# | English Name | Japanese Name (Literal) | Japanese Name |
152 |  | チコリータ Chi-ko-ri-i-ta | Chicorita |
153 |  | ベイリーフ Be-i-ri-i-fu | Bayleaf |
154 |  | メガニウム Me-ga-ni-u-mu | Meganium |
155 |
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Showing posts with label pokemon generations. Show all posts
Generation Two (Gold, Silver, and Crystal)
Generation One (Red, Green, Blue, and Pikachu)
# | English Name | Japanese Name (Literal) | Japanese Name |
001 |  | フシギ ダネ Fu-shi-gi-da-ne | Fushigidane |
002 |  | フ シギソウ Fu-shi-gi-so-u | Fushigisou |
003 |  | フ シギバナ Fu-shi-gi-ba-na | Fushigibana |
004 |
The list of pokemon
So many stories of monsters in the anime Pokemon. If we are not a big fan of this anime, we will not know the whole of the name of the pokemon. This page intends to give an overview of regeneration pokemon.
The pokemon are divided by the "generation" to which they belong. The first wave of pokemon - that is, the original 151 pokemon - is referred to as Generation One. The second wave of pokemon released is referred to as Generation Two, the third wave is referred to as Generation Three, and so on.
