Pokémon Go - Gen 1 Pokémon list: Every Pokémon from Red, Blue, Green and Yellow's Kanto region
Let's look back on where it all began...
Gen 1 encompasses the original 151 Pokémon which can all be caught in Pokémon Go.
All of the Gen 1 Pokémon hail from the Kanto region, which was the first region Pokémon fans ever visited in the Pokémon universe through Pokémon Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Amongst its rank you can find a number of famous Pokémon, such as Eevee, Mewtwo, Ditto, Mew and, never to be forgotten, Pikachu.
The majority of Gen 1 was released on the same day as Pokémon Go itself, with Gen 2, Gen 3, Gen 4, Gen 5, Gen 6 and Gen 8 all arriving in the following years.
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The history of Gen 1 Pokémon in Pokémon Go
Gen 1 was, of course, the first Pokémon generation to be released in Pokémon Go. Though, on the game's day of release, July 6th 2016, only 145 of the full 151 Gen 1 Pokémon were available in Pokémon Go.
This number would soon increase to 146 with the release of Ditto on November 23rd 2016, but players would have to wait nearly eight full months till the next Gen 1 release. It was definitely worth the wait, however, because, on July 22nd 2017, Articuno and Lugia, from Gen 2, became the first legendary Pokémon in Pokémon Go.
Moltres, Zapdos and Mewtwo soon followed, being released throughout July and August of 2016, leaving one final, very mythical, slot in the Gen 1 Pokédex still uncompleted.
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Trainers were finally able to fully complete the Gen 1 Pokédex on March 30th 2018 when the research task mechanic was released. This included the arrival of the first special research questline - A Mythical Discovery - which allows you to catch Mew.
It took nearly two full years for the entry of Gen 1 to be available in Pokémon Go and, interestingly, during this time we also saw the release of Gen 2 and Gen 3.
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Over the years we've seen a number of changes affect Gen 1, from the introduction of shiny Pokémon to the varying forms Ditto can take, and this includes alterations to their evolution methods.
Eevee, for example, only had access to its three original eeveelutions - Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon. Without the use of the Eevee naming trick, your Eevee would randomly evolve into one of these three Pokémon, which made adding their entries to your Pokédex rather complicated.
Compared to 2016, obtaining these three Pokémon via random chance does require extra caution, because, now, all eight eeveelutions are available. This means you must ensure you haven't accidently fulfilled one of the requirements for evolving Evee into a specific eeveevolution, such as walking 10km during the day with Eevee as your buddy for Espeon, before evolving it.
![Artwork showing the Pokémon Go logo alongside colourful silhouettes of the different Eevee evolutions.](https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/pokemon_go_eeveeultions.jpg?width=690&quality=75&format=jpg&auto=webp)
Eevee, however, isn't the only Gen 1 Pokémon to have its evolution method affected by game updates.
The incorporation of trade evolutions in Pokémon Go changed how you can obtain an Alakazam, Machamp, Golem and Gengar by reducing the candy requirement of their stage two evolution, such as Haunter, to zero if you'd received the Pokémon from another player. This reflects how, in the main series, you can traditionally only trigger these evolutions by trading the stage two Pokémon with another player.
The introduction of baby Pokémon also means that you can obtain certain Pokémon by evolving their baby form, such as evolving Pichu into Pikachu or Smoochum into Jynx.
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Finally, a number of Pokémon had the candy requirements for their evolutions changed. The amount of candy you need to evolve a Rhyhorn into Rhydon, for example, went from 50 Candies to 25.
The World of Wonders Season is coming to an end in Pokémon Go. Make a start on the Masterwork Research: Catching Wonders quest for a Master Ball, Glitz and Glam quest for a Diancie and catch up on the World of Wonders quest before it ends! Don't forget to try out Routes, Gift Exchange and Party Play while you're hunting down rare Pokémon, fighting in the Go Battle League or competing in PokéStop Showcases.
Pokémon Go Gen 1 list
There are 151 Pokémon in Gen 1, with this number containing four legendaries and one mythical Pokémon.
It's important to note that Farfetch'd, Kangaskhan, Mr. Mime and Tauros are all regionally exclusive Pokémon and only appear outside of their specific locations during certain in-game events like the annual Go Fest.
Below you can find the complete list of Gen 1 Pokémon, along with the amount of candy required for their evolutions:
No. | Pokémon | Type and Evolution | |
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1 | Bulbasaur | ![]() | Grass / Poison |
2 | Ivysaur | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Bulbasaur (using 25 Candy) |
3 | Venusaur | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Ivysaur (using 100 Candy) |
4 | Charmander | ![]() | Fire |
5 | Charmeleon | ![]() | Fire Evolves from Charmander (using 25 Candy) |
6 | Charizard | ![]() | Fire / Flying Evolves from Charizard (using 100 Candy) |
7 | Squirtle | ![]() | Water |
8 | Wartortle | ![]() | Water Evolves from Squirtle (using 25 Candy) |
9 | Blastoise | ![]() | Water Evolves from Wartortle (using 100 Candy) |
10 | Caterpie | ![]() | Bug |
11 | Metapod | ![]() | Bug Evolves from Caterpie (using 12 Candy) |
12 | Butterfree | ![]() | Bug / Flying Evolves from Metapod (using 50 Candy) |
13 | Weedle | ![]() | Bug / Poison |
14 | Kakuna | ![]() | Bug / Poison Evolves from Weedle (using 12 Candy) |
15 | Beedrill | ![]() | Bug / Poison Evolves from Kakuna (using 50 Candy) |
16 | Pidgey | ![]() | Normal / Flying |
17 | Pidgeotto | ![]() | Normal / Flying Evolves from Pidgey (using 12 Candy) |
18 | Pidgeot | ![]() | Normal / Flying Evolves from Pidgeotto (using 50 Candy) |
19 | Rattata | ![]() | Normal |
20 | Raticate | ![]() | Normal Evolves from Rattata (using 25 Candy) |
21 | Spearow | ![]() | Normal / Flying |
22 | Fearow | ![]() | Normal / Flying Evolves from Spearow (using 50 Candy) |
23 | Ekans | ![]() | Poison |
24 | Arbok | ![]() | Poison Evolves from Ekans (using 50 Candy) |
25 | Pikachu | ![]() | Electric |
26 | Raichu | ![]() | Electric Evolves from Pikachu (using 50 Candy) |
27 | Sandshrew | ![]() | Ground |
28 | Sandslash | ![]() | Ground Evolves from Sandshrew (using 50 Candy) |
29 | Nidoran (Female) | ![]() | Poison |
30 | Nidorina | ![]() | Poison Evolves from Nidoran - female (using 25 Candy) |
31 | Nidoqueen | ![]() | Poison / Ground Evolves from Nidorina (using 100 Candy) |
32 | Nidoran (Male) | ![]() | Poison |
33 | Nidorino | ![]() | Poison Evolves from Nidoran - male (using 25 Candy) |
34 | Nidoking | ![]() | Poison / Ground Evolves from Nidorino (using 100 Candy) |
35 | Clefairy | ![]() | Fairy |
36 | Clefable | ![]() | Fairy Evolves from Clefairy (using 50 Candy) |
37 | Vulpix | ![]() | Fire |
38 | Ninetales | ![]() | Fire Evolves from Vulpix (using 50 Candy) |
39 | Jigglypuff | ![]() | Normal / Fairy |
40 | Wigglytuff | ![]() | Normal / Fairy Evolves from Jigglypuff (using 50 Candy) |
41 | Zubat | ![]() | Poison / Flying |
42 | Golbat | ![]() | Poison / Flying Evolves from Zubat (using 25 Candy) |
43 | Oddish | ![]() | Grass / Poison |
44 | Gloom | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Oddish (using 25 Candy) |
45 | Vileplume | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Gloom (using 100 Candy) |
46 | Paras | ![]() | Bug / Grass |
47 | Parasect | ![]() | Bug / Grass Evolves from Paras (using 50 Candy) |
48 | Venonat | ![]() | Bug / Poison |
49 | Venomoth | ![]() | Bug / Poison Evolves from Venonat (using 50 Candy) |
50 | Diglett | ![]() | Ground |
51 | Dugtrio | ![]() | Ground Evolves from Dugtrio (using 50 Candy) |
52 | Meowth | ![]() | Normal |
53 | Persian | ![]() | Normal Evolves from Meowth (using 50 Candy) |
54 | Psyduck | ![]() | Water |
55 | Golduck | ![]() | Water Evolves from Psyduck (using 50 Candy) |
56 | Mankey | ![]() | Fighting |
57 | Primeape | ![]() | Fighting Evolves from Mankey (usig 50 Candy) |
58 | Growlithe | ![]() | Fire |
59 | Arcanine | ![]() | Fire Evovles from Growlithe (using 50 Candy) |
60 | Poliwag | ![]() | Water |
61 | Poliwhirl | ![]() | Water Evolves from Poliwag (using 25 Candy) |
62 | Poliwrath | ![]() | Water / Fighting Evolves form Poliwhirl (using 100 Candy) |
63 | Abra | ![]() | Psychic |
64 | Kadabra | ![]() | Psychic Evolves from Abra (using 25 Candy) |
65 | Alakazam | ![]() | Psychic Evolves from Kadabra (using 100 Candy) |
66 | Machop | ![]() | Fighting |
67 | Machoke | ![]() | Fighting Evolves from Machop (using 25 Candy) |
68 | Machamp | ![]() | Fighting Evolves from Machoke (using 100 Candy) |
69 | Bellsprout | ![]() | Grass / Poison |
70 | Weepinbell | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Bellsprout (using 25 Candy) |
71 | Victreebel | ![]() | Grass / Poison Evolves from Weepinbell (using 100 Candy) |
72 | Tentacool | ![]() | Water / Poison |
73 | Tentacruel | ![]() | Water / Poison Evolves from Tentacool (using 50 Candy) |
74 | Geodude | ![]() | Rock / Ground |
75 | Graveler | ![]() | Rock / Ground Evolves from Geodude (using 25 Candy) |
76 | Golem | ![]() | Rock / Ground Evolves from Graveler (using 100 Candy) |
77 | Ponyta | ![]() | Fire |
78 | Rapidash | ![]() | Fire Evolves from Ponyta (using 50 Candy) |
79 | Slowpoke | ![]() | Water / Psychic |
80 | Slowbro | ![]() | Water / Psychic Evolves from Slowpoke (using 50 Candy) |
81 | Magnemite | ![]() | Electric / Steel |
82 | Magneton | ![]() | Electric / Steel Evolves from Magnemite (using 25 Candy) |
83 | Farfetch'd | ![]() | Normal / Flying A regionally exclusive Pokémon |
84 | Doduo | ![]() | Normal / Flying |
85 | Dodrio | ![]() | Normal / Flying Evolves from Doduo (using 50 Candy) |
86 | Seel | ![]() | Water |
87 | Dewgong | ![]() | Water / Ice Evolves from Seel (using 50 Candy) |
88 | Grimer | ![]() | Poison |
89 | Muk | ![]() | Poison Evolves from Grimer (using 50 Candy) |
90 | Shellder | ![]() | Water |
91 | Cloyster | ![]() | Water / Ice Evolves from Shellder (using 50 Candy) |
92 | Gastly | ![]() | Ghost / Poison |
93 | Haunter | ![]() | Ghost / Poison Evolves from Gastly (using 25 Candy) |
94 | Gengar | ![]() | Ghost / Poison Evolves from Haunter (using 100 Candy) |
95 | Onix | ![]() | Rock / Ground |
96 | Drowzee | ![]() | Psychic |
97 | Hypno | ![]() | Psychic Evolves from Drowzee (using 50 Candy) |
98 | Krabby | ![]() | Water |
99 | Kingler | ![]() | Water Evolves from Krabby (using 50 Candy) |
100 | Voltorb | ![]() | Electric |
101 | Electrode | ![]() | Electric Evolves from Voltorb (using 50 Candy) |
102 | Exeggcute | ![]() | Grass / Psychic |
103 | Exegutor | ![]() | Grass / Psychic Evolves from Exeggcute (using 50 Candy) |
104 | Cubone | ![]() | Ground |
105 | Marowak | ![]() | Ground Evolves from Cubone (using 50 Candy) |
106 | Hitmonlee | ![]() | Fighting |
107 | Hitonchan | ![]() | Fighting |
108 | Lickitung | ![]() | Normal |
109 | Koffing | ![]() | Poison |
110 | Weezing | ![]() | Poison Evolves from Weezing (using 50 Candy) |
111 | Rhyhorn | ![]() | Ground / Rock |
112 | Rhydon | ![]() | Ground / Rock Evolves from Rhydon (using 25 Candy) |
113 | Chansey | ![]() | Normal |
114 | Tangela | ![]() | Grass |
115 | Kangaskhan | ![]() | Normal A regionally exclusive Pokémon |
116 | Horsea | ![]() | Water |
117 | Seadra | ![]() | Water Evolves from Horsea (using 25 Candy) |
118 | Goldeen | ![]() | Water |
119 | Seaking | ![]() | Water Evolves from Goldeen (using 50 Candy) |
120 | Staryu | ![]() | Water |
121 | Starmie | ![]() | Water / Psychic Evolves fro Staryu (using 50 Candy) |
122 | Mr. Mime | ![]() | Psychic / Fairy A regionally exclusive Pokémon |
123 | Scyther | ![]() | Bug / Flying |
124 | Jynx | ![]() | Ice / Psychic |
125 | Electabuzz | ![]() | Electric |
126 | Magmar | ![]() | Fire |
127 | Pinsir | ![]() | Bug |
128 | Tauros | ![]() | Normal A regionally exclusive Pokémon |
129 | Magikarp | ![]() | Water |
130 | Gyarados | ![]() | Water / Flying Evolves from Magikarp (using 400 Candy) |
131 | Lapras | ![]() | Water / Ice |
132 | Ditto | ![]() | Normal |
133 | Eevee | ![]() | Normal |
134 | Vaporeon | ![]() | Water Evolves from Eevee (using 25 Candy) |
135 | Jolteon | ![]() | Electric Evolves from Eevee (using 25 Candy) |
136 | Flareon | ![]() | Fire Evolves from Eevee (using 25 Candy) |
137 | Porygon | ![]() | Normal |
138 | Omanyte | ![]() | Rock / Water |
139 | Omastar | ![]() | Rock / Water Evolves from Omanyte (using 50 Candy) |
140 | Kabuto | ![]() | Rock / Water |
141 | Kabutops | ![]() | Rock / Water Evolves from Kabuto (using 50 Candy) |
142 | Aerodactyl | ![]() | Rock / Flying |
143 | Snorlax | ![]() | Normal |
144 | Articuno | ![]() | Ice / Flying |
145 | Zapdos | ![]() | Electric / Flying |
146 | Moltres | ![]() | Fire / Flying |
147 | Dratini | ![]() | Dragon |
148 | Dragonair | ![]() | Dragon Evolves from Dratini (using 25 Candy) |
149 | Dragonite | ![]() | Dragon / Flying Evolves from Dragonair (using 100 Candy) |
150 | Mewtwo | ![]() | Psychic |
151 | Mew | ![]() | Psychic Obtained by completing A Mythical Discovery research quest |
Have fun completing the Kanto Pokédex!