Compilation of Pixelmon mod commands in Minecraft

Are you interested in the Pokemon summon commands in Pixelmon? This article will summarize the Pixelmon Pokemon summon commands for you!

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Console commands in Pixelmon Minecraft
Other Pixelmon commands
Some Pixelmon commands in previous versions
Frequently Asked Questions about the Pixelmon command in Minecraft

Are you interested in the Pokemon summon commands in Pixelmon ? This article will summarize the Pixelmon Pokemon summon commands for you!

Pixelmon is a popular mod for Minecraft that allows players to bring Pokémon into the game. There are many commands that players can use in this mod to help hatch eggs, heal party members, display stats, and much more.

Below are all the known commands for Pixelmon that can make your experience easier and help you become a better Pokémon trainer in Minecraft. When a command says Player, Breed, Pokémon, etc., you will enter the name. For example, let's say you want to revive a player's Pokémon using the command /pokeheal [player]. You would enter the player's username in square brackets for the command to work.

Players can easily enter commands by pressing the ~ (tilde) key on their keyboard. This will open the command center, where you can enter any command mentioned in this guide. After entering the command, press Enter to activate it. It's important to remember that commands only work if you are on a server that supports them.

Pixelmon is currently available for Minecraft versions 1.20.2 (alpha), 1.16.5 (stable), 1.12.2, 1.10.2, 1.8.9, and 1.7.10, with versions prior to 1.16.5 considered obsolete. The last three versions listed are not officially distributed. Minecraft Forge is required to use Pixelmon. Due to the large amount of resources in Pixelmon, at least 2 GB of RAM is needed for Pixelmon to run; this requires a 64-bit Java version.

Pixelmon can be used with the same Minecraft launcher as most other Forge mods, or with mod pack launchers such as Technic launcher, Curseforge launcher, or AT launcher.

Pixelmon adds many aspects of the Pokémon game to Minecraft, including the Pokémon themselves, battling, trading, and breeding Pokémon. Pixelmon also includes a range of new items, including Pokémon highlights like Poké Balls and TMs, new resources like bauxite ore and Apricorn fruits, and new decorative blocks like chairs and clocks.

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Console commands in Pixelmon Minecraft

Command	Act
/battlelog [player]	This command provides the battle logs of other players. If no player name is provided, you will receive the battle logs of the user who issued the command. Everyone needs to be in the battle to activate this command.
/breed	Provide an egg from the two Pokémon specified in the command. The command will fail if the two Pokémon are incompatible.
/catchingcharm <[player] [remove]>	Provides a charm to increase the chance of catching important Pokémon. It can be removed from the player using the remove argument.
/checkspawns [specific \| type]	Displays instances of the Pokémon Parameter mentioned in the command on the player's PC. Eggs containing the specified Pokémon will also be displayed.
/compedit	Allows you to edit the specified Pokémon on your PC using Pokémon Spec.
/completeallquests	Complete all tasks assigned to the player specified in the command.
/compsearch	It displays all Pokémon in the designated box, along with the item it holds. It doesn't show the egg, but rather the contents of the egg.
/compsee	Displays all Pokémon in the designated player's box, as well as any items held.
/comptake	Provide the designated Pokémon to the player in question.
/comptest	Check if the Pokémon on the player's PC match the Pokémon specifications of the command.
/dexcheck	Check the number of Pokémon caught according to the Pokedex. You cannot check other players' numbers using this command.
/disablebattle	Turn off all PvP battles for the player in question.
/dynamaxband	Grant the designated player a Dynamax Band for their Dynamax Pokémon (making them gigantic).
/eggsteps	Displays the number of steps required to hatch the egg. If no player is specified, it will count the steps taken by the user who issued the command.
/endbattle [player]	End the battle for the designated player or for the command user if no player is designated.
/evs	Check the Pokémon's EV in the command.
/expcharm <[player] [remove]>	This provides an Exp buff that increases the amount of experience the entire party receives. Everyone can remove it by adding the `remove` argument.
/fillcurrydex [player] [rating] [page] [flavor]	It contains the player's Curry Dex, an item that tracks each curry dish the player has created, along with its quality, flavor, and type.
/filldex [player] [percentage]	Fill the player's Pokedex by the percentage mentioned in the command. If no percentage is specified, fill the Pokedex to 100%.
/freeze	This freezes all Pokémon in the world. If you use the command again, they will be freed.
/givemoney	Provide the designated player with the specified number of PokéDollars. Negative values take money from the player.
/givepixelsprite (player)	Provide the player with an image of the Pokémon mentioned in the command.
/hiddenpower	Displays the base type and power of a Pokémon's Hidden Power attack at the designated team location. It will also show details even if the Pokémon doesn't yet know its Hidden Power.
/ivs	Check the Individual Values of the specified Pokémon.
/legendaryspawn	Attempt to create a legendary Pokémon near the player who issued the command.
/levelling [player]	Determine whether the designated player's Pokémon can level up from experience.
/markcharm <[player] [remove]>	It provides players with Mark Charms, which increase their chances of catching Pokémon with the mark.
/megaring	Give the player a Mega Ring of their choice to Mega Evolve a Pokémon.
/npckill	Remove all NPCs of the type mentioned in the command from the world.
/ovalcharm <[player] [remove]>	Provide players with Oval Charms to increase the egg production rate in the nursery.
/pokebattle	It forces designated players to battle, which could be a single player, a specific Pokémon, a random Pokémon, or an NPC Trainer.
/pokebattle	Combat must be done in pairs as long as the NPC's combat rules are established.
/pokefaint	This will cause a group of players to faint. If no player is specified, this will affect the group of players using the command.
/pokegive [arguments]	Assign the designated Pokémon to the designated player's party or PC (if the party is full). If the player is in battle, the Pokémon will be automatically sent to that player's PC.
/pokeheal [player]	It heals the Pokémon of the designated player. If no player is designated, it heals the Pokémon of the player who issued the command.
/pokesell [-f]	Issue commands to the designated player in the user's chosen Pokémon group.
/pokespawn [arguments]	Generates the specified Pokémon or a random Pokémon if an argument is used.
/pokestats	Displays the number of times the designated player has won or lost a battle.
/redeemfossil [all]	Exchange the fossil you are holding for a Pokémon.
/resetpokestats	Reset the player in question's tracked win and loss count to 0.
/setparty [moves]	Set the level of all Pokémon in the group. If you add the 'moves' argument, you will have to select 4 moves from the Pokémon group to set the level.
/setrap :[form] [x] [y] [z] [world]	Set the species' Raid Den to the mentioned coordinates. If you don't add coordinates, it will be set to the nearest den. It doesn't matter whether it's empty or not.
/setstage [player]	Place the player in the assigned stage of the mission.
/shinycharm <[player] [remove]>	Remove players from the specified number of mission stages.
/spawning [on \| off \| dignostic]	Used for predictive purposes, [diagnostic] provides information about recent Pokémon spawns. You toggle spawns using [on \| off]
/spectate [player]	Follow the current match of the player in question. If no players are added, the command user will stop following.
/spectest [PokéSpec]	Check if the Pokémon Spec in the command matches the Pokémon. You need to see the Pokémon to activate this command.
/starter [player]	Open the Start menu so you can choose your starter Pokémon.
/tcg help	This page displays detailed information about the Pokémon trading card game (TCG) and how to play it.
/tcg help	This will show you how to collect cards, build decks, and battle in the TCG.
/tcg endbattle	End the TCG battle you are currently participating in.
/tcg give card ribchop BASE1	We provide you with BASE 1 card.
/tcg give deck ribchop brushfire	We provide you with a Brushfire deck.
/teach [position]	This forces the designated Pokémon to attempt and learn the move. This can happen even if the Pokémon is incapable of learning the move.
/tms	This shows you which TMs (items that teach Pokémon certain moves) are compatible with the specified Pokémon.
/tradesim	Force the trading evolution process to be performed on the designated Pokémon.
/transfer	Transfer the specified number of PokéDollars from the command user to the specified player.
/warpplate set	This command moves the warpplate the player is currently standing on to the specified coordinates. The command will not take effect if the player is not standing on the warpplate.
/wiki	Display information about the specified Pokémon. The argument can be one of the keywords daycare, evolution, moves, or spawning.

Other Pixelmon commands

The commands listed below are available in the Pixelmon plugin, called Even More Pixelmon.

Command	Describe
/checkevs < Pokémon name or number > [-c]	This displays a list of EVs you will receive when you defeat the Pokémon in question.
/checkstats or /cs [ target ] [ slot ] [-c]	Displays information and statistics for Pokémon in the group.
/checktypes or /type < Pokémon name or number > [-c]	Displays a list of Pokémon's resistances, weaknesses, immunity, and abilities.
/evenmorepixelmoncommands or /empc	Display the accessible commands.
/fixgenders [ target ] [-c]	Assign a specific gender to your Pokémon.
/partyhatch [ target ] [-c]	Surround the entire group of players.
/partyheal [ target ] [-c]	Heal the entire party of players.
/randomtm [ target ] [-a]	Assign a specific goal to a random TM.
/resetdex < target > [-c]	Reset a specific player's Pokédex to 0.
/resetevs < slot > [-c]	Resets all of a Pokémon's EVs to 0.
/showstats or /show < slot > [-c]	Currently, the stats of selected Pokémon are being uploaded to the server.
/spawndex [-f\|-o\|-r\|-s] [radius]	The Spawn Pokémon is indicated at the mouse cursor: The argument f emits a fake spawn message. The `o` argument provides the spawn point with an outline that players can see through walls. The argument r creates a spawn point at a random location. The `s` argument creates a shiny spawn point.
/switchgender or /bend [-c]	Change Pokémon to the opposite gender.
/timedhatch [target] [-c]	Hatch a single Pokémon.
/timedheal [target] [-c]	Heal a single Pokémon.

Some Pixelmon commands in previous versions

Command	Describe
/pokereload	If external JSON files are enabled, this command will reload data from those files without requiring a server restart.
/pokesave	This command will immediately protect the designated player's Pokémon in the world. The `all` argument can be used to protect all players' Pokémon in the world.
/printstore	Record brief descriptions of all the player's stored Pokémon data currently being loaded into the console.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Pixelmon command in Minecraft

What is Pixelmon?

Pixelmon is a popular Minecraft mod that combines Minecraft's survival gameplay with the Pokémon world. Players can catch, train, and battle Pokémon right in this magical blocky world.

What are commands used for in Pixelmon?

The commands in Pixelmon help players:

Catch or summon Pokémon
Check the indicators (IVs, EVs, Hidden Power, etc.)
Create special items such as the Dynamax Band and Mega Ring.
Healing, hatching eggs, forcing combat, giving money,.

These commands are especially useful for server administrators, creative players, or YouTubers and streamers when filming Pixelmon content.

How do I use the Pixelmon command?

To use commands in Pixelmon Minecraft, gamers need:

Install the Pixelmon mod (and possibly add the Even More Pixelmon plugin if you need more functionality).
Enable cheats (in single-player mode) or have OP privileges (in server mode).

Are Pixelmon commands different across versions?

Some older commands like /pokereload and /pokesave only work in earlier versions of Pixelmon. Additionally, mods like Even More Pixelmon add separate commands such as /fixgenders , /showstats , and /spawndex .

Samuel Daniel

Update 18 June 2026

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