Pok¨¦mon Go Gen 6 Pok¨¦mon list released so far, and every creature from X and Y's Kalos region listed
Every Pok¨¦mon you can expect to meet in Gen 6.
Gen 6 promises to bring a total of 72 new Pokémon for you to catch in Pokémon Go.
This is by far the smallest Pokémon generation added to Pokémon Go; Gen 2 brought 100 new Pokémon, Gen 3 introduced 130, Gen 4 offers 107 Pokémon and Gen 5 has the largest number of new Pokémon at 156.
Gen 6 was introduced alongside the release of Pokémon X and Y, which is the sixth instalment, excluding remakes and special editions, in the main Pokémon series. Like Gen 5, this generation is focused around original creatures, meaning there are no new baby Pokémon or new evolutions for previous generations.
On this page:
- Which Gen 6 Pokémon are in the Pokémon Go so far
- What we know about Gen 6 Pokémon
- Pokémon Go Gen 6 Pokémon list
Which Gen 6 Pokémon are in the Pokémon Go so far
Gen 6 is following the tradition, set down down by Gen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5 before it, of rolling its Pokémon out in stages. Here's which Gen 6 Pokémon are currently available in Pokémon Go:
July 2023 (1 released):
Below you'll find the Gen 6 Pokémon released in Pokémon Go during July 2023:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 718 | Zygarde | 
| Dragon / Ground Legendary Pokémon Released as part of the From A to Zygarde special research quest Formed changed by collecting Zygarde Cells earned by doing Routes |
June 2023 (1 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released into Pokémon Go during June 2023:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 703 | Carbink | 
| Rock / Fairy Debuted on Wednesday 21st June as part of the pay-to-play timed research quest, In the Rough Released globally as part of Go Fest 2023: Global |
March 2023 (1 released):
Below you'll find the Gen 6 Pokémon released during March 2023:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 701 | Hawlucha | 
| Fighting / Flying Debuted on Wednesday, 1st March 2023 A regionally exclusive Pokémon in Mexico |
December 2022 (3 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released during December 2022:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 664 | Scatterbug | 
| Bug Debuted on Friday, 16th December 2022 |
| 665 | Spewpa | 
| Bug Evolves from Scatterbug (using 25 Candy) Debuted on Friday, 16th December 2022 |
| 666 | Vivillion | 
| Bug Evolves from Spewpa (using 100 Candy) Debuted on Friday, 16th December 2022 |
June 2022 (4 released):
Below you can find the Gen 6 Pokémon released in June 2022:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 696 | Tyrunt | 
| Rock / Dragon Debuted as part of Adventure Week |
| 697 | Tyrantrum | 
| Rock / Dragon Evolves from Tyrunt during the day using 50 Candy Debuted as part of Adventure Week |
| 698 | Amaura | 
| Rock / Ice Debuted as part of Adventure Week |
| 699 | Aurorus | 
| Rock / Ice Evolves from Amaura during the night using 50 Candy Debuted as part of Adventure Week |
February 2022 (3 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released during February 2022:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 669 | Flabébé | 
| Fairy Debuted as part of the Valentine's Day 2022 event |
| 670 | Floette | 
| Fairy Evolves from Flabébé (using Candy) Debuted as part of the Valentine's Day 2022 event |
| 671 | Florges | 
| Fairy Evolves from Floette (using Candy and 20 buddy hearts) Debuted as part of the Valentine's Day 2022 event |
January 2022 (2 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released during January 2022:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 694 | Helioptile | 
| Electric / Normal Debuted as part of the Power Plant event |
| 695 | Heliolisk | 
| Electric / Normal Evolves from Helioptile with a Sun Stone and 50 Helioptile Candy Debuted as part of the Power Plant event |
December 2021 (2 released):
During December 2021, the following Gen 6 Pokémon were released:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 712 | Bergmite | 
| Ice |
| 713 | Avalugg | 
| Ice Evolves from Bergmite (using 50 Candy) Debuted as part of the Holiday 2021 event |
November 2021 (1 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released in November 2021:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 702 | Dedenne | 
| Electric / Fairy Debuted as part of the Festival of Lights event |
October 2021 (4 released):
Below you can find the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released in October 2021:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 708 | Phantump | 
| Ghost / Grass Debuted as part of the Halloween event |
| 709 | Trevenant | 
| Ghost / Grass Evolves from Phantump when traded in the main series (using 200 Candy or no Candy via the trade evolution mechanic) Debuted as part of the Halloween event |
| 710 | Pumpkaboo | 
| Ghost / Grass Debuted as part of the Halloween event |
| 711 | Gourgeist | 
| Ghost / Grass Evolves from Pumpkaboo when traded in the main series (using 200 Candy or no Candy via the trade evolution mechanic) Debuted as part of the Halloween event |
September 2021 (4 released):
Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released in September 2021:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 676 | Furfrou | 
| Normal Debuted as part of the Fashion Week event |
| 686 | Inkay | 
| Dark / Psychic Debuted as part of the Psychic Spectacular event |
| 687 | Malamar | 
| Dark / Psychic Evolves from Inkay when the phone is held upside down (using 50 Candy) Debuted as part of the Psychic Spectacular event |
| 720 | Hoopa (Confined) | 
| Psychic / Ghost (Confined) Psychic / Dark (Unbound) Mythical Pokémon Complete Stage 3 of the Misunderstood Mischief special research |
May 2021 (8 released):
Below you can find the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released in May 2021:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 674 | Pancham | 
| Fighting Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 675 | Pangoro | 
| Fighting / Dark Evolves from Pancham when there is a dark-type Pokémon in your party in the main series (using Candy) Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 682 | Spritzee | 
| Fairy Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 683 | Aromatisse | 
| Fairy Evolves from Spritzee when traded holding a Sachet in the main series(using Candy) Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 684 | Swirlix | 
| Fairy |
| 685 | Slurpuff | 
| Fairy Evolves from Swirlix when traded holding a Whipped Dream in the main series (using Candy) Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 700 | Sylveon | 
| Fairy Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends Y event |
| 704 | Goomy | 
| Dragon |
| 705 | Sliggoo | 
| Dragon Evolves from Goomy (using Candy) Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 706 | Goodra | 
| Dragon Evolves from Sliggoo when levelled up during the rain or fog in the main series (using Candy) Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 716 | Xerneas | 
| Fairy Legendary Pokémon Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends X event |
| 717 | Yveltal | 
| Dark / Flying Legendary Pokémon Debuted as part of the Luminous Legends Y event |
April 2021 (6 released):
Here are all of the Gen 6 Pokémon which were released in April 2021:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 688 | Binacle | 
| Rock / Water Debuted as part of Sustainability Week |
| 689 | Barbaracle | 
| Rock / Water Evolves from Binacle (using Candy) Debuted as part of Sustainability Week |
| 690 | Skrelp | 
| Poison / Water Debuted as part of Rivals' Week |
| 691 | Dragalge | 
| Poison / Dragon Evolves from Skrelp (using Candy) Debuted as part of Rivals' Week |
| 692 | Clauncher | 
| Water Debuted as part of Rivals' Week |
| 693 | Clawitzer | 
| Water Evolves from Clauncher (using Candy) Debuted as part of Rivals' Week |
December 2020 (21 released):
Below you can find all of the Gen 6 Pokémon that were released in December 2020. On their release, certain spawns were temporarily boosted as part of the Kalos Celebration event:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Debut Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 650 | Chespin | 
| Grass Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 651 | Quilladin | 
| Grass Evolves from Chespin (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 652 | Chesnaught | 
| Grass / Fighting Evolves from Quilladin (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 653 | Fennekin | 
| Fire Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 654 | Braixen | 
| Fire Evolves from Fennekin (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 655 | Delphox | 
| Fire / Psychic Evolves from Braixen (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 656 | Froakie | 
| Water Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 657 | Frogadier | 
| Water Evolves from Froakie (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 658 | Greninja | 
| Water / Dark Evolves from Frogadier (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 659 | Bunnelby | 
| Normal Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 660 | Diggersby | 
| Normal / Ground Evolves from Bunnelby (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 661 | Fletchling | 
| Normal / Flying Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 662 | Fletchinder | 
| Fire / Flying Evolves from Fletchling (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 663 | Talonflame | 
| Fire / Flying Evolves from Fletchinder (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 667 | Litleo | 
| Fire / Normal Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration in one-star raids |
| 668 | Pyroar | 
| Fire / Normal Evolves from Litleo (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 677 | Espurr | 
| Psychic Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration in one-star raids |
| 678 | Meowstic | 
| Psychic Evolves from Espurr (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 707 | Klefki | 
| Steel / Fairy Regional exclusive for France Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration Pokémon for France |
| 714 | Noibat | 
| Flying / Dragon Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
| 715 | Noivern | 
| Flying / Dragon Evolves from Noibat (using Candy) Debuted as part of the release for the Season of Celebration |
What we know about Gen 6 Pokémon
Originating from the Kalos region, which takes inspiration from northern France, Gen 6 introduces 72 new Pokémon. This includes a collection of new legendaries, the traditional three - grass, water and fire - starter Pokémon and Klefki, the sentient keys Pokémon because why not.
Here are some interesting facts about how Gen 6 makes itself unique among the multiple Pokémon generations:
- Gen 6 saw the introduction of the fairy-type, which was the first new Pokémon type introduced since dark and steel-type Pokémon were introduced in Gold and Silver. Not only were pure fairy-type Pokémon, like Spritzee, were introduced, but older Pokémon, such as Marill and Jigglypuff, became dual types to increase the range of fairy-type Pokémon available.
- Sylveon, the eighth Eevee evolution, was introduced as part of Gen 6. To obtain it in the main line series, Eevee must know at least one fairy-type move and have a high friendship level with you.
- Mega Evolution and the various alternate forms for Absol, Mewtwo and other Pokémon, were introduced as part of this generation.
- Gen 6 includes one of the most elaborate and unique evolution methods in the entire Pokémon series. If you want to evolve Inkay into Malamar, you must train Inkay to level 30 and then, when the evolution process begins, turn the console upside down. This is achieved thanks to the internal gyroscope of the Nintendo 3DS and, since this is the first Nintendo handheld console to include a gyroscope, this evolution method would be impossible in previous generations.
- Gen 6 is the first Pokémon generation to not have a pure ground or electric-type Pokémon.
- Thematically, Gen 6 focuses around the concepts of beauty, balance and harmony. This demonstrated by the legendary Pokémon Xerneas and Yveltal, which represent the balance between life (Xerneas) and destruction (Yveltal).
The Dual Destiny Season is here! It brings the Holiday Part 2 event with it. You can now catch Dynamax Pokémon through Max Battles. First, however, you need to visit Power Spots to collect Max Particles and complete the To the Max! quest. Don't forget to try out Routes, Gift Exchange and Party Play while you're hunting down rare Pokémon, fighting in the Go Battle League or competing in PokéStop Showcases.
Pokémon Go Gen 6 Pokémon list
Like the previous Pokémon generations, such as Gen 5, most evolutions will simply require you to collect a specific amount of Candy.
We can, however, expect to see a Gen 6 version of the Unova and Sinnoh Stone as, like Gen 4 and 5, this generation has a number of Pokémon that will only evolve if they are traded while holding a specific item.
A number of Pokémon may also be affected by the trading mechanic, which will make them easier to evolve once they've been traded with another player.
Here is the complete list of Gen 6 Pokémon:
| No. | Pokémon | Type, Evolution and Predicted Catch Method | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 650 | Chespin |
| Grass |
| 651 | Quilladin |
| Grass Evolves from Chespin (using Candy) |
| 652 | Chesnaught |
| Grass / Fighting Evolves from Quilladin (using Candy) |
| 653 | Fennekin |
| Fire |
| 654 | Braixen |
| Fire Evolves from Fennekin (using Candy) |
| 655 | Delphox |
| Fire / Psychic Evolves from Braixen (using Candy) |
| 656 | Froakie |
| Water |
| 657 | Frogadier |
| Water Evolves from Froakie (using Candy) |
| 658 | Greninja |
| Water / Dark Evolves from Frogadier (using Candy) |
| 659 | Bunnelby |
| Normal |
| 660 | Diggersby |
| Normal / Ground Evolves from Bunnelby (using Candy) |
| 661 | Fletchling |
| Normal / Flying |
| 662 | Fletchinder |
| Fire / Flying Evolves from Fletchling (using Candy) |
| 663 | Talonflame |
| Fire / Flying Evolves from Fletchinder (using Candy) |
| 664 | Scatterbug |
| Bug |
| 665 | Spewpa |
| Bug Evolves from Scatterbug (using Candy) |
| 666 | Vivillion |
| Bug Evolves from Spewpa (using Candy) |
| 667 | Litleo |
| Fire / Normal |
| 668 | Pyroar |
| Fire / Normal Evolves from Litleo |
| 669 | Flabébé |
| Fairy |
| 670 | Floette |
| Fairy Evolves from Flabébé |
| 671 | Florges |
| Fairy Evolves from Floette using a Shiny Stone in the main series (using Candy) |
| 672 | Skiddo | 
| Grass |
| 673 | Gogoat | 
| Grass Evolves from Skiddo (using Candy) |
| 674 | Pancham |
| Fighting |
| 675 | Pangoro |
| Fighting / Dark Evolves from Pancham when there is a dark-type Pokémon in your party in the main series (using Candy) |
| 676 | Furfrou |
| Normal |
| 677 | Espurr |
| Psychic |
| 678 | Meowstic |
| Psychic Evolves from Espurr (using Candy) |
| 679 | Honedge | 
| Steel / Ghost |
| 680 | Doublade | 
| Steel / Ghost Evolves from Honedge (using Candy) |
| 681 | Aegislash | 
| Steel / Ghost Evolves from Doublade using a Dusk Stone in the main series (using Candy) |
| 682 | Spritzee |
| Fairy |
| 683 | Aromatisse |
| Fairy Evolves from Spritzee when traded holding a Sachet in the main series(using Candy) |
| 684 | Swirlix |
| Fairy |
| 685 | Slurpuff |
| Fairy Evolves from Swirlix when traded holding a Whipped Dream in the main series (using Candy) |
| 686 | Inkay |
| Dark / Psychic |
| 687 | Malamar |
| Dark / Psychic Evolves from Inkay when the console is held upside down (using Candy) |
| 688 | Binacle |
| Rock / Water |
| 689 | Barbaracle |
| Rock / Water Evolves from Binacle (using Candy) |
| 690 | Skrelp |
| Poison / Water |
| 691 | Dragalge |
| Poison / Dragon Evolves from Skrelp (using Candy) |
| 692 | Clauncher |
| Water |
| 693 | Clawitzer |
| Water Evolves from Clauncher (using Candy) |
| 694 | Helioptile |
| Electric / Normal |
| 695 | Heliolisk |
| Electric / Normal Evolves from Helioptile with a Sun Stone in the main series (using Candy) |
| 696 | Tyrunt |
| Rock / Dragon |
| 697 | Tyrantrum |
| Rock / Dragon Evolves from Tyrunt during the day in the main series (using Candy) |
| 698 | Amaura |
| Rock / Ice |
| 699 | Aurorus |
| Rock / Ice Evolves from Amaura during the night in the main series (using Candy) |
| 700 | Sylveon |
| Fairy |
| 701 | Hawlucha |
| Fighting / Flying |
| 702 | Dedenne |
| Electric / Fairy |
| 703 | Carbink |
| Rock / Fairy |
| 704 | Goomy |
| Dragon |
| 705 | Sliggoo |
| Dragon Evolves from Goomy (using Candy) |
| 706 | Goodra |
| Dragon Evolves from Sliggoo when levelled up during the rain or fog in the main series (using Candy) |
| 707 | Klefki |
| Steel / Fairy |
| 708 | Phantump |
| Ghost / Grass |
| 709 | Trevenant |
| Ghost / Grass Evolves from Phantump when traded in the main series (using Candy) |
| 710 | Pumpkaboo |
| Ghost / Grass |
| 711 | Gourgeist |
| Ghost / Grass Evolves from Pumpkaboo when traded in the main series (using Candy) |
| 712 | Bergmite |
| Ice |
| 713 | Avalugg |
| Ice Evolves from Bergmite (using Candy) |
| 714 | Noibat |
| Flying / Dragon |
| 715 | Noivern |
| Flying / Dragon Evolves from Noibat (using Candy) |
| 716 | Xerneas |
| Fairy Legendary Pokémon |
| 717 | Yveltal |
| Dark / Flying Legendary Pokémon |
| 718 | Zygarde |
| Dragon / Ground Legendary Pokémon |
| 719 | Diancie | 
| Rock / Fairy Mythical Pokémon |
| 720 | Hoopa |
| Psychic / Ghost (Confined) Psychic / Dark (Unbound) Mythical Pokémon |
| 721 | Volcanion | 
| Fire / Water Mythical Pokémon |
Good luck completing the Kalos Pokédex!