Newest Pokémon Cards
Every Pokémon page includes a full gallery of its Trading Card Game cards across all sets — something the standard Pokédex sites don't offer. Here are the latest releases.
How to Use This Pokédex
Every entry below links to a full Pokemondex profile — not just base stats and a sprite, but a hand-written biology section, competitive battle guide, evolution chain, and (where they exist) a gallery of that Pokémon's Trading Card Game prints. The three rankings underneath are computed directly from the same stat and species data that power the individual pages, not a hand-picked list — so "Strongest" reflects actual base stat totals, and "Rarest" reflects actual in-game catch-rate values, both recalculated as the database updates rather than fixed at publish time.
Strongest Pokémon by Base Stat Total
Ranked by combined base stats (HP + Attack + Defense + Sp. Atk + Sp. Def + Speed) across every species in the database. For a competitive-tier take rather than a raw stat total, see The 15 Strongest Pokémon of All Time: Competitive Metagame Breakdown.
Rarest Pokémon to Catch
Ranked by in-game catch rate — the lower the number, the harder that species is to catch outside of a guaranteed encounter or event.
Best Starters, Ranked
Starters don't reduce to a single stat the way the rankings above do — the right pick depends on which region's gym gauntlet you're facing and how each starter's typing lines up against it. We cover all 27 in All 27 Starter Pokémon Ranked by In-Game Playthrough Dominance.
