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Pokemon Red

Game info
Pokemon Red box art
Game Boy Kanto Feb 1996
Generation 1 Game Boy Region: Kanto 106 catchable in the wild Released: February 27, 1996

About the game

The game that started the entire series. You play as a young Trainer from Pallet Town who travels across the Kanto region, earns eight Badges, and tries to complete a Pokédex containing 151 creatures. Charizard dominates the cover, while Pokémon Red has its own set of version-exclusive Pokémon, including Ekans, Growlithe, and Scyther, none of which can be found in Pokémon Blue. Trading through a Game Link Cable was essential, not a novelty: without another player, completing the Pokédex was simply impossible.

Pokédex in this game

The number you see in the game is regional — different from the National number in our Pokédex. These lists keep the in-game order.

Related games (Generation 1)

Pokémon you can catch in this game (106)

A list of wild encounters from this specific version, not an approximation by generation. It does not include starters, gifts, trades or Pokémon obtained only by evolving. The sprites come from this release — this is how these Pokémon looked on screen back then.

#001
Bulbasaur in Pokemon Red
Bulbasaur
Grass Poison
#004
Charmander in Pokemon Red
Charmander
Fire
#007
Squirtle in Pokemon Red
Squirtle
Water
#010
Caterpie in Pokemon Red
Caterpie
Bug
#011
Metapod in Pokemon Red
Metapod
Bug
#013
Weedle in Pokemon Red
Weedle
Bug Poison
#014
Kakuna in Pokemon Red
Kakuna
Bug Poison
#016
Pidgey in Pokemon Red
Pidgey
Normal Flying
#017
Pidgeotto in Pokemon Red
Pidgeotto
Normal Flying
#019
Rattata in Pokemon Red
Rattata
Normal
#020
Raticate in Pokemon Red
Raticate
Normal
#021
Spearow in Pokemon Red
Spearow
Normal Flying
#022
Fearow in Pokemon Red
Fearow
Normal Flying
#023
Ekans in Pokemon Red
Ekans
Poison
#024
Arbok in Pokemon Red
Arbok
Poison
#025
Pikachu in Pokemon Red
Pikachu
Electric
#026
Raichu in Pokemon Red
Raichu
Electric
#029
Nidoran♀ in Pokemon Red
Nidoran♀
Poison
#030
Nidorina in Pokemon Red
Nidorina
Poison
#032
Nidoran♂ in Pokemon Red
Nidoran♂
Poison
#033
Nidorino in Pokemon Red
Nidorino
Poison
#035
Clefairy in Pokemon Red
Clefairy
Fairy
#039
Jigglypuff in Pokemon Red
Jigglypuff
Normal Fairy
#040
Wigglytuff in Pokemon Red
Wigglytuff
Normal Fairy
#041
Zubat in Pokemon Red
Zubat
Poison Flying
#042
Golbat in Pokemon Red
Golbat
Poison Flying
#043
Oddish in Pokemon Red
Oddish
Grass Poison
#044
Gloom in Pokemon Red
Gloom
Grass Poison
#046
Paras in Pokemon Red
Paras
Bug Grass
#047
Parasect in Pokemon Red
Parasect
Bug Grass
#048
Venonat in Pokemon Red
Venonat
Bug Poison
#049
Venomoth in Pokemon Red
Venomoth
Bug Poison
#050
Diglett in Pokemon Red
Diglett
Ground
#051
Dugtrio in Pokemon Red
Dugtrio
Ground
#054
Psyduck in Pokemon Red
Psyduck
Water
#055
Golduck in Pokemon Red
Golduck
Water
#056
Mankey in Pokemon Red
Mankey
Fighting
#058
Growlithe in Pokemon Red
Growlithe
Fire
#060
Poliwag in Pokemon Red
Poliwag
Water
#061
Poliwhirl in Pokemon Red
Poliwhirl
Water
#063
Abra in Pokemon Red
Abra
Psychic
#064
Kadabra in Pokemon Red
Kadabra
Psychic
#066
Machop in Pokemon Red
Machop
Fighting
#067
Machoke in Pokemon Red
Machoke
Fighting
#072
Tentacool in Pokemon Red
Tentacool
Water Poison
#074
Geodude in Pokemon Red
Geodude
Rock Ground
#075
Graveler in Pokemon Red
Graveler
Rock Ground
#077
Ponyta in Pokemon Red
Ponyta
Fire
#079
Slowpoke in Pokemon Red
Slowpoke
Water Psychic
#080
Slowbro in Pokemon Red
Slowbro
Water Psychic
#081
Magnemite in Pokemon Red
Magnemite
Electric Steel
#082
Magneton in Pokemon Red
Magneton
Electric Steel
#083
Farfetchd in Pokemon Red
Farfetchd
Normal Flying
#084
Doduo in Pokemon Red
Doduo
Normal Flying
#085
Dodrio in Pokemon Red
Dodrio
Normal Flying
#086
Seel in Pokemon Red
Seel
Water
#087
Dewgong in Pokemon Red
Dewgong
Water Ice
#088
Grimer in Pokemon Red
Grimer
Poison
#089
Muk in Pokemon Red
Muk
Poison
#090
Shellder in Pokemon Red
Shellder
Water
#092
Gastly in Pokemon Red
Gastly
Ghost Poison
#093
Haunter in Pokemon Red
Haunter
Ghost Poison
#095
Onix in Pokemon Red
Onix
Rock Ground
#096
Drowzee in Pokemon Red
Drowzee
Psychic
#097
Hypno in Pokemon Red
Hypno
Psychic
#098
Krabby in Pokemon Red
Krabby
Water
#099
Kingler in Pokemon Red
Kingler
Water
#100
Voltorb in Pokemon Red
Voltorb
Electric
#101
Electrode in Pokemon Red
Electrode
Electric
#102
Exeggcute in Pokemon Red
Exeggcute
Grass Psychic
#104
Cubone in Pokemon Red
Cubone
Ground
#105
Marowak in Pokemon Red
Marowak
Ground
#106
Hitmonlee in Pokemon Red
Hitmonlee
Fighting
#107
Hitmonchan in Pokemon Red
Hitmonchan
Fighting
#108
Lickitung in Pokemon Red
Lickitung
Normal
#109
Koffing in Pokemon Red
Koffing
Poison
#110
Weezing in Pokemon Red
Weezing
Poison
#111
Rhyhorn in Pokemon Red
Rhyhorn
Ground Rock
#112
Rhydon in Pokemon Red
Rhydon
Ground Rock
#113
Chansey in Pokemon Red
Chansey
Normal
#114
Tangela in Pokemon Red
Tangela
Grass
#115
Kangaskhan in Pokemon Red
Kangaskhan
Normal
#116
Horsea in Pokemon Red
Horsea
Water
#117
Seadra in Pokemon Red
Seadra
Water
#118
Goldeen in Pokemon Red
Goldeen
Water
#119
Seaking in Pokemon Red
Seaking
Water
#120
Staryu in Pokemon Red
Staryu
Water
#122
Mr. Mime in Pokemon Red
Mr. Mime
Psychic Fairy
#123
Scyther in Pokemon Red
Scyther
Bug Flying
#124
Jynx in Pokemon Red
Jynx
Ice Psychic
#125
Electabuzz in Pokemon Red
Electabuzz
Electric
#128
Tauros in Pokemon Red
Tauros
Normal
#129
Magikarp in Pokemon Red
Magikarp
Water
#131
Lapras in Pokemon Red
Lapras
Water Ice
#132
Ditto in Pokemon Red
Ditto
Normal
#133
Eevee in Pokemon Red
Eevee
Normal
#137
Porygon in Pokemon Red
Porygon
Normal
#138
Omanyte in Pokemon Red
Omanyte
Rock Water
#140
Kabuto in Pokemon Red
Kabuto
Rock Water
#142
Aerodactyl in Pokemon Red
Aerodactyl
Rock Flying
#143
Snorlax in Pokemon Red
Snorlax
Normal
#144
Articuno in Pokemon Red
Articuno
Ice Flying
#145
Zapdos in Pokemon Red
Zapdos
Electric Flying
#146
Moltres in Pokemon Red
Moltres
Fire Flying
#147
Dratini in Pokemon Red
Dratini
Dragon
#150
Mewtwo in Pokemon Red
Mewtwo
Psychic

Where to look (45 places)

Places in this game with the most species. All locations →

A diagram, not a world map: distances are not to scale, there are no coastlines, and a route that bends in the game is a straight line here. The directions are accurate, though — every connection matches the game. The legend below the drawing explains each symbol.

Celadon City — 31 PokémonCeladon CityCerulean Cave — 46 PokémonCerulean CaveCerulean City — 16 PokémonCerulean CityCinnabar Island — 27 PokémonCinnabar IslandDiglett's Cave — 8 PokémonDiglett's CaveFuchsia City — 14 PokémonFuchsia CityIndigo Plateau — 1 PokémonIndigo PlateauKanto Power Plant — 13 PokémonKanto Power PlantRoute 1 — 23 Pokémon1Route 10 — 44 Pokémon10Route 11 — 41 Pokémon11Route 12 — 37 Pokémon12Route 13 — 45 Pokémon13Route 14 — 34 Pokémon14Route 15 — 32 Pokémon15Route 16 — 25 Pokémon16Route 17 — 31 Pokémon17Route 18 — 38 Pokémon18Route 2 — 32 Pokémon2Route 22 — 29 Pokémon22Route 23 — 34 Pokémon23Route 24 — 39 Pokémon24Route 25 — 42 Pokémon25Route 26 — 30 Pokémon26Route 27 — 31 Pokémon27Route 28 — 20 Pokémon28Route 3 — 29 Pokémon3Route 4 — 34 Pokémon4Route 5 — 22 Pokémon5Route 6 — 41 Pokémon6Route 7 — 32 Pokémon7Route 8 — 31 Pokémon8Route 9 — 31 Pokémon9Safari Zone — 28 PokémonSafari ZoneSea Route 19 — 26 Pokémon19Sea Route 20 — 25 Pokémon20Sea Route 21 — 44 Pokémon21Victory Road — 20 PokémonVictory RoadLavender Town — 1 PokémonLavender TownMt. Moon — 15 PokémonMt. MoonPallet Town — 26 PokémonPallet TownPewter City — 13 PokémonPewter CityPokémon Mansion — 12 PokémonPokémon MansionPokémon Tower — 6 PokémonPokémon TowerRock Tunnel — 18 PokémonRock TunnelSaffron City — 8 PokémonSaffron CitySeafoam Islands — 28 PokémonSeafoam IslandsVermilion City — 26 PokémonVermilion CityViridian City — 13 PokémonViridian CityViridian Forest — 25 PokémonViridian Forest
  • Route — number inside
  • Sea route — Surf only
  • City
  • Pokémon League
  • Interior — cave, forest, tower; placed next to its entrance
  • Path between places
  • Path that requires Surf
  • Entrance to an interior — not a passage to the other side