Last reviewed on 2026-05-02
Pikachu Electric
#025 — Mouse PokemonThe world's most iconic Pokemon and mascot of the entire franchise. Ash's beloved partner. Stores electricity in its cheek pouches and uses Thunderbolt as its signature move.
Charizard Fire
#006 — Flame PokemonOne of the most beloved Pokemon of all time. Evolved form of Charmander and Charmeleon. Has two Mega Evolutions and a Gigantamax form. Known for its power, pride, and iconic design.
Mewtwo Psychic
#150 — Genetic PokemonGenetically engineered from Mew's DNA. One of the most powerful Pokemon ever created. Deeply philosophical, struggles with its identity. Has two Mega forms: Mega Mewtwo X and Y.
Bulbasaur Grass
#001 — Seed PokemonThe very first entry in the Pokedex. A dual Grass/Poison type starter. Carries a seed on its back that grows as it gains experience. Evolves into Ivysaur and then Venusaur.
Squirtle Water
#007 — Tiny Turtle PokemonBeloved Water-type starter with a tough shell that deflects attacks. Can shoot pressurized water from its mouth. Part of the iconic Squirtle Squad in the anime.
Eevee Normal
#133 — Evolution PokemonThe Evolution Pokemon with an unstable genetic code, allowing it to evolve into eight different Eeveelutions depending on conditions. A fan favourite for its adorable design and versatility.
Gengar Ghost
#094 — Shadow PokemonThe original Ghost-type powerhouse. Hides in shadows and lowers the temperature of rooms it inhabits. Has a Mega Evolution and Gigantamax form. Always grinning mischievously.
Mew Psychic
#151 — New Species PokemonSaid to contain the genetic code of all Pokemon. A mythical Pokemon that can learn any move. Playful and curious by nature. Considered the ancestor of all Pokemon.
Lucario Fighting
#448 — Aura PokemonCan sense auras to understand the feelings of others. A fan-favourite Fighting/Steel type introduced in Gen 4. Has a Mega Evolution. Featured prominently in movies and Super Smash Bros.
Dragonite Dragon
#149 — Dragon PokemonThe first Dragon-type evolution line in Pokemon. Can fly around the world in 16 hours. Despite its fearsome power, it has a kind heart and rescues people lost at sea.
Ash Ketchum
Pokemon TrainerThe iconic protagonist who dreams of becoming a Pokemon Master. Journeys across all regions with his Pikachu. Eventually becomes World Pokemon Champion. Known for his never-give-up attitude.
Misty
Cerulean Gym LeaderCerulean City Gym Leader specialising in Water-type Pokemon. One of Ash's original companions. Aspires to be the world's greatest Water Pokemon trainer.
Team Rocket (Jessie & James)
Team RocketThe bumbling but iconic villains who persistently try to steal Ash's Pikachu. Along with their Meowth, they blast off again and again. Fan-loved for their dramatic entrances and comedic failures.
Garchomp Dragon
#445 — Mach PokemonThe signature Pokemon of Champion Cynthia and one of the most feared in competitive play. Can fly at jet speed. Dragon/Ground type with excellent stats. Has a Mega Evolution.
Rayquaza Dragon
#384 — Sky High PokemonThe legendary sky guardian that lives in the ozone layer. Rules over Kyogre and Groudon. Can Mega Evolve without holding a Mega Stone. One of the most powerful Dragon-types ever.
Umbreon
#197 — Moonlight PokemonThe Dark-type Eeveelution obtained through high friendship at night. Its yellow rings glow in darkness and repel opponents. A fan favourite for its sleek, mysterious design and solid defensive stats.
About Pokemon Characters
Pokemon (Pocket Monsters) was created by Satoshi Tajiri and Ken Sugimori, first launched by Nintendo and Game Freak in 1996. The franchise spans video games, anime, trading cards, movies, and merchandise — making it the highest-grossing media franchise of all time.
With over 1000 Pokemon across nine generations and nine regional Pokedexes, from the Kanto classics to the Paldea newcomers, there is a Pokemon for everyone. Trainers, Gym Leaders, Elite Four members, and Champions add rich human characters to the world of Pokemon.