About this Pokédex
This is a complete, searchable National Pokédex covering every Pokémon from Generation I through Generation IX — from Bulbasaur right up to Pecharunt — alongside the three newly revealed Generation X starters from Pokémon Winds & Waves. Filter by generation, by in-game type, or by Trading Card Game energy type, which differs from the main-series types: Bug, Grass and Poison Pokémon all use Grass energy, Electric Pokémon use Lightning, and Normal and Flying Pokémon use Colorless, for example.
Open any entry to see that Pokémon’s artwork and shiny form, its sprites through every generation of games, its complete evolution line, the type matchups it is weak and resistant to, and a full gallery of its TCG cards. Each card shows live market pricing pulled from TCGplayer and Cardmarket, so you can gauge what a card is worth at a glance.
Frequently asked 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. The TCG Energy filter lets you browse by that card-game grouping instead of the in-game type.
Where do the card prices come from?
Card pricing is sourced from TCGplayer (USD) and Cardmarket (EUR) and cached for performance. Prices update over time and should be treated as a guide rather than a live quote. For the latest figures and individual listings, always check the marketplace directly.
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.
