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title: "Pig and Boar Pokémon - PokéPC"
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# Pig and Boar Pokémon

Sources checked: September 24, 2026

Snouts, tusks and rounded bodies give these Pokémon their pig and boar character, sometimes mixed with other animal traits.

## Pokémon in this collection

Pokémon: 16

Tepig combines a piglet with fire, Spoink balances its body on a spring-like tail, and Lechonk follows its nose. These designs use very different powers without losing their porcine features.

Munna and Musharna add a pig-shaped incense-burner motif alongside tapir and baku influences. Their inclusion reflects this mixture, rather than classifying every dream-eating tapir Pokémon as a pig.

[#0056 Mankey](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/mankey?lang=en)
[#0057 Primeape](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/primeape?lang=en)
[#0979 Annihilape](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/annihilape?lang=en)
[#0220 Swinub](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/swinub?lang=en)
[#0221 Piloswine Male](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/piloswine?lang=en)
[#0473 Mamoswine Male](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/mamoswine?lang=en)
[#0325 Spoink](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/spoink?lang=en)
[#0326 Grumpig](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/grumpig?lang=en)
[#0498 Tepig](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/tepig?lang=en)
[#0499 Pignite](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/pignite?lang=en)
[#0500 Emboar](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/emboar?lang=en)
[#0517 Munna](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/munna?lang=en)
[#0518 Musharna](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/musharna?lang=en)
[#0915 Lechonk](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/lechonk?lang=en)
[#0916 Oinkologne Male](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/oinkologne?lang=en)
[#0916 Oinkologne Female](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/oinkologne-f?lang=en)

## Sources

- [Bulbapedia: Mamoswine](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mamoswine_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Munna](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Munna_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Musharna](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Musharna_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Lechonk](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Lechonk_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Serebii: Lechonk Pokédex](https://www.serebii.net/pokedex-sv/lechonk/)

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Source: [Pig and Boar Pokémon - PokéPC](https://pokepc.net/articles/pokemon/pigs) on PokéPC, the Living Dex box organizer and Pokédex tracker.