * シードラ
 * ジーランス
 * シェルダー
 * ジグザグマ
 * シザリガー
 * シャワーズ
 * ジュカイン
 * ジュゴン
 * ジュプトル
 * ジュペッタ
 * ジラーチ
 * スイクン
 * スターミー
 * ストライク
 * ズバット
 * スバメ
 * スピアー
 * スリーパー
 * スリープ
 * ゼニガメ
 * セレビィ
 * ソーナノ
 * ソーナンス
 * ソルロック

た

 * ダーテング
 * ダグトリオ
 * タッツー
 * タツベイ
 * タネボー
 * タマザラシ
 * タマタマ
 * ダンバル
 * チコリータ
 * チャーレム
 * チョンチー
 * チリーン
 * チルタリス
 * チルット
 * ツチニン
 * ツボツボ
 * ディグダ
 * デオキシス
 * テッカニン
 * テッポウオ
 * デリバード
 * デルビル
 * デンリュウ
 * ドードー
 * ドードリオ
 * ドーブル
 * ドガース
 * ドククラゲ
 * ドクケイル
 * トゲチック
 * トゲピー
 * ドゴーム
 * トサキント
 * ドジョッチ
 * トドグラー
 * トドゼルガ
 * トランセル
 * トロピウス
 * ドンファン
 * ドンメル

な

 * ナゾノクサ
 * ナックラー
 * ナッシー
 * ナマケロ
 * ナマズン
 * ニドキング
 * ニドクイン
 * ニドラン♀
 * ニドラン♂
 * ニドリーナ
 * ニドリーノ
 * ニャース
 * ニューラ
 * ニョロゾ
 * ニョロトノ
 * ニョロボン
 * ニョロモ
 * ヌオー
 * ヌケニン
 * ヌマクロー
 * ネイティ
 * ネイティオ
 * ネンドール
 * ノクタス
 * ノコッチ
 * ノズパス

は

 * パールル
 * パウワウ
 * ハガネール
 * バクーダ
 * バクオング
 * バクフーン
 * ハクリュー
 * バシャーモ
 * ハスブレロ
 * ハスボー
 * バタフリー
 * ハッサム
 * パッチール
 * ハネッコ
 * バネブー
 * ハピナス
 * ハブネーク
 * パラス
 * パラセクト
 * ハリーセン
 * ハリテヤマ
 * バリヤード
 * バルキー
 * パルシェン
 * バルビート
 * バンギラス
 * ハンテール
 * ピィ
 * ビードル
 * ピカチュウ
 * ピクシー
 * ピジョット
 * ピジョン
 * ピチュー
 * ピッピ
 * ヒトカゲ
 * ヒトデマン
 * ヒノアラシ
 * ビブラーバ
 * ヒマナッツ
 * ヒメグマ
 * ビリリダマ
 * ヒンバス
 * ファイヤー
 * ブースター
 * フーディン
 * ブーバー
 * ブーピッグ
 * フォレトス
 * プクリン
 * フシギソウ
 * フシギダネ
 * フシギバナ
 * プテラ
 * ブビィ
 * ププリン
 * フライゴン
 * プラスル
 * ブラッキー
 * フリーザー
 * プリン
 * ブルー
 * ヘイガニ
 * ベイリーフ
 * ベトベター
 * ベトベトン
 * ヘラクロス
 * ペリッパー
 * ヘルガー
 * ペルシアン
 * ベロリンガ
 * ホウオウ
 * ホエルオー
 * ホエルコ
 * ホーホー
 * ボーマンダ
 * ボスゴドラ
 * ポチエナ
 * ポッポ
 * ポニータ
 * ポポッコ
 * ポリゴン
 * ポリゴン2
 * ポワルン

ま

 * マイナン
 * マグカルゴ
 * マクノシタ
 * マグマッグ
 * マグマラシ
 * マダツボミ
 * マタドガス
 * マッスグマ
 * マユルド
 * マリル
 * マリルリ
 * マルノーム
 * マルマイン
 * マンキー
 * マンタイン
 * ミズゴロウ
 * ミニリュウ
 * ミュウ
 * ミュウツー
 * ミルタンク
 * ミロカロス
 * ムウマ
 * ムチュール
 * メガニウム
 * メタグロス
 * メタモン
 * メタング
 * メノクラゲ
 * メリープ
 * モココ
 * モルフォン
 * モンジャラ

や

 * ヤジロン
 * ヤドキング
 * ヤドラン
 * ヤドン
 * ヤミカラス
 * ヤミラミ
 * ヤルキモノ
 * ヤンヤンマ
 * ユキワラシ
 * ユレイドル
 * ユンゲラー
 * ヨーギラス
 * ヨマワル
 * ヨルノズク

ら

 * ライコウ
 * ライチュウ
 * ライボルト
 * ラグラージ
 * ラクライ
 * ラッキー
 * ラッタ
 * ラティアス
 * ラティオス
 * ラブカス
 * ラプラス
 * ラフレシア
 * ラルトス
 * ランターン
 * リザード
 * リザードン
 * リリーラ
 * リングマ
 * ルージュラ
 * ルギア
 * ルナトーン
 * ルリリ
 * ルンパッパ
 * レアコイル
 * レジアイス
 * レジスチル
 * レジロック
 * レックウザ
 * レディアン
 * レディバ
 * ロコン
 * ロゼリア

わ

 * ワカシャモ
 * ワタッコ
 * ワニノコ
 * ワンリキー

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Minecraft resource gathering/Crops

There are a variety of crops that you can plant. Some are hard to farm and some are extremely difficult to farm and require a lot of patience.

First, you will need a hoe:

Wheat
Wheat is grown from Wheat seeds (just called "seeds" in the game),which can be found be breaking tall grass. You need a hoe of some kind, and grass or dirt. It is best to make the farm near water to speed up plant growth. Till the dirt using a hoe by using the interact button (not the attack button) with the hoe in your hand (you must be looking directly at the dirt or grass to do it). Then place the seed and either wait for it to grow or use bone meal from skeletons. These are the main ways to use most of these. Farm land also grows quicker when it is near water. Water can reach crops up to 4 blocks which means a 9 by 9 area of farm land with water in the middle creating 80 spaces with one water source. Once it has grown, break the wheat block and you will get Wheat and 0-2 seeds back. Add more seeds and expand your farm to increase efficiency.

Beetroot
Beetroot seeds can be planted the same way as Wheat seeds. 6 beets and a bowl can be crafted into beetroot soup, but Beetroot Soup does not stack.

Carrots
Carrots can be grown the same way as well, but the whole carrot is planted instead of finding seeds for it.

Potatoes
Potatoes are planted the same as carrots except a bit less efficient. it gives less hunger points and it has a chance to be a poisonous Potato (has green pieces coming around it) which has a 60% chance of giving you poison for 5 seconds. However, it is one of the few farmable foods that can be smelted to be better. Smelting a potato in a furnace gives you a cooked potato.

Melons
Melons are different from the others. Instead of the seed growing into a crop, the seed grows a stem that soon grows a crop onto nearby dirt on grass. The stem can not be bonemealed to quick melon access. These melon stems will keep growing melons as long as the stem is not broken and the places for it to grow it (the four blocks in each direction of it) are un-obstructed (no block placed there). Melon blocks can be broken. It will drop 5 - 7 melon slices. Using silk touch drops melon blocks instead, which can be crafted into nine melons.

Pumpkin
Pumpkin is grown the same as Melons, except it has different features. You can craft pumpkin pies by putting egg, sugar and carved pumpkin together in a line. To get a carved pumpkin, place the pumpkin and shear it. It will drop another pumpkin seed which you can use to farm again.

Bamboo
Bamboo is a crop that can be grown using Bamboo. You can find Bamboo in Jungles and Jungle temples. You can plant bamboo on a dirt block, grass block, coarse dirt, gravel, mycelium, podzol, sand, red sand, or the new rooted dirt. Basically any type of dirt. It will grow from 12-16 blocks in the air. When finished, break the block above the block on the ground which will make the whole bamboo stick shatter and the bamboo will fall, leaving the stem still there to grow. Bamboo is the only farming material so far that can be used as furnace fuel and can be turned into stick.

Cocoa beans
Cocoa beans are plants that are very unique. Cocoa beans are planted and can only be planted on jungle logs so be sure to pick some up while getting that bamboo. Fully grown Cocoa beans look orange instead of greenish or brownish. Harvest them by breaking them. then place them back.

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Women's Writing Before Woolf: A Social Reference/ Barbara K. Lewalski

= Barbara K. Lewalski =

Biography:
Barbara Kiefer Lewalski was an American scholar specialising in Renaissance writing. She was born on February 22nd in 1931 in Topeka, Kansas (Roberts). Her father, John, was a farmer who also worked in commerce, and her Mother, Vivo, was a school teacher and speech therapist (Roberts). Lewalski attended Kansa State Teachers College for her undergraduate degree and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education (Roberts). She also went on to earn her Masters and Doctorate at the University of Chicago (Roberts). She had her first academic appointment at Wellesley College during 1954 to 1956 before teaching at Brown University up until 1982 (Teskey). Following this, Lewalski became an influential figure at Harvard University as the William R. Renon Junior Professor of English Literature and the History of Literature. She continued this work until she retired in 2011 (Teskey). Lewlski died in 2018 on March 2nd of a heart attack. She was 87 years old at the time and was living in Providence, Rhode Island where she resided with her family (Roberts).

Barbara lived a full and successful life. She was a very career-oriented woman, but also had a family in the mix. In her prime, Barbara married Kenneth F. Lewalski who was a Professor at MIT, Brown University, the Beijing Foreign Studies University and then Rhode Island College for thirty years. They originally met at graduate college and later went on to have one son David Lewalski (Roberts). They were with her until the very end.

Works:
Lewalski wrote and edited a variety of works during her lifetime, particular in relation to the poet John Milton and other Renaissance writers and themes. She began her writing career with “The Authorship of Ancient Bounds” which was an article she wrote in 1953 that examines the origins of an unsigned tract in 1645 in relation to the Puritan Revolution (Kiefer 192). Lewalski, who was at the time still unmarried as Barbara Kiefer, explores this in a five page article that begins her long career of published writing.

In 1966, Lewalski published one of her most well known works, “Milton’s Brief Epic: The Genre, Meaning and Art of Paradise Regained”. This book marked the first of her works on the poems and life of John Milton, the English poet who focused his writing on religious values (Madsen 251). Lewalski’s book discusses the theory of biblical epics, the way that Paradise Regained diverts from the neoclassical norm and provides an analysis of the theme and action within Milton’s text (Madsen 251).

Succeeding this, Lewalski wrote a selection of works focusing on the Renaissance era. These include “Donne’s Anniversaries and the Poetry of Praise: The Creation of a Symbolic Mode” published in 1973 and “Protestant Poetics and the Seventeenth-century English Lyric” in 1979. In 1985 she published “Paradise Lost and the Rhetoric of Literary Forms” which examines Milton’s work “Paradise Lost”. Her book explores the literary genres and modes of the poem, analysing rhetorical techniques and of Milton’s own desires (Lewalski 4).

Her later works include “Writing Women in Jacobean England” in 1993, which explores women writing in resistance to the patriarchal structures of the time they were composing in and acknowledging what the women were able to express despite this (Kegl 147). She also wrote “The Life of John Milton: A Critical Biography” in 2000, entailing his development of ideas and analysing his prose and poetry works (Lewalski xii). Lewalski was also the editor of “The Polemics and Poems of Rachel Speght” in 1996 and “John Milton, Paradise Lost” in 2007. Her contribution to the collection of works about Milton and Renaissance writing is extensive and important for this field of study.

Reputation/ Legacy:
Overall, Lewalski’s publishings have been met mostly with critical praise both at the time she wrote them, and in contemporary times. Her work “Milton’s Brief epic: The Genre, Meaning and Art of Paradise Regained” was very well received at the time. William Madsen, a scholar at the University of Chicago, reviewed this work in 1968 and wrote that it is a “splendid book” (Madsen 251) with “careful and persuasive analysis” (Madsen 251). Scott-Craig in 'The Journal of Religion 167' also praises this work, expressing how well Lewalski was able to explore Milton’s biblical background and views and her strategic analysis of genre at the time. (Scott-Craig 66).

Lewalski’s “Paradise Lost and the Rhetoric of Literary Forms” was not praised quite as extensively at the time of its release but was nevertheless still appreciated. As Kendrick states “it is unfortunate then, that Lewalski does not so much argue her case as document it” (Kendrick 213) commenting on her lack of analysis in this text. However, he does praise her book as having many virtues and redeeming features (Kendrick 213). Overall, she was a generally well-received and extremely important scholar in her field during the time that she was composing her texts. As a result of her efforts, she was made an Honoured Scholar of the Milton Society of America in 1977 (Teskey).

Today, Lewalski is regarded by others as a critical figure in renaissance writing and the works of Milton. Loewenstein published a collection of essay’s in 2018 on Lewalski’s works. He asserts that her exploration of genres was ground breaking and her work on early modern women writers was paramount to the field (Loewenstein 175). Strier states that Lewalski had a crucial influence on devotional lyric of the period of early modern English writing. She argues that Lewalski established ideas that had not been raised or analysed before (Strier 184). Knopper also praises her work, arguing that she was able to create a new lens through which to view Milton’s work by having such heterogeneous research. She also highlights that since Lewalski originally opened up a new way of viewing this type of writing, there are actually more diverse and less directed ways of perceiving it in from a more modern standpoint (Knoppers 176). These scholarly views of her work reiterate the far-reaching impact her writing had.

Further Reading:
Teskey, Gordon. “Barbara Lewalski (1931-2018).” Harvard University Department of English, 8 March 2018, https://english.fas.harvard.edu/news/barbara-lewalski-1931-2018.Loewenstein, David. "Five Perspectives on Barbara Lewalski's Path‐breaking Scholarship and Career: Preface." Milton Quarterly, vol. 53, no. 4, 2019, pp. 175-175. EBSCOhost, oi:10.1111/milt.12302.

References:
“Books by Barbara Kiefer Lewalski.” Goodreads, 2020, https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/388142.Barbara_Kiefer_Lewalski.

Kiefer, Barbara. “The Authorship of ‘Ancient Bounds.’” Church History, vol. 22, no. 3, 1953, pp.192–196. JSTOR, ww.jstor.org/stable/3161860.

Kegl, Rosemary. “Reviewed Works: Writing Women in Jacobean England.” Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, vol. 15, no. 1, 1996, pp. 147–150. JSTOR, oi:10.2307/463978.

Kendrick, Chris. "Reviewed Works: Milton, Poet of Duality by R. A. Shoaf; Paradise Lost and the 		Rhetoric of Literary Forms by Barbara Kiefer Lewalski.” Criticism, vol. 28, no. 2, 1986, pp. 213-216. JSTOR, https://www.jstor.org/stable/23110426.

Knoppers, Laura L. "Barbara Lewalski's Optic Glass." Milton Quarterly, vol. 53, no. 4, 2019, pp.176-179. Wiley Online Library, oi:10.1111/milt.12303.

Lewalski, Barbara K. The Life of John Milton: A Critical Biography. Wiley-Blackwell, 2001.

Lewalski, Barbara Kiefer. Paradise Lost and the Rhetoric of Literary Forms. Princeton University Press, 1985. JSTOR, ww.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt7zvfn9.

Loewenstein, David. "Five Perspectives on Barbara Lewalski's Path‐breaking Scholarship and Career: Preface." Milton Quarterly, vol. 53, no. 4, 2019, pp. 175-175. EBSCOhost, oi:10.1111/milt.12302.

Madsen, William G. "Milton's Brief Epic: The Genre, Meaning, and Art of "Paradise Regained” Barbara Kiefer Lewalski, Milton." Modern Philology, vol. 65, no. 3, 1968, pp. 251-253. JSTOR, oi:10.1086/389978.

Roberts, Sam. “Barbara Lewalski, 87, Milton Scholar and Barrier Breaker, Is Dead.” The New York Times, 29 March 2018, https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/29/obituaries/barbara-lewalski-87-milton-scholar-and-barrier-breaker-is-dead.html.

Scott-Craig, T. S. K. "Milton's Brief Epic: The Genre, Meaning, and Art of "Paradise Regained". Barbara Kiefer Lewalski." The Journal of Religion, vol. 47, no. 1, 1967, pp. 66-67. JSTOR, oi:10.1086/485986.

Strier, Richard. "Barbara Lewalski and a Critical Revolution." Milton Quarterly, vol. 53, no. 4, 2019, pp. 184-186. Wiley Online Library, oi:10.1111/milt.12305

Teskey, Gordon. “Barbara Lewalski (1931-2018).” Harvard University Department of English, 8 March 2018, https://english.fas.harvard.edu/news/barbara-lewalski-1931-2018.


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Women's Writing Before Woolf: A Social Reference/Leigh Hunt

= Leigh Hunt (1784-1859) = James Henry Leigh Hunt, more commonly known as Leigh Hunt (1784-1859), was an important literary figure in the nineteenth century and a major contributor to Romantic Era literature. A poet, essayist, journalist, and literary critic, Hunt is notable for having created several publications such as The Examiner and for his wide range of ground-breaking work across several forms. He is also known for his friendship and mentorship to famous literary figures such as Percy Bysshe Shelley and John Keats, whom he is credited with introducing to the literary world. Although much early scholarship on Hunt has downplayed his significance to literature, his works are currently regarded by academics as “key to our understanding of the Romantic Period.”

Biography
Leigh Hunt was born James Henry Leigh Hunt on the 19th of October 1784 in Southgate, England. Hunt’s parents were American. His father, Isaac was “a lawyer from Barbados” and his mother Mary, was the daughter of a merchant from Philadelphia. The couple immigrated to England where Isaac “became a clergyman."

At age eight, Hunt began to attend Christ’s Hospital School, where he supposedly discovered his love of writing and romanticism. It was during his time at Christ’s Hospital that Hunt would write his first volume of poems Juvenilia (1801). The volume was published via subscription with significant help from Hunt’s parents, who used their international connections to obtain a reported 807 subscribers “from both sides of the Atlantic.” Hunt’s family had often supported his career, especially his brother John whom he worked with often and who helped him to launch The Examiner in 1808.

Whilst his career took off in the early 1800s, Hunt met Marianne Kent. They were married on July 3, 1809. Kent died in 1857 after a period of ill health. Though he had slowly faded from public consciousness, Hunt wrote up until his death on August 28, 1859. He is buried in Kensal Green Cemetery in North-West London.

Works
Hunt’s works are plentiful and wide ranging. Over the course of his writing career, he would write several poems, plays, works of fiction, critical essays, edit several journalist publications, periodicals, and provided influential literary and theatrical criticism.

His creative work began in 1801 with the publication of Juvenilia and continued with the publication of The Story of Rimini (1816) and The Feast of the Poets in 1812. This was followed by Hero and Leander, and Bacchus and Ariadne (1819), considered by some as his “best verse." He would go on to publish a novel The Palfrey: A Love-Story of Old Times (1842) and several plays including A Legend of Florence, “which was successfully staged in 1840.” Hunt was also the leader of a group of writers called the Cockney School of Poetry, with members including John Keats.

His journalist work began in 1805 when Hunt was employed by his brother John as a drama critic for his weekly paper The News. Hunt would write for a variety of publications and periodicals in his career including The Literary Pocket Book, Tatler, the Reflector, and the Indicator.

Hunt’s most significant and well known journalistic contribution was his work with The Examiner (1808-1886). Hunt and his brother John created The Examiner in 1808. It was a periodical that focused on advocation for the “abolition of the slave trade, Catholic emancipation, and reform of Parliament and the criminal law.” The publication of this paper would launch Leigh Hunt to literary and political fame. For his political opinions and criticism of the Prince Regent, published via the Examiner, Hunt and his brother were jailed for two years. When they were released, Hunt had become established as an influential journalistic figure and had made his name in the literary world. In his final years Hunt wrote and published an autobiography, Autobiography (1850), that has been critically acclaimed.

Legacy
Early scholarship of Leigh Hunt often downplays his contributions and importance to the literary world, particularly that of the Romantic Era. It is only in the last few decades that Hunt has been considered a major contributor and influential literary figure.

As a journalist and political commentator, Hunt is credited with the “modernization of the magazine essay." His essays would break ground for “the new genre of personal literary essays” that would go on to influence other significant writers such as Charles Lamb. In his criticism of theatre, beginning at The News, Hunt was ground-breaking in his perceptiveness and impartiality. Scholar Nicholas Roe posits that Hunt “abandoned the convention of ‘puffing’ productions and offered, instead, a combative critical engagement with the plays.” These criticisms would anticipate “the concept of dramatic character” and again pave the way for other writers to develop this concept further.

As a Romantic Era writer, Hunt’s creative writing is noted for its poetic use of language and it’s experimentation with prosody. Hunt is credited with reintroducing a “freedom of movement in English couplet verse". His introduction and support of several well-known writers such as Keats and Shelley also solidify his worth as an influential literary figure of the time. His writings were also said to have influenced the work of these writers. Keats supposedly taking a “delight in colour and imaginative sensual experience” from Hunt.

Hunt’s contribution to the nineteenth century, Romantic Era literary period was vast, wide-ranging, and hugely influential. Much of his work would establish new literary concepts and go on to pave the way for other writers to develop and use them successfully. Hunt’s contribution to the poetic form, as well as his innovations in criticism and journalism have canonized him as a hugely influential and important literary figure.