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POKE DEX 5

Generation 5 Pokémon


#494
Victini
Psychic · Fire 
#495
Snivy
Grass 
#496
Servine
Grass 
#497
Serperior
Grass 
#498
Tepig
Fire 
#499
Pignite
Fire · Fighting 
#500
Emboar
Fire · Fighting
#501
Oshawott
Water 
#502
Dewott
Water 
#503
Samurott
Water 
#504
Patrat
Normal 
#505
Watchog
Normal 
#506
Lillipup
Normal 
#507
Herdier
Normal
#508
Stoutland
Normal 
#509
Purrloin
Dark 
#510
Liepard
Dark 
#511
Pansage
Grass 
#512
Simisage
Grass 
#513
Pansear
Fire 
#514
Simisear
Fire
#515
Panpour
Water 
#516
Simipour
Water 
#517
Munna
Psychic 
#518
Musharna
Psychic 
#519
Pidove
Normal · Flying 
#520
Tranquill
Normal · Flying 
#521
Unfezant
Normal · Flying
#522
Blitzle
Electric 
#523
Zebstrika
Electric 
#524
Roggenrola
Rock 
#525
Boldore
Rock 
#526
Gigalith
Rock 
#527
Woobat
Psychic · Flying 
#528
Swoobat
Psychic · Flying
#529
Drilbur
Ground 
#530
Excadrill
Ground · Steel 
#531
Audino
Normal 
#532
Timburr
Fighting 
#533
Gurdurr
Fighting 
#534
Conkeldurr
Fighting 
#535
Tympole
Water
#536
Palpitoad
Water · Ground 
#537
Seismitoad
Water · Ground 
#538
Throh
Fighting 
#539
Sawk
Fighting 
#540
Sewaddle
Bug · Grass 
#541
Swadloon
Bug · Grass 
#542
Leavanny
Bug · Grass
#543
Venipede
Bug · Poison 
#544
Whirlipede
Bug · Poison 
#545
Scolipede
Bug · Poison 
#546
Cottonee
Grass · Fairy 
#547
Whimsicott
Grass · Fairy 
#548
Petilil
Grass 
#549
Lilligant
Grass
#550
Basculin
Water 
#551
Sandile
Ground · Dark 
#552
Krokorok
Ground · Dark 
#553
Krookodile
Ground · Dark 
#554
Darumaka
Fire 
#555
Darmanitan
Fire 
#556
Maractus
Grass
#557
Dwebble
Bug · Rock 
#558
Crustle
Bug · Rock 
#559
Scraggy
Dark · Fighting 
#560
Scrafty
Dark · Fighting 
#561
Sigilyph
Psychic · Flying 
#562
Yamask
Ghost 
#563
Cofagrigus
Ghost
#564
Tirtouga
Water · Rock 
#565
Carracosta
Water · Rock 
#566
Archen
Rock · Flying 
#567
Archeops
Rock · Flying 
#568
Trubbish
Poison 
#569
Garbodor
Poison 
#570
Zorua
Dark
#571
Zoroark
Dark 
#572
Minccino
Normal 
#573
Cinccino
Normal 
#574
Gothita
Psychic 
#575
Gothorita
Psychic 
#576
Gothitelle
Psychic 
#577
Solosis
Psychic
#578
Duosion
Psychic 
#579
Reuniclus
Psychic 
#580
Ducklett
Water · Flying 
#581
Swanna
Water · Flying 
#582
Vanillite
Ice 
#583
Vanillish
Ice 
#584
Vanilluxe
Ice
#585
Deerling
Normal · Grass 
#586
Sawsbuck
Normal · Grass 
#587
Emolga
Electric · Flying 
#588
Karrablast
Bug 
#589
Escavalier
Bug · Steel 
#590
Foongus
Grass · Poison 
#591
Amoonguss
Grass · Poison
#592
Frillish
Water · Ghost 
#593
Jellicent
Water · Ghost 
#594
Alomomola
Water 
#595
Joltik
Bug · Electric 
#596
Galvantula
Bug · Electric 
#597
Ferroseed
Grass · Steel 
#598
Ferrothorn
Grass · Steel
#599
Klink
Steel 
#600
Klang
Steel 
#601
Klinklang
Steel 
#602
Tynamo
Electric 
#603
Eelektrik
Electric 
#604
Eelektross
Electric 
#605
Elgyem
Psychic
#606
Beheeyem
Psychic 
#607
Litwick
Ghost · Fire 
#608
Lampent
Ghost · Fire 
#609
Chandelure
Ghost · Fire 
#610
Axew
Dragon 
#611
Fraxure
Dragon 
#612
Haxorus
Dragon
#613
Cubchoo
Ice 
#614
Beartic
Ice 
#615
Cryogonal
Ice 
#616
Shelmet
Bug 
#617
Accelgor
Bug 
#618
Stunfisk
Ground · Electric 
#619
Mienfoo
Fighting
#620
Mienshao
Fighting 
#621
Druddigon
Dragon 
#622
Golett
Ground · Ghost 
#623
Golurk
Ground · Ghost 
#624
Pawniard
Dark · Steel 
#625
Bisharp
Dark · Steel 
#626
Bouffalant
Normal
#627
Rufflet
Normal · Flying 
#628
Braviary
Normal · Flying 
#629
Vullaby
Dark · Flying 
#630
Mandibuzz
Dark · Flying 
#631
Heatmor
Fire 
#632
Durant
Bug · Steel 
#633
Deino
Dark · Dragon
#634
Zweilous
Dark · Dragon 
#635
Hydreigon
Dark · Dragon 
#636
Larvesta
Bug · Fire 
#637
Volcarona
Bug · Fire 
#638
Cobalion
Steel · Fighting 
#639
Terrakion
Rock · Fighting 
#640
Virizion
Grass · Fighting
#641
Tornadus
Flying 
#642
Thundurus
Electric · Flying 
#643
Reshiram
Dragon · Fire 
#644
Zekrom
Dragon · Electric 
#645
Landorus
Ground · Flying 
#646
Kyurem
Dragon · Ice 
#647
Keldeo
Water · Fighting
#648
Meloetta
Normal · Psychic 
#649
Genesect
Bug · Steel

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