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Every unique Pokémon not currently available in Pokémon Go

A superhero dolphin, a prehistoric Jigglypuff, and the god of all Pokémon await.

By Matthew Reynolds
Mimikyu, Cramorant and Eiscue in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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The arrival of Blipbug, Dottler and Orbeetle this week is a good opportunity to look at all the other Pokémon yet to be released in Pokémon Go.

With no additions since 2023's Scarlet and Violet DLC, and Pokémon Wind and Waves's injection of new Pokémon not coming until 2027, I was initially worried we'd be down to slim pickings. But in fact, there's 82 unique Pokémon remaining - 50 from Gen 9 alone - and includes some of the most leftfield creatures to ever grace the series.

What follows is a list of unreleased Pokémon, generation-by-generation, and some facts to give us ideas on how they could be introduced whenever Niantic is ready.

Some notes before we begin...

Here's what you can expect from the following piece:

  • This list doesn't include unreleased forms of Pokémon already in the game, Gigantamax or Mega Evolutions. I'll likely cover these on the site in time, but since this article was running quite long with the image-heavy format I was aiming for, I wanted to keep it focused on wholly new additions.
  • Also not included are confirmed Gen 10 Pokémon, since they are technically not released anywhere yet.
  • The list is broken down by generation, and though it's broadly in Pokédex order, I've decided to bunch together certain Pokémon and move entries around where it makes sense (groups of legendaries and Paradox Pokémon are two good examples).

Unreleased Pokémon in numbers

For wholly new Pokémon unreleased in Pokémon Go, we're looking at:

Gen 4 (Sinnoh) unreleased Pokémon

There are three unreleased Pokémon in Gen 4:

Phione and Manaphy

Phione and Manaphy in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Arceus

Arceus in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Gen 7 (Alola)

There are eight unreleased Pokémon in Gen 7:

Wishiwashi

Wishiwashi in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Pyukumuku

Pyukumuku in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Type: Null and Silvally

Type: Null and Silvally in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Minior

Minior in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Mimikyu 

Mimikyu in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Magearna

Magearna in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Zeraora

Zeraora in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Gen 8 (Galar)

There are 20 unreleased Pokémon in Gen 8's Galar region:

Chewtle and Drednaw

Chewtle and Drednaw in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Silicobra and Sandaconda

Silicobra and Sandaconda in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Cramorant

Cramorant in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Arrokuda and Barraskewda

Arrokuda and Barraskewda in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Milcery and Alcremie

Milcery and Alcremie in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Pincurchin

Pincurchin in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Eiscue

Eiscue in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Cufant and Copperajah

Cufant and Copperajah in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Dracozolt, Arctozolt, Dracovish and Arctovish

Dracozolt, Arctozolt, Dracovish and Arctovish in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Glastrier and Spectrier

Glastrier and Spectrier in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Calyrex

Calyrex in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Gen 8 (Hisui)

There is one unreleased Pokémon in Gen 8's Hisui region:

Basculegion

Basculegion in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Gen 9 (Paldea)

There are 50 unreleased Pokémon from Gen 9:

Squawkabilly

Squawkabilly in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Maschiff and Mabosstiff

Maschiff and Mabosstiff in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Bramblin and Brambleghast

Bramblin and Brambleghast in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Capsakid and Scovillain

Capsakid and Scovillain in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Rellor and Rabsca

Rellor and Rabsca in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Flittle and Espathra

Flittle and Espathra in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Finizen and Palafin

Finizen and Palafin in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Cyclizar

Cyclizar in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Orthworm

Orthworm in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Veluza

Veluza in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Farigiraf

Farigiraf in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Great Tusk and Iron Treads

Great Tusk and Iron Treads in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Scream Tail

Scream Tail in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Brute Bonnet

Brute Bonnet in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Flutter Mane

Flutter Mane in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Slither Wing and Iron Moth

Slither Wing and Iron Moth in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Sandy Shocks

Sandy Shocks in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Iron Bundle

Iron Bundle in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Iron Hands

Iron Hands in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Iron Jugulis

Iron Jugulis in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Iron Thorns

Iron Thorns in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Wo-Chien, Chien-Pao, Ting-Lu and Chi-Yu

Wo-Chien, Chien-Pao, Ting-Lu and Chi-Yu in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Roaring Moon

Roaring Moon in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Iron Valiant

Iron Valiant in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Koraidon and Miraidon

Koraidon and Miraidon in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Walking Wake, Gouging Fire and Raging Bolt

Walking Wake, Gouging Fire and Raging Bolt in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Iron Leaves, Iron Boulder and Iron Crown

Iron Leaves, Iron Boulder and Iron Crown in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Okidogi, Munkidori and Fezandipiti

Okidogi, Munkidori and Fezandipiti in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Ogerpon

Ogerpon in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Archaludon

Archaludon in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Terapagos

Terapagos in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
Credit: One More Catch (via The Pokémon Company)

Pecharunt

Pecharunt in front of a polygonal shape and a textured background.
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Phew! That's a lot. As mentioned, this does not include alternate forms of existing Pokémon, remaining Gigantamax and Mega Evolutions, so with all that combined, Niantic still has a fair number to play with before Gen 10 eventually arrives.

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Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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