User:Anzasquiddles/List of Indonesian Pokémon names (fanmade)

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DISCLAIMER: These names are not official. This is just something I'm doing for fun.

Welcome! This is my personal project, where I try to come up with Indonesian names for Pokémon. With more and more Pokémon media being translated into Indonesian (such as mobile games and TCG), I think it's a bit weird that they still use English Pokémon names instead of original Indonesian names.

Notes

• All names must fit the 12-character limit for Latin alphabet languages.
• Some names I decided to keep the same as, or transliterate from, the Japanese/English names. These names are usually for really iconic and well known Pokémon (eg. Pikachu), or legendary/mythical Pokémon (eg. Raikou). Or I just think the names do not need changing.
  • Generally speaking, if a Pokémon's English name is the same as its Japanese, I will go and use the Japanese name as well.
• I will put notes on some of these entries, basically stating my opinions, putting alternate names I've considered, and whatnot.

Pronunciation guides

Note that I am not a linguist, so these are just approximations of what I think they sound like when compared to general English vowels.

• Vowels: Vowels are generally consistent (with one exception)
  • "A" makes a roughly open /a/ sound (as in "art").
  • "I", "Y" make an /i/ sound (as in "bit", "rhythm").
    • "SY" generally makes a "sh" or /ʃ/ sound.
  • "U" makes an /u/ sound (as in "book", "full").
  • "O" makes an /o/ sound (as in "rob").
  • "E" can make either a mid-front /e/ sound (as in "bed") or a schwa /ə/ sound (as in "berg"). It isn't generally indicated which pronunciation will be used, so figuring out which is which can be a trial and error thing. Sometimes the different e's are marked, with acute e ("é") for the mid-front /e/ sound (eg. "Pokémon"), and circumflex e ("ê") for the schwa /e/ sound.
• "C" always makes a "ch" or /t͡ʃ/ sound (as in "cheese"). Example: Cabai (pronounced "cha-bai").
• "G" is always a hard G. (Soft G is just a J in disguise, anyway.)
• Exceptions to these: Loanwords in which the letters are pronounced differently (eg. "C" may make a "k" sound or an "s" sound if it's part of a loanword). I generally try to make sure all my Pokémon names are written as how they are pronounced, though.

List of Indonesian Pokémon names (fanmade)

Generation I

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0008		カメール Kameil	Wartortle	Ombakura	Ombak: Indonesian for wave; especially sea waves Kura-kura: Indonesian for tortoise or turtle	—
0009		カメックス Kamex	Blastoise	Tankura	English tank Kura-kura: Indonesian for tortoise or turtle	—
0023		アーボ Arbo	Ekans	Ralu	Ular: Indonesian for snake; spelled backward	—
0024		アーボック Arbok	Arbok	Arbok	Kobra: Indonesian for cobra; spelled backward Same as Japanese/English names	—
0025		ピカチュウ Pikachu	Pikachu	Pikachu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0026		ライチュウ Raichu	Raichu	Raichu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0029		ニドラン♀ Nidoran♀	Nidoran♀	Nidoran♀	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0030		ニドリーナ Nidorina	Nidorina	Nidorina	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0031		ニドクイン Nidoqueen	Nidoqueen	Nidoratu	Nidoran Ratu: Indonesian for queen	—
0032		ニドラン♂ Nidoran♂	Nidoran♂	Nidoran♂	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0033		ニドリーノ Nidorino	Nidorino	Nidorino	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0034		ニドキング Nidoking	Nidoking	Nidoraja	Nidoran Raja: Indonesian for king	—
0041		ズバット Zubat	Zubat	Zubat	Same as Japanese/English names	The Zubat line's names are the same in almost all Pokémon localizations, so I might as well.
0042		ゴルバット Golbat	Golbat	Golbat	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0046		パラス Paras	Paras	Paras	Same as Japanese/English names	"Paras" is actually an Indonesian word, meaning "face" or "facial appearance", which is unrelated to this Pokémon, but I decided to keep the Japanese name anyway because why not.
0047		パラセクト Parasect	Parasect	Parasera	Parasit: Indonesian for parasite Serangga: Indonesian for bug, insect	—
0052		ニャース Nyarth	Meowth	Miawth	Transliteration of English name	This name is not coined by me! Instead, it was used in various materials related to the anime: [1], [2], [3].
0053		ペルシアン Persian	Persian	Persian	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0063		ケーシィ Casey	Abra	Abra	Same as English name	—
0064		ユンゲラー Yungerer	Kadabra	Kadabra	Same as English name	Uri Geller.
0065		フーディン Foodin	Alakazam	Alakazam	Same as English name	I had considered using the German name "Simsala" for this mon, derived from the incantation "simsalabim", which is more common in Indonesia than "alakazam"; but honestly, the name Alakazam works just fine.
0077		ポニータ Ponyta	Ponyta	Ponita	Kuda poni: Indonesian for pony Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0079		ヤドン Yadon	Slowpoke	Silamban	Si Lamban: Indonesian, lit. "the slow [one]" Also sounds similar to siluman: Indonesian, roughly translates to "demon"	...To be fair, this series isn't called "Pocket Monsters" for nothing.
0080		ヤドラン Yadoran	Slowbro	Sanglamban	Sang Lamban: Indonesian, lit. "the slow [one]" Also from Silamban (Slowpoke)	...Yes, both "si" and "sang" are both used in epithets as "the", but "sang" is more formal and poetic. Special thanks to fellow Bulbagarden member silurica for suggesting this name. Also, incidentally, C.Ezra.M pointed out that the name also contains a corruption of langsam (German for slow). I didn't intend it, but that's a fun coincidence!
0082		レアコイル Rarecoil	Magneton	Magneton	Same as English name	—
0084		ドードー Dodo	Doduo	Doduo	Same as English name	—
0085		ドードリオ Dodorio	Dodrio	Dodrio	Same as English name	—
0087		ジュゴン Jugon	Dewgong	Duyugong	Duyung, ikan duyung: Indonesian for dugong English dugong	The word "duyung" also forms the Indonesian term "putri duyung" (mermaid, lit. "dugong princess"). du yu even gong, bro?
0091		パルシェン Parshen	Cloyster	Mutiaram	Mutiara: Indonesian for pearl Tiram: Indonesian for oyster	—
0092		ゴース Ghos	Gastly	Ghast	English/Indonesian gas English ghost, ghast	—
0093		ゴースト Ghost	Haunter	Hantur	English name Haunter Hantu: Indonesian for ghost	If you think it's lame that I only added "R" to the Indonesian word for ghost for this mon's name, let me introduce you to this Indonesian Haunter card, which translates Haunter's name in the card's dex entry into simply "Hantu". It's just like how this mon's Japanese name is literally just "Ghost", i guess.
0094		ゲンガー Gangar	Gengar	Gengar	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0095		イワーク Iwark	Onix	Onix	Same as English name	—
0100		ビリリダマ Biriridama	Voltorb	Bolta	Bola: Indonesian for ball, sphere English bolt Alessandro Volta: Inventor of the electric battery	I'm used to naming my Voltorb "Volta" when playing Pokémon GO and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, so this is a no-brainer... is what i would have said if it didn't take me months to finally come up with this name.
0101		マルマイン Marumine	Electrode	Bombolta	Bom: Indonesian for bomb Bolta (Voltorb)	In the Indonesian translation of the TCG, Electrode was named "Elektroda" (literally just the Indonesian translation of the English word "electrode"), although this was changed in an errata issued on March 19, 2021. You can see cards named "Elektroda" here: [4], [5].
0116		タッツー Tattu	Horsea	Dalau	Kuda laut: Indonesian for seahorse	—
0117		シードラ Seadra	Seadra	Laudra	Kuda laut: Indonesian for seahorse Laut: Indonesian for sea English dragon Hydra: serpentine water monster from Greek mythology Samudra, samudera: Indonesian for ocean	Not to be confused with "Loudred".
0126		ブーバー Boober	Magmar	Magmar	Same as English name	boober
0128		ケンタロス Kentauros	Tauros	Tauros	Same as English name	—
0130		ギャラドス Gyarados	Gyarados	Gyarados	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0131		ラプラス Laplace	Lapras	Lapras	Same as English name	—
0132		メタモン Metamon	Ditto	Metamon	Same as Japanese name	—
0133		イーブイ Eievui	Eevee	Eivie	Roughly similar to the Indonesian pronunciations of E (/e/) and V (/ve/), the first two letters of evolusi (Indonesian for evolution) Name forms a palindrome	—
0137		ポリゴン Porygon	Porygon	Porygon	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0138		オムナイト Omnite	Omanyte	Omanit	Ammonit: Indonesian for ammonite Transliteration of English name	—
0139		オムスター Omstar	Omastar	Omastar	Same as English name	—
0140		カブト Kabuto	Kabuto	Kabuto	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0141		カブトプス Kabutops	Kabutops	Kabutops	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0147		ミニリュウ Miniryu	Dratini	Nagini	Naga: Indonesian for dragon नागिनी Nāgini: Sanskrit, female form of नाग Nāga, a race of divine serpent people from various South Asian mythologies. The Indonesian word naga is derived from the Sanskrit. English mini, teeny, tiny	If you have any comments related to a certain wizarding franchise, please leave them at the door.

Generation II

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0152		チコリータ Chicorita	Chikorita	Chikorita	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0153		ベイリーフ Bayleaf	Bayleef	Saurlam	-saurus: Greek-derived suffix for dinosaur names Daun salam: Indonesian for bay leaf	—
0154		メガニウム Meganium	Meganium	Meganium	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0163		ホーホー Hoho	Hoothoot	Kukku	Kukku, ku kuuu, kukuk: Indonesian onomatopoeia for owl sounds Also sounds like English cuckoo (as in cuckoo clock)	—
0165		レディバ Rediba	Ledyba	Lediba	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0166		レディアン Redian	Ledian	Ledian	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0168		アリアドス Ariados	Ariados	Ariados	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0169		クロバット Crobat	Crobat	Krobat	Akrobat: Indonesian for acrobat Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0172		ピチュー Pichu	Pichu	Pichu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0175		トゲピー Togepy	Togepi	Togepi	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0176		トゲチック Togechick	Togetic	Togetik	刺 Toge: Japanese for spike Pitik: Sundanese for chick, Javanese for chicken Transliteration of English name	—
0177		ネイティ Naty	Natu	Natu	Same as English name	—
0178		ネイティオ Natio	Xatu	Xatu	Same as English name	—
0183		マリル Maril	Marill	Maril	Same as Japanese name	—
0184		マリルリ Marilli	Azumarill	Azumaril	Transliteration of English name	—
0185		ウソッキー Usokkie	Sudowoodo	Pepohong	Pohon: Indonesian for tree Pepohonan: Indonesian for trees, woods Bohong: Indonesian for lie (untruth) Pembohong: Indonesian for liar Pohong: Javanese for cassava, which Sudowoodo kinda resembles?	—
0191		ヒマナッツ Himanuts	Sunkern	Kuacilik	Kuaci: Indonesian for various types of salted seed snacks; most often sunflower seeds Cilik: Indonesian for small, young, childish	—
0192		キマワリ Kimawari	Sunflora	Blumentari	Blume: German for flower Mentari, matahari: Indonesian for sun Bunga matahari: Indonesian for sunflower	German! Because why not?
0193		ヤンヤンマ Yanyanma	Yanma	Yanma	Same as English name	—
0194		ウパー Upah	Wooper	Wuppah	Similar to Japanese/English names	—
0199		ヤドキング Yadoking	Slowking	Syahlamban	Syah: Indonesian archaic word for king, derived from Persian royal title of shah Lamban: Indonesian for slow Also from Silamban (Slowpoke; see section "Generation I")	—
0201		アンノーン Unknown	Unown	Annon	Anonim: Indonesian for anonymous; often shortened to "anon" in slang Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0202		ソーナンス Sonans	Wobbuffet	Bagitu	English bag (as in punching bag) Begitu: Indonesian for "like that" Begitulah: Indonesian for "That's [how it is]"; riffing on Wobbuffet's Japanese name being a pun on そうなんす Sō na-n-su ("That's the way it is.").	This name is not coined by me! It was actually created by the official localizers. It was even used a few times in official anime promos ([6], [7]) and once in the TCG, although it has not gotten any more use since. It's really weird that the localizers came up with a name but didn't seem to be interested in using it.
0203		キリンリキ Kirinriki	Girafarig	Zarafaraz	Zarafah: Indonesian for giraffe Name forms a palindrome	"Jerapah" is the more commonly used Indonesian word for giraffe, but I went with "zarafah" because Z is a cool letter.
0204		クヌギダマ Kunugidama	Pineco	Pinusam	Pinus, tusam: Indonesian for pine	—
0209		ブルー Bulu	Snubbull	Anbull	Anjing: Indonesian for dog English bulldog	"Bulu" is an actual Indonesian word, meaning "feather" or "fur/hair".
0210		グランブル Granbulu	Granbull	Granbull	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0211		ハリーセン Harysen	Qwilfish		Ikan buntal: Indonesian for pufferfish ??	"Shout-outs to the best Pokémon, Qwilfish. Keepin' it real since 2001."
0214		ヘラクロス Heracros	Heracross	Herakros	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0218		マグマッグ Magmag	Slugma	Magput	English/Indonesian magma Siput: Indonesian for snail/slug	—
0219		マグカルゴ Magcargot	Magcargo	Magkargo	English/Indonesian magma Escargot: French for snail Kargo: Indonesian for cargo Transliteration of Japanese/English names	I had thought of changing it to something else (maybe like "Magmargo" or something), but the escargot/cargo pun is simply way too good to change.
0230		キングドラ Kingdra	Kingdra	Kingdra	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0231		ゴマゾウ Gomazou	Phanpy		Gajah: Indonesian for elephant ??	—
0232		ドンファン Donfan	Donphan	Donfan	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0233		ポリゴン2 Porygon2	Porygon2	Porygon2	Same as Japanese/English names	The number 2 is pronounced as "dua" in Indonesian. Yes, like "Dua Lipa".
0239		エレキッド Elekid	Elekid	Elekid	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0240		ブビィ Buby	Magby	Magmayi	English/Indonesian magma Bayi: Indonesian for baby	booby
0241		ミルタンク Miltank	Miltank	Miltank	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0243		ライコウ Raikou	Raikou	Raikou	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0244		エンテイ Entei	Entei	Entei	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0245		スイクン Suicune	Suicune	Suikun	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0249		ルギア Lugia	Lugia	Lugia	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0250		ホウオウ Houou	Ho-Oh	Ho-Oh	Same as English name	—
0251		セレビィ Celebi	Celebi	Selebi	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—

Generation III

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0278		キャモメ Camome	Wingull	Galmar	English gull Camar: Indonesian for gull English fulmar (a type of seabird similar in appearance to a gull)	No, I have never played Skyrim. I came up with this name first before googling it and finding that there's a Skyrim character I had never heard of with this name.
0279		ペリッパー Pelipper	Pelipper	Pelipper	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0280		ラルトス Ralts	Ralts	Ralts	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0281		キルリア Kirlia	Kirlia	Kirlia	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0287		ナマケロ Namakero	Slakoth	Kungkantuk	Kungkang: Indonesian for sloth (the animal) Kantuk: Indonesian for sleepy, sleepiness	—
0288		ヤルキモノ Yarukimono	Vigoroth	Kungmangat	Kungkang: Indonesian for sloth (the animal) Semangat: Indonesian for passion, vigor	—
0289		ケッキング Kekking	Slaking	Kungking	Kungkang: Indonesian for sloth (the animal) English king	I often struggle coming up with these names. Slaking is the opposite: I came up with so many names for this thing, and I had a hard time deciding which one I ultimately want to use. Other candidates include Kingkung (similar to King Kong), Kingkang (also similar to King Kong; and also the name of a village in Central Java, apparently), and Kingkungkang.
0293		ゴニョニョ Gonyonyo	Whismur	Bibisik	Bisik: Indonesian for whisper	—
0294		ドゴーム Dogohmb	Loudred	Barbarisik	Barbar: Indonesian for barbaric Berisik: Indonesian for noisy	—
0296		マクノシタ Makunoshita	Makuhita	Makuhita	Same as English name	—
0297		ハリテヤマ Hariteyama	Hariyama	Hariyama	Same as English name	—
0298		ルリリ Ruriri	Azurill	Azuril	Transliteration of English name	—
0299		ノズパス Nosepass	Nosepass	Hidungalor	Hidung: Indonesian for nose Ngalor: Javanese for "to go north"	The Indonesian word "hidung" is not to be confused with Sundanese "hideung", meaning "black".
0311		プラスル Prasle	Plusle	Plusar	English/Indonesian plus Arnab: Malay for rabbit Anagram of pulsar	When I was a kid, I watched a bootleg copy of Destiny Deoxys with poorly translated subtitles, which also gave original "localized" names for various Pokémon, such as "Odyssey" for "Deoxys". Plusle and Minun's names were translated to "Arnab Positif" (lit. "Positive Rabbit") and "Arnab Negatif" (lit. "Negative Rabbit) respectively, which I thought was pretty funny.
0312		マイナン Minun	Minun	Minab	English/Indonesian minus Arnab: Malay for rabbit
0314		イルミーゼ Illumise	Illumise	Illumise	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0315		ロゼリア Roselia	Roselia	Roselia	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0318		キバニア Kibanha	Carvanha	Pirahang	English/Indonesian piranha Rahang: Indonesian for jaw	—
0319		サメハダー Samehader	Sharpedo	Hiudal	Hiu: Indonesian for shark Rudal: Indonesian for missile, short for "peluru kendali" (controlled artillery)	—
0324		コータス Cotoise	Torkoal	Kurabara	Kura-kura: Indonesian for tortoise or turtle Batu bara, batubara: Indonesian for coal	—
0325		バネブー Baneboo	Spoink	Pigas	English pig Pegas: Indonesian for spring (the elastic kind)	—
0329		ビブラーバ Vibrava	Vibrava	Vibrava	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0331		サボネア Sabonea	Cacnea	Kaknea	Kaktus: Indonesian for cactus Transliteration of English name	—
0332		ノクタス Noctus	Cacturne	Noktus	Nokturnal: Indonesian for nocturnal Kaktus: Indonesian for cactus Transliteration of Japanese name	—
0333		チルット Tyltto	Swablu	Pastyl	Kapas: Indonesian for cotton English/Indonesian pastel (subdued, light color) Mytyl and Tyltyl (main characters of The Blue Bird by Belgian playwright Maurice Maeterlinck)	The Indonesian word "pastel" also refers to curry puffs, derived from the Portuguese word pastel (fried pastry).
0334		チルタリス Tyltalis	Altaria	Altaria	Same as English name	—
0335		ザングース Zangoose	Zangoose	Zangarang	斬 Zan: Japanese for slash Garangan: Indonesian for mongoose Garang: Indonesian for ferocious	—
0336		ハブネーク Habunake	Seviper	Habudak	波布 Habu: Japanese (Ryukyuan) term for certain pit vipers Beludak: Indonesian for viper	—
0337		ルナトーン Lunatone	Lunatone	Lunatu	Luna: Latin for Moon Batu: Indonesian for stone	—
0338		ソルロック Solrock	Solrock	Solrok	Sol: Latin for Sun English rock Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0347		アノプス Anopth	Anorith	Anorith	Same as English name	—
0348		アーマルド Armaldo	Armaldo	Armaldo	Same as Japanese/English names	Armaldo is a weird name. Like, it sounds very similar to real people names like Arnold or Leonardo, even though it's not one. It really messes with my head.
0357		トロピウス Tropius	Tropius	Tropius	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0359		アブソル Absol	Absol	Absol	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0369		ジーランス Glanth	Relicanth	Relikanth	Transliteration of English name Contains the words relik, relikui (Indonesian for relic) and ikan (Indonesian for fish)	The Indonesian coelacanth (the one with the brown coloration Relicanth most closely resembles) is locally known as "ikan raja laut", literally "sea king fish". Something about Relicanth's Japanese name that I have never seen anyone talk about: it sounds so... weird thanks to character limits. The intended name was most likely going to be ジーラカンス Jīrakansu (like シーラカンス Shīrakansu (Coelacanth) but you replace the シー shī with ジー / 爺 jī, meaning "old man"); however, since at the time Japanese Pokémon names were limited to 5 characters, the name got shortened to ジーランス Jīransu. Now, why they transliterated it to Glanth (like G-Lanth), of all things, is a mystery I don't think I will ever know the answer to. Also, an alternate name I came up with that ended up unused was Dahulakanth, derived from dahulu kala (Indonesian for "a long time ago") and English coelacanth. I ended up scrapping it because it is an incredibly dumb name. Whew, that's a lot of paragraphs talking about Relicanth of all things. Anyway!
0374		ダンバル Dumbber	Beldum	Belbar	Barbel: Indonesian for dumbbell	—
0375		メタング Metang	Metang	Metang	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0376		メタグロス Metagross	Metagross	Metagross	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0377		レジロック Regirock	Regirock	Regirokk	Rokke: Middle English for rock Transliteration of Japanese/English names	Tried adjusting the names for these three so that they are spelled the same way they are phonetically pronounced. A bit awkward, but whatever works, I suppose. (Regigigas, Regieleki, and Regidrago do not have this problem, so their names are unchanged.)
0378		レジアイス Regice	Regice	Regiais	Ais: Malay for ice Transliteration of Japanese/English names
0379		レジスチル Registeel	Registeel	Registahl	Regis: Latin for royal Stahl: German for steel
0380		ラティアス Latias	Latias	Latias	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0381		ラティオス Latios	Latios	Latios	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0382		カイオーガ Kyogre	Kyogre	Kaioger	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	I love this mon but I never liked the romanization of its name. I (and I assume so many other people) would always pronounce the first syllable as "kyo" instead of the intended "kai-o".
0383		グラードン Groudon	Groudon	Groudon	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0384		レックウザ Rayquaza	Rayquaza	Rayquaza	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0385		ジラーチ Jirachi	Jirachi	Jirachi	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0386		デオキシス Deoxys	Deoxys	Deoxys	Same as Japanese/English names	—

Generation IV

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0396		ムックル Mukkuru	Starly	Starlak	English starling Jalak: Indonesian for starling	—
0397		ムクバード Mukubird	Staravia	Staravia	Same as English name	If the German loc can get away with not giving unique localized names for 2/3 of this line, I think I can too.
0398		ムクホーク Mukuhawk	Staraptor	Staraptor	Same as English name
0399		ビッパ Bippa	Bidoof	Bidoh	Biwara: Indonesian for beaver Bodoh: Indonesian for stupid, dumb "D'oh!": Catchphrase of Homer Simpson, from the American sitcom The Simpsons	Special thanks to fellow Lewtwo Discord member ashbinary for suggesting this name. (I'm actually upset at myself that I didn't come up with this name first, it's so good. D'oh!)
0400		ビーダル Beadaru	Bibarel	Bibarel	Biwara: Indonesian for beaver Barel: Indonesian for barrel Same as English name	—
0404		ルクシオ Luxio	Luxio	Luxio	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0405		レントラー Rentorar	Luxray	Luxinar	Lux: Latin for light Sinar: Indonesian for ray Sinar X: Indonesian for X-ray	Contains the "Lux-" beginning of its English name and the "-ar" ending of its Japanese name. Fun!
0407		ロズレイド Roserade	Roserade	Rosarada	English rose Mascarada: Spanish for masquerade Similar to Japanese/English names	—
0417		パチリス Pachirisu	Pachirisu	Pachirisu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0418		ブイゼル Buoysel	Buizel	Buizel	Same as English name	—
0419		フローゼル Floazel	Floatzel	Flozel	Similar to Japanese/English names Also contains English flow	—
0434		スカンプー Skunpuu	Stunky	Sigusuk	Sigung: Indonesian for skunk Busuk: Indonesian for stinky, smelly, rotten	—
0435		スカタンク Skutank	Skuntank	Sigutank	Sigung: Indonesian for skunk English tank	—
0436		ドーミラー Dohmirror	Bronzor	Mirrunggu	English mirror Perunggu: Indonesian for bronze	—
0437		ドータクン Dohtakun	Bronzong	Perunggong	Perunggu: Indonesian for bronze English/Indonesian gong	—
0438		ウソハチ Usohachi	Bonsly	Bohonsai	Bohong: Indonesian for lie (untruth) Japanese/Indonesian 盆栽 bonsai	—
0441		ペラップ Perap	Chatot	Nuricara	Nuri: Indonesian for parrot Bicara: Indonesian for "[to] talk, [to] speak"	—
0447		リオル Riolu	Riolu	Riolu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0448		ルカリオ Lucario	Lucario	Lukario	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0449		ヒポポタス Hippopotas	Hippopotas	Hippopotas	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0450		カバルドン Kabaldon	Hippowdon		Kuda nil, kudanil: Indonesian for hippopotamus ??	Fun fact: the Indonesian word "kuda nil" literally translates to "horse of the Nile". "Hippopotamus" itself is derived from Greek for "river horse", so that's pretty neat.
0451		スコルピ Scorupi	Skorupi	Skorupi	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0452		ドラピオン Dorapion	Drapion	Drakala	Drakula: Indonesian for Dracula Kalajengking: Indonesian for scorpion	—
0456		ケイコウオ Keikouo	Finneon	Finneon	Same as English name	—
0457		ネオラント Neolant	Lumineon	Lumineon	Same as English name	—
0467		ブーバーン Booburn	Magmortar	Magmanon	English/Indonesian magma English cannon	Not to be confused with Magnamon. That's a different franchise.
0468		トゲキッス Togekiss	Togekiss	Togekiss	Same as English name	—
0469		メガヤンマ Megayanma	Yanmega	Yanmega	Same as English name	—
0474		ポリゴンZ Porygon-Z	Porygon-Z	Porygon-Z	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0476		ダイノーズ Dainose	Probopass		Grana: Javanese (formal) for nose ??	"Shout-outs to the best Pokémon, Probopass. Keepin' it real, 1999."
0479		ロトム Rotom	Rotom	Rotom	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0483		ディアルガ Dialga	Dialga	Dialga	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0484		パルキア Palkia	Palkia	Palkia	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0486		レジギガス Regigigas	Regigigas	Regigigas	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0487		ギラティナ Giratina	Giratina	Giratina	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0488		クレセリア Cresselia	Cresselia	Kresselia	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0489		フィオネ Phione	Phione	Fione	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0490		マナフィ Manaphy	Manaphy	Manafy	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0491		ダークライ Darkrai	Darkrai	Darkrai	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0492		シェイミ Shaymin	Shaymin	Sheymin	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0493		アルセウス Arceus	Arceus	Arceus	Same as Japanese/English names	"Is it pronounced with a hard C or a soft C?" Neither. It's pronounced with a /ch/ sounding "C" (like "Ar-chay-us"). That way, nobody is happy :D But really though, pronounce the C however you want. When adapting these names to Indonesian, I usually try to change pronunciation traps (things like soft G or C, or unintuitive spelling in general) so that they are more easier to pronounce, but I'll make an exception just for this one.

Generation V

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0494		ビクティニ Victini	Victini	Viktini	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0495		ツタージャ Tsutarja	Snivy	Jalular	Jalar: Indonesian for "[to] creep", "[to] slither" Tanaman menjalar, Tanaman merambat: Indonesian for vine 蛇 Ja: Japanese for snake Ular: Indonesian for snake	—
0496		ジャノビー Janovy	Servine	Jaludak	Jalar: Indonesian for "[to] creep", "[to] slither" Tanaman menjalar, Tanaman merambat: Indonesian for vine 蛇 Ja: Japanese for snake Beludak: Indonesian for viper	—
0497		ジャローダ Jalorda	Serperior	Jalorda	Same as Japanese name Also contains the following: Jalar: Indonesian for "[to] creep", "[to] slither" Tanaman menjalar, Tanaman merambat: Indonesian for vine	—
0498		ポカブ Pokabu	Tepig	Bapi	Babi: Indonesian for pig Api: Indonesian for fire	Bupy! I can't believe I didn't think of this name sooner, it's so cute.
0517		ムンナ Munna	Munna	Munna	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0518		ムシャーナ Musharna	Musharna	Musharna	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0519		マメパト Mamepato	Pidove	Darapati	[Burung] dara, merpati: Indonesian for pigeon or dove	Burung dara, burung merpati Terbang cepat, ya tuan, tiada tara Bilalah kita, ya tuan, suka menyanyi Badanlah sehat, ya tuan, hati gembira — "Kicir-Kicir", Jakartan folk song (sample: [8], [9])
0521		ケンホロウ Kenhallow	Unfezant	Pegarkasa	Pegar: Indonesian for pheasant Perkasa: Indonesian for mighty	—
0523		ゼブライカ Zebraika	Zebstrika	Zebraika	Same as Japanese name	I loathe this mon's English name. You have a perfectly good pun on the Japanese name and you decided to ruin it for no reason.
0535		オタマロ Otamaro	Tympole	Vibrudu	English vibrate Berudu: Indonesian for tadpole	—
0543		フシデ Fushide	Venipede		?? Lipan: Indonesian for centipede	Another word for centipede in Indonesian is "kelabang".
0544		ホイーガ Wheega	Whirlipede	Rollipan	English roll Lipan: Indonesian for centipede
0545		ペンドラー Pendror	Scolipede	Skolipan	Scolopendra: genus of large centipedes Lipan: Indonesian for centipede
0554		ダルマッカ Darumakka	Darumaka	Darumaka	Same as English name	—
0557		イシズマイ Ishizumai	Dwebble	Kerikilomang	Kerikil: Indonesian for pebble Kelomang: Indonesian for hermit crab	—
0558		イワパレス Iwapalace	Crustle	Kastilomang	Kastil: Indonesian for castle Kelomang: Indonesian for hermit crab	—
0566		アーケン Archen	Archen	Arkhen	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0567		アーケオス Archeos	Archeops	Arkheops	Transliteration of English name	—
0570		ゾロア Zorua	Zorua	Zorua	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0571		ゾロアーク Zoroark	Zoroark	Zoroark	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0582		バニプッチ Vanipeti	Vanillite	Vanilili	English vanilla Vanili: Indonesian for vanilla English lilliputian (very small)	—
0584		バイバニラ Baivanilla	Vanilluxe	Vanidwilla	English vanilla Dwi: Indonesian for two (uncommon, usually used in people names i.e. indicating someone is a second child)	—
0585		シキジカ Shikijika	Deerling	Rusawarsa	Rusa: Indonesian for deer Warsa: Javanese for year	—
0586		メブキジカ Mebukijika	Sawsbuck	Sangsamusim	Sangsam: Javanese (formal) for deer Musim: Indonesian for season	—
0587		エモンガ Emonga	Emolga	Emolga	Same as English name	—
0592		プルリル Pururill	Frillish	Fuburill	English frill Ubur-ubur: Indonesian for jellyfish	—
0594		ママンボウ Mamanbou	Alomomola	Alomomola	Same as English name	"Yo, shout-outs to the best Pokémon, Alolo, m-mo, lolomooo. Keepin' it real, 1963~"
0595		バチュル Bachuru	Joltik	Casplak	Cas: Indonesian for "[to] charge (with electricity)" Caplak: Indonesian for tick (the bug)	An alternate name I had considered was "Caplag", from Indonesian caplak and English plug. I ended up not using it because it sounds too similar to the Indonesian word and may cause confusion.
0596		デンチュラ Dentula	Galvantula	Galvantula	Same as English name	—
0599		ギアル Giaru	Klink	Rogir	Roda gigi: Indonesian for gear, lit. "toothed wheel" Gir: Indonesian for gear, from English gear	—
0600		ギギアル Gigiaru	Klang	Rogigir		—
0601		ギギギアル Gigigiaru	Klinklang	Rogigigir		—
0621		クリムガン Crimgan	Druddigon	Meragon	Merah: Indonesian for red English dragon	—
0626		バッフロン Buffron	Bouffalant	Bisafron	English/Indonesian bison English/Indonesian afro	—
0638		コバルオン Cobalon	Cobalion	Kobalion	Transliteration of English name	—
0639		テラキオン Terrakion	Terrakion	Terrakion	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0640		ビリジオン Virizion	Virizion	Virizion	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0643		レシラム Reshiram	Reshiram	Reshiram	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0644		ゼクロム Zekrom	Zekrom	Zekrom	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0646		キュレム Kyurem	Kyurem	Kyurem	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0647		ケルディオ Keldeo	Keldeo	Keldeo	Same as Japanese/English names	Pronounced "Kel-day-o" instead of the Japanese/English "Kel-dio".
0648		メロエッタ Meloetta	Meloetta	Meloetta	Same as Japanese/English names	—

Generation VI

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0653		フォッコ Fokko	Fennekin	Rubara	Rubah: Indonesian for fox Bara: Indonesian for ember	Special thanks to fellow Bulbagarden member Lagu for suggesting this name. (This name was originally suggested for Braixen, though.)
0658		ゲッコウガ Gekkouga	Greninja	Greninja	Same as English name	Yeah, no change here. I just really like the name "Greninja"; it combines the French word "grenouille" (frog) + ninja and it's perfect.
0659		ホルビー Horubee	Bunnelby	Galinci	Gali: Indonesian for "[to] dig" Kelinci: Indonesian for rabbit, bunny	—
0660		ホルード Horudo	Diggersby	Terowelu	Terowongan: Indonesian for tunnel Terwelu: Indonesian for hare	An alternate name I had considered was "Terowonglu". Same etymology, it's just that the "terowongan" bit is more obvious. Ultimately I decided to go with "Terowelu" as it rolls off the tongue better.
0666		ビビヨン Viviyon	Vivillon	Viviyon	Same as Japanese name	The name "Vivillon" is so often mispronounced due to not many people knowing one of its root words ("papillon", French for butterfly, pronounced "papiyon"). Thus I decided to go with the Japanese spelling of the name.
0669		フラベベ Flabebe	Flabébé	Flabebe	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0670		フラエッテ Floette	Floette	Floette	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0671		フラージェス Florges	Florges	Florjes	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0684		ペロッパフ Peropaffu	Swirlix	Gugulali	Guguk: Indonesian for dog (more informal/cutesy; derived from guk guk, Indonesian onomatopoeia for dog barking) Gulali: Indonesian for cotton candy	—
0685		ペロリーム Peroream	Slurpuff	Gugukrim	Guguk: Indonesian for dog (more informal/cutesy; derived from guk guk, Indonesian onomatopoeia for dog barking) Krim: Indonesian for cream	An alternate name I came up with that ended up unused was Meringuguk, derived from French meringue (and the English translation of this mon's category as the "Meringue Pokémon" instead of "Whipped Cream Pokémon" like in the Japanese).
0686		マーイーカ Maaiika	Inkay	Yasquidah	"Ya sudah": Indonesian interjection for "alright" or "oh well" English squid	This is the worst name I have ever coined for this project (lmao). Oh well.
0687		カラマネロ Calamanero	Malamar	Malamar	Same as English name Also contains malam (Indonesian for night)	—
0692		ウデッポウ Udeppou	Clauncher	Udanggan	Udang: Indonesian for shrimp English gun 弾丸 Dangan: Japanese for bullet	—
0693		ブロスター Bloster	Clawitzer	Bloster	Same as Japanese name	—
0701		ルチャブル Luchabull	Hawlucha	Luchawali	Lucha libre: Latin American pro wrestling Rajawali: Indonesian for eagle, hawk	—
0702		デデンネ Dedenne	Dedenne	Dedenne	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0705		ヌメイル Numeil	Sliggoo	Lendropod	Lendir: Indonesian for mucus, slime Gastropod (mollusc class containing snails and slugs)	—
0706		ヌメルゴン Numelgon	Goodra	Lendragon	Lendir: Indonesian for mucus, slime English dragon Pendragon: Folkloric name meaning "chief dragon" or "chief warrior", most well known as the epithet of Uther Pendragon and Arthur Pendragon (aka. King Arthur)	—
0707		クレッフィ Cleffy	Klefki	Klefki	Same as English name	—
0716		ゼルネアス Xerneas	Xerneas	Xerneas	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0717		イベルタル Yveltal	Yveltal	Yveltal	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0718		ジガルデ Zygarde	Zygarde	Zygarde	Same as Japanese/English names	Pronounced "zi-gar-de" (similar to the Japanese name) instead of the English "zai-gard".

Generation VII

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0734		ヤングース Youngoose	Yungoos	Garankii	Garangan: Indonesian for mongoose Garang: Indonesian for ferocious ヤンキー Yankī: Japanese term for a certain style of delinquent youth, typically modeling themselves after American culture	I was really considering "Yungarang" or "Yangarang" for this mon to match the "young" in its Japanese and English name, but I ultimately decided against it to avoid confusion with Zangarang (Zangoose; see section "Generation III"). Besides, "Garankii" flows well into its evolution's name below...
0735		デカグース Dekagoose	Gumshoos	Garangkara	Garangan: Indonesian for mongoose Bhayangkara: Name of the elite troops of the former Majapahit kingdom, now another name for the Indonesian National Police	—
0739		マケンカニ Makenkani	Crabrawler	Kepitinju	Kepiting: Indonesian for crab Tinju: Indonesian for punch, fist, boxing (the sport)	—
0761		アマカジ Amakaji	Bounsweet	Mangginis	Manggis: Indonesian for mangosteen Manis: Indonesian for sweet	—
0762		アママイコ Amamaiko	Steenee	Manggadis	Manggis: Indonesian for mangosteen Gadis: Indonesian for young girl	Contains the Indonesian word "mangga" (mango), even though it is not a mango; it's a mangosteen.
0763		アマージョ Amajo	Tsareena	Manggiswari	Manggis: Indonesian for mangosteen परमेश्वरी Parameśvarī: Sanskrit for "supreme lady", "supreme goddess"; descendants of this word include prameswari (Javanese for queen or queen consort) and permaisuri (Malay and Indonesian for queen or queen consort)	This is one of my most favorite names that I came up with.
0764		キュワワー Cuwawa	Comfey	Hilei	English heal English/Indonesian/Hawaiian lei	—
0765		ヤレユータン Yareyuutan	Oranguru	Oranguru	Same as English name	...I mean, "orangutan" is derived from Indonesian, and "guru" is Indonesian for teacher (derived from the Sanskrit term "guru"), so technically this is already an Indonesian name, no...?
0766		ナゲツケサル Nagetukesaru	Passimian	Lemupar	English/Indonesian lemur Lempar: Indonesian for "[to] throw"	An earlier name I came up with for this mon is Oprimata, derived from oper (Indonesian for "[to] pass (esp. in sports), [to] hand over, [to] transfer") and primata (Indonesian for primate). It's basically a less creative, word-for-word translation of the English name. I also came up with Lempur (same etymology as the current name), but I ended up not using it because it has the same name as a village in Jambi.
0771		ナマコブシ Namakobushi	Pyukumuku	Teripanch	Teripang: Indonesian for sea cucumber English punch	Other names I've considered include Tinjuripang or Juripang... "tinju" is Indonesian for punch/fist, also boxing.
0772		タイプ：ヌル Type: Null	Type: Null	Tipe: Nol	Tipe: Nol: Indonesian, lit. "Type: Zero"	This name is not coined by me! It was actually used in the TCG and the official Indonesian Pokédex website until March 19, 2021: [10].
0773		シルヴァディ Silvady	Silvally	Sahilva	Sahabat, sahib: Indonesian for best friend English silver	—
0774		メテノ Meteno	Minior	Minior	Same as English name	—
0775		ネッコアラ Nekkoara	Komala	Koalelap	English/Indonesian koala Lelap: Indonesian for "fast asleep"	Honestly, I could've just used this mon's English name, but the thing is "Komala" is a somewhat common real name in some parts of the world including Indonesia (it's a variant on "Kamala" or "Kumala", basically).
0776		バクガメス Bakugames	Turtonator	Ranjelus	Ranjau: Indonesian for landmine or caltrop Chelus: Genus of mata mata turtles	I like this name. Sounds very Monster Hunter-ish. "Hello!"
0777		トゲデマル Togedemaru	Togedemaru	Togedemaru	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0778		ミミッキュ Mimikkyu	Mimikyu	Mimikyu	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0780		ジジーロン Jijilong	Drampa	Englong	Engkong: An Indonesian word for grandfather, derived from Chinese 阿公 āgōng (grandfather) 龍 Lóng: Chinese for dragon	"Engkong" is just one word for grandfather. We also have "kakek", "eyang", "opa", etc.
0785		カプ・コケコ Kapu Kokeko	Tapu Koko	Kapu Kukuru	Kapu: Hawaiian for taboo, sacred, holy Kukuruyuk: Indonesian onomatopoeia for rooster crowing (compare English "cock-a-doodle-doo")	—
0786		カプ・テテフ Kapu Tetefu	Tapu Lele	Kapu Pulele	Kapu: Hawaiian for taboo, sacred, holy Pulelehua: Hawaiian for butterfly Roughly contains kupu-kupu (Indonesian for butterfly)	—
0787		カプ・ブルル Kapu Bulul	Tapu Bulu	Kapu Bululu	Kapu: Hawaiian for taboo, sacred, holy English bull Transliteration of its Japanese name	I had tried coming up with original names derived from words like "bipi" (Hawaiian for cow/bull) and "lembu" (Indonesian for cow/bull, other than "sapi"), but I don't really like any of them, so I just used the Japanese name.
0788		カプ・レヒレ Kapu Rehire	Tapu Fini	Kapu Finisi	Kapu: Hawaiian for taboo, sacred, holy English fin, finish Pinisi: Type of sailing ship rigging traditional to Sulawesi	—
0789		コスモッグ Cosmog	Cosmog	Kosmog	Kosmos: Indonesian for cosmos Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0790		コスモウム Cosmovum	Cosmoem	Kosmovum	Kosmos: Indonesian for cosmos Transliteration of Japanese name	—
0791		ソルガレオ Solgaleo	Solgaleo	Solgaleo	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0792		ルナアーラ Lunala	Lunala	Lunala	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0800		ネクロズマ Necrozma	Necrozma	Nekrozma	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0801		マギアナ Magearna	Magearna	Magirna	Gir: Indonesian for gear Transliteration of Japanese/English names	—
0802		マーシャドー Marshadow	Marshadow	Marshadow	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0806		ズガドーン Zugadoon	Blacephalon	Blasefalon	Transliteration of English name	This name is not coined by me! It was actually used in the TCG and the official Indonesian Pokédex website until March 19, 2021.
0807		ゼラオラ Zeraora	Zeraora	Zeraora	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0808		メルタン Meltan	Meltan	Meltan	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0809		メルメタル Melmetal	Melmetal	Melmetal	Same as Japanese/English names	—

Generation VIII

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0812		ゴリランダー Gorirander	Rillaboom	Goridang	Gorila: Indonesian for gorilla Kendang, gendang: Two-headed drum made with wood and animal hide played by hand, common in many Indonesian cultures Gordang sambilan: Set of nine large kendang-like drums played by multiple people with wooden sticks, traditional to the Mandailing people of North Sumatra	Other names I've considered include Gendarila and Gordarila (same etymology). On a related note, here is an example of a gordang sambilan performance. It's really fun to watch.
0816		メッソン Messon	Sobble	Cenglon	Cengeng: Indonesian for crybaby Bunglon: Indonesian for chameleon	Not to be confused with "lonceng", Indonesian for bell.
0817		ジメレオン Jimereon	Drizzile	Embaleon	Embal: Indonesian (archaic) for damp, moist English chameleon	—
0818		インテレオン Intereon	Inteleon	Inteleon	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0843		スナヘビ Sunahebi	Silicobra	Ulasir	Ular: Indonesian for snake Ula: Javanese and Minangkabau for snake Pasir: Indonesian for sand	—
0844		サダイジャ Sadaija	Sandaconda	Sandakonda	Anakonda: Indonesian for anaconda Transliteration of English name	—
0845		ウッウ Uu	Cramorant	Pecuhuk	Pecuk: Indonesian for cormorant Uhuk uhuk: Indonesian onomatopoeia for coughing	—
0850		ヤクデ Yakude	Sizzlipede	Kelabahang	Kelabang: Indonesian for centipede Bahang: Indonesian for heat	Another word for centipede in Indonesian is "lipan". An alternate name I had considered for Sizzlipede was "Lipanas", from lipan and panas (Indonesian for heat (as a noun) or hot (as an adjective)).
0851		マルヤクデ Maruyakude	Centiskorch	Kelabakar	Kelabang: Indonesian for centipede Bakar: Indonesian for "[to] burn"
0854		ヤバチャ Yabacha	Sinistea	Mauteh	Maut: Indonesian for death Teh: Indonesian for tea "Mau teh?": Indonesian, lit. "Want [some] tea?"	—
0877		モルペコ Morpeko	Morpeko	Morpeko	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0878		ゾウドウ Zoudou	Cufant	Tembagajah	Tembaga: Indonesian for copper Tembo: Swahili for elephant (incidental) Gajah: Indonesian for elephant	I really need to try out "TEMBO THE BADASS ELEPHANT" (one of Game Freak's non-Pokémon games) one of these days. It looks really fun.
0879		ダイオウドウ Daioudou	Copperajah	Mahagajah	Maharajah: Indian title of great king Gajah: Indonesian for elephant	Fun fact: My first ever edit on Bulbapedia was adding "gajah" to Copperajah's name origin.
0884		ジュラルドン Duraludon	Duraludon	Duraludon	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0885		ドラメシヤ Dorameshiya	Dreepy	Drayangan	English dragon Gentayang[an]: Indonesian for wandering, usually used in the context of ghosts (arwah gentayangan: wandering soul/spirit) Kayangan, kahyangan: Indonesian for heavens (tying into Dreepy being a Ghost-type) Layangan, layang-layang: Indonesian for kite	Sometimes you just stumble upon a name that works so well on so many levels, and reminds you why you started this project in the first place. This name is one of them.
0888		ザシアン Zacian	Zacian	Zacian	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0889		ザマゼンタ Zamazenta	Zamazenta	Zamazenta	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0893		ザルード Zarude	Zarude	Zarud	Transliteration of Japanese/English names	Coincidentally, the name "Zarude" is only one letter off from zamrud (Indonesian for emerald). I guess it fits the color naming theme together with Zacian and Zamazenta, huh?
0894		レジエレキ Regieleki	Regieleki	Regieleki	Same as Japanese/English names	—
0895		レジドラゴ Regidorago	Regidrago	Regidrago	Same as Japanese/English names	—

Generation IX

#	MS	Japanese	English	Indonesian	Meaning	Notes
0917		タマンチュラ Tamantula	Tarountula	Taranbola	English/Indonesian tarantula Bola: Indonesian for ball, sphere	—
0928		ミニーブ Minive	Smoliv	Chaitun	English child Zaitun: Indonesian for olive Name overall sounds like baby talk for "zaitun"	—
0929		オリーニョ Olinyo	Dolliv	Zaitini	Zaitun: Indonesian for olive English teen, teeny Also sounds like English martini	I originally came up with "Zaitini" for Smoliv; after I came up with a more suitable name for it, I decided to use Zaitini for this one instead.
0930		オリーヴァ Oliva	Arboliva	Zaithena	Zaitun: Indonesian for olive Athena: Greek goddess of wisdom, whose symbol was the olive tree	I stole this idea from Arboliva's German name (Olithena). Incorporating Athena into the name is really clever.
0931		イキリンコ Ikirinko	Squawkabilly	Lagaktua	Lagak: Indonesian for "[to] boast"; "[to] be proud/arrogant"; the act of being proud/arrogant Kakaktua: Indonesian for cockatoo	This name is partially inspired by the Indonesian translation of the Squawkabilly ex TCG card, where its "Squawk and Seize" (Japanese: イキリテイク Ikiri Take) Ability is translated quite literally from the Japanese as "Ambil Ulang Penuh Lagak" (literally "Boastful/Braggadocious Retake").
0936		グレンアルマ Gurenarma	Armarouge	Karmezirah	Karmezino: Esperanto for crimson Carmesí: Spanish for crimson Zirah: Indonesian for armor	—
0937		ソウブレイズ Soublades	Ceruledge	Lazugladi	Lazuardi: Indonesian for lapis lazuli, and by extension the color azure Gladius: Latin for sword	An alternate name I had considered was Azulfiqar, derived from azul (Spanish and Portuguese for blue) and Zulfiqar (name of the sword used by legendary Islamic figure Ali ibn Abi Talib). Ultimately I went with "Lazugladi" to match Armarouge's name of "Karmezirah", both having Indonesian words in their names, although the name "Lazugladi" does sound awfully similar to Ceruledge's German name "Azugladis"...
0938		ズピカ Zupika	Tadbulb	Cebohlam	Kecebong: Indonesian for tadpole Bohlam: Indonesian for light bulb Cebol: Indonesian for small; dwarf	—
0939		ハラバリー Harabarie	Bellibolt	Bellilintar	English belly Halilintar: Indonesian for lightning	—
0944		シルシュルー Shirushrew	Shroodle	Cecoret	Celurut, cecurut, curut: Indonesian for shrew Coret: Indonesian for "[to] scribble, [to] sketch, [to] scratch (when writing)"	—
0945		タギングル Taggingru	Grafaiai	Grafaiai	Same as English name	—
0950		ガケガニ Gakegani	Klawf	Kepitebing	Kepiting: Indonesian for crab Tebing: Indonesian for cliff	—
0953		シガロコ Shigaroko	Rellor	Rilug	Gulir: Indonesian for "[to] roll"; spelled backward	—
0954		ベラカス Beracas	Rabsca	Rabska	Skarab: Indonesian for scarab Transliteration of English name	—
0956		クエスパトラ Cuespatra	Espathra	Espathra	Same as English name	—
0963		ナミイルカ Namiiruka	Finizen		Lumba-lumba: Indonesian for dolphin ??	—
0964		イルカマン Irukaman	Palafin	Pahlumba	Pahlawan: Indonesian for hero Lumba-lumba: Indonesian for dolphin	—
0965		ブロロン Buroron	Varoom	Brurum	Brum brum: Onomatopoeia for engine sounds, common in Malay and Indonesian	—
0966		ブロロローム Burororoom	Revavroom	Brurerereng	Brum brum: Onomatopoeia for engine sounds, common in Malay and Indonesian Ngeng ngeng: Onomatopoeia for engine sounds, also common in Indonesian	ngeng
0968		ミミズズ Mimizuzu	Orthworm		Cacing: Indonesian for worm ??	—
0973		カラミンゴ Karamingo	Flamigo	Flamigo	Same as English name	No need for changes here. Flamigo's English name is perfect.
0976		ミガルーサ Migalusa	Veluza	Veluza	Same as English name	Hakes don't really live anywhere near Indonesia, so I just used this mon's English name, which already perfectly combines the Spanish words "veloz" (fast) and "merluza" (hake). Fun fact: Spain has the highest consumption of hake in the world.
0978		シャリタツ Syaritatsu	Tatsugiri	Naganigiri	Naga: Indonesian for dragon 長い Nagai: Japanese for long (incidental; ironic) 握り寿司 Nigirizushi: hand-formed sushi	—
0981		リキキリン Rikikirin	Farigiraf	Farazaraf	Zarafah: Indonesian for giraffe Name forms a palindrome Inversion of Zarafaraz (Girafarig; see section "Generation II")	"Jerapah" is the more commonly used Indonesian word for giraffe, but I went with "zarafah" because Z is a cool letter.
0984		イダイナキバ Idainakiba	Great Tusk	Gadingagung	Gading Agung: Indonesian, lit. "Great Tusk"	—
0985		サケブシッポ Sakebushippo	Scream Tail	Ekorjerit	Ekor Jerit: Indonesian, lit. "Scream Tail"	An alternate name I had considered was Ekoribut, suggested by fellow Bulbagarden member Lagu and derived from Ekor Ribut (Indonesian, lit. "Noisy Tail"). While it does make a pretty good portmanteau, ultimately I decided to change it.
0986		アラブルタケ Araburutake	Brute Bonnet	Jamurgarang	Jamur Garang: Indonesian, lit. "Ferocious Mushroom" Pun on jamur merang: Indonesian for straw mushroom	when the
0987		ハバタクカミ Habatakukami	Flutter Mane	Surailayang	Surai: Indonesian for mane Layang: Indonesian for "[to] fly, [to] float (in the air), [to] flutter"	Commonly seen in the verb form eg. "melayang". It also forms the Indonesian word "layang-layang" (kite). Interestingly, "layang" is also a Javanese word for letter.
0988		チヲハウハネ Chiwohauhane	Slither Wing	Sayaplata	Sayap: Indonesian for wing Lata: Indonesian for "[to] slither"	—
0989		スナノケガワ Sunanokegawa	Sandy Shocks	Remapasir	Rema: Indonesian (uncommon) for hair, derived from rema, Javanese (formal) for hair Remang: Indonesian (uncommon) and Malay for body hair Remah: Indonesian for crumb Pasir: Indonesian for sand	Pronunciation guides: "Rema" is said with the mid-front /e/ (like in "ready"), but "remang" and "remah" are said with the schwa /ə/ (like the "ra" in "generally"). An alternate name I had considered was "Rikmapasir", from "rikma" (synonym for "rema" (hair), also Javanese).
0990		テツノワダチ Tetsunowadachi	Iron Treads	Rodabesi	Roda Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Wheel"	—
0991		テツノツツミ Tetsunotsutsumi	Iron Bundle	Karungbesi	Karung Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Sack"	—
0992		テツノカイナ Tetsunokaina	Iron Hands	Tanganbesi	Tangan Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Hand(s)"	—
0993		テツノコウベ Tetsunokoube	Iron Jugulis	Rongkongbesi	Rongkong Besi / Kerongkongan Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Throat"	—
0994		テツノドクガ Tetsunodokuga	Iron Moth	Ngengatbesi	Ngengat Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Moth"	—
0995		テツノイバラ Tetsunoibara	Iron Thorns	Duribesi	Duri Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Thorn(s)"	—
1001		チオンジェン Chionjen	Wo-Chien	Wo-Chien	Same as English name	Wade-Giles romanization was commonly used when transliterating Chinese names and words to Indonesian, especially during the 19th and 20th century.
1002		パオジアン Paojian	Chien-Pao	Chien-Pao	Same as English name
1003		ディンルー Dinlu	Ting-Lu	Ting-Lu	Same as English name
1004		イーユイ Yiyui	Chi-Yu	Chi-Yu	Same as English name
1005		トドロクツキ Todorokutsuki	Roaring Moon	Bulanmenderu	Bulan Menderu: Indonesian, lit. "Roaring Moon"	—
1006		テツノブジン Tetsunobujin	Iron Valiant	Satriabesi	Satria Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Knight"	—
1007		コライドン Koraidon	Koraidon	Koraidon	Same as Japanese/English names	For its alternate name of Winged King (Japanese: ツバサノオウ Tsubasano'ou), I translated it into Rajabersayap (from Indonesian "raja bersayap", literally "Winged King").
1008		ミライドン Miraidon	Miraidon	Miraidon	Same as Japanese/English names	For its alternate name of Iron Serpent (Japanese: テツノオロチ Tetsuno'orochi), I translated it into Ularnagabesi (from "ular naga", Indonesian phrase literally meaning "dragon serpent"; and "besi", Indonesian for iron).
1009		ウネルミナモ Uneruminamo	Walking Wake	Geloratirta	Gelora: Indonesian (uncommon) for wave Tirta: Indonesian (uncommon) for water, derived from Javanese tirta (water)	With apologies to the Indonesian Gelora Tirta swimming club of Jepara, and also any other swimming pools or businesses which use "Gelora Tirta" as a name. It's just that good of a name, I suppose.
1010		テツノイサハ Tetsunoisaha	Iron Leaves	Dedaunbesi	Dedaunan Besi: Indonesian, lit. "Iron Leaves"	—
1012		チャデス Chadeath	Poltchageist			Genuinely surprised at how quickly I was able to come up with a name for this thing (only a day after it was revealed). Update 2023-09-13: Nevermind. I really thought I was being clever by naming this guy after Sinistea instead of Polteageist like in the official material.
1013		ヤバソチャ Yabasocha	Sinistcha	Mautcha	Maut: Indonesian for death Japanese/Indonesian 抹茶 matcha Also from Mauteh (Sinistea; see section "Generation VIII")	I originally came up with this name for Poltchageist (see above), not knowing it has a Sinistea-like evolution. Whoops!
1017		オーガポン Ogerpon	Ogerpon	Ogerpon	Same as Japanese/English names	—
1020		ウガツホムラ Ugatsuhomura	Gouging Fire	Nyalahunjam	Nyala: Indonesian for flare, flame, light Hunjam: Indonesian for "[to] pierce", "[to] stab"	—
1021		タケルライコ Takeruraiko	Raging Bolt	Gunturmurka	Guntur Murka: Indonesian; lit. "Raging Thunder", "Enraged Thunder"	—
1022		テツノイワオ Tetsunoiwao	Iron Boulder	Bongkahbesi	Bongkah Besi: Indonesian; lit. "Iron Boulder"	—
1023		テツノカシラ Tetsunokashira	Iron Crown	Mustakabesi	Mustaka: Javanese (formal) for head; also refers to related concepts as such: The crest or crown of a coat of arms The finial adorning buildings such as mosques and temples The decorations on the peak of Gunungan (traditional Javanese offering in the shape of a mountain) Besi: Indonesian for iron	—
1024		テラパゴス Terapagos	Terapagos	Terapagos	Same as Japanese/English names	—

Ordered alphabetically

• A
  • Abra
  • Absol
  • Alakazam
  • Alomomola
  • Altaria
  • Anbull (Snubbull)
  • Annon (Unown)
  • Anorith
  • Arbok
  • Arceus
  • Ariados
  • Arkhen (Archen)
  • Arkheops (Archeops)
  • Armaldo
  • Azumaril (Azumarill)
  • Azuril (Azurill)

• B
  • Bagitu (Wobbuffet)
  • Bapi (Tepig)
  • Barbarisik (Loudred)
  • Belbar (Beldum)
  • Bellilintar (Bellibolt)
  • Bibarel
  • Bibisik (Whismur)
  • Bidoh (Bidoof)
  • Bisafron (Bouffalant)
  • Blasefalon (Blacephalon)
  • Bloster (Clawitzer)
  • Blumentari (Sunflora)
  • Bohonsai (Bonsly)
  • Bolta (Voltorb)
  • Bombolta (Electrode)
  • Bongkahbesi (Iron Boulder)
  • Brurerereng (Revavroom)
  • Brurum (Varoom)
  • Buizel
  • Bulanmenderu (Roaring Moon)

• C
  • Casplak (Joltik)
  • Cebohlam (Tadbulb)
  • Cecoret (Shroodle)
  • Cenglon (Sobble)
  • Chaitun (Smoliv)
  • Chi-Yu
  • Chien-Pao
  • Chikorita

• D
  • Dalau (Horsea)
  • Darapati (Pidove)
  • Darkrai
  • Darumaka
  • Dedaunbesi (Iron Leaves)
  • Dedenne
  • Deoxys
  • Dialga
  • Dodrio
  • Doduo
  • Donfan (Donphan)
  • Drakala (Drapion)
  • Drayangan (Dreepy)
  • Duraludon
  • Duribesi (Iron Thorns)
  • Duyugong (Dewgong)

• E
  • Eivie (Eevee)
  • Ekorjerit (Scream Tail)
  • Elekid
  • Embaleon (Drizzile)
  • Emolga
  • Englong (Drampa)
  • Entei
  • Espathra

• F
  • Farazaraf (Farigiraf)
  • Finneon
  • Fione (Phione)
  • Flabebe
  • Flamigo
  • Floette
  • Florjes (Florges)
  • Flozel (Floatzel)
  • Fuburill (Frillish)

• G
  • Gadingagung (Great Tusk)
  • Galinci (Bunnelby)
  • Galmar (Wingull)
  • Galvantula
  • Garangkara (Gumshoos)
  • Garankii (Yungoos)
  • Geloratirta (Walking Wake)
  • Gengar
  • Ghast (Gastly)
  • Giratina
  • Golbat
  • Goridang (Rillaboom)
  • Grafaiai
  • Granbull
  • Greninja
  • Groudon
  • Gugukrim (Slurpuff)
  • Gugulali (Swirlix)
  • Gunturmurka (Raging Bolt)
  • Gyarados

• H
  • Habudak (Seviper)
  • Hantur (Haunter)
  • Hariyama
  • Herakros (Heracross)
  • Hidungalor (Nosepass)
  • Hilei (Comfey)
  • Hippopotas
  • Hiudal (Sharpedo)
  • Ho-Oh

• I
  • Illumise
  • Inteleon

• J
  • Jalorda (Serperior)
  • Jaludak (Servine)
  • Jalular (Snivy)
  • Jamurgarang (Brute Bonnet)
  • Jirachi

• K
  • Kabuto
  • Kabutops
  • Kadabra
  • Kaioger (Kyogre)
  • Kaknea (Cacnea)
  • Kapu Bululu (Tapu Bulu)
  • Kapu Finisi (Tapu Fini)
  • Kapu Kukuru (Tapu Koko)
  • Kapu Pulele (Tapu Lele)
  • Karmezirah (Armarouge)
  • Karungbesi (Iron Bundle)
  • Kastilomang (Crustle)
  • Kelabahang (Sizzlipede)
  • Kelabakar (Centiskorch)
  • Keldeo
  • Kepitebing (Klawf)
  • Kepitinju (Crabrawler)
  • Kerikilomang (Dwebble)
  • Kingdra
  • Kirlia
  • Klefki
  • Koalelap (Komala)
  • Kobalion (Cobalion)
  • Koraidon
  • Kosmog (Cosmog)
  • Kosmovum (Cosmoem)
  • Kresselia (Cresselia)
  • Krobat (Crobat)
  • Kuacilik (Sunkern)
  • Kukku (Hoothoot)
  • Kungkantuk (Slakoth)
  • Kungking (Slaking)
  • Kungmangat (Vigoroth)
  • Kurabara (Torkoal)
  • Kyurem

• L
  • Lagaktua (Squawkabilly)
  • Lapras
  • Latias
  • Latios
  • Laudra (Seadra)
  • Lazugladi (Ceruledge)
  • Ledian
  • Lediba (Ledyba)
  • Lemupar (Passimian)
  • Lendragon (Goodra)
  • Lendropod (Sliggoo)
  • Luchawali (Hawlucha)
  • Lugia
  • Lukario (Lucario)
  • Lumineon
  • Lunala
  • Lunatu (Lunatone)
  • Luxinar (Luxray)
  • Luxio

• M
  • Magirna (Magearna)
  • Magkargo (Magcargo)
  • Magmanon (Magmortar)
  • Magmar
  • Magmayi (Magby)
  • Magneton
  • Magput (Slugma)
  • Mahagajah (Copperajah)
  • Makuhita
  • Malamar
  • Manafy (Manaphy)
  • Manggadis (Steenee)
  • Mangginis (Bounsweet)
  • Manggiswari (Tsareena)
  • Maril (Marill)
  • Marshadow
  • Mautcha (Sinistcha)
  • Mauteh (Sinistea)
  • Meganium
  • Melmetal
  • Meloetta
  • Meltan
  • Meragon (Druddigon)
  • Metagross
  • Metamon (Ditto)
  • Metang
  • Miawth (Meowth)
  • Miltank
  • Mimikyu
  • Minab (Minun)
  • Minior
  • Miraidon
  • Mirrunggu (Bronzor)
  • Morpeko
  • Munna
  • Musharna
  • Mustakabesi (Iron Crown)
  • Mutiaram (Cloyster)

• N
  • Naganigiri (Tatsugiri)
  • Nagini (Dratini)
  • Natu
  • Nekrozma (Necrozma)
  • Ngengatbesi (Iron Moth)
  • Nidoraja (Nidoking)
  • Nidoran♀
  • Nidoran♂
  • Nidoratu (Nidoqueen)
  • Nidorina
  • Nidorino
  • Noktus (Cacturne)
  • Nuricara (Chatot)
  • Nyalahunjam (Gouging Fire)

• O
  • Ogerpon
  • Omanit (Omanyte)
  • Omastar
  • Ombakura (Wartortle)
  • Onix
  • Oranguru

• P
  • Pachirisu
  • Pahlumba (Palafin)
  • Palkia
  • Paras
  • Parasera (Parasect)
  • Pastyl (Swablu)
  • Pecuhuk (Cramorant)
  • Pegarkasa (Unfezant)
  • Pelipper
  • Pepohong (Sudowoodo)
  • Persian
  • Perunggong (Bronzong)
  • Pichu
  • Pigas (Spoink)
  • Pikachu
  • Pinusam (Pineco)
  • Pirahang (Carvanha)
  • Plusar (Plusle)
  • Ponita (Ponyta)
  • Porygon
  • Porygon-Z
  • Porygon2

• Q

• R
  • Rabska (Rabsca)
  • Raichu
  • Raikou
  • Ralts
  • Ralu (Ekans)
  • Ranjelus (Turtonator)
  • Rayquaza
  • Regiais (Regice)
  • Regidrago
  • Regieleki
  • Regigigas
  • Regirokk (Regirock)
  • Registahl (Registeel)
  • Relikanth (Relicanth)
  • Remapasir (Sandy Shocks)
  • Reshiram
  • Rilug (Rellor)
  • Riolu
  • Rodabesi (Iron Treads)
  • Rogigigir (Klinklang)
  • Rogigir (Klang)
  • Rogir (Klink)
  • Rollipan (Whirlipede)
  • Rongkongbesi (Iron Jugulis)
  • Rosarada (Roserade)
  • Roselia
  • Rotom
  • Rubara (Fennekin)
  • Rusawarsa (Deerling)

• S
  • Sahilva (Silvally)
  • Sandakonda (Sandaconda)
  • Sanglamban (Slowbro)
  • Sangsamusim (Sawsbuck)
  • Satriabesi (Iron Valiant)
  • Saurlam (Bayleef)
  • Sayaplata (Slither Wing)
  • Selebi (Celebi)
  • Sheymin (Shaymin)
  • Sigusuk (Stunky)
  • Sigutank (Skuntank)
  • Silamban (Slowpoke)
  • Skolipan (Scolipede)
  • Skorupi
  • Solgaleo
  • Solrok (Solrock)
  • Staravia
  • Staraptor
  • Starlak (Starly)
  • Suikun (Suicune)
  • Surailayang (Flutter Mane)
  • Syahlamban (Slowking)

• T
  • Tanganbesi (Iron Hands)
  • Tankura (Blastoise)
  • Taranbola (Tarountula)
  • Tauros
  • Tembagajah (Cufant)
  • Terapagos
  • Teripanch (Pyukumuku)
  • Terowelu (Diggersby)
  • Terrakion
  • Ting-Lu
  • Tipe: Nol (Type: Null)
  • Togedemaru
  • Togekiss
  • Togepi
  • Togetik (Togetic)
  • Tropius

• U
  • Udanggan (Clauncher)
  • Ulasir (Silicobra)

• V
  • Vanidwilla (Vanilluxe)
  • Vanilili (Vanillite)
  • Veluza
  • Vibrava
  • Vibrudu (Tympole)
  • Viktini (Victini)
  • Virizion
  • Viviyon (Vivillon)

• W
  • Wo-Chien
  • Wuppah (Wooper)

• X
  • Xatu
  • Xerneas

• Y
  • Yanma
  • Yanmega
  • Yasquidah (Inkay)
  • Yveltal

• Z
  • Zacian
  • Zaithena (Arboliva)
  • Zaitini (Dolliv)
  • Zamazenta
  • Zangarang (Zangoose)
  • Zarafaraz (Girafarig)
  • Zarud (Zarude)
  • Zebraika (Zebstrika)
  • Zekrom
  • Zeraora
  • Zoroark
  • Zorua
  • Zubat
  • Zygarde

History

Name additions

Details the history of name additions to this page. "Total names added" percentages are based on the number of all Pokémon. Currently, it is at 1025.

"Original names" are names which are not directly copied or transliterated from the English/Japanese names (eg. "Manggiswari" for Tsareena).

Date	No. of names added	Total names added	Total original names
2024-05-25	10	346 / 1025 (33.76%)	159 / 346 (45.95%)
2024-05-24	13	336 / 1025 (32.78%)	156 / 336 (46.43%)
2024-04-17	6	323 / 1025 (31.51%)	147 / 323 (45.51%)
2024-04-07	10	317 / 1025 (30.93%)	142 / 317 (44.79%)
2024-02-20	6	307 / 1025 (29.95%)	137 / 307 (44.63%)
2024-01-11	11	301 / 1025 (29.37%)	132 / 301 (43.85%)
2024-01-04	3	290 / 1025 (28.29%)	124 / 290 (42.76%)
2023-10-22	6	287 / 1025 (28%)	121 / 287 (43.06%)
2023-10-14	5	281 / 1025 (27.41%)	116 / 281 (41.28%)
2023-08-23	1	276 / 1025 (26.93%)	113 / 276 (40.94%)
2023-08-15	8	275 / 1025 (26.83%)	112 / 275 (40.73%)
2023-06-01	11	267 / 1025 (26.05%)	105 / 267 (39.33%)
2023-05-01	13	256 / 1025 (24.98%)	99 / 256 (38.67%)
2023-04-10	9	243 / 1025 (23.71%)	93 / 243 (38.27%)
2023-04-09	14	234 / 1025 (22.83%)	88 / 234 (37.61%)
2023-04-04	7	220 / 1025 (21.46%)	78 / 220 (35.45%)
2023-04-02	37	213 / 1025 (20.78%)	72 / 213 (33.8%)
2023-03-31	176	176 / 1025 (17.17%)	59 / 176 (33.52%)

Name changes

Details the history of name changes/moves in this page.

Date	Names changed	Names moved	Details
2024-02-20	1	—	Relicanth: Dahulakanth → Relikanth
2024-01-11	1	—	Passimian: Oprimata → Lemupar
2023-09-13	—	1	Mautcha: Poltchageist → Sinistcha
2023-05-01	1	—	Scream Tail: Ekoribut → Ekorjerit
2023-04-04	3	—	Marill: Marill → Maril Azumarill: Azumarill → Azumaril Azurill: Azurill → Azuril