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Original 151 Pokémon, in Pokédex Order Quiz

How well do you know the original 151 Pokémon, in Pokédex order? Floored turns the ranking into a building: floor 1 is the top of the list. We name a floor, you guess what's on it, and the lift rides to whatever you picked so you know to go higher or lower.

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You get a few guesses per floor. Land it on your first guess for 10 points; a near miss still scores. After the pokédex round, four more lists from the same topic keep the ride going.

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  1. Bulbasaur Grass/Poison
    Its Japanese name, Fushigidane, is a pun meaning 'strange seed'.
  2. Ivysaur Grass/Poison
    The bud on its back blooms into a large flower when it evolves into Venusaur.
  3. Venusaur Grass/Poison
    It's the box-art mascot of Pokémon Green and its remake, LeafGreen.
  4. Charmander Fire
    Its Pokédex says the flame on its tail shows its life force and burns weakly if it's weak.
  5. Charmeleon Fire
    Unlike its final evolution, it has no wings and can't fly.
  6. Charizard Fire/Flying
    Its holographic Base Set trading card is one of the most valuable Pokémon cards ever sold.
  7. Squirtle Water
    In the anime, a gang of sunglasses-wearing Squirtle called the Squirtle Squad caused trouble.
  8. Wartortle Water
    Its fluffy tail is seen as a symbol of long life, like the minogame turtle of Japanese folklore.
  9. Blastoise Water
    It's the box-art mascot of Pokémon Blue.
  10. Caterpie Bug
    It was the very first Pokémon Ash caught in the anime.
  11. Metapod Bug
    In the anime, Ash once fought a Metapod with his own; both just kept using Harden.
  12. Butterfree Bug/Flying
    Ash released his Butterfree so it could leave with a mate, a tearful anime scene.
  13. Weedle Bug/Poison
    It has a sharp, venomous stinger on its head.
  14. Kakuna Bug/Poison
    It can barely move, so it hardens its shell to protect itself while it waits to evolve.
  15. Beedrill Bug/Poison
    It gained a Mega Evolution in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
  16. Pidgey Normal/Flying
    Its Japanese name, Poppo, comes from the sound of a pigeon's coo.
  17. Pidgeotto Normal/Flying
    Ash's Pidgeotto evolved into Pidgeot and was left behind to protect a flock.
  18. Pidgeot Normal/Flying
    Mega Pidgeot's No Guard ability makes every move it uses hit.
  19. Rattata Normal
    Youngster Joey's 'top percentage' Rattata became one of the games' best-known memes.
  20. Raticate Normal
    Its Alolan form is a Dark/Normal type known for its gourmet appetite.
  21. Spearow Normal/Flying
    In the anime's first episode, Ash angers a Spearow and gets chased by a whole flock.
  22. Fearow Normal/Flying
    Its Pokédex says its huge wings let it stay aloft without ever landing to rest.
  23. Ekans Poison
    Its name is 'snake' spelled backward.
  24. Arbok Poison
    Its name is 'kobra' spelled backward.
  25. Pikachu Electric
    Its name blends Japanese sounds for an electric sparkle (pika) and a mouse's squeak (chu).
  26. Raichu Electric
    Its Alolan form is an Electric/Psychic type that surfs on its own tail.
  27. Sandshrew Ground
    Its Alolan form is an Ice/Steel type that lives on snowy mountains.
  28. Sandslash Ground
    It curls into a spiny ball to protect itself when threatened.
  29. Nidoran♀ Poison
    The female and male Nidoran are classified as two separate species.
  30. Nidorina Poison
    Even though its line is split by sex, it can't breed at all.
  31. Nidoqueen Poison/Ground
    Its body is covered in hard, needle-like scales.
  32. Nidoran♂ Poison
    It stiffens its big ears to sense danger.
  33. Nidorino Poison
    The opening of Pokémon Red and Blue shows it battling a Gengar.
  34. Nidoking Poison/Ground
    Its Pokédex says one swing of its tail can snap a telephone pole like a matchstick.
  35. Clefairy Fairy
    Before Pikachu took the role, it was reportedly considered as the franchise's mascot.
  36. Clefable Fairy
    Its Pokédex says its ears are so sharp it can hear a pin drop over half a mile away.
  37. Vulpix Fire
    It's born with just one tail, which splits from the tip as it grows older.
  38. Ninetales Fire
    Legend says it can live for 1,000 years.
  39. Jigglypuff Normal/Fairy
    In the anime, it draws on the faces of everyone who falls asleep during its song.
  40. Wigglytuff Normal/Fairy
    When angered, it sucks in air and inflates itself to an enormous size.
  41. Zubat Poison/Flying
    It has no eyes and finds its way using ultrasonic waves.
  42. Golbat Poison/Flying
    Once it bites, it keeps draining energy even if it gets too heavy to fly.
  43. Oddish Grass/Poison
    During the day it buries itself in the soil to hide.
  44. Gloom Grass/Poison
    The nectar it drools has a foul stench.
  45. Vileplume Grass/Poison
    It scatters toxic, allergy-causing pollen from its giant flower.
  46. Paras Bug/Grass
    The mushrooms on its back are parasitic fungi called tochukaso.
  47. Parasect Bug/Grass
    The mushroom on its back has taken over and now controls the bug beneath it.
  48. Venonat Bug/Poison
    Its large eyes are actually clusters of tiny eyes.
  49. Venomoth Bug/Poison
    Fans have long theorized that its design was swapped with Butterfree's during development.
  50. Diglett Ground
    Its Alolan form grows three shiny metal hairs on its head.
  51. Dugtrio Ground
    Its Pokédex describes it as a team of Diglett triplets.
  52. Meowth Normal
    Team Rocket's Meowth taught himself to talk and walk upright to impress a female Meowth.
  53. Persian Normal
    In the anime, Team Rocket boss Giovanni keeps one as a pampered pet.
  54. Psyduck Water
    It suffers constant headaches, and when they peak it unleashes strange psychic powers.
  55. Golduck Water
    Its Pokédex says it's often mistaken for the Japanese water monster, the kappa.
  56. Mankey Fighting
    It flies into a rage at the slightest provocation.
  57. Primeape Fighting
    After decades without one, it finally got an evolution, Annihilape, in Scarlet and Violet.
  58. Growlithe Fire
    In the anime, Officer Jenny often works alongside a police Growlithe.
  59. Arcanine Fire
    Its Pokédex category is 'Legendary Pokémon', even though it isn't a Legendary.
  60. Poliwag Water
    Its skin is so thin that the spiral on its belly is actually its insides showing through.
  61. Poliwhirl Water
    Staring at the swirl on its belly is said to make you sleepy.
  62. Poliwrath Water/Fighting
    Its Pokédex says it easily outswims the best human swimmers.
  63. Abra Psychic
    It sleeps 18 hours a day and can teleport away even while asleep.
  64. Kadabra Psychic
    Illusionist Uri Geller sued Nintendo, claiming it was based on him.
  65. Alakazam Psychic
    Its brain never stops growing, giving it an IQ of about 5,000.
  66. Machop Fighting
    Its Pokédex says it's strong enough to hurl 100 adult humans.
  67. Machoke Fighting
    It wears a power-save belt to keep its enormous strength under control.
  68. Machamp Fighting
    Its four arms let it throw a barrage of punches that are nearly impossible to block.
  69. Bellsprout Grass/Poison
    Its thin, flexible body lets it sway and dodge attacks.
  70. Weepinbell Grass/Poison
    Its Pokédex says it spits a fluid that dissolves everything.
  71. Victreebel Grass/Poison
    Team Rocket's James kept getting swallowed by his own Victreebel in the anime.
  72. Tentacool Water/Poison
    Its body is about 99% water.
  73. Tentacruel Water/Poison
    It has 80 tentacles that it can stretch and shrink freely.
  74. Geodude Rock/Ground
    Hikers on mountain trails often step on it by mistake, thinking it's a rock.
  75. Graveler Rock/Ground
    It rolls down mountains and doesn't care if chunks of its body break off.
  76. Golem Rock/Ground
    Its Pokédex says it sheds its rocky skin once a year.
  77. Ponyta Fire
    Its hooves are said to be 10 times harder than diamond.
  78. Rapidash Fire
    At full gallop it can reach about 150 mph, according to its Pokédex.
  79. Slowpoke Water/Psychic
    It takes about five seconds to feel pain when something bites its tail.
  80. Slowbro Water/Psychic
    It evolves when a Shellder bites onto its tail.
  81. Magnemite Electric/Steel
    It was pure Electric until Generation II added the Steel type to it.
  82. Magneton Electric/Steel
    It's made of three Magnemite linked together by magnetism.
  83. Farfetch'd Normal/Flying
    Its Galarian form evolves into Sirfetch'd, which wields its leek like a lance.
  84. Doduo Normal/Flying
    It can't fly well, but makes up for it with its speed on foot.
  85. Dodrio Normal/Flying
    Its Pokédex says that while two of its heads sleep, one always stays awake.
  86. Seel Water
    It uses the horn on its head to break through thick ice.
  87. Dewgong Water/Ice
    Its pure-white body helps it blend in on snowy ice floes.
  88. Grimer Poison
    One Pokédex entry says it formed when sludge was exposed to X-rays from the Moon.
  89. Muk Poison
    Nothing will grow in the spots where it has walked.
  90. Shellder Water
    Its tongue is almost always hanging out of its shell.
  91. Cloyster Water/Ice
    Its shell is so hard that its Pokédex says even a bomb can't shatter it.
  92. Gastly Ghost/Poison
    Its body is made almost entirely of gas, so strong winds can blow it away.
  93. Haunter Ghost/Poison
    It can pass through walls and licks its victims with a gaseous tongue.
  94. Gengar Ghost/Poison
    A sudden chill in the dark is said to mean a Gengar is lurking nearby.
  95. Onix Rock/Ground
    It burrows through the ground at about 50 mph.
  96. Drowzee Psychic
    It eats dreams, an idea borrowed from the baku of Japanese folklore.
  97. Hypno Psychic
    It carries a pendulum that it swings to hypnotize its targets.
  98. Krabby Water
    If it loses a claw in battle, it can grow a new one.
  99. Kingler Water
    Its huge claw packs 10,000 horsepower of crushing force.
  100. Voltorb Electric
    It looks just like a Poké Ball, and was first spotted at a Poké Ball factory.
  101. Electrode Electric
    It stores so much electricity that the slightest shock can make it explode.
  102. Exeggcute Grass/Psychic
    It looks like six eggs, but it's really a cluster of seeds.
  103. Exeggutor Grass/Psychic
    Its Alolan form has an absurdly long neck and is part Dragon type.
  104. Cubone Ground
    It wears the skull of its dead mother as a helmet.
  105. Marowak Ground
    Its Alolan form is a Fire/Ghost type that dances with a flaming bone.
  106. Hitmonlee Fighting
    Its English name is a nod to martial arts star Bruce Lee.
  107. Hitmonchan Fighting
    Its English name is a nod to action star Jackie Chan.
  108. Lickitung Normal
    Its tongue is about twice as long as its body.
  109. Koffing Poison
    Team Rocket's James owned one in the anime, and it later evolved into Weezing.
  110. Weezing Poison
    Its Galarian form cleans polluted air and has smokestacks that look like top hats.
  111. Rhyhorn Ground/Rock
    Its Pokédex says its brain is so small that it forgets why it started running.
  112. Rhydon Ground/Rock
    It's widely reported to be the very first Pokémon ever designed.
  113. Chansey Normal
    It lays nutritious eggs and helps Nurse Joy at Pokémon Centers in the anime.
  114. Tangela Grass
    Its true form is hidden under a mass of blue vines.
  115. Kangaskhan Normal
    Its Mega Evolution lets the baby jump out of the pouch to fight alongside it.
  116. Horsea Water
    It squirts ink from its mouth to escape enemies.
  117. Seadra Water
    Like real seahorses, the males take care of the young.
  118. Goldeen Water
    Its flowing tail fin earned it the nickname 'Water Queen'.
  119. Seaking Water
    In autumn its body becomes more colorful for mating season.
  120. Staryu Water
    Its red core glows at night, and it can regrow lost limbs.
  121. Starmie Water/Psychic
    Misty uses it as one of her signature Pokémon.
  122. Mr. Mime Psychic/Fairy
    It's a skilled mime that can turn its gestures into invisible walls.
  123. Scyther Bug/Flying
    It moves so fast it can create the illusion that there's more than one of it.
  124. Jynx Ice/Psychic
    Its skin color was changed from black to purple after criticism of its design.
  125. Electabuzz Electric
    It feeds on electricity and often causes blackouts near power plants.
  126. Magmar Fire
    It was first discovered at an active volcano.
  127. Pinsir Bug
    It grips prey in its pincers and won't let go until they tear apart.
  128. Tauros Normal
    It whips itself with its three tails to fire itself up.
  129. Magikarp Water
    In Red and Blue, a shady salesman sells you one for 500 Poké Dollars.
  130. Gyarados Water/Flying
    It echoes the Chinese legend of a carp that leaps a waterfall and becomes a dragon.
  131. Lapras Water/Ice
    In Red and Blue, a Silph Co. employee gives you one for free.
  132. Ditto Normal
    It can transform into anything and can breed with almost any Pokémon.
  133. Eevee Normal
    Its unstable genes let it evolve into many different forms.
  134. Vaporeon Water
    Its cell structure is so like water that it can melt into it and become invisible.
  135. Jolteon Electric
    When it's charged up, its fur stands on end like sharp needles.
  136. Flareon Fire
    It stores heat in an internal flame sac, and its fluffy collar helps it cool down.
  137. Porygon Normal
    The only anime episode built around it was banned after flashing lights caused seizures.
  138. Omanyte Rock/Water
    It's revived from the Helix Fossil, which Twitch Plays Pokémon fans jokingly worshipped.
  139. Omastar Rock/Water
    Its Pokédex says its shell grew so heavy it may have driven it to extinction.
  140. Kabuto Rock/Water
    It's revived from the Dome Fossil, which you choose instead of the Helix in Mt. Moon.
  141. Kabutops Rock/Water
    Its Pokédex says it slashed prey with its scythes and drained their body fluids.
  142. Aerodactyl Rock/Flying
    It's revived from Old Amber, which you get at the Pewter City museum.
  143. Snorlax Normal
    Its Pokédex says it eats nearly 900 pounds of food a day before falling asleep.
  144. Articuno Ice/Flying
    It's said to appear before doomed travelers lost in icy mountains.
  145. Zapdos Electric/Flying
    It's said to appear from storm clouds while dropping enormous lightning bolts.
  146. Moltres Fire/Flying
    Its appearance is said to herald the coming of spring.
  147. Dratini Dragon
    It was long thought to be a myth until a colony was found living underwater.
  148. Dragonair Dragon
    It's said to be able to change the weather.
  149. Dragonite Dragon/Flying
    It can fly around the world in about 16 hours.
  150. Mewtwo Psychic
    It was created by scientists through genetic manipulation of Mew.
  151. Mew Psychic
    Programmer Shigeki Morimoto secretly added it to Red and Green at the last minute.

Source: National Pokédex (via PokeAPI) · as of 2026-10

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