Black and White Pokédex: all 156 Unova Pokémon, locations, evolutions and stats
Explore the original 156-species Unova Pokédex with Generation V pictures, types and searchable names. Open any Pokémon card for locations, evolution, base stats and original moves.
Original Black and White; their sequels have different routes and encounter availability.
Original Unova Pokédex scope
Original Pokémon Black and White use a 156-entry regional list numbered #000–#155. Victini occupies #000; Snivy begins #001 and Genesect closes #155. This is the original Unova list, separate from Black 2 and White 2’s expanded regional list. Every numbered card below keeps its established species fragment and opens a full local species reference.
Types and base stats reflect Generation V. Cottonee and Whimsicott are Grass-only, Fairy does not exist, and later stat changes such as stronger Unfezant or a bulkier Gigalith are excluded. The ordinary first-story encounters emphasise Unova species; earlier-region Pokémon appear through the postgame and compatible transfer routes.
Plan owned entries, evolutions and external requirements
A Pokédex sighting and an owned entry are different. Evolving one caught species can fill a family; fossils, starter choices, paired trades and version-specific encounters require their own plans. Follow the species reference’s version, method and condition instead of assuming all pictured Pokémon can be caught in a route’s ordinary grass.
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, encounter records, evolution methods, base stats, breeding data and original level-up and machine moves.
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#000–#025

Victini

Snivy

Servine

Serperior

Tepig

Pignite

Emboar

Oshawott

Dewott

Samurott

Patrat

Watchog

Lillipup

Herdier

Stoutland

Purrloin

Liepard

Pansage

Simisage

Pansear

Simisear

Panpour

Simipour

Munna

Musharna

Pidove
#026–#051

Tranquill

Unfezant

Blitzle

Zebstrika

Roggenrola

Boldore

Gigalith

Woobat

Swoobat

Drilbur

Excadrill

Audino

Timburr

Gurdurr

Conkeldurr

Tympole

Palpitoad

Seismitoad

Throh

Sawk

Sewaddle

Swadloon

Leavanny

Venipede

Whirlipede

Scolipede
#052–#077

Cottonee

Whimsicott

Petilil

Lilligant

Basculin

Sandile

Krokorok

Krookodile

Darumaka

Darmanitan

Maractus

Dwebble

Crustle

Scraggy

Scrafty

Sigilyph

Yamask

Cofagrigus

Tirtouga

Carracosta

Archen

Archeops

Trubbish

Garbodor

Zorua

Zoroark
#078–#103

Minccino

Cinccino

Gothita

Gothorita

Gothitelle

Solosis

Duosion

Reuniclus

Ducklett

Swanna

Vanillite

Vanillish

Vanilluxe

Deerling

Sawsbuck

Emolga

Karrablast

Escavalier

Foongus

Amoonguss

Frillish

Jellicent

Alomomola

Joltik

Galvantula

Ferroseed
#104–#129

Ferrothorn

Klink

Klang

Klinklang

Tynamo

Eelektrik

Eelektross

Elgyem

Beheeyem

Litwick

Lampent

Chandelure

Axew

Fraxure

Haxorus

Cubchoo

Beartic

Cryogonal

Shelmet

Accelgor

Stunfisk

Mienfoo

Mienshao

Druddigon

Golett

Golurk
#130–#155

Pawniard

Bisharp

Bouffalant

Rufflet

Braviary

Vullaby

Mandibuzz

Heatmor

Durant

Deino

Zweilous

Hydreigon

Larvesta

Volcarona

Cobalion

Terrakion

Virizion

Tornadus

Thundurus

Reshiram

Zekrom

Landorus

Kyurem

Keldeo

Meloetta

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Common collection questions
Can I complete this list on one fresh cartridge? The list includes counterpart exclusives, other starters, trade evolutions and historical event species. Local trading can still supply compatible external requirements; an ended official event cannot be downloaded simply by opening its old menu.
Do original Black and White award a Shiny Charm? No. Shiny/Oval Charm rewards belong to later games. The original regional diploma requires 152 owned non-mythical Unova species; Victini, Keldeo, Meloetta and Genesect are excluded.
Are hidden ability slots proof of availability? No. Historical slots include abilities that were never released for some species in Generation V. Use the historical availability guide before planning a catch around one.
Use a species’s exact original Black/White location and method. Historical events and modern forms are separate from ordinary original-cartridge collection.
