Pokémon Emerald
Browse all 202 Pokémon from the Hoenn Pokédex.
Treecko
Grovyle
Sceptile
Torchic
Combusken
Blaziken
Mudkip
Marshtomp
Swampert
Poochyena
Mightyena
Zigzagoon
Linoone
Wurmple
Silcoon
Beautifly
Cascoon
Dustox
Lotad
Lombre
Ludicolo
Seedot
Nuzleaf
Shiftry
Taillow
Swellow
Wingull
Pelipper
Ralts
Kirlia
Gardevoir
Surskit
Masquerain
Shroomish
Breloom
Slakoth
Vigoroth
Slaking
Abra
Kadabra
Alakazam
Nincada
Ninjask
Shedinja
Whismur
Loudred
Exploud
Makuhita
Hariyama
Goldeen
Seaking
Magikarp
Gyarados
Azurill
Marill
Azumarill
Geodude
Graveler
Golem
Nosepass
Skitty
Delcatty
Zubat
Golbat
Crobat
Tentacool
Tentacruel
Sableye
Mawile
Aron
Lairon
Aggron
Machop
Machoke
Machamp
Meditite
Medicham
Electrike
Manectric
Plusle
Minun
Magnemite
Magneton
Voltorb
Electrode
Volbeat
Illumise
Oddish
Gloom
Vileplume
Bellossom
Doduo
Dodrio
Roselia
Gulpin
Swalot
Carvanha
Sharpedo
Wailmer
Wailord
Numel
Camerupt
Slugma
Magcargo
Torkoal
Grimer
Muk
Koffing
Weezing
Spoink
Grumpig
Sandshrew
Sandslash
Spinda
Skarmory
Trapinch
Vibrava
Flygon
Cacnea
Cacturne
Swablu
Altaria
Zangoose
Seviper
Lunatone
Solrock
Barboach
Whiscash
Corphish
Crawdaunt
Baltoy
Claydol
Lileep
Cradily
Anorith
Armaldo
Igglybuff
Jigglypuff
Wigglytuff
Feebas
Milotic
Castform
Staryu
Starmie
Kecleon
Shuppet
Banette
Duskull
Dusclops
Tropius
Chimecho
Absol
Vulpix
Ninetales
Pichu
Pikachu
Raichu
Psyduck
Golduck
Wynaut
Wobbuffet
Natu
Xatu
Girafarig
Phanpy
Donphan
Pinsir
Heracross
Rhyhorn
Rhydon
Snorunt
Glalie
Spheal
Sealeo
Walrein
Clamperl
Huntail
Gorebyss
Relicanth
Corsola
Chinchou
Lanturn
Luvdisc
Horsea
Seadra
Kingdra
Bagon
Shelgon
Salamence
Beldum
Metang
Metagross
Regirock
Regice
Registeel
Latias
Latios
Kyogre
Groudon
Rayquaza
Jirachi
Deoxys
About Pokémon Emerald
Pokémon Emerald released in September 2004 in Japan (May 2005 in North America) for Game Boy Advance as the third-version Hoenn game. The Hoenn Pokédex covers 202 species, the 135 native Hoenn Pokémon plus returning classics that Ruby and Sapphire kept out of reach. The Battle Frontier replaces the gym-only post-game with seven competitive facilities, and box legendary Rayquaza headlines the story with both Kyogre and Groudon catchable. Browse the full Hoenn roster below in any of the nine supported languages, filter by type, and click any Pokémon for its localised names and stats.
Frequently asked questions
How many Pokémon are in Pokémon Emerald?
The Hoenn Pokédex contains 202 species. Emerald restored a handful of returning Pokémon that Ruby and Sapphire kept out of reach.
What are the starter Pokémon in Emerald?
Treecko (Grass), Torchic (Fire) and Mudkip (Water). Their final evolutions are Sceptile, Blaziken and Swampert.
What is the Battle Frontier?
A post-game competitive complex with seven facilities: Battle Tower, Battle Dome, Battle Palace, Battle Arena, Battle Factory, Battle Pike and Battle Pyramid. Each has unique rules, fixed levels, rental teams, knockout brackets and so on, and rewards Symbols for defeating each Frontier Brain.
What's different between Emerald and Ruby / Sapphire?
Emerald features both Groudon and Kyogre in the story (instead of only one), introduces the Battle Frontier in place of the Battle Tower, adds animated battle sprites, expands the story around Team Magma and Team Aqua working together, and brings back returning Pokémon that R / S couldn't fit.
How do I get Rayquaza in Pokémon Emerald?
Rayquaza is the box legendary and is required to resolve the Groudon / Kyogre climax. You first encounter and catch it at Sky Pillar before the final fight at Sootopolis City. It can be re-encountered post-game.