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Starter Pokémon
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Meet the first partners offered at the start of the main adventures. The grids distinguish regional starter selections, Legends selections and special partners; their evolutions are family context.
The scope is released core-series player starters and their families, including both Legends selections. NPC partners, separate spin-off rosters and announced future starters are outside these grids.
Kanto
Pokémon: 9Red and Blue introduce the original trio; Yellow instead begins with Pikachu.
Kanto (Let’s Go)
Pokémon: 2The Let’s Go partner specimens cannot evolve or leave their own games.
Johto
Pokémon: 9Their ordinary final evolutions remain pure Grass, Fire and Water types, without secondary types.
Hoenn
Pokémon: 9All three final evolutions can Mega Evolve in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
Sinnoh
Pokémon: 9Their final forms pair Grass with Ground, Fire with Fighting, and Water with Steel.
Unova
Pokémon: 9Black 2 and White 2 retain the same starting trio as Black and White, despite following a new protagonist.
Kalos
Pokémon: 9In X and Y, the later gift of a Kanto starter lets you add a second starter family to your team.
Alola
Pokémon: 9Rowlet begins as Grass/Flying, but its ordinary final evolution, Decidueye, replaces Flying with Ghost.
Galar
Pokémon: 9Their final evolutions gained Gigantamax forms in The Isle of Armor. Max Soup can grant eligible individuals the required Factor.
Hisui
Pokémon: 9These three starters return with Hisuian final evolutions in Legends: Arceus.
Paldea
Pokémon: 9The final evolutions add Dark, Ghost and Fighting, respectively, changing the original type matchups.
Lumiose City
Pokémon: 9Legends: Z-A combines starters from different regions. Their final evolutions have Mega forms, listed separately in the Mega Evolution guide.





















































































