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POKE DEX 2

Generation 2 Pokémon


#152
Chikorita
Grass 
#153
Bayleef
Grass 
#154
Meganium
Grass 
#155
Cyndaquil
Fire 
#156
Quilava
Fire 
#157
Typhlosion
Fire 
#158
Totodile
Water
#159
Croconaw
Water 
#160
Feraligatr
Water 
#161
Sentret
Normal 
#162
Furret
Normal 
#163
Hoothoot
Normal · Flying 
#164
Noctowl
Normal · Flying 
#165
Ledyba
Bug · Flying
#166
Ledian
Bug · Flying 
#167
Spinarak
Bug · Poison 
#168
Ariados
Bug · Poison 
#169
Crobat
Poison · Flying 
#170
Chinchou
Water · Electric 
#171
Lanturn
Water · Electric 
#172
Pichu
Electric
#173
Cleffa
Fairy 
#174
Igglybuff
Normal · Fairy 
#175
Togepi
Fairy 
#176
Togetic
Fairy · Flying 
#177
Natu
Psychic · Flying 
#178
Xatu
Psychic · Flying 
#179
Mareep
Electric
#180
Flaaffy
Electric 
#181
Ampharos
Electric 
#182
Bellossom
Grass 
#183
Marill
Water · Fairy 
#184
Azumarill
Water · Fairy 
#185
Sudowoodo
Rock 
#186
Politoed
Water
#187
Hoppip
Grass · Flying 
#188
Skiploom
Grass · Flying 
#189
Jumpluff
Grass · Flying 
#190
Aipom
Normal 
#191
Sunkern
Grass 
#192
Sunflora
Grass 
#193
Yanma
Bug · Flying
#194
Wooper
Water · Ground 
#195
Quagsire
Water · Ground 
#196
Espeon
Psychic 
#197
Umbreon
Dark 
#198
Murkrow
Dark · Flying 
#199
Slowking
Water · Psychic 
#200
Misdreavus
Ghost
#201
Unown
Psychic 
#202
Wobbuffet
Psychic 
#203
Girafarig
Normal · Psychic 
#204
Pineco
Bug 
#205
Forretress
Bug · Steel 
#206
Dunsparce
Normal 
#207
Gligar
Ground · Flying
#208
Steelix
Steel · Ground 
#209
Snubbull
Fairy 
#210
Granbull
Fairy 
#211
Qwilfish
Water · Poison 
#212
Scizor
Bug · Steel 
#213
Shuckle
Bug · Rock 
#214
Heracross
Bug · Fighting
#215
Sneasel
Dark · Ice 
#216
Teddiursa
Normal 
#217
Ursaring
Normal 
#218
Slugma
Fire 
#219
Magcargo
Fire · Rock 
#220
Swinub
Ice · Ground 
#221
Piloswine
Ice · Ground
#222
Corsola
Water · Rock 
#223
Remoraid
Water 
#224
Octillery
Water 
#225
Delibird
Ice · Flying 
#226
Mantine
Water · Flying 
#227
Skarmory
Steel · Flying 
#228
Houndour
Dark · Fire
#229
Houndoom
Dark · Fire 
#230
Kingdra
Water · Dragon 
#231
Phanpy
Ground 
#232
Donphan
Ground 
#233
Porygon2
Normal 
#234
Stantler
Normal 
#235
Smeargle
Normal
#236
Tyrogue
Fighting 
#237
Hitmontop
Fighting 
#238
Smoochum
Ice · Psychic 
#239
Elekid
Electric 
#240
Magby
Fire 
#241
Miltank
Normal 
#242
Blissey
Normal
#243
Raikou
Electric 
#244
Entei
Fire 
#245
Suicune
Water 
#246
Larvitar
Rock · Ground 
#247
Pupitar
Rock · Ground 
#248
Tyranitar
Rock · Dark 
#249
Lugia
Psychic · Flying
#250
Ho-oh
Fire · Flying 
#251
Celebi
Psychic · Grass

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