• The National Pokédex now officially stands at a staggering **1,025 unique monsters** across nine generations, making the "catch 'em all" mantra a monumental task.
  • "In Game News" has published a **definitive guide**, last updated on February 24, 2026, to help trainers track down every Pokémon from Kanto through Paldea (Generations 1-9).
  • This resource meticulously lists Pokémon by **National Pokédex number**, including all notable regional variants like Alolan, Galarian, and Hisuian forms.
  • Our commitment means this guide will be **continuously updated** as Generation 10 arrives, ensuring trainers are always equipped with the latest data.

The Growing Gauntlet: Over 1,000 Monsters to Track

For decades, the rallying cry to "catch 'em all" has defined the Pokémon journey. But let's be real, trainers, that mission gets progressively tougher with each new region and every fresh batch of creatures. As of our latest intel, updated February 24, 2026, the National Pokédex has officially ballooned to a colossal 1,025 Pokémon, stretching from the familiar faces of Kanto all the way to the vibrant lands of Paldea.

That's right, a whopping 1,025 unique monsters now roam the various regions, each demanding your attention, strategy, and sometimes, a whole lot of luck. It’s a testament to the franchise's enduring legacy and its relentless expansion, pushing even the most seasoned collectors to their limits.

Our Comprehensive Pokédex Resource: Kanto Through Paldea

Understanding the sheer scale of this task, we at In Game News have compiled what we believe is the most essential resource for every aspiring Pokémon Master: a comprehensive guide that lists every single Pokémon from Generation 1 to Generation 9. This isn't just a basic rundown; it's a meticulously organized database designed to streamline your quest.

Our guide details each Pokémon by its National Pokédex number, allowing for easy cross-referencing regardless of the region you're currently exploring. We've gone the extra mile to include crucial data like their primary and secondary types, as well as their regional Pokédex numbers where applicable. More importantly, we've integrated all the vital regional variants – think Alolan, Galarian, and Hisuian forms – ensuring you have a complete picture of these fascinating evolutionary divergences.

And for those always looking ahead, rest assured: we're not stopping here. Our team is already on standby, ready to update this guide immediately when Generation 10 rolls around. We're committed to keeping you at the forefront of the Pokémon meta, no matter how many new challengers appear.

A Glimpse into the Generations: From Kanto's Roots to Paldea's Shores

To give you a taste of the detail packed into this invaluable resource, let's look at how we've laid out the data. Starting with the foundational Kanto Pokédex, our guide clearly presents each Pokémon's sprite, its Kanto and National Pokédex numbers, and its type(s).

Kanto Pokédex - Generation 1 Highlights:

  • Every single one of the original 151 is accounted for, from the iconic Bulbasaur (#001) to the elusive Mew (#151).
  • Regional forms for Kanto Pokémon are fully documented, showcasing their unique types and appearances. For instance, the original Rattata and its Alolan counterpart (Dark/Normal) are both listed, providing clarity on these diverse adaptations.
  • From the fiery Charmander line to the electrifying Pikachu and its Alolan Raichu variant (Electric/Psychic), the guide covers the full spectrum of type combinations that emerged in later generations for classic Pokémon.

Beyond Kanto, the guide meticulously progresses through Johto (Gen 2) and Hoenn (Gen 3), replicating this level of detail. You'll find everything from the Johto starters Chikorita, Cyndaquil (including Hisuian Typhlosion's Fire/Ghost typing), and Totodile, to the iconic Legendary Beasts Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. Hoenn kicks off with Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip, continuing the comprehensive listings including regional forms for staples like Zigzagoon (Dark/Normal).

Our goal is simple: to make the daunting task of "catching 'em all" as manageable and enjoyable as possible. This guide is your ultimate companion in the ever-expanding world of Pokémon.