Ruby and Sapphire Pokédex: all 202 Hoenn Pokémon, locations, evolutions and stats
Explore all 202 original Hoenn entries with authentic Ruby/Sapphire sprites, Generation III types and searchable names. Open any card for original encounters, evolutions, abilities, stats and moves.
Original Pokémon Ruby Version and Pokémon Sapphire Version for Game Boy Advance. Version-specific encounters and story roles are labelled. Emerald and the Nintendo 3DS remakes have separate rules and progression.
The original 202-entry Hoenn Pokédex
Ruby and Sapphire use the original Hoenn regional list numbered #001–#202, from Treecko to Deoxys. The list later appears in Emerald, but encounter locations, gifts, story events and move services differ. Every numbered card opens a full reference for the original Ruby and Sapphire cartridges.
Types, ability slots, stats and evolution methods come from the original game data. Ralts’s family is Psychic-only, Marill’s family is Water-only and Fairy typing does not exist. Later additions such as Gallade, Froslass, Roserade and Chingling cannot evolve or hatch here.
Plan choices, evolutions and version requirements
A seen entry and an owned entry are different records. Starter choices, the desert fossil choice, version exclusives, trades and historical event Pokémon need separate collection plans. Use each profile’s exact version and encounter method instead of assuming every pictured species is an ordinary catch.
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Filter by name, Hoenn number or an original type. The alphabetical list provides direct jumps. Select a card for original stats, abilities, evolution, breeding facts and level-up, Egg and machine moves.
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#001–#030

Treecko

Grovyle

Sceptile

Torchic

Combusken

Blaziken

Mudkip

Marshtomp

Swampert

Poochyena

Mightyena

Zigzagoon

Linoone

Wurmple

Silcoon

Beautifly

Cascoon

Dustox

Lotad

Lombre

Ludicolo

Seedot

Nuzleaf

Shiftry

Taillow

Swellow

Wingull

Pelipper

Ralts

Kirlia
#031–#060

Gardevoir

Surskit

Masquerain

Shroomish

Breloom

Slakoth

Vigoroth

Slaking

Abra

Kadabra

Alakazam

Nincada

Ninjask

Shedinja

Whismur

Loudred

Exploud

Makuhita

Hariyama

Goldeen

Seaking

Magikarp

Gyarados

Azurill

Marill

Azumarill

Geodude

Graveler

Golem

Nosepass
#061–#090

Skitty

Delcatty

Zubat

Golbat

Crobat

Tentacool

Tentacruel

Sableye

Mawile

Aron

Lairon

Aggron

Machop

Machoke

Machamp

Meditite

Medicham

Electrike

Manectric

Plusle

Minun

Magnemite

Magneton

Voltorb

Electrode

Volbeat

Illumise

Oddish

Gloom

Vileplume
#091–#120

Bellossom

Doduo

Dodrio

Roselia

Gulpin

Swalot

Carvanha

Sharpedo

Wailmer

Wailord

Numel

Camerupt

Slugma

Magcargo

Torkoal

Grimer

Muk

Koffing

Weezing

Spoink

Grumpig

Sandshrew

Sandslash

Spinda

Skarmory

Trapinch

Vibrava

Flygon

Cacnea

Cacturne
#121–#150

Swablu

Altaria

Zangoose

Seviper

Lunatone

Solrock

Barboach

Whiscash

Corphish

Crawdaunt

Baltoy

Claydol

Lileep

Cradily

Anorith

Armaldo

Igglybuff

Jigglypuff

Wigglytuff

Feebas

Milotic

Castform

Staryu

Starmie

Kecleon

Shuppet

Banette

Duskull

Dusclops

Tropius
#151–#180

Chimecho

Absol

Vulpix

Ninetales

Pichu

Pikachu

Raichu

Psyduck

Golduck

Wynaut

Wobbuffet

Natu

Xatu

Girafarig

Phanpy

Donphan

Pinsir

Heracross

Rhyhorn

Rhydon

Snorunt

Glalie

Spheal

Sealeo

Walrein

Clamperl

Huntail

Gorebyss

Relicanth

Corsola
#181–#202

Chinchou

Lanturn

Luvdisc

Horsea

Seadra

Kingdra

Bagon

Shelgon

Salamence

Beldum

Metang

Metagross

Regirock

Regice

Registeel

Latias

Latios

Kyogre

Groudon

Rayquaza

Jirachi

Deoxys
Common original-cartridge questions
Can I obtain all 202 on one new save? Starter choices, the opposite version’s exclusive families, trade evolutions, one chosen fossil and historical events require external collection routes. A listed event species does not create an ordinary wild encounter.
Do Ruby and Sapphire have the Battle Frontier? No. They have a Battle Tower. Emerald’s Frontier, extra tutors, Desert Underpass and broader postgame Pokémon are separate features.
Are moves physical or special individually? Damaging moves use their type in Generation III. Ghost is physical and Dark is special, including Shadow Ball and Bite. The individual move category split begins in Generation IV.
Can I breed Ditto or inherit natures with Everstone? Ditto has no native Ruby/Sapphire catch. Compatible external Ditto can support breeding, but Everstone’s nature inheritance starts with Emerald. Eggs hatch at Lv.5; Light Ball’s Volt Tackle breeding is also absent.
Do I evolve Feebas with a Prism Scale? No. Raise Beauty to at least 170 with Pokéblocks and level up. The later trade item method does not exist here.
Use each species’s Ruby/Sapphire version, method and original mechanics. Emerald additions and later generations have their own references.
