Platinum Pokédex: all 210 Sinnoh Pokémon, locations, evolutions and stats
Explore all 210 Platinum Sinnoh Pokémon with original sprites, Generation IV types and searchable names. Open any card for Platinum locations, evolution, base stats, abilities and moves.
Original Nintendo DS release; not Brilliant Diamond or Shining Pearl.
Platinum’s expanded Sinnoh Pokédex
Pokémon Platinum uses a 210-entry regional list numbered #001–#210. Turtwig begins the list and Giratina closes it. This expanded list includes more families than the original Diamond/Pearl regional list. Every existing Pokémon fragment and Platinum sprite is preserved, while every card now opens a full local species reference.
Types, abilities and base stats use Generation IV. Fairy does not exist, Hidden Abilities do not exist, and later stat increases are excluded. Wormadam’s pictured Plant Cloak, Giratina’s Altered Forme and ordinary Rotom have named form notes; alternate forms must not be assigned the standard profile’s stats by assumption.
Plan sightings, ownership and evolution families
Seeing a Pokémon, owning it and retaining a living collection are different goals. A caught evolved species does not register ownership of its baby stage. Starter choice, trade evolutions, incense breeding, Honey Tree timing, daily slots, fossil availability and external species need individual plans. Follow each profile’s exact Platinum method and condition.
Search the complete illustrated index
Filter by name, Sinnoh number or an original type. Open the alphabetical list to jump directly to an entry. Select any Pokémon card for original ability slots, Platinum encounter records, evolution requirements, base stats, breeding data, level-up moves, machine compatibility and tutor moves.
Find a Pokémon by name — all 210 species
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#001–#030

Turtwig

Grotle

Torterra

Chimchar

Monferno

Infernape

Piplup

Prinplup

Empoleon

Starly

Staravia

Staraptor

Bidoof

Bibarel

Kricketot

Kricketune

Shinx

Luxio

Luxray

Abra

Kadabra

Alakazam

Magikarp

Gyarados

Budew

Roselia

Roserade

Zubat

Golbat

Crobat
#031–#060

Geodude

Graveler

Golem

Onix

Steelix

Cranidos

Rampardos

Shieldon

Bastiodon

Machop

Machoke

Machamp

Psyduck

Golduck

Burmy

Wormadam

Mothim

Wurmple

Silcoon

Beautifly

Cascoon

Dustox

Combee

Vespiquen

Pachirisu

Buizel

Floatzel

Cherubi

Cherrim

Shellos
#061–#090

Gastrodon

Heracross

Aipom

Ambipom

Drifloon

Drifblim

Buneary

Lopunny

Gastly

Haunter

Gengar

Misdreavus

Mismagius

Murkrow

Honchkrow

Glameow

Purugly

Goldeen

Seaking

Barboach

Whiscash

Chingling

Chimecho

Stunky

Skuntank

Meditite

Medicham

Bronzor

Bronzong

Ponyta
#091–#120

Rapidash

Bonsly

Sudowoodo

Mime Jr.

Mr. Mime

Happiny

Chansey

Blissey

Cleffa

Clefairy

Clefable

Chatot

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Hoothoot

Noctowl

Spiritomb

Gible

Gabite

Garchomp

Munchlax

Snorlax

Unown

Riolu

Lucario

Wooper

Quagsire

Wingull

Pelipper
#121–#150

Girafarig

Hippopotas

Hippowdon

Azurill

Marill

Azumarill

Skorupi

Drapion

Croagunk

Toxicroak

Carnivine

Remoraid

Octillery

Finneon

Lumineon

Tentacool

Tentacruel

Feebas

Milotic

Mantyke

Mantine

Snover

Abomasnow

Sneasel

Weavile

Uxie

Mesprit

Azelf

Dialga

Palkia
#151–#180

Manaphy

Rotom

Gligar

Gliscor

Nosepass

Probopass

Ralts

Kirlia

Gardevoir

Gallade

Lickitung

Lickilicky

Eevee

Vaporeon

Jolteon

Flareon

Espeon

Umbreon

Leafeon

Glaceon

Swablu

Altaria

Togepi

Togetic

Togekiss

Houndour

Houndoom

Magnemite

Magneton

Magnezone
#181–#210

Tangela

Tangrowth

Yanma

Yanmega

Tropius

Rhyhorn

Rhydon

Rhyperior

Duskull

Dusclops

Dusknoir

Porygon

Porygon2

Porygon-Z

Scyther

Scizor

Elekid

Electabuzz

Electivire

Magby

Magmar

Magmortar

Swinub

Piloswine

Mamoswine

Snorunt

Glalie

Froslass

Absol

Giratina
Common collection questions
Can every regional entry be caught on one fresh cartridge? No. Starter choices, trade evolutions and external families need compatible specimens. Murkrow, Misdreavus, Glameow and Stunky families lack ordinary Platinum catches. Some baby entries are obtained by incense breeding.
Does the National Dex require owning all 210? No. Platinum requires seeing all 210 Sinnoh species, including Manaphy, then visiting Rowan’s lab for the upgrade. The Pokémon Mansion book records Manaphy’s sighting without an owned event specimen. Seeing an entry is different from owning it; the Diamond/Pearl exclusion does not apply.
Are Hidden Abilities or Shiny/Oval Charms available? No. Hidden Abilities and these charms were introduced later. Use original ability slots and original encounter rules for Platinum.
Can I breed before the League? Yes. The Solaceon Town Day Care is part of the main journey. Friendship, incense, gender and eligible Egg groups still determine which result is possible.
Do I evolve Feebas with a Prism Scale? No. Platinum requires Beauty of at least 170 and a level-up. Eevee’s Leafeon/Glaceon branches also require the original Moss Rock and Ice Rock, rather than later stone methods.
Use each species’s exact Platinum location, method and condition. All 210 entries retain their original sprites and regional numbering; alternate forms, external requirements and later-generation changes have separate scope.
