Black 2 and White 2 Pokédex: all 301 Unova Pokémon, locations, evolutions and stats
Explore the expanded 301-species Unova Pokédex with Generation V pictures, types and searchable names. Open any Pokémon card for sequel locations, evolution, base stats and Black 2/White 2 moves.
Nintendo DS sequels; not the original Black and White story.
Expanded Unova Pokédex scope
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 use a 301-entry regional list numbered #000–#300. Victini occupies #000; Snivy begins #001 and Genesect closes #300. Earlier-region species now share Unova with the original generation. Every card keeps its established species fragment and opens a full local species reference.
Types and base stats reflect Generation V. Azurill and Clefairy remain Normal, Cottonee and Whimsicott remain Grass-only, and Fairy does not exist. Later stat changes are excluded. The species pages use sequel encounter and move records rather than assuming the original Black/White locations are unchanged.
Plan owned entries, evolution and external requirements
Seeing a species, owning it and keeping a living collection are different goals. A caught evolved species does not fill its baby stage. Fossil choices, version exclusives, friendship and trade evolutions, postgame breeding and historical distributions need individual plans. Follow each species page’s version, method and condition.
Search the complete illustrated index
Filter by name, Unova number or an original type. Open the alphabetical list for a direct jump. Select any Pokémon card to open its ability slots, recorded sequel encounters, evolution family, base stats, breeding data, level-up moves, machine compatibility and tutor moves.
Find a Pokémon by name — all 301 species
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#000–#030

Victini

Snivy

Servine

Serperior

Tepig

Pignite

Emboar

Oshawott

Dewott

Samurott

Patrat

Watchog

Purrloin

Liepard

Pidove

Tranquill

Unfezant

Sewaddle

Swadloon

Leavanny

Sunkern

Sunflora

Lillipup

Herdier

Stoutland

Mareep

Flaaffy

Ampharos

Psyduck

Golduck

Azurill
#031–#061

Marill

Azumarill

Riolu

Lucario

Dunsparce

Audino

Pansage

Simisage

Pansear

Simisear

Panpour

Simipour

Venipede

Whirlipede

Scolipede

Koffing

Weezing

Magnemite

Magneton

Magnezone

Growlithe

Arcanine

Magby

Magmar

Magmortar

Elekid

Electabuzz

Electivire

Rattata

Raticate

Zubat
#062–#092

Golbat

Crobat

Grimer

Muk

Woobat

Swoobat

Roggenrola

Boldore

Gigalith

Onix

Steelix

Timburr

Gurdurr

Conkeldurr

Drilbur

Excadrill

Skitty

Delcatty

Buneary

Lopunny

Cottonee

Whimsicott

Petilil

Lilligant

Munna

Musharna

Cleffa

Clefairy

Clefable

Eevee

Vaporeon
#093–#123

Jolteon

Flareon

Espeon

Umbreon

Leafeon

Glaceon

Sandile

Krokorok

Krookodile

Darumaka

Darmanitan

Basculin

Trubbish

Garbodor

Minccino

Cinccino

Rufflet

Braviary

Vullaby

Mandibuzz

Sandshrew

Sandslash

Dwebble

Crustle

Scraggy

Scrafty

Maractus

Sigilyph

Trapinch

Vibrava

Flygon
#124–#154

Yamask

Cofagrigus

Tirtouga

Carracosta

Archen

Archeops

Klink

Klang

Klinklang

Budew

Roselia

Roserade

Gothita

Gothorita

Gothitelle

Solosis

Duosion

Reuniclus

Combee

Vespiquen

Emolga

Heracross

Pinsir

Blitzle

Zebstrika

Buizel

Floatzel

Zorua

Zoroark

Ducklett

Swanna
#155–#185

Karrablast

Escavalier

Shelmet

Accelgor

Deerling

Sawsbuck

Foongus

Amoonguss

Castform

Nosepass

Probopass

Aron

Lairon

Aggron

Baltoy

Claydol

Larvesta

Volcarona

Joltik

Galvantula

Ferroseed

Ferrothorn

Tynamo

Eelektrik

Eelektross

Frillish

Jellicent

Alomomola

Axew

Fraxure

Haxorus
#186–#216

Zangoose

Seviper

Elgyem

Beheeyem

Litwick

Lampent

Chandelure

Heatmor

Durant

Cubchoo

Beartic

Cryogonal

Tornadus

Thundurus

Landorus

Skorupi

Drapion

Skarmory

Numel

Camerupt

Spoink

Grumpig

Drifloon

Drifblim

Shuppet

Banette

Wingull

Pelipper

Lunatone

Solrock

Absol
#217–#247

Tangela

Tangrowth

Mienfoo

Mienshao

Gligar

Gliscor

Pawniard

Bisharp

Cobalion

Terrakion

Virizion

Tympole

Palpitoad

Seismitoad

Stunfisk

Shuckle

Mantyke

Mantine

Remoraid

Octillery

Corsola

Staryu

Starmie

Wailmer

Wailord

Lapras

Spheal

Sealeo

Walrein

Swablu

Altaria
#248–#278

Vulpix

Ninetales

Bronzor

Bronzong

Sneasel

Weavile

Delibird

Vanillite

Vanillish

Vanilluxe

Swinub

Piloswine

Mamoswine

Ditto

Beldum

Metang

Metagross

Seel

Dewgong

Throh

Sawk

Bouffalant

Druddigon

Golett

Golurk

Deino

Zweilous

Hydreigon

Slakoth

Vigoroth

Slaking
#279–#300

Corphish

Crawdaunt

Igglybuff

Jigglypuff

Wigglytuff

Lickitung

Lickilicky

Yanma

Yanmega

Tropius

Carnivine

Croagunk

Toxicroak

Larvitar

Pupitar

Tyranitar

Reshiram

Zekrom

Kyurem

Keldeo

Meloetta

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Common collection questions
Can every entry be caught in ordinary grass? No. Evolutions, gifts, fossils, NPC trades, Hidden Grottos, counterpart versions and compatible external specimens fill different gaps. Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus have no ordinary wild sequel encounter.
Does Victini require a new Liberty Garden catch? No new wild Victini encounter exists in the sequels. An already obtained compatible specimen can be traded or transferred. Victini, Keldeo, Meloetta and Genesect are Mythical entries excluded from the ordinary regional reward requirements.
Can I breed before the first League? The Route 3 Day Care is reached after the Hall of Fame. The original Black/White early Day Care route does not apply. Incense breeding can be necessary to obtain a baby stage.
Are Shiny and Oval Charms available here? Yes. Professor Juniper awards the Oval Charm for owning the non-mythical regional list and the Shiny Charm for owning the required National list. Seeing the non-mythical regional list earns the License for the Nature Preserve; its stationary shiny Haxorus is level 60.
Does a Hidden Ability slot prove availability? No. The page lists historical slots separately from the documented method of getting one. Specific gifts and Hidden Grottos have their own rules, and some Generation V slots were never released.
This is the expanded sequel list, with all 301 entries and standard Generation V sprites. Open a species for the exact Black 2/White 2 method, version and prerequisite before hunting it.
