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POKE DEX 4

Generation 4 Pokémon


#387
Turtwig
Grass 
#388
Grotle
Grass 
#389
Torterra
Grass · Ground 
#390
Chimchar
Fire 
#391
Monferno
Fire · Fighting 
#392
Infernape
Fire · Fighting 
#393
Piplup
Water
#394
Prinplup
Water 
#395
Empoleon
Water · Steel 
#396
Starly
Normal · Flying 
#397
Staravia
Normal · Flying 
#398
Staraptor
Normal · Flying 
#399
Bidoof
Normal 
#400
Bibarel
Normal · Water
#401
Kricketot
Bug 
#402
Kricketune
Bug 
#403
Shinx
Electric 
#404
Luxio
Electric 
#405
Luxray
Electric 
#406
Budew
Grass · Poison 
#407
Roserade
Grass · Poison
#408
Cranidos
Rock 
#409
Rampardos
Rock 
#410
Shieldon
Rock · Steel 
#411
Bastiodon
Rock · Steel 
#412
Burmy
Bug 
#413
Wormadam
Bug · Grass 
#414
Mothim
Bug · Flying
#415
Combee
Bug · Flying 
#416
Vespiquen
Bug · Flying 
#417
Pachirisu
Electric 
#418
Buizel
Water 
#419
Floatzel
Water 
#420
Cherubi
Grass 
#421
Cherrim
Grass
#422
Shellos
Water 
#423
Gastrodon
Water · Ground 
#424
Ambipom
Normal 
#425
Drifloon
Ghost · Flying 
#426
Drifblim
Ghost · Flying 
#427
Buneary
Normal 
#428
Lopunny
Normal
#429
Mismagius
Ghost 
#430
Honchkrow
Dark · Flying 
#431
Glameow
Normal 
#432
Purugly
Normal 
#433
Chingling
Psychic 
#434
Stunky
Poison · Dark 
#435
Skuntank
Poison · Dark
#436
Bronzor
Steel · Psychic 
#437
Bronzong
Steel · Psychic 
#438
Bonsly
Rock 
#439
Mime Jr.
Psychic · Fairy 
#440
Happiny
Normal 
#441
Chatot
Normal · Flying 
#442
Spiritomb
Ghost · Dark
#443
Gible
Dragon · Ground 
#444
Gabite
Dragon · Ground 
#445
Garchomp
Dragon · Ground 
#446
Munchlax
Normal 
#447
Riolu
Fighting 
#448
Lucario
Fighting · Steel 
#449
Hippopotas
Ground
#450
Hippowdon
Ground 
#451
Skorupi
Poison · Bug 
#452
Drapion
Poison · Dark 
#453
Croagunk
Poison · Fighting 
#454
Toxicroak
Poison · Fighting 
#455
Carnivine
Grass 
#456
Finneon
Water
#457
Lumineon
Water 
#458
Mantyke
Water · Flying 
#459
Snover
Grass · Ice 
#460
Abomasnow
Grass · Ice 
#461
Weavile
Dark · Ice 
#462
Magnezone
Electric · Steel 
#463
Lickilicky
Normal
#464
Rhyperior
Ground · Rock 
#465
Tangrowth
Grass 
#466
Electivire
Electric 
#467
Magmortar
Fire 
#468
Togekiss
Fairy · Flying 
#469
Yanmega
Bug · Flying 
#470
Leafeon
Grass
#471
Glaceon
Ice 
#472
Gliscor
Ground · Flying 
#473
Mamoswine
Ice · Ground 
#474
Porygon-Z
Normal 
#475
Gallade
Psychic · Fighting 
#476
Probopass
Rock · Steel 
#477
Dusknoir
Ghost
#478
Froslass
Ice · Ghost 
#479
Rotom
Electric · Ghost 
#480
Uxie
Psychic 
#481
Mesprit
Psychic 
#482
Azelf
Psychic 
#483
Dialga
Steel · Dragon 
#484
Palkia
Water · Dragon
#485
Heatran
Fire · Steel 
#486
Regigigas
Normal 
#487
Giratina
Ghost · Dragon 
#488
Cresselia
Psychic 
#489
Phione
Water 
#490
Manaphy
Water 
#491
Darkrai
Dark
#492
Shaymin
Grass 
#493
Arceus
Normal
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