The Problem with Catching A Ditto

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Ditto, the Pokemon the had more theories of how the critter would be introduced into the game. Maybe it was already in the game? Maybe it will be a regional Pokemon? The beginning of Thanksgiving update proved us all wrong. The Pokemon community was in an uproar, everyone thought pictures were fake, or that they had caught the very first ditto; I believed that myself too, there wasn't anything about people catching Dittos when I did, which was on its release date.

It all began when my mom was trying to catch a Rattata for her "Youngster" achievement. She was outside with my brother at the time, showing him all the Christmas lights; he was on break from college. Not paying attention to her phone until they return inside, she noticed that it was a Ditto, nor a Rattata.

Ditto

Pidge

A few days go where we don't catch any around our house, though we wasted several Pokeballs in the process. In the photos above, you will see a Ditto and Pidgey. I bet you can't tell which is which, without looking at the caption. 

In the Pokemon Snap game, to get a Ditto we have to "disturb" a Bulbasaur before it will finally transform back into its original form. In the anime, it's first seen not able to fully copy Pokemon, and in the other Nintendo games, it's just itself, meaning that in all the other Pokemon games, Ditto can clearly be seen as Ditto, or abused into showing it's true form before any Pokeballs are "wasted". 

A simple tap frenzy on the confirmed Ditto disguises would be something interest to add, that way People don't have to participate in Niantic's money thirst scheme, buying Pokeballs because stops no longer drop many, and now trying to catch a Pokemon that might not actually be there.

Pokemon Stopped Spawning?

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I wasn't planning on covering this topic. It didn't seem worth my time to cover it, to be honest. I'm not too fond of it because there is only one Pokestop around my area so the tracking system doesn't really affect me. At least that is what I thought. It turns out it affects rural players, not to the point we can't even catch anything.

Before this rolled out; I wished I had a screenshot, there were several Pokemon popping up, not just your commons either in fact I have completed most of my Pokedex from my own house. Rare Pokemon just seemed to keep spawning, every time there was a migration, the Pokemon that use to spawn changed, and from there I was able to catch different Pokemon.

I'm not sure if this is the same for those who live in more populated places, I just know I went from catching several Pokemon a day, to not even finding any the next. Normally, this wouldn't be concerning, but it seems like Niantic keeps punishing rural players. Many times people have reached out to Niantic, trying to help rural trainers but so far it seems like they do the opposite of what you would expect. Let me know if you are having this problem too, hopefully, it's just a bug with the sightings tab but I'm not going to get my hopes up. 

Update: I have now had the game up for 2 hours, the only thing that has shown up was a Magikarp... it wasn't a ditto :/

A Belated Thank You We Should All Be a Part of

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There are several reasons each individual should be thankful, many things of which aren't shared but personal. Even if you don't celebrate Thanksgiving, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be thankful for the things you have. Only a week late, there is one person we should all consider thanking, and that is Satoshi Tajiri.

Tajiri had a dream, it began with his love for insects. He was very fond of insects and tadpoles found in the suburbs of Tokyo; later to form the idea of one of the largest creative franchises in the world. He loved insects so much, he wanted to share the thrills of collecting them with other children.

Getting a few of his friends together, Tajiri created Game Freak. When Tajiri discovered the Game Boy and Game Boy Linking Cable, his dream grew bigger, imagining the insects traveling through the wire.


Ultraman; a fantasy TV series influenced Tajiri to further his creation when the protagonist of the series used monsters that were contained in small capsules. He later pitched "Capsule Monsters" to Nintendo, only for his idea to be dismissed. Later on, Tajiri befriends Shigeki Morimoto who pitches the idea to Nintendo once again.

Once the game was funded, it spent 6 years in development, leading to a financial loss, and "Capsule Monsters" being changed to the well-known game "Pocket Monsters". Several members of Tajiri's team left him, while he stayed with his ship, everyone thought to be sinking. Many unpaid hours went by while the rest his team, including him, finished the game.

If it weren't for Tajiri being stubborn about his creation, we wouldn't have the Pokemon we know and love today. Though his team also deserves a big thank you for sticking with him through his long journey, and Nintendo as well for helping make it possible for everyone to share the joy of collecting "insects" Tajiri had.

Of course, if it weren't for Niantic, we wouldn't have Pokemon go. Though through a bit of hardship, not being very communicative and drastic changes to the game, we owe them a big thank you too.

I would like to Thank,

Satoshi Tajiri and his team, Nintendo, and Niantic for all of their hard work!

There is a Missing Team in Pokemon Go?

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Returning to the joys of my childhood TV series, Pokemon Indigo League, I came across a few stunning scenes. Though this is all fan based, it is still fun to believe that the Pokemon world is deeper than what as kids, once thought. I highly recommend, no matter your age, you watch the anime series.

Here is what I have found thus far...

It's just Squirtle, Charmander, and Bulbasaur, right? Look closely, not too closely, though or you can clearly see that I just used my phone to take this picture; I don't own any of these Pictures. If you can see that then you are looking to hard! I want you young and old trainers to look at the symbols setting behind the Pokemon.

Squirtle's symbol is red, Charmander's Blue, and Bulbasaur's Yellow. Meaning, in the Pokemon Go community, Squirtle belongs to Valor, Charmander belongs to Mystic, and Bulbasaur belongs to instinct. I can safely say, I am a true instinct. 

Where does that put Pikachu then? Ash starts with him, does that mean Ash isn't a part of a team? Or, just hear me out now, Ash could secretly be a part of team rocket? No, no, no, that wouldn't make sense because team rocket is always after Pikachu. But does that mean Team rocket isn't the missing team? Well, I'm not sure yet. Things got a little hairy as I progressed through the second episode.

This is an ancient hieroglyphic found while archeologist discovered King Tuts pyramid; not really, that would be interesting, though. The hieroglyphic above shows Moltres, Articuno, Zapdos, and Arcanine. Moltres, Articuno, and Zapdos; also known as the legendary birds are Pokemon goes team symbols. 

Moltres is team Valor, Articuno is Mystic, and Zapdos is Instinct. Where's Arcanine and its team? First of all the color would be green as seen in the picture above, but Zapdos is green and Arcanine is Yellow. Is it Possible Instinct took out this "green" team? 

Let's try and see if we can come up with a name for this so-called 4th team. A friend and I pondered over it for a brief moment and decided on Team Legend. There is a reason I agreed with him, that I didn't mention to him. We will go over the definitions of the team names really quick, shall we. 

Valor: great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle

Mystic: a person who seeks by contemplation and self-surrender to obtain unity with or absorption into the deity or the absolute, or who believes in the spiritual apprehension of truths that are beyond the intellect.

Instinct: an innate, typically fixed pattern of behavior in animals in response to certain stimuli

Legend: a traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated

Something tells me "legend" isn't the most accurate guess, but it works. Arcanine's Pokedex entry is "a Legendary Pokémon, Arcanine is known for its bravery and fierce loyalty." That is why I sided with my friend on "Legend" being the missing team. 

What happened to team "Legend"? Could team Legend be team Rocket, or did Instinct win the theorized Pokewar? 

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You Only Need 124 Candies for Those 3 Evolution Pokemon

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Ever evolve a Pokemon using every last bit of candy you have for it, and you go to look at it and see this one candy just hanging there? It's okay you aren't crazy, I have been paying close attention to the Pokemon I evolve. Not only that, but I have a theory as to why this happens. It doesn't seem to be a glitch or bug either.

Don't mind the 34% battery life left on my phone, that's not what we are looking at. In the photos above I show that I have 100 Cubone candies. I figured having 50-100 candies for a Pokemon that takes 50 to evolve would be easier to show you get candies from evolving. After evolving the Cubone, I should be left with 50 candies right? So why do I have 51?

Many know by now that you get a total of 4 candies per Pokemon catch. 3 for the catch and 1 for transferring. Do we really get 3 candies for the catch itself? I don't believe so. I think we get 2 candies for catching the Pokemon and a candy from the Pokemon itself, then another candy when, if we wish to transfer the Pokemon. How does this effect evolving, though?

When you evolve, you aren't only getting a good amount of experience, or possibly a new Pokemon in your Pokedex, you are getting a "new" Pokemon as well. This is why I believe you receive candy from the Pokemon itself. When I evolved the Cubone, I didn't transfer it, and it shouldn't register as anything such, but I still got an extra candy when Cubone became Marowak. Since I didn't catch Marowak, I didn't receive the 3 candies for catching a Pokemon, making me think that you only get 2 candies for catching.

What do you think? Do you get a candy for the Pokemon, or when you evolve do you think it means you are transferring the Pokemon of your choice? 

Who's That Pokemon? Johto Pokerap

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That's right it's time for Pokerap number 2 for the Johto Pokemon, soon coming to the game. Rumor is the new 100 Pokemon will be added on the 7th of December. I don't normally believe rumors, but as I recall, when the game first came out, I was talking with a friend and we both thought new generations of Pokemon would be released about every 6 months. 

I'm not sure if Niantic is still on this track, but they use to give us updates on Wednesdays. The 7th is a Wednesday, and the games first release date was July 6th... also a Wednesday. I would say it's a safe speculation to believe, but don't get your hopes up. Anything can change the release of the Johto Pokemon. 

My first Pokerap was poorly done if I do say so myself. I didn't know what to write, there really wasn't anything else for me to add to this article Pokerap Kanto Pokemon. That's different for this one however.

Shiny Pokemon appearing with the release of the new Pokemon; a rumor started a while back. I was disappointed that they weren't already in the game, but then it all made sense. Shiny Pokemon weren't added until Johto, the most recognizable being Gyarados. Though this is only a rumor, it is one I hope for. It would give me, and other players something more to do if the Pokedex is already completed; complete the Pokedex with shiny Pokemon.

The Unknown Pokemon, though counted as only a Single Pokemon, there are 28 of these letter shaped Pokemon two of them are the explication point and question mark while the others are the 26 letters in the latent alphabet. These ancient Pokemon are used as a lost language, and are fun to mess with or even use as means to communicate with friends.

The Egg Pokemon also known as Togepi might be something like Ditto. Togepi isn't like most other Pokemon and can be seen running around with part of it's shell still on. If I had to make a guess Togepi will be only obtained through hatching. This is just my thought so don't hold me too it. As interesting as it may be to only obtain a Pokemon through hatching Niantic may have other plans.



New forms to existing Pokemon will also appear which is why many have already seen articles over them. The new forms however will come from these already existing Pokemon.

Pikachu
Golbat
Clefairy
Jigglypuff
Onix
Polywhirl
Slopoke
Gloom
Hitmonlee/chan
Magmar
Jynx
Electrobuzz
Eevee
Kingdra
Porygon
Chancey
Scyther


  

Get Accuracy Bonus Throws Everytime

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In one of my latest posts, I covered how to get the accuracy "Nice" throw every time. Though many disbelieved I wouldn't cover how to get great and excellent throws, and just leave it at the "Nice" Bonus. Well, the truth is, I still need to collect data for the other bonuses and wasn't expecting to come across them both as fast as I did. I had an idea on how to get a Great throw often, but why settle for that when I can say I figured out how to get Excellent throws often. Getting an excellent throw is still hard to do, even after knowing how it's done. 

Many believe it all matters on how big the catch circle is, though that stands true, that isn't everything needed in order to get a bonus throw. The key to getting a bonus every time relies on not only the circle but also rather or not the ball lands in the catch circle, which is why it is so hard to get excellent throws unless you have mastered this technique. I'm still unsure rather the button of the ball needs to be facing the Pokemon, the main reason why is it doesn't seem to matter when I try for a "Nice" throw, but great and excellent it seems to matter, or I could just be barely missing the hit box for the accuracies. 

In the pictures below shows about where the catch circles need to be. Nice seems to be the most accurate screenshot of them all, but it's hard to time the delay just right. For both great and excellent, the circles need to be a tad bit smaller (or so I believe.) After you get the hang of accurate throws, you can then master the curve ball for the slightly increased catch rate alongside the accurate boost. Not to mention the extra experience given could boost the rate you level. 

The "L" throw people keep talking about (where you drag your Pokeball to either side of the screen.) seems to make it easier to throw curve balls, and maybe that's why it was implemented in the game. Hope these tips are as helpful for you as they are me, my family, and friends. 

Nice

Great

Excellent

How to Get a "Nice" Throw Every time!

I'm unsure if this is a glitch or if it's programmed into the game, either way, I got Nice throws left and right. Until I figured out why now I get the accuracy bonus almost every time I go to catch a Pokemon. The times I don't however, are because the circle that grows and shrinks isn't the right size. Yes, that's right, the key to getting a nice throw all depends on the size of the ring indicating the difficulty of the catch rate. Not only that but did you know that the smaller the circle the better chance you have of catching a Pokemon? 

Unfortunately, in this case, you want the circle to be the largest it can get. I have noticed that if it's just below the white catch frame circle then you still have a fairly high chance of getting the "Nice" throw, but not every time, like when the circle is on the catch frames shown in the picture above. I know it doesn't show that I got a nice throw, but try to get that screenshot was hard enough, trying to make sure everything was set. 

Either way, this may take a bit of practice, kind of like getting the curveball down (I still haven't mastered the curveball). If you are able to time things right when you throw curveballs, then this little trick will help you get not only a 10 extra experience for each catch but 20 extra points. It may not be much, but after level 20 any little experience is well worth it. Let me know if you are able to get nice throws left and right after reading this... friends are amused with me able to do this. Don't forget that curveballs increase the catch rate and so do accuracy throws, being guaranteed a nice throw should surely help in harder catches.       

Preparing for Second Generation

As many of you may not already know, there will be a new list of Pokemon entering Pokemon Go sometime in December. Most of them will be completely new, while others have are new evolutions to existing Pokemon, Some are first stage evolutions, other are final stage. Here is a list and a theory based on current amount of candies it will take to get some of the new Pokemon right when they are first released!

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Pichu - Unevolved form of Pikachu, 25 candies to get Pikachu and 100 Candies to get Raichu

Crobat - Final stage of Golbat, 25 candies to get Golbat, 100 candies for Crobat

Cleffa- Unevolved form of Clefairy, 25 candies to get Clefairy, 100 Candies to get Clefable

Igglybuff - Unevolved form of Jigglypuff, 25 candies to get Jigglypuff, 100 candies to get Wigglytuff

Steelix - Evolved form of Onix, 50 candies to get Steelix

Politoed - 2nd choice final evolution, 100 candies just like Polywrath

Slowking - Final Evolution of Slowpoke, 25 candies for Slowbro, 100 candies for Slowking

Bellossom - 2nd choice final evolution, 100 candies just like Vileplume

Tyrogue- Unevolved form of Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan, will work like Eevee, 25 candies have a
chance to get Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, or Hitmontop

Hitmontop- Evolved form of Tyrogue, 25 candies with a chance to get out of the three

Magby - Unevolved form of Magmar, 50 candies

Shoochum - Unevolved form of Jynx, 50 candies

Elekid - Unevolved form of Electrobuzz, 50 candies

Espeon, Umbreon - two more evolutions to Eevee, 25 candies as a chance to get (plausible easter egg, higher chance to get Espeon in the morning and Umbreon at night)

Kingdra - Final Stage of Horsea, 25 candies to get Seadra, 100 candies for Kingdra

Porygon 2 - Evolved form of Porygon, 50 candies

Blissey, Evolved form of Chaney, 50 candies

Scizor - Evolved form of Scyther, 50 candies

Please keep in mind this is all speculation, the amount of candies it can take to evolve these Pokemon may be different, though chances are most of these will be correct due to the system now. Most Pokemon with 3 evolutions will take a total of 125 candies, 25 for the second evolution, 100 for the third. Most Pokemon with 2 evolutions take 50 candies to evolve.

How to Take Gyms Down Easily

With many new players, and even players returning to the game after a long break from Pokemon here is a list of the Pokemon and their types. There are a few new ones that have been added, but what are they all weak against? What Pokemon can I use to take out a Fairy type? Well here is a list of the types and what they are weak against. If that isn't enough below the typing list will be a list of the same Pokemon, only with their weaknesses. The x2 means the moves are super effective against they type, leading to more damage. x.5 Means the move isn't very effective against that type leading to less damage.
Corrections to be made: x2 is actually X1.2 and .5 is suppose to be .8
Type Weaknesses:

Grass:

x2 Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice

 x.5 Ground, Water Grass, Electric

Water:

x2 Grass, Electric

 x.5 Steel, Fire, water, Ice

Fire:

x2 Ground, Rock, Water

x.5 Bug, Steel, Fire, Grass, Ice, Fairy

Electric:

x2 Gound

x.5 Flying, Steel, Electric

Rock:

x2 Fighting, Ground, Steel, Water, Grass

x.5 Normal, Flying, Poison, Fire

Ground:

x2 Water, Grass

x.5 Poison, Rock

Steel:

x2 Fighting, Ground, Fire

x.5 Normal Flying, Rock, Bug, Steel, Grass, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy

Fairy:

x2 Poison, Steel

x.5 Fighting, Bug, Dark

Dragon:

x2 Ice, Dragon, Fairy

x.5 Fire, Water, Grass, Electric

Poison:

x2 Ground, Psychic

x.5 Fighting, Bug, Dark, Fairy

Flying:

x2 Rock, Electric, Ice

x.5 Fighting, Bug, Grass

Psychic:

x2 Bug, Ghost, Dark

x.5 Fighting, Psychic

Normal:

x2 Fighting

Bug:

x2 Flying, Rock, Fire

x.5 Fighting, Ground, Grass

 Fighting:

x2 Flying, Psychic, Fairy

x.5 Rock, Bug, Dark

Ice:

x2 Fighting, Rock, Steel, Fire

x.5 Ice

Ghost:

x2 Ghost, Dark

x.5 Poison, Bug

Dark:

x2 Fighting, Bug, Fairy

x.5 Ghost, Dark

1. Bulbasaur -  Grass Poison                                   
2. Ivysaur - Grass Poison                                          
3. Venusaur - Grass Poison                                      
4. Charmaner - Fire                                  
5. Charmeleon - Fire                                  
6. Charizard - Fire Flying                                   
7. Squirtle - Water                                       
8. Wartortle - Water                                        
9. Blastiose - Water                                        
10. Caterpie - Bug                                     
11. Medapod - Bug                                     
12. Butterfree - Bug Flying                                   
13. Weedle - Bug Poison                                       
14. Kakuna - Bug Poison                                        
15. Beedrill - Bug Poison                                       
16. Pidgey - Normal Flying                                        
17. Pidgeotto - Normal Flying                                     
18. Pidgeot - Normal Flying                                       
19. Rattata - Normal                                         
20. Raticate - Normal                                       
21. Spearow - Normal Flying                                  
22. Fearow - Normal Flying                                        
23. Ekans - Poison                                         
24. Arbok - Poison                                          
25. Pikachu - Electric                                      
26. Raichu - Electric                                          
27. Sandshrew - Ground                                 
28. Sandslash - Ground                              
29. Nidoran Female - Poison                              
30. Nidorina - Poison                               
31. Nidoqueen - Poison     
32. Nidoran Male - Poison                      
33. Nidorino - Poison Ground                           
34. Nidoking - Poison Ground                            
35. Clefairy - Fairy                              
36. Clefable - Fairy                                   
37. Volpix - Fire                                
38. Ninetales - Fire                             
39. Jigglepuff - Normal Fairy                           
40. Wigglytuff - Normal Fairy                            
41. Zubat - Poison Flying                                        
42. Golbat - Poison Flying                          
43. Oddish - Grass Poison                      
44. Gloom - Grass Poison                       
45. Vileplume - Grass Poison         
46. Paras - Bug Grass                                  
47. Parasect - Bug Grass                      
48. Venonat - Bug Poison                          
49. Venomoth - Bug Poison                     
50. Diglett - Ground                                
51. Dugtrio - Ground                             
52. Meowth - Normal                               
53. Persian -  Normal                             
54. Psyduck - Water                        
55. Golduck - Water                      
56. Mankey - Fighting                         
57. Primape - Fighting                            
58. Growilth - Fire                         
59. Arcinine - Fire                              
60. Poliwag - Water                           
61. Poliwhirl - Water                     
62. Poliwarth - Water Fighting                          
63. Abra - Psychic                    
64. Kadabra - Psychic                                
65. Alakzam - Psychic                        
66. Machop - Fighting                         
67. Machoke - Fighting                      
68. Machamp - Fighting                       
69. Bellsprout - Grass Poison                       
70. Wheepingbell - Grass Poison               
71. Victreebell - Grass Poison                     
72. Tentacool - Water Poison                          
73. Tentacruel - Water Poison                         
74. Geodude - Rock Ground                         
75. Gravaler - Rock Ground                          
76. Golem - Rock Ground                       
77. Ponyta - Fire                             
78. Rapidash - Fire            
79. Slowpoke - Water Psychic                         
80. Slowbro - Water Psychic                          
81. Magnimite - Electric Steel                    
82. Magniton - Electric Steel                      
83. Farfetch'd - Normal Flying                      
84. Doduo - Normal Flying                       
85. Dotrio - Normal Flying                    
86. Seel - Water                               
87. Dewgong - Water Ice                    
88. Grimer - Poison                       
89. Muk - Poison                              
90. Shellder - Water                
91. Cloyster - Water Ice                           
92. Gastly - Ghost Poison                       
93. Haunter - Ghost Poison                       
94. Gengar - Ghost Posion                           
95. Onix - Rock Ground                             
96. Drowzy - Psychic                    
97. Hypno - Psychic                        
98. Krabby - Water                     
99. Kingler - Water                        
100. Voltorb - Electric                      
101. Electrode - Electric                         
102. Exeggcute - Grass Psychic                     
103. Exeggcutor - Grass Psychic                 
104. Cubone - Ground                     
105. Marowak - Ground       
106. Hitmonlee - Fighting                    
107. Hitmonchan - Fighting                    
108. Lickitung - Normal                  
109. Koffing - Poison     
110. Weezing - Poison                      
111. Rhyhorn - Ground Rock                    
112. Rhydon - Ground Rock                              
113. Chansey - Normal     
114. Tangula - Grass                           
115. Kangaskhan - Normal                 
116. Horsea - Water                             
117. Seadra - Water                        
118. Goldeen - Water                         
119. Seaking - Water                          
120. Staryu - Water                             
121. Starmie - Water Psychic                         
122. Mr. Mime - Water Psychic                     
123. Scyther - Bug Flying                          
124. Jynx - Ise Psychic                                
125. Electrabuzz - Electric                         
126. Magmar - Fire                            
127. Pinsir - Bug                              
128. Tauros - Normal                           
129. Magikarp - Water                   
130. Gyarados - Water Flying                         
131. Lapras - Water Ice                         
132. Ditto - Normal                               
133. Eevee - Normal                            
134. Vaporeon - Water                      
135. Jolteon - Electric                           
136. Flareon - Fire                      
137. Porygon - Normal                   
138. Omanyte - Rock Water                   
139. Omastar - Rock Water                  
140. Kabuto - Rock Water                     
141. Kabutops - Rock Water                   
142. Aerodactyl - Rock Flying                   
143. Snorlax - Normal                         
144. Articuno - Ice Flying                        
145. Zapdos - Electric Flying                        
146. Moltras - Fire Flying                            
147. Dratini - Dragon                          
148. Dragonair - Dragon                        
149. Dragonite - Dragon Flying                          
150. Mewtwo - Psychic                         
151. Mew - Psychic                   

Weaknesses           

1. Bulbasaur - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                                   
2. Ivysaur -  Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                                          
3. Venusaur - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                                    
4. Charmaner - Ground, Rock, Water                                  
5. Charmeleon - Ground, Rock, Water                                  
6. Charizard - Ground, Rock, Water, Electric, Ice                                   
7. Squirtle - Electric, Grass                                       
8. Wartortle - Electric, Grass                                        
9. Blastiose - Electric, Grass                                        
10. Caterpie - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                                      
11. Medapod - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                                     
12. Butterfree - Flying, Fire, Rock, Electric, Ice                                
13. Weedle - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                                     
14. Kakuna - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                                       
15. Beedrill - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                                       
16. Pidgey - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                                        
17. Pidgeotto - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                                     
18. Pidgeot - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                                       
19. Rattata - Fighting                                         
20. Raticate - Fighting                                      
21. Spearow - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                                  
22. Fearow - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                                        
23. Ekans - Ground, Psychic                                      
24. Arbok - Ground, Psychic                                           
25. Pikachu - Ground                                      
26. Raichu - Ground                                           
27. Sandshrew - Water, Grass, Ice                                  
28. Sandslash - Water, Grass, Ice                               
29. Nidoran - Ground, Psychic                               
30. Nidorina - Ground, Psychic                                
31. Nidorino - Ground, Psychic                             
32. Nidoqueen - Ground, Psychic, Water, Grass, Ice                          
33. Nidoking - Ground, Psychic, Water, Grass, Ice                             
34. Clefairy - Poison, Steel                              
35. Clefable - Poison, Steel                                    
36. Volpix - Ground, Rock, Water                                 
37. Ninetales - Ground, Rock, Water                              
38. Jigglepuff - Poison, Steel, Fighting                            
39. Wigglytuff - Poison, Steel, Fighting                            
40. Zubat - Ground, Psychic, Electric, Ice, Rock                                         
41. Golbat - Ground, Psychic, Electric, Ice, Rock                            
42. Oddish - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                       
43. Gloom - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                        
44. Vileplume - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice          
45. Paras - Flying, Fire, Rock, Poison, Bug, Ice                                  
46. Parasect - Flying, Fire, Rock, Poison, Bug, Ice                      
47. Venonat - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                           
48. Venomoth - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Fire, Rock                     
49. Diglett - Water, Grass, Ice                                 
50. Dugtrio - Water, Grass, Ice                              
51. Meowth - Fighting                               
52. Persian - Fighting                              
53. Psyduck - Electric, Grass                         
54. Golduck - Electric, Grass                      
55. Mankey - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                         
56. Primape - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                           
57. Growilth - Ground, Rock, Water                         
58. Arcinine - Ground, Rock, Water                              
59. Poliwag - Electric, Grass                            
60. Poliwhirl - Electric, Grass                     
61. Poliwarth - Electric, Grass, Flying, Psychic, Fairy                           
62. Abra - Bug, Ghost, Dark                    
63. Kadabra - Bug, Ghost, Dark                                
64. Alakzam - Bug, Ghost, Dark                         
65. Machop - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                          
66. Machoke - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                      
67. Machamp - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                       
68. Bellsprout - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                        
69. Wheepingbell - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                
70. Victreebell - Ground, Psychic, Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                      
71. Tentacool - Ground, Psychic, Electric, Grass                          
72. Tentacruel - Ground, Psychic, Electric Grass                         
73. Geodude - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                         
74. Gravaler - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                           
75. Golem - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                        
76. Ponyta - Ground, Rock, Water                             
77. Rapidash - Ground, Rock, Water            
78. Slowpoke - Bug, Ghost, Dark, Electric, Grass                         
79. Slowbro - Bug, Ghost, Dark, Electric, Grass                           
80. Magnimite - Ground, Fighting, Fire                    
81. Magniton - Ground, Fighting, Fire                      
82. Farfetch'd - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                       
83. Doduo - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                       
84. Dotrio - Fighting, Electric, Ice, Rock                    
85. Seel - Electric, Grass                                
86. Dewgong - Electric, Grass, Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel                    
87. Grimer - Ground, Psychic                         
88. Muk - Ground, Psychic                               
89. Shellder - Electric, Grass                
90. Cloyster - Electric, Grass, Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel                            
91. Gastly - Ground, Psychic, Bug, Ghost Dark                       
92. Haunter - Ground, Psychic, Bug, Ghost Dark                       
93. Gengar - Ground, Psychic, Bug, Ghost Dark                           
94. Onix - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                              
95. Drowzy - Bug, Ghost, Dark                    
96. Hypno - Bug, Ghost, Dark                        
97. Krabby - Electric, Grass                     
98. Kingler - Electric, Grass                        
99. Voltorb - Ground                       
100. Electrode - Ground                          
101. Exeggcute - Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice, Ghost, Dark                     
102. Exeggcutor - Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice, Ghost, Dark                 
103. Cubone - Water, Grass, Ice                      
104. Marowak - Water, Grass, Ice       
105. Hitmonlee - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                     
106. Hitmonchan - Flying, Psychic, Fairy                    
107. Lickitung - Fighting                  
108. Koffing - Ground, Psychic      
109. Weezing - Ground, Psychic                       
110. Rhyhorn - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                     
111. Rhydon - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel                               
112. Chansey - Fighting      
113. Tangula - Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice                            
114. Kangaskhan - Fighting                 
115. Horsea - Electric, Grass                             
116. Seadra - Electric, Grass                        
117. Goldeen - Electric, Grass                          
118. Seaking - Electric, Grass                           
119. Staryu - Electric, Grass                            
120. Starmie - Bug, Ghost, Dark, Electric, Grass                          
121. Mr. Mime - Bug, Ghost, Dark, Poison, Steel                      
122. Scyther - Flying, Fire, Rock, Electric, Ice                         
123. Jynx - Bug, Ghost, Dark, Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel                               
124. Electrabuzz - Ground                        
125. Magmar - Ground, Rock, Water                           
126. Pinsir - Flying, Fire, Rock                             
127. Tauros - Fighting                            
128. Magikarp - Electric, Grass                   
129. Gyarados - Electric, Grass, Rock, Ice                        
130. Lapras - Electric, Grass, Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel                         
131. Ditto - Fighting                                
132. Eevee - Fighting                            
133. Vaporeon - Electric, Grass                      
134. Jolteon - Ground                           
135. Flareon - Ground, Rock, Water                     
136. Porygon - Fighting                  
137. Omanyte - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel, Electric                    
138. Omastar - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel, Electric                  
139. Kabuto -  Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel, Electric                     
140. Kabutops - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel, Electric                     
141. Aerodactyl - Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ground, Steel, Electric, Rock                   
142. Snorlax - Fighting                         
143. Articuno - Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel, Electric, Ice                         
144. Zapdos - Ground, Ice, Rock, Electric                         
145. Moltras - Ground, Rock, Water, Electric, Ice                            
146. Dratini - Ice, Dragon, Fairy                          
147. Dragonair - Ice, Dragon, Fairy                         
148. Dragonite - Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Electric, Rock                          
149. Mewtwo - Bug, Ghost, Dark                          
150. Mew - Bug, Ghost, Dark