Pokemondex
Generation 7#722–#809 · 88 Pokémon

Alola Pokédex

Z-moves, regional variants and the end of gym battles.

Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon · Released 2016

About Generation 7

Alola is the Gen 7 region, and the generation that made the biggest structural change to the Pokémon formula since Gen 1: it removed gyms entirely. Instead of 8 gym leaders, Alola uses a 'trial' system where players complete themed challenges on each of the four islands, culminating in a Totem Pokémon boss fight. Gen 7 also introduced regional variants (Alolan Raichu, Alolan Muk, etc. — Pokémon with alternate typings based on their new habitat) and Z-moves (one-use super attacks per battle).

Alola lore & design

Alola is based on Hawaii — four islands (Melemele, Akala, Ula'ula, Poni) directly corresponding to Oahu, Maui, Hawaii Big Island and Kauai. Hawaiian language is woven throughout (kahuna, mahalo, mauka/makai). Solgaleo and Lunala reference the sun and moon of Hawaiian mythology, and the Ultra Beasts are pulled from a sci-fi subplot about parallel universes.

Did you know?

Sun & Moon shipped at the exact 20-year anniversary of Pokémon Red & Blue, and the in-game Battle Tree features Red and Blue (now adult trainers) as endgame bosses — the first time the original protagonists are explicitly playable opponents in a mainline Pokémon game.

Regional variants and the end of HMs

Sun and Moon introduced regional variants: existing Pokémon reimagined with different typings, stats and sometimes evolutions to reflect a different environment. Alolan Vulpix is Ice rather than Fire, Alolan Marowak is Fire and Ghost, Alolan Raichu gains Psychic. It has since become a fixture of every generation.

Alola also removed HMs, replacing field moves with Ride Pokémon and freeing up move slots that had been wasted on Cut and Surf for two decades. Z-Moves, once-per-battle attacks unlocked by a crystal, arrived and departed in a single generation.

The traditional gym structure was replaced with island trials and Totem Pokémon — a change that has not returned, but which produced some of the more memorable set-piece battles in the series.

Ultra Beasts and Alolan power creep

Alola introduced the Ultra Beasts, a group of extradimensional Pokémon with deliberately lopsided stat spreads — Pheromosa's enormous Speed and Attack against paper defences is the clearest example. Several were strong enough to require their own tiering decisions.

Toxapex deserves a mention as one of the most durable defensive Pokémon ever released, and Mimikyu's Disguise ability, which absorbs one attack entirely, made it a fixture of competitive play for years.

All Alola Pokémon (88)

rowlet#0722rowlet
grassflying
dartrix#0723dartrix
grassflying
decidueye#0724decidueye
grassghost
litten#0725litten
fire
torracat#0726torracat
fire
incineroar#0727incineroar
firedark
popplio#0728popplio
water
brionne#0729brionne
water
primarina#0730primarina
waterfairy
pikipek#0731pikipek
normalflying
trumbeak#0732trumbeak
normalflying
toucannon#0733toucannon
normalflying
yungoos#0734yungoos
normal
gumshoos#0735gumshoos
normal
grubbin#0736grubbin
bug
charjabug#0737charjabug
bugelectric
vikavolt#0738vikavolt
bugelectric
crabrawler#0739crabrawler
fighting
crabominable#0740crabominable
fightingice
oricorio-baile#0741oricorio baile
fireflying
cutiefly#0742cutiefly
bugfairy
ribombee#0743ribombee
bugfairy
rockruff#0744rockruff
rock
lycanroc-midday#0745lycanroc midday
rock
wishiwashi-solo#0746wishiwashi solo
water
mareanie#0747mareanie
poisonwater
toxapex#0748toxapex
poisonwater
mudbray#0749mudbray
ground
mudsdale#0750mudsdale
ground
dewpider#0751dewpider
waterbug
araquanid#0752araquanid
waterbug
fomantis#0753fomantis
grass
lurantis#0754lurantis
grass
morelull#0755morelull
grassfairy
shiinotic#0756shiinotic
grassfairy
salandit#0757salandit
poisonfire
salazzle#0758salazzle
poisonfire
stufful#0759stufful
normalfighting
bewear#0760bewear
normalfighting
bounsweet#0761bounsweet
grass
steenee#0762steenee
grass
tsareena#0763tsareena
grass
comfey#0764comfey
fairy
oranguru#0765oranguru
normalpsychic
passimian#0766passimian
fighting
wimpod#0767wimpod
bugwater
golisopod#0768golisopod
bugwater
sandygast#0769sandygast
ghostground
palossand#0770palossand
ghostground
pyukumuku#0771pyukumuku
water
type-null#0772type null
normal
silvally#0773silvally
normal
minior-red-meteor#0774minior red meteor
rockflying
komala#0775komala
normal
turtonator#0776turtonator
firedragon
togedemaru#0777togedemaru
electricsteel
mimikyu-disguised#0778mimikyu disguised
ghostfairy
bruxish#0779bruxish
waterpsychic
drampa#0780drampa
normaldragon
dhelmise#0781dhelmise
ghostgrass
jangmo-o#0782jangmo o
dragon
hakamo-o#0783hakamo o
dragonfighting
kommo-o#0784kommo o
dragonfighting
tapu-koko#0785tapu koko
electricfairy
tapu-lele#0786tapu lele
psychicfairy
tapu-bulu#0787tapu bulu
grassfairy
tapu-fini#0788tapu fini
waterfairy
cosmog#0789cosmog
psychic
cosmoem#0790cosmoem
psychic
solgaleo#0791solgaleo
psychicsteel
lunala#0792lunala
psychicghost
nihilego#0793nihilego
rockpoison
buzzwole#0794buzzwole
bugfighting
pheromosa#0795pheromosa
bugfighting
xurkitree#0796xurkitree
electric
celesteela#0797celesteela
steelflying
kartana#0798kartana
grasssteel
guzzlord#0799guzzlord
darkdragon
necrozma#0800necrozma
psychic
magearna#0801magearna
steelfairy
marshadow#0802marshadow
fightingghost
poipole#0803poipole
poison
naganadel#0804naganadel
poisondragon
stakataka#0805stakataka
rocksteel
blacephalon#0806blacephalon
fireghost
zeraora#0807zeraora
electric
meltan#0808meltan
steel
melmetal#0809melmetal
steel

Commonly Asked Questions About Alola

What are Alolan forms?

Regional variants of existing Pokémon with different typings, stats and sometimes different evolutions, reflecting adaptation to Alola's environment. Alolan Vulpix is Ice instead of Fire and Alolan Marowak is Fire and Ghost. They are permanent species differences, not temporary transformations.

What are Ultra Beasts?

A group of extradimensional Pokémon introduced in Sun and Moon, characterised by extreme and deliberately unbalanced stat spreads. Pheromosa pairs enormous Speed and Attack with almost no bulk, and several Ultra Beasts required their own competitive tiering decisions.

How many Pokémon were added in Alola?

88 new Pokémon, numbered #722 Rowlet through #809 Melmetal, plus 18 Alolan variants of existing species which are catalogued separately because their typings and stats genuinely differ.