PickPokemon

Random Gen 2 Pokémon Generator

Draws only from the 100 Pokémon of Generation 2 — the Johto Pokédex, #152 Chikorita to #251 Celebi. Add type, legendary, starter, or shiny filters to narrow it further.

All 100 Gen 2 Pokémon

Chikorita#0152ChikoritaGrass
Bayleef#0153BayleefGrass
Meganium#0154MeganiumGrass
Cyndaquil#0155CyndaquilFire
Quilava#0156QuilavaFire
Typhlosion#0157TyphlosionFire
Totodile#0158TotodileWater
Croconaw#0159CroconawWater
Feraligatr#0160FeraligatrWater
Sentret#0161SentretNormal
Furret#0162FurretNormal
Hoothoot#0163HoothootNormal
Noctowl#0164NoctowlNormal
Ledyba#0165LedybaBug
Ledian#0166LedianBug
Spinarak#0167SpinarakBug
Ariados#0168AriadosBug
Crobat#0169CrobatPoison
Chinchou#0170ChinchouWater
Lanturn#0171LanturnWater
Pichu#0172PichuElectric
Cleffa#0173CleffaFairy
Igglybuff#0174IgglybuffNormal
Togepi#0175TogepiFairy
Togetic#0176TogeticFairy
Natu#0177NatuPsychic
Xatu#0178XatuPsychic
Mareep#0179MareepElectric
Flaaffy#0180FlaaffyElectric
Ampharos#0181AmpharosElectric
Bellossom#0182BellossomGrass
Marill#0183MarillWater
Azumarill#0184AzumarillWater
Sudowoodo#0185SudowoodoRock
Politoed#0186PolitoedWater
Hoppip#0187HoppipGrass
Skiploom#0188SkiploomGrass
Jumpluff#0189JumpluffGrass
Aipom#0190AipomNormal
Sunkern#0191SunkernGrass
Sunflora#0192SunfloraGrass
Yanma#0193YanmaBug
Wooper#0194WooperWater
Quagsire#0195QuagsireWater
Espeon#0196EspeonPsychic
Umbreon#0197UmbreonDark
Murkrow#0198MurkrowDark
Slowking#0199SlowkingWater
Misdreavus#0200MisdreavusGhost
Unown#0201UnownPsychic
Wobbuffet#0202WobbuffetPsychic
Girafarig#0203GirafarigNormal
Pineco#0204PinecoBug
Forretress#0205ForretressBug
Dunsparce#0206DunsparceNormal
Gligar#0207GligarGround
Steelix#0208SteelixSteel
Snubbull#0209SnubbullFairy
Granbull#0210GranbullFairy
Qwilfish#0211QwilfishWater
Scizor#0212ScizorBug
Shuckle#0213ShuckleBug
Heracross#0214HeracrossBug
Sneasel#0215SneaselDark
Teddiursa#0216TeddiursaNormal
Ursaring#0217UrsaringNormal
Slugma#0218SlugmaFire
Magcargo#0219MagcargoFire
Swinub#0220SwinubIce
Piloswine#0221PiloswineIce
Corsola#0222CorsolaWater
Remoraid#0223RemoraidWater
Octillery#0224OctilleryWater
Delibird#0225DelibirdIce
Mantine#0226MantineWater
Skarmory#0227SkarmorySteel
Houndour#0228HoundourDark
Houndoom#0229HoundoomDark
Kingdra#0230KingdraWater
Phanpy#0231PhanpyGround
Donphan#0232DonphanGround
Porygon2#0233Porygon2Normal
Stantler#0234StantlerNormal
Smeargle#0235SmeargleNormal
Tyrogue#0236TyrogueFighting
Hitmontop#0237HitmontopFighting
Smoochum#0238SmoochumIce
Elekid#0239ElekidElectric
Magby#0240MagbyFire
Miltank#0241MiltankNormal
Blissey#0242BlisseyNormal
Raikou#0243RaikouElectric
Entei#0244EnteiFire
Suicune#0245SuicuneWater
Larvitar#0246LarvitarRock
Pupitar#0247PupitarRock
Tyranitar#0248TyranitarRock
Lugia#0249LugiaPsychic
Ho-Oh#0250Ho-OhFire
Celebi#0251CelebiPsychic

Which Pokémon count as Gen 2?

Gen 2 covers the 100 Pokémon first introduced in Pokémon Gold, Silver & Crystal — National Pokédex #152 (Chikorita) to #251 (Celebi), all originally discovered in the Johto region. Regional forms of older Pokémon aren't counted; only brand-new species are.

About Generation 2

Generation 2 arrived in 1999 with Pokémon Gold and Silver, set in Johto, a region based on the Kansai area of Japan. It added a lot that later games kept: the Dark and Steel types, held items, breeding and Pokémon Eggs, a day-and-night clock, and shiny Pokémon. After the credits, players could travel back to Kanto, which is why Johto is remembered as two regions in one game.

Generation 2 introduced the Johto region with Pokémon Gold, Silver & Crystal. Its starter trio is Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile, and its headline legendaries are Lugia, Ho-Oh, and the Legendary Beasts. Every one of the 100species above is in this generator's pool — starters, legendaries, and everything between.

Gen 2 Pokémon by the numbers

The random Pokémon generator for Gen 2 draws from 100 species, the fourth-smallest. Their most common types are Flying (19), Water (18) and Normal (15), and 49% of them have two types, the fifth-highest share.

6 are legendary or mythical (6%), the second-lowest share. The average base stat total is 407, the second-lowest. The strongest Gen 2 Pokémon that isn't legendary or mythical is Tyranitar (600), the fastest is Crobat with a base Speed of 130, and the heaviest is Steelix at 400 kg. Types are counted by each Pokémon's current typing.

Gen 2 legendary and mythical Pokémon

Generation 2 added 6 legendary and mythical Pokémon: Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Lugia, Ho-Oh and Celebi.

Typings that first appeared in Gen 2

22 typings were new in Generation 2, meaning no Pokémon from an earlier generation had them. Several come from the Dark and Steel types added this generation.

  • Electric/Steel: Magnemite and Magneton
  • Water/Electric: Chinchou and Lanturn
  • Psychic/Flying: Natu, Xatu and Lugia
  • Rock: Sudowoodo
  • Grass/Flying: Hoppip, Skiploom and Jumpluff
  • Water/Ground: Wooper and Quagsire
  • Dark: Umbreon
  • Dark/Flying: Murkrow
  • Ghost: Misdreavus
  • Normal/Psychic: Girafarig
  • Bug/Steel: Forretress and Scizor
  • Ground/Flying: Gligar
  • Steel/Ground: Steelix
  • Bug/Rock: Shuckle
  • Bug/Fighting: Heracross
  • Dark/Ice: Sneasel
  • Fire/Rock: Magcargo
  • Ice/Ground: Swinub and Piloswine
  • Steel/Flying: Skarmory
  • Dark/Fire: Houndour and Houndoom
  • Water/Dragon: Kingdra
  • Rock/Dark: Tyranitar

Other generations

Working through the whole series? Step back a region with the random Gen 1 Pokémon generator (Kanto), or jump ahead to the random Gen 3 Pokémon generator (Hoenn). For a pick from the full National Pokédex, head to the random generator with every filter — the same generation filter is there, and it stacks with every other filter.