List of Pokémon by sprite size in Generation II

This is a list of Pokémon by sprite size in Generation II.

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• Technical details
• List of Pokémon
  • 5×5 tiles (40×40 pixels)
  • 6×6 tiles (48×48 pixels)
  • 7×7 tiles (56×56 pixels)
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Technical details

In the Generation II games, the field 0x11 of the Pokémon species data structure is a single byte which contains the Pokémon's front sprite dimensions. The high and low nybbles correspond to the width and height in tiles, respectively. Each tile is 8×8 pixels.

Available sprite sizes:

• 5×5 tile sprites (40×40 pixels) are centralized at the bottom, with blank spaces at the top (2 tiles high), left (1 tile wide), and right (1 tile wide). The uncompressed size of each sprite^GS or animation frame^C in the 2BPP (2 bits per pixel) format is exactly 400 bytes. Their hexadecimal ID is 0x55.
• 6×6 tile sprites (48×48 pixels) are located in the bottom-right corner, with blank spaces at the top (1 tile high) and left (1 tile wide). The uncompressed size of each sprite^GS or animation frame^C in the 2BPP (2 bits per pixel) format is exactly 576 bytes. Their hexadecimal ID is 0x66.
• 7×7 tile sprites (56x56 pixels) occupy the entire sprite area. The uncompressed size of each sprite^GS or animation frame^C in the 2BPP (2 bits per pixel) format is exactly 784 bytes. Their hexadecimal ID is 0x77.

List of Pokémon

5×5 tiles (40×40 pixels)

This article is missing one or more images. Please feel free to add any missing images to this article. Needed images can be uploaded to the Bulbagarden Archives. Reason: Check for spacing issues. All the Pokémon sprites in this section should reflect how they are in the games: touching the bottom of each image, not in the middle of the image. The regular and Shiny versions of the same sprite should have exactly the same spacing.

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Ndex	Pokémon	Gold		Silver		Crystal
#001	Bulbasaur
#004	Charmander
#007	Squirtle
#010	Caterpie
#011	Metapod
#013	Weedle
#014	Kakuna
#016	Pidgey
#019	Rattata
#021	Spearow
#023	Ekans
#025	Pikachu
#027	Sandshrew
#029	Nidoran♀
#032	Nidoran♂
#035	Clefairy
#039	Jigglypuff
#041	Zubat
#043	Oddish
#046	Paras
#048	Venonat
#050	Diglett
#052	Meowth
#054	Psyduck
#056	Mankey
#058	Growlithe
#060	Poliwag
#063	Abra
#066	Machop
#069	Bellsprout
#072	Tentacool
#074	Geodude
#079	Slowpoke
#079	Slowpoke (Japanese)	—	—			—	—
#081	Magnemite
#084	Doduo
#088	Grimer
#090	Shellder
#098	Krabby
#100	Voltorb
#101	Electrode
#104	Cubone
#116	Horsea
#132	Ditto
#133	Eevee
#138	Omanyte
#140	Kabuto
#147	Dratini
#151	Mew
#152	Chikorita
#155	Cyndaquil
#158	Totodile
#163	Hoothoot
#167	Spinarak
#172	Pichu
#172	Pichu (Japanese)					—	—
#173	Cleffa
#174	Igglybuff
#175	Togepi
#177	Natu
#179	Mareep
#183	Marill
#187	Hoppip
#190	Aipom
#190	Aipom (Japanese)					—	—
#194	Wooper
#201	Unown (A)
#201	Unown (B)
#201	Unown (C)
#201	Unown (D)
#201	Unown (E)
#201	Unown (F)
#201	Unown (G)
#201	Unown (H)
#201	Unown (I)
#201	Unown (J)
#201	Unown (K)
#201	Unown (L)
#201	Unown (M)
#201	Unown (N)
#201	Unown (O)
#201	Unown (P)
#201	Unown (Q)
#201	Unown (R)
#201	Unown (S)
#201	Unown (T)
#201	Unown (U)
#201	Unown (V)
#201	Unown (W)
#201	Unown (X)
#201	Unown (Y)
#201	Unown (Z)
#204	Pineco
#211	Qwilfish
#213	Shuckle
#216	Teddiursa
#216	Teddiursa (Japanese)	—	—			—	—
#218	Slugma
#223	Remoraid
#231	Phanpy
#236	Tyrogue
#238	Smoochum
#246	Larvitar
#251	Celebi

6×6 tiles (48×48 pixels)

This article is missing one or more images. Please feel free to add any missing images to this article. Needed images can be uploaded to the Bulbagarden Archives. Reason: Check for spacing issues. All the Pokémon sprites in this section should reflect how they are in the games: touching the right-bottom corner of each image, not in the middle of the image. The regular and Shiny versions of the same sprite should have exactly the same spacing.

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Ndex	Pokémon	Gold		Silver		Crystal
#002	Ivysaur
#005	Charmeleon
#008	Wartortle
#017	Pidgeotto
#020	Raticate
#028	Sandslash
#030	Nidorina
#033	Nidorino
#036	Clefable
#037	Vulpix
#040	Wigglytuff
#044	Gloom
#061	Poliwhirl
#064	Kadabra
#070	Weepinbell
#073	Tentacruel
#075	Graveler
#076	Golem
#077	Ponyta
#082	Magneton
#083	Farfetch'd
#086	Seel
#093	Haunter
#094	Gengar
#096	Drowzee
#105	Marowak
#107	Hitmonchan
#109	Koffing
#113	Chansey
#114	Tangela
#117	Seadra
#118	Goldeen
#120	Staryu
#121	Starmie
#121	Starmie
#124	Jynx
#124	Jynx (Japanese)
#125	Electabuzz
#126	Magmar
#129	Magikarp
#134	Vaporeon
#135	Jolteon
#136	Flareon
#137	Porygon
#139	Omastar
#141	Kabutops
#148	Dragonair
#153	Bayleef
#156	Quilava
#159	Croconaw
#161	Sentret
#162	Furret
#165	Ledyba
#166	Ledian
#170	Chinchou
#171	Lanturn
#171	Lanturn (Japanese)					—	—
#178	Xatu
#180	Flaaffy
#185	Sudowoodo
#188	Skiploom
#191	Sunkern
#192	Sunflora
#193	Yanma
#195	Quagsire
#196	Espeon
#197	Umbreon
#198	Murkrow
#200	Misdreavus
#202	Wobbuffet
#206	Dunsparce
#207	Gligar
#209	Snubbull
#210	Granbull
#214	Heracross
#215	Sneasel
#215	Sneasel (Japanese)					—	—
#219	Magcargo
#220	Swinub
#221	Piloswine
#222	Corsola
#224	Octillery
#225	Delibird
#228	Houndour
#233	Porygon2
#239	Elekid
#240	Magby
#241	Miltank
#247	Pupitar

7×7 tiles (56×56 pixels)

Ndex	Pokémon	Gold		Silver		Crystal
#003	Venusaur
#006	Charizard
#009	Blastoise
#012	Butterfree
#015	Beedrill
#018	Pidgeot
#022	Fearow
#024	Arbok
#026	Raichu
#031	Nidoqueen
#034	Nidoking
#038	Ninetales
#042	Golbat
#045	Vileplume
#047	Parasect
#049	Venomoth
#051	Dugtrio
#053	Persian
#055	Golduck
#057	Primeape
#059	Arcanine
#062	Poliwrath
#065	Alakazam
#067	Machoke
#068	Machamp
#071	Victreebel
#078	Rapidash
#080	Slowbro
#085	Dodrio
#087	Dewgong
#089	Muk
#091	Cloyster
#092	Gastly
#095	Onix
#097	Hypno
#099	Kingler
#102	Exeggcute
#103	Exeggutor
#106	Hitmonlee
#108	Lickitung
#110	Weezing
#111	Rhyhorn
#112	Rhydon
#115	Kangaskhan
#119	Seaking
#123	Scyther
#127	Pinsir
#128	Tauros
#130	Gyarados
#131	Lapras
#142	Aerodactyl
#143	Snorlax
#144	Articuno
#145	Zapdos
#146	Moltres
#149	Dragonite
#150	Mewtwo
#154	Meganium
#157	Typhlosion
#160	Feraligatr
#160	Feraligatr (Japanese)					—	—
#164	Noctowl
#168	Ariados
#169	Crobat
#176	Togetic
#181	Ampharos
#182	Bellossom
#184	Azumarill
#186	Politoed
#189	Jumpluff
#199	Slowking
#203	Girafarig
#205	Forretress
#208	Steelix
#212	Scizor
#217	Ursaring
#226	Mantine
#227	Skarmory
#229	Houndoom
#230	Kingdra
#232	Donphan
#232	Donphan (Japanese)	—	—			—	—
#234	Stantler
#234	Stantler (Japanese)					—	—
#235	Smeargle
#237	Hitmontop
#242	Blissey
#242	Blissey (Japanese)	—	—			—	—
#243	Raikou
#244	Entei
#245	Suicune
#248	Tyranitar
#249	Lugia
#250	Ho-Oh

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Video game graphics Colors Palettes in Gen I–II (Gen I list) Pokémon by color palette in Generation I • Characters by color palette in Generation I Pokémon sprites Pokémon icons in Gen I and II Sprite size (Gen I • Gen II) See also Lists of Pokémon (Navbox)