Pokemon GO: A Complete Pokedex (August 2025)

Since its launch in 2016, Pokémon GO has evolved from a basic AR catching game to an expansive, multi-generational Pokémon adventure. As of August 2025, players can access more than 900 Pokémon from the nostalgic Kanto region to the latest Paldea introductions, spanning across nine generations.

Region (Gen)	National Dex # Range	Released
Kanto (Gen I)	#001 – 151	151 of 151
Johto (Gen II)	#152 – 251	100 of 100
Hoenn (Gen III)	#252 – 386	135 of 135
Sinnoh (Gen IV)	#387 – 493	104 of 107 (3 SR Pokémon remain unreleased)
Unova (Gen V)	#494 – 649	156 of 156
Kalos (Gen VI)	#650 – 721	72 of 72
Alola / “Unknown” (Gen VII)	#722 – 809	80 of 88 (includes Meltan/Melmetal “Unknown”), leaving some forms unreleased
Galar / Hisui (Gen VIII)	#810 – 896 (instances included)	62 of 96 (56 Galar + 6 Hisui)
Paldea (Gen IX)	#897 – 1016	53 of 120
_	Total series	913 of 1025

All figures as of August 2025 (Pokémon GO software version 0.261.1)

Numeric ABA includes alternate/region forms embedded in the same dex entry

Pokémon once classified as ‘Unknown’ region (Meltan/Melmetal) counted within Gen VII; Gen IX totals do not include forms

53 Paldea species include everywhere-available ones as well as forms (e.g. Enamorus Incarnate & Therian, Gigantamax Butterfree).

Missing Species by Region

Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Unova & Kalos: 100% of species released

All Pokémon originally introduced in Generation I, II, III, V, and VI are fully available in Pokémon GO. That includes all regional forms and starters involved (e.g. Kanto Alola forms, Galarian forms that were retroactively added).

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Sinnoh (Gen IV): 3 species pending

Out of the 107 Pokemon in Gen IV, 104 are available; three remain unreleased, most likely “SP-class” event Mythicals. Origins forms of Dialga and Palkia (introduced 17 Nov 2023) showed Niantic’s shift toward full Sinnoh coverage; those missing vets could debut eventually.

Alola / Unknown (Gen VII): 8 species/form variants pending

While 80 of 88 entries are live, the only currently unreleased are special forms/type shifts: one Oricorio form and two rarer Tapu/Kukui variants still awaiting release. Meltan and Melmetal count within Gen VII’s introduction (they were released early in 2018); any regional Paradox forms remain future content.

Galar / Hisui (Gen VIII): 62 species of 96 released

6 Hisuian species including forms like Hisuian Electrode, Linoone (Galar)
56 Galar species, debuting during “Max Out” and 2024-25 events
34 Galar species are still awaited, primarily regional evolutions of late-Gen 8 and Paradox Pokémon.

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Paldea (Gen IX): 53 of 120 released

Niantic has completed approximately 44% of the Paldea Pokédex. Below is a snapshot of currently available Paldea Pokémon, with their first‐wave release order .

Paldea Pokédex – Available VS Awaited

Pokémon Type	Status as Aug 4 2025
Legendary / Mythical (e.g. Enamorus, Butterfree-G-max)	Released
Starter lines (Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly + final evolutions)	Released
Fully evolved fauna lines (Tandemaus→Maushold, Nymble→Lokix, etc.)	Released
Low-tier middle species (e.g. Fidough, Shroodle)	Released
Remaining ~67 Paldea species	Scheduled via future events

Niantic’s rollout mirrors past regional expansions: roughly 40–50% launched in the first month after regional launch (since 18 Aug 2023) and the rest drip-fed over 6-9 months. Expect the Paldea Pokédex to surpass 80 % coverage by mid-2026 following events like the Paldea Game Pass DLC and Scarlet/Violet tie-ins.

How the Pokémon GO Region System Works

As stated on their Regions page, Pokémon GO classifies Pokémon into the following up to ten regions: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar, Hisui, and Paldea. Forms like Dialga Origin and Palkia Origin are considered to be over Sinnoh, hence, are still part of Sinnoh region coverage.