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* Generation IV introduced the most evolutionary relatives to Pokémon from previous generations, numbering 29; Generation II introduced 19 and Generation III only 2. | * Generation IV introduced the most evolutionary relatives to Pokémon from previous generations, numbering 29; Generation II introduced 19 and Generation III only 2. | ||
** Generation V introduces none, the only generation other than Generation I which does not. | ** Generation V introduces none, the only generation other than Generation I which does not. | ||
*The even-numbered generations tend to introduce the most cross-generational evolutions, while the odd-numbered generations tend to instead introduce the most new evolutionary families, with few or sometimes no new cross-generational evolutions. | |||
**So far, there has been no new cross-generational evolutionary relatives introduced in an odd Generation that were not Baby Pokémon. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 20:03, 16 April 2013
This is a list of Pokémon that evolve into a Pokémon originating from a different generation. For example, Pichu (a Generation II Pokémon) evolves into Pikachu (a Generation I Pokémon).
A few of these Pokémon, as a result of new evolutions, become a part of evolutionary families with branched evolutions. Those Pokémon which evolve into a Pokémon of a previous generation, instead of from it, are specifically baby Pokémon.
Pikachu family
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Clefairy family
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Jigglypuff family
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Zubat family
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Oddish family
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Poliwag family
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Slowpoke family
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Magnemite family
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Onix family
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Hitmons
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Lickitung family
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Rhyhorn family
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Chansey family
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Tangela family
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Horsea family
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Mr. Mime family
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Scyther family
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Jynx family
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Electabuzz family
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Magmar family
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Eeveelutions
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Porygon family
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Snorlax family
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Togepi family
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Marill family
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Sudowoodo family
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Aipom family
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Yanma family
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Murkrow family
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Misdreavus family
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Wobbuffet family
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Gligar family
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Sneasel family
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Swinub family
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Mantine family
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Ralts family
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Nosepass family
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Roselia family
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Duskull family
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Chimecho family
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Snorunt family
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Trivia
- Generation IV introduced the most evolutionary relatives to Pokémon from previous generations, numbering 29; Generation II introduced 19 and Generation III only 2.
- Generation V introduces none, the only generation other than Generation I which does not.
- The even-numbered generations tend to introduce the most cross-generational evolutions, while the odd-numbered generations tend to instead introduce the most new evolutionary families, with few or sometimes no new cross-generational evolutions.
- So far, there has been no new cross-generational evolutionary relatives introduced in an odd Generation that were not Baby Pokémon.
See also