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The Pokémon GO Pokédex records species and forms you have seen or caught. It is the best first place to check an entry, while a Pokémon's individual detail page provides the CP, HP, moves, appraisal, evolution requirements and resources that apply to the specific Pokémon in your storage.
This page also preserves an early fan-created Pokédex artbook attributed in the original article to the Fmon Project. The artwork is useful as an archived visual gallery, but it predates many Pokémon GO additions and balance changes and should not be treated as a current gameplay database.
How to open and use the Pokémon GO Pokédex
- Open the main menu from the map.
- Select Pokédex.
- Choose a region, category or search/filter option available in the current interface.
- Tap a species to review what the game has recorded.
A silhouette usually indicates a Pokémon that has been seen but not caught. Blank or unavailable entries can reflect species, forms or categories that the account has not encountered.
Pokédex entry vs. Pokémon detail page
| Pokédex entry | Individual Pokémon page |
|---|---|
| Species and form collection record | Current CP, HP and power-up cost |
| Seen and caught progress | Fast and Charged Attacks |
| Regional or category organization | Appraisal and individual values |
| General evolution-family information | Exact evolution button and requirements |
| Form, costume, Shiny or other registered variants | Catch date, location, tags and transfer options |
For battle decisions, do not rely only on a species illustration. Check the exact form and moves, because two Pokémon with the same name can have different levels, IVs or attacks.
What may require another current source
The in-game Pokédex is collection-focused. Detailed raid rankings, PvP matchups, move energy values, event availability and historical changes may require official event notes or a current specialist reference. Verify the date and game mode because Pokémon GO battle values differ from the main-series games and can be rebalanced.
Archived Fmon Pokédex artbook gallery
The following 30 images are preserved from the original article. They are presented as fan-art reference pages, not as a complete current Pokémon GO Pokédex or an official Pokémon Company publication.
Gallery pages 1–6
Gallery pages 7–12
Gallery pages 13–18
Gallery pages 19–24
Gallery pages 25–30
How to verify information from an older Pokédex
- Confirm that the species or form is available in Pokémon GO, not only in another Pokémon title.
- Check the current in-game evolution requirements.
- Review the exact Pokémon's moves and appraisal.
- Use current official event information for availability.
- Do not assume an old fan translation or stat table reflects later balance updates.
The archived gallery offers a visual introduction to Pokémon, while the current in-game Pokédex and Pokémon detail pages provide the account-specific information needed for collection and gameplay decisions.
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