List of Pokémon by PKMN Data number

Chikorita

Options screen
PKMN Data: 00 (Chikorita)

This is a list of Pokémon by the PKMN Data (Japanese: ポケモンしょうかい Pokémon Introduction) number found in the options of Pokémon Puzzle Challenge.

There are 26 Pokémon, numbered from 00 to 25:

• The first half (00-12) are Pokémon obtainable by the player, starting with the three Johto first partner Pokémon.
• The second half (13-25) are Pokémon that belong to non-player characters.

List of Pokémon

PKMN Data	National	MS	Pokémon	Type
#00	#0152		Chikorita	Grass
#01	#0155		Cyndaquil	Fire
#02	#0158		Totodile	Water
#03	#0183		Marill	Water
#04	#0025		Pikachu	Electric
#05	#0175		Togepi	Normal
#06	#0161		Sentret	Normal
#07	#0182		Bellossom	Grass
#08	#0172		Pichu	Electric
#09	#0174		Igglybuff	Normal
#10	#0239		Elekid	Electric
#11	#0173		Cleffa	Normal
#12	#0240		Magby	Fire
#13	#0016		Pidgey	Normal	Flying
#14	#0014		Kakuna	Bug	Poison
#15	#0035		Clefairy	Normal
#16	#0092		Gastly	Ghost	Poison
#17	#0208		Steelix	Steel	Ground
#18	#0057		Primeape	Fighting
#19	#0086		Seel	Water
#20	#0148		Dragonair	Dragon
#21	#0124		Jynx	Ice	Psychic
#22	#0169		Crobat	Poison	Flying
#23	#0237		Hitmontop	Fighting
#24	#0198		Murkrow	Dark	Flying
#25	#0149		Dragonite	Dragon	Flying

Trivia

• Kakuna is the only Pokémon sharing the same number (#14) in both the PKMN Data and the National Pokédex.
• Tyrogue and Smoochum are the only absent baby Pokémon from Generation II, but their evolved forms Hitmontop and Jynx are present.
• As a Generation II game, with 17 types available:
  • Normal is the most common type in this list, with 6 Pokémon: 5 pure Normal-type (Togepi, Sentret, Igglybuff, Cleffa, Clefairy) and 1 Normal/Flying-type (Pidgey).
  • Rock is the only type absent in this list.
• After the introduction of Fairy, this would be the most common type in this list, with 5 Pokémon: 3 pure Fairy-type (Togepi, Cleffa, and Clefairy), 1 Normal/Fairy-type (Igglybuff), and 1 Water/Fairy-type (Marill).

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