Pokopia's Pokémon, in Data
All 300 Pokémon, organized in a single dataset
Juan
I've been playing Pokopia non-stop. This newest Pokémon game is a life sim that puts you in the shoes of a Ditto, set out on a journey to befriend Pokémon and answer a question I won’t reveal here. At some point during my adventures, I noticed how often I had to pause the game to check a Pokémon's specialty, an ability they use to interact with the world—within the in, game Pokédex. It didn't bother me at first, but after a few repetitions, I started writing them down in a notes app on my phone. It was kind of faster. And a few days in, I realized I had rewritten almost the entire Pokédex.
Pokémon Pokopia. In-game screenshot.
To organize it, I turned those notes into a CSV file, which you'll find at the end of this page. To add more context, I joined my dataset with data from Bulbapedia to assign a type to each Pokémon. Since I haven't completed the full Pokédex yet, I used additional sources, such as Bulbapedia, friends, and Serebii.net, to fill in the missing entries. Four Pokémon, Magikarp, Kyogre, Lugia, and Ho-Oh, have no specialty in the game (of course, Magikarp). I've marked those as UNDEFINED.
As for a quick preview of the specialties, the chart below shows the Pokemon's first one:
Pokemon's First Specialty
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Showing first 10 rows of 300
| name | pokedex_number | type1 | type2 | specialty1 | specialty2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bulbasaur | 1 | Grass | Poison | Grow | null |
| Ivysaur | 2 | Grass | Poison | Grow | null |
| Venusaur | 3 | Grass | Poison | Grow | Litter |
| Charmander | 4 | Fire | null | Burn | null |
| Charmeleon | 5 | Fire | null | Burn | null |
| Charizard | 6 | Fire | Flying | Burn | Fly |
| Squirtle | 7 | Water | null | Water | null |
| Wartortle | 8 | Water | null | Water | null |
| Blastoise | 9 | Water | null | Trade | Water |
| Pidgey | 10 | Normal | Flying | Fly | Search |
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