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Pokédex

Every Pokémon, with sprites from every game, evolutions, type matchups and every TCG card in seven languages.

Holdings 1,025 Pokémon · 3 Generation X starters

About this Pokédex

What it covers and where the data comes from

Every Pokémon from Generation I to Generation IX is here, from Bulbasaur to Pecharunt, plus the three Generation X starters revealed for Pokémon Winds & Waves. Open any entry for its artwork and shiny form, its sprite in every main-series game, its evolution line and type matchups.

Each entry also lists every Trading Card Game card the Pokémon appears on, in English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai and Indonesian, with the illustrator, the set and the latest market price. Filter the cards by language, set, artist or rarity, or sort them by price.

Questions

How many Pokémon are in this Pokédex?
All 1,025 Pokémon from the nine released generations are included, plus the three Generation X starters revealed for Pokémon Winds & Waves, for full coverage of the National Dex as it stands today.
Why is the TCG type different from the Pokémon’s normal type?
The Trading Card Game groups the eighteen main-series types into a smaller set of energy types. Bug, Grass and Poison map to Grass; Electric becomes Lightning; Ice folds into Water; Fighting, Rock and Ground all become Fighting; and Normal and Flying become Colorless.
Where do the card prices come from?
From TCGplayer (US dollars) and Cardmarket (euros), refreshed daily. They cover English and Japanese cards. Treat them as a guide, not a quote.
Which card languages are included?
English, Japanese, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Korean, Thai and Indonesian. French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese cards share the English numbering and artwork, so they aren’t listed separately.
What are the Generation X starters?
They are the first-partner Pokémon revealed for Pokémon Winds & Waves, the upcoming 2027 main-series titles. Until the games release, full details such as evolutions and in-game sprites are not yet confirmed by The Pokémon Company.
Can I see a Pokémon’s sprites from older games?
Yes. Each entry includes a sprite gallery showing how that Pokémon was drawn in each generation of games, from the Game Boy era through to the most recent titles, with a generation label on every sprite.
Is this an official Pokémon resource?
No. Bill’s Archive is an independent fan publication. Pokémon and all related names are trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK. This Pokédex is provided for reference and collector interest.