Pokédex· Kanto· GEN I· 1996· 151 SPECIES

Pokémon Red and Blue

Browse all 151 Pokémon from the Kanto Pokédex.

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No.001
GrassPoison
Bulbasaur

Bulbasaur

No.002
GrassPoison
Ivysaur

Ivysaur

No.003
GrassPoison
Venusaur

Venusaur

No.004
Fire
Charmander

Charmander

No.005
Fire
Charmeleon

Charmeleon

No.006
FireFlying
Charizard

Charizard

No.007
Water
Squirtle

Squirtle

No.008
Water
Wartortle

Wartortle

No.009
Water
Blastoise

Blastoise

No.010
Bug
Caterpie

Caterpie

No.011
Bug
Metapod

Metapod

No.012
BugFlying
Butterfree

Butterfree

No.013
BugPoison
Weedle

Weedle

No.014
BugPoison
Kakuna

Kakuna

No.015
BugPoison
Beedrill

Beedrill

No.016
NormalFlying
Pidgey

Pidgey

No.017
NormalFlying
Pidgeotto

Pidgeotto

No.018
NormalFlying
Pidgeot

Pidgeot

No.019
Normal
Rattata

Rattata

No.020
Normal
Raticate

Raticate

No.021
NormalFlying
Spearow

Spearow

No.022
NormalFlying
Fearow

Fearow

No.023
Poison
Ekans

Ekans

No.024
Poison
Arbok

Arbok

No.025
Electric
Pikachu

Pikachu

No.026
Electric
Raichu

Raichu

No.027
Ground
Sandshrew

Sandshrew

No.028
Ground
Sandslash

Sandslash

No.029
Poison
Nidoran♀

Nidoran♀

No.030
Poison
Nidorina

Nidorina

No.031
PoisonGround
Nidoqueen

Nidoqueen

No.032
Poison
Nidoran♂

Nidoran♂

No.033
Poison
Nidorino

Nidorino

No.034
PoisonGround
Nidoking

Nidoking

No.035
Fairy
Clefairy

Clefairy

No.036
Fairy
Clefable

Clefable

No.037
Fire
Vulpix

Vulpix

No.038
Fire
Ninetales

Ninetales

No.039
NormalFairy
Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff

No.040
NormalFairy
Wigglytuff

Wigglytuff

No.041
PoisonFlying
Zubat

Zubat

No.042
PoisonFlying
Golbat

Golbat

No.043
GrassPoison
Oddish

Oddish

No.044
GrassPoison
Gloom

Gloom

No.045
GrassPoison
Vileplume

Vileplume

No.046
BugGrass
Paras

Paras

No.047
BugGrass
Parasect

Parasect

No.048
BugPoison
Venonat

Venonat

No.049
BugPoison
Venomoth

Venomoth

No.050
Ground
Diglett

Diglett

No.051
Ground
Dugtrio

Dugtrio

No.052
Normal
Meowth

Meowth

No.053
Normal
Persian

Persian

No.054
Water
Psyduck

Psyduck

No.055
Water
Golduck

Golduck

No.056
Fighting
Mankey

Mankey

No.057
Fighting
Primeape

Primeape

No.058
Fire
Growlithe

Growlithe

No.059
Fire
Arcanine

Arcanine

No.060
Water
Poliwag

Poliwag

No.061
Water
Poliwhirl

Poliwhirl

No.062
WaterFighting
Poliwrath

Poliwrath

No.063
Psychic
Abra

Abra

No.064
Psychic
Kadabra

Kadabra

No.065
Psychic
Alakazam

Alakazam

No.066
Fighting
Machop

Machop

No.067
Fighting
Machoke

Machoke

No.068
Fighting
Machamp

Machamp

No.069
GrassPoison
Bellsprout

Bellsprout

No.070
GrassPoison
Weepinbell

Weepinbell

No.071
GrassPoison
Victreebel

Victreebel

No.072
WaterPoison
Tentacool

Tentacool

No.073
WaterPoison
Tentacruel

Tentacruel

No.074
RockGround
Geodude

Geodude

No.075
RockGround
Graveler

Graveler

No.076
RockGround
Golem

Golem

No.077
Fire
Ponyta

Ponyta

No.078
Fire
Rapidash

Rapidash

No.079
WaterPsychic
Slowpoke

Slowpoke

No.080
WaterPsychic
Slowbro

Slowbro

No.081
ElectricSteel
Magnemite

Magnemite

No.082
ElectricSteel
Magneton

Magneton

No.083
NormalFlying
Farfetch’d

Farfetch’d

No.084
NormalFlying
Doduo

Doduo

No.085
NormalFlying
Dodrio

Dodrio

No.086
Water
Seel

Seel

No.087
WaterIce
Dewgong

Dewgong

No.088
Poison
Grimer

Grimer

No.089
Poison
Muk

Muk

No.090
Water
Shellder

Shellder

No.091
WaterIce
Cloyster

Cloyster

No.092
GhostPoison
Gastly

Gastly

No.093
GhostPoison
Haunter

Haunter

No.094
GhostPoison
Gengar

Gengar

No.095
RockGround
Onix

Onix

No.096
Psychic
Drowzee

Drowzee

No.097
Psychic
Hypno

Hypno

No.098
Water
Krabby

Krabby

No.099
Water
Kingler

Kingler

No.100
Electric
Voltorb

Voltorb

No.101
Electric
Electrode

Electrode

No.102
GrassPsychic
Exeggcute

Exeggcute

No.103
GrassPsychic
Exeggutor

Exeggutor

No.104
Ground
Cubone

Cubone

No.105
Ground
Marowak

Marowak

No.106
Fighting
Hitmonlee

Hitmonlee

No.107
Fighting
Hitmonchan

Hitmonchan

No.108
Normal
Lickitung

Lickitung

No.109
Poison
Koffing

Koffing

No.110
Poison
Weezing

Weezing

No.111
GroundRock
Rhyhorn

Rhyhorn

No.112
GroundRock
Rhydon

Rhydon

No.113
Normal
Chansey

Chansey

No.114
Grass
Tangela

Tangela

No.115
Normal
Kangaskhan

Kangaskhan

No.116
Water
Horsea

Horsea

No.117
Water
Seadra

Seadra

No.118
Water
Goldeen

Goldeen

No.119
Water
Seaking

Seaking

No.120
Water
Staryu

Staryu

No.121
WaterPsychic
Starmie

Starmie

No.122
PsychicFairy
Mr. Mime

Mr. Mime

No.123
BugFlying
Scyther

Scyther

No.124
IcePsychic
Jynx

Jynx

No.125
Electric
Electabuzz

Electabuzz

No.126
Fire
Magmar

Magmar

No.127
Bug
Pinsir

Pinsir

No.128
Normal
Tauros

Tauros

No.129
Water
Magikarp

Magikarp

No.130
WaterFlying
Gyarados

Gyarados

No.131
WaterIce
Lapras

Lapras

No.132
Normal
Ditto

Ditto

No.133
Normal
Eevee

Eevee

No.134
Water
Vaporeon

Vaporeon

No.135
Electric
Jolteon

Jolteon

No.136
Fire
Flareon

Flareon

No.137
Normal
Porygon

Porygon

No.138
RockWater
Omanyte

Omanyte

No.139
RockWater
Omastar

Omastar

No.140
RockWater
Kabuto

Kabuto

No.141
RockWater
Kabutops

Kabutops

No.142
RockFlying
Aerodactyl

Aerodactyl

No.143
Normal
Snorlax

Snorlax

No.144
IceFlying
Articuno

Articuno

No.145
ElectricFlying
Zapdos

Zapdos

No.146
FireFlying
Moltres

Moltres

No.147
Dragon
Dratini

Dratini

No.148
Dragon
Dragonair

Dragonair

No.149
DragonFlying
Dragonite

Dragonite

No.150
Psychic
Mewtwo

Mewtwo

No.151
Psychic
Mew

Mew

About Pokémon Red and Blue

Pokémon Red and Blue started the series. They came out in Japan in February 1996 for Game Boy as Red and Green, a Blue version followed there later that year, and the pair reached North America in September 1998 as Red and Blue. The Kanto Pokédex lists 151 Pokémon, Bulbasaur to Mew. You choose Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle, win eight Gym Badges, break up Team Rocket and beat the Elite Four, and Mewtwo waits in Cerulean Cave after that. Browse the original 151 below in any of nine languages.

Frequently asked questions

How many Pokémon are in Pokémon Red and Blue?

The Kanto Pokédex lists 151, Bulbasaur to Mew. Neither version has them all: each has 11 Pokémon the other lacks, so completing it means trading over a Game Link Cable. Mew was only ever given out at events.

What are the starter Pokémon in Red and Blue?

Bulbasaur (Grass), Charmander (Fire) and Squirtle (Water), from Professor Oak in Pallet Town. Your rival takes the one with the advantage over yours. Their final evolutions are Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise.

What's the difference between Red and Blue?

The wild Pokémon. Red exclusives: Ekans, Arbok, Oddish, Gloom, Vileplume, Mankey, Primeape, Growlithe, Arcanine, Scyther and Electabuzz. Blue exclusives: Sandshrew, Sandslash, Vulpix, Ninetales, Meowth, Persian, Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebel, Magmar and Pinsir. The story, the Gyms and the map are the same.

Where are Mewtwo and the legendary birds in Red and Blue?

Mewtwo is at the back of Cerulean Cave, at level 70, and the cave only opens once you are Champion. Articuno is in the Seafoam Islands, Zapdos in the Power Plant and Moltres on Victory Road, each at level 50. There is only one of each.

Are the types on this page the ones Red and Blue had?

Not all of them. This page shows each Pokémon's types as they are today. Red and Blue had 15 types: Dark and Steel arrived in Gold and Silver and Fairy in X and Y, so Magnemite was plain Electric and Clefairy was Normal. There was also a single Special stat, later split into Special Attack and Special Defense.