Pokémon GO hides many creatures across the globe, some exclusive to specific locations—the "regionals." Initially, only a few existed, but now there are dozens! This guide details these regional Pokémon and their locations.

Table of Contents

• What are Regional Pokémon?
• Generation One
• Generation Two
• Generation Three
• Generation Four
• Generation Five
• Generation Six
• Generation Seven
• Generation Eight
• Comments

What are Regional Pokémon?

Regional Pokémon are creatures tied to specific world regions. Catching them often requires international travel, fostering a global community among players.

Due to the sheer number and varied locations, a comprehensive map is impossible. Instead, this guide organizes Pokémon chronologically by generation.

Generation One

Generation One Pokémon are widespread, often found in populated areas like shopping centers or cinemas.

Generation Two

Generation Two Pokémon inhabit less common locations. Heracross is relatively easy to find, unlike Corsola, which requires specific conditions.

Generation Three

These Pokémon are globally distributed, demanding a world tour for completion. However, most are found in North and South America, and generally don't require special conditions.

Generation Four

While smaller than Generation Three, this generation still offers many interesting Pokémon. Many are found in Europe, often in populated areas.

Generation Five

Generation Five Pokémon inhabit diverse locations, including Egypt and Greece. The variety of Pokémon types reflects their diverse habitats.

Generation Six

Fewer Pokémon than Generation Five, these are scattered globally, requiring targeted travel for collection.

Generation Seven

These Pokémon are found almost worldwide, making them accessible during almost any vacation.

Generation Eight

Generation Eight features only Stonjourner, found in the United Kingdom.

We hope this guide helps you in your quest to catch all the regional Pokémon! Share your experiences in the comments!