Pokédex· Sinnoh· GEN IV· 2006· 151 SPECIES

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

Browse all 151 Pokémon from the Sinnoh Pokédex.

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No.387
Grass
Turtwig

Turtwig

No.388
Grass
Grotle

Grotle

No.389
GrassGround
Torterra

Torterra

No.390
Fire
Chimchar

Chimchar

No.391
FireFighting
Monferno

Monferno

No.392
FireFighting
Infernape

Infernape

No.393
Water
Piplup

Piplup

No.394
Water
Prinplup

Prinplup

No.395
WaterSteel
Empoleon

Empoleon

No.396
NormalFlying
Starly

Starly

No.397
NormalFlying
Staravia

Staravia

No.398
NormalFlying
Staraptor

Staraptor

No.399
Normal
Bidoof

Bidoof

No.400
NormalWater
Bibarel

Bibarel

No.401
Bug
Kricketot

Kricketot

No.402
Bug
Kricketune

Kricketune

No.403
Electric
Shinx

Shinx

No.404
Electric
Luxio

Luxio

No.405
Electric
Luxray

Luxray

No.063
Psychic
Abra

Abra

No.064
Psychic
Kadabra

Kadabra

No.065
Psychic
Alakazam

Alakazam

No.129
Water
Magikarp

Magikarp

No.130
WaterFlying
Gyarados

Gyarados

No.406
GrassPoison
Budew

Budew

No.315
GrassPoison
Roselia

Roselia

No.407
GrassPoison
Roserade

Roserade

No.041
PoisonFlying
Zubat

Zubat

No.042
PoisonFlying
Golbat

Golbat

No.169
PoisonFlying
Crobat

Crobat

No.074
RockGround
Geodude

Geodude

No.075
RockGround
Graveler

Graveler

No.076
RockGround
Golem

Golem

No.095
RockGround
Onix

Onix

No.208
SteelGround
Steelix

Steelix

No.408
Rock
Cranidos

Cranidos

No.409
Rock
Rampardos

Rampardos

No.410
RockSteel
Shieldon

Shieldon

No.411
RockSteel
Bastiodon

Bastiodon

No.066
Fighting
Machop

Machop

No.067
Fighting
Machoke

Machoke

No.068
Fighting
Machamp

Machamp

No.054
Water
Psyduck

Psyduck

No.055
Water
Golduck

Golduck

No.412
Bug
Burmy

Burmy

No.413
BugGrass
Wormadam

Wormadam

No.414
BugFlying
Mothim

Mothim

No.265
Bug
Wurmple

Wurmple

No.266
Bug
Silcoon

Silcoon

No.267
BugFlying
Beautifly

Beautifly

No.268
Bug
Cascoon

Cascoon

No.269
BugPoison
Dustox

Dustox

No.415
BugFlying
Combee

Combee

No.416
BugFlying
Vespiquen

Vespiquen

No.417
Electric
Pachirisu

Pachirisu

No.418
Water
Buizel

Buizel

No.419
Water
Floatzel

Floatzel

No.420
Grass
Cherubi

Cherubi

No.421
Grass
Cherrim

Cherrim

No.422
Water
Shellos

Shellos

No.423
WaterGround
Gastrodon

Gastrodon

No.214
BugFighting
Heracross

Heracross

No.190
Normal
Aipom

Aipom

No.424
Normal
Ambipom

Ambipom

No.425
GhostFlying
Drifloon

Drifloon

No.426
GhostFlying
Drifblim

Drifblim

No.427
Normal
Buneary

Buneary

No.428
Normal
Lopunny

Lopunny

No.092
GhostPoison
Gastly

Gastly

No.093
GhostPoison
Haunter

Haunter

No.094
GhostPoison
Gengar

Gengar

No.200
Ghost
Misdreavus

Misdreavus

No.429
Ghost
Mismagius

Mismagius

No.198
DarkFlying
Murkrow

Murkrow

No.430
DarkFlying
Honchkrow

Honchkrow

No.431
Normal
Glameow

Glameow

No.432
Normal
Purugly

Purugly

No.118
Water
Goldeen

Goldeen

No.119
Water
Seaking

Seaking

No.339
WaterGround
Barboach

Barboach

No.340
WaterGround
Whiscash

Whiscash

No.433
Psychic
Chingling

Chingling

No.358
Psychic
Chimecho

Chimecho

No.434
PoisonDark
Stunky

Stunky

No.435
PoisonDark
Skuntank

Skuntank

No.307
FightingPsychic
Meditite

Meditite

No.308
FightingPsychic
Medicham

Medicham

No.436
SteelPsychic
Bronzor

Bronzor

No.437
SteelPsychic
Bronzong

Bronzong

No.077
Fire
Ponyta

Ponyta

No.078
Fire
Rapidash

Rapidash

No.438
Rock
Bonsly

Bonsly

No.185
Rock
Sudowoodo

Sudowoodo

No.439
PsychicFairy
Mime Jr.

Mime Jr.

No.122
PsychicFairy
Mr. Mime

Mr. Mime

No.440
Normal
Happiny

Happiny

No.113
Normal
Chansey

Chansey

No.242
Normal
Blissey

Blissey

No.173
Fairy
Cleffa

Cleffa

No.035
Fairy
Clefairy

Clefairy

No.036
Fairy
Clefable

Clefable

No.441
NormalFlying
Chatot

Chatot

No.172
Electric
Pichu

Pichu

No.025
Electric
Pikachu

Pikachu

No.026
Electric
Raichu

Raichu

No.163
NormalFlying
Hoothoot

Hoothoot

No.164
NormalFlying
Noctowl

Noctowl

No.442
GhostDark
Spiritomb

Spiritomb

No.443
DragonGround
Gible

Gible

No.444
DragonGround
Gabite

Gabite

No.445
DragonGround
Garchomp

Garchomp

No.446
Normal
Munchlax

Munchlax

No.143
Normal
Snorlax

Snorlax

No.201
Psychic
Unown

Unown

No.447
Fighting
Riolu

Riolu

No.448
FightingSteel
Lucario

Lucario

No.194
WaterGround
Wooper

Wooper

No.195
WaterGround
Quagsire

Quagsire

No.278
WaterFlying
Wingull

Wingull

No.279
WaterFlying
Pelipper

Pelipper

No.203
NormalPsychic
Girafarig

Girafarig

No.449
Ground
Hippopotas

Hippopotas

No.450
Ground
Hippowdon

Hippowdon

No.298
NormalFairy
Azurill

Azurill

No.183
WaterFairy
Marill

Marill

No.184
WaterFairy
Azumarill

Azumarill

No.451
PoisonBug
Skorupi

Skorupi

No.452
PoisonDark
Drapion

Drapion

No.453
PoisonFighting
Croagunk

Croagunk

No.454
PoisonFighting
Toxicroak

Toxicroak

No.455
Grass
Carnivine

Carnivine

No.223
Water
Remoraid

Remoraid

No.224
Water
Octillery

Octillery

No.456
Water
Finneon

Finneon

No.457
Water
Lumineon

Lumineon

No.072
WaterPoison
Tentacool

Tentacool

No.073
WaterPoison
Tentacruel

Tentacruel

No.349
Water
Feebas

Feebas

No.350
Water
Milotic

Milotic

No.458
WaterFlying
Mantyke

Mantyke

No.226
WaterFlying
Mantine

Mantine

No.459
GrassIce
Snover

Snover

No.460
GrassIce
Abomasnow

Abomasnow

No.215
DarkIce
Sneasel

Sneasel

No.461
DarkIce
Weavile

Weavile

No.480
Psychic
Uxie

Uxie

No.481
Psychic
Mesprit

Mesprit

No.482
Psychic
Azelf

Azelf

No.483
SteelDragon
Dialga

Dialga

No.484
WaterDragon
Palkia

Palkia

No.490
Water
Manaphy

Manaphy

About Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl released in April 2007 worldwide for Nintendo DS, introducing the Japan-inspired Sinnoh region. The original Sinnoh Pokédex covers 151 species and brought the first major engine update to the franchise: a physical/special move split, the Underground with online multiplayer, and dual-screen battles. Gen 4 starters Turtwig, Chimchar and Piplup join box legendaries Dialga (Diamond) and Palkia (Pearl). Browse the full Sinnoh roster below in any of nine languages, filter by type, and click any Pokémon for its cross-language names, dex entries, abilities and stats.

Frequently asked questions

How many Pokémon are in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl?

The original Sinnoh Pokédex contains 151 species. The National Pokédex unlocks post-game once the player has seen the first 150 Sinnoh-Dex entries.

What are the starter Pokémon in Diamond and Pearl?

Turtwig (Grass), Chimchar (Fire) and Piplup (Water). Their final evolutions are Torterra, Infernape and Empoleon.

What is the physical / special move split?

Introduced in Gen 4 (Diamond / Pearl), it shifted move categorisation from being type-based (all Fire moves were Special, all Rock moves were Physical, etc.) to per-move. So Fire Punch became Physical and Bug Buzz became Special. This is one of the most impactful balance changes in series history.

Which Pokémon are exclusive to Diamond vs Pearl?

Diamond exclusives include the Seel / Dewgong, Scyther / Scizor, Larvitar / Tyranitar lines plus the box legendary Dialga. Pearl exclusives include the Slowpoke / Slowbro, Pinsir and Bagon / Salamence lines plus the box legendary Palkia.

What is the Underground in Diamond and Pearl?

A subterranean play area where you dig for fossils, treasures and Sphere stones, build a Secret Base, and play with up to three other local DS players via Download Play. The mode returned and was significantly expanded as the Grand Underground in BDSP.