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POKE DEX 3

Generation 3 Pokémon


#252
Treecko
Grass 
#253
Grovyle
Grass 
#254
Sceptile
Grass 
#255
Torchic
Fire 
#256
Combusken
Fire · Fighting 
#257
Blaziken
Fire · Fighting 
#258
Mudkip
Water
#259
Marshtomp
Water · Ground 
#260
Swampert
Water · Ground 
#261
Poochyena
Dark 
#262
Mightyena
Dark 
#263
Zigzagoon
Normal 
#264
Linoone
Normal 
#265
Wurmple
Bug
#266
Silcoon
Bug 
#267
Beautifly
Bug · Flying 
#268
Cascoon
Bug 
#269
Dustox
Bug · Poison 
#270
Lotad
Water · Grass 
#271
Lombre
Water · Grass 
#272
Ludicolo
Water · Grass
#273
Seedot
Grass 
#274
Nuzleaf
Grass · Dark 
#275
Shiftry
Grass · Dark 
#276
Taillow
Normal · Flying 
#277
Swellow
Normal · Flying 
#278
Wingull
Water · Flying 
#279
Pelipper
Water · Flying
#280
Ralts
Psychic · Fairy 
#281
Kirlia
Psychic · Fairy 
#282
Gardevoir
Psychic · Fairy 
#283
Surskit
Bug · Water 
#284
Masquerain
Bug · Flying 
#285
Shroomish
Grass 
#286
Breloom
Grass · Fighting
#287
Slakoth
Normal 
#288
Vigoroth
Normal 
#289
Slaking
Normal 
#290
Nincada
Bug · Ground 
#291
Ninjask
Bug · Flying 
#292
Shedinja
Bug · Ghost 
#293
Whismur
Normal
#294
Loudred
Normal 
#295
Exploud
Normal 
#296
Makuhita
Fighting 
#297
Hariyama
Fighting 
#298
Azurill
Normal · Fairy 
#299
Nosepass
Rock 
#300
Skitty
Normal
#301
Delcatty
Normal 
#302
Sableye
Dark · Ghost 
#303
Mawile
Steel · Fairy 
#304
Aron
Steel · Rock 
#305
Lairon
Steel · Rock 
#306
Aggron
Steel · Rock 
#307
Meditite
Fighting · Psychic
#308
Medicham
Fighting · Psychic 
#309
Electrike
Electric 
#310
Manectric
Electric 
#311
Plusle
Electric 
#312
Minun
Electric 
#313
Volbeat
Bug 
#314
Illumise
Bug
#315
Roselia
Grass · Poison 
#316
Gulpin
Poison 
#317
Swalot
Poison 
#318
Carvanha
Water · Dark 
#319
Sharpedo
Water · Dark 
#320
Wailmer
Water 
#321
Wailord
Water
#322
Numel
Fire · Ground 
#323
Camerupt
Fire · Ground 
#324
Torkoal
Fire 
#325
Spoink
Psychic 
#326
Grumpig
Psychic 
#327
Spinda
Normal 
#328
Trapinch
Ground
#329
Vibrava
Ground · Dragon 
#330
Flygon
Ground · Dragon 
#331
Cacnea
Grass 
#332
Cacturne
Grass · Dark 
#333
Swablu
Normal · Flying 
#334
Altaria
Dragon · Flying 
#335
Zangoose
Normal
#336
Seviper
Poison 
#337
Lunatone
Rock · Psychic 
#338
Solrock
Rock · Psychic 
#339
Barboach
Water · Ground 
#340
Whiscash
Water · Ground 
#341
Corphish
Water 
#342
Crawdaunt
Water · Dark
#343
Baltoy
Ground · Psychic 
#344
Claydol
Ground · Psychic 
#345
Lileep
Rock · Grass 
#346
Cradily
Rock · Grass 
#347
Anorith
Rock · Bug 
#348
Armaldo
Rock · Bug 
#349
Feebas
Water
#350
Milotic
Water 
#351
Castform
Normal 
#352
Kecleon
Normal 
#353
Shuppet
Ghost 
#354
Banette
Ghost 
#355
Duskull
Ghost 
#356
Dusclops
Ghost
#357
Tropius
Grass · Flying 
#358
Chimecho
Psychic 
#359
Absol
Dark 
#360
Wynaut
Psychic 
#361
Snorunt
Ice 
#362
Glalie
Ice 
#363
Spheal
Ice · Water
#364
Sealeo
Ice · Water 
#365
Walrein
Ice · Water 
#366
Clamperl
Water 
#367
Huntail
Water 
#368
Gorebyss
Water 
#369
Relicanth
Water · Rock 
#370
Luvdisc
Water
#371
Bagon
Dragon 
#372
Shelgon
Dragon 
#373
Salamence
Dragon · Flying 
#374
Beldum
Steel · Psychic 
#375
Metang
Steel · Psychic 
#376
Metagross
Steel · Psychic 
#377
Regirock
Rock
#378
Regice
Ice 
#379
Registeel
Steel 
#380
Latias
Dragon · Psychic 
#381
Latios
Dragon · Psychic 
#382
Kyogre
Water 
#383
Groudon
Ground 
#384
Rayquaza
Dragon · Flying
#385
Jirachi
Steel · Psychic 
#386
Deoxys
Psychic

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