- Console:
Tentatively Nintendo Switch. As Switch's fate as a handheld remains dubious, I am going to put this as tentative.Edit(13.06.2017): Confirmed to be Switch. - Year: 2019-2020. 2019 is if Switch is released in 2017. 2020 is if Nintendo has a real successor to 3DS in 2018.
- Location basis: From most likely to least likely:
- Spain, Masuda recently made a panel in Spain after X/Y. Spain is also in the south of France, ie. Kalos.
- Italy. Home of Rome, and has been used for other spin-off titles.
- Germany; one of the biggest markets of Pokémon, also has close historical ties to Japan. The train in Kalos goes there.
- China/Taiwan: due to recent localization into Chinese.
- California: Next major VGC arena after Hawaii.
- Dex structure. Either around 65 Pokémon and 35 new forms, or a 90-100 new species. There will almost certainly going to be new means of providing de-facto evolutions, as well as at least one cross-generational evolutionary addition, due this being an even generation, but we don't know what that will be, just that it won't be Megas, and not an Eeveelution if there is no new type.
- Type change: With only 25 type combinations remaining, a big change to the way types work should be expected.
- Ability overhaul: After the overhaul on evolutions and moves, the last things that remain are abilities, types and items. Abilities are more likely to be overhauled for obvious reasons.
- New field move: After weathers, rooms and terrains, we need something new and sparkly.
- More overworld encounters: Because we are in 3D (TM).
- Less evolutions, more forms: Because they sell better.
- Possible upgrade into 150 TMs: With HMs removed, there is really no reason to keep 100 limit.
- Pokémon grooming removed: With the move into another hardware, it seems to pointless to keep this.
Dex Speculation:
- Grass
- Grass
- Grass/Rock : Grass starter
- Fire
- Fire
- Fire/Fairy: Fire starter
- Water
- Water
- Water/Ghost or Water/Fighting: Water starter
- Normal/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Electric/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Electric/Flying: Starting bird
- Bug
- Bug
- Bug or Bug/Flying or Bug/Fairy or Bug/Fire: Starting bug
- Normal
- Normal or Normal/Electric: Starting rodent
- Grass/Water
- Grass/Water: Starting grass
- Poison/Grass
- Poison/Grass: Starting grass II
- Fire/Electric
- Fire/Electric: Starting fire
- Fighting
- Fighting/Rock: Starting Fighter
- Electric/Fighting
- Electric/Fighting: Starting electric
- Ghost/Water
- Ghost/Water: Starting Ghost
- Rock/Ghost: Mid-game Ghost
- Ground/Water
- Ground/Water: Mid-game Ground
- Dark/Normal
- Dark/Normal: Starting Dark
- Ice/Normal
- Ice/Normal: Late-game Ice
- Water/Steel
- Water/Steel: Generic fish
- Steel/Fire
- Steel/Fire: Late-game Steel
- Electric/Normal or Electric/Ground: Pikaclone
- Rock/Fire
- Rock/Fire: Fossil I
- Flying/Rock
- Flying/Rock: Fossil II
- Psychic/Ground
- Psychic/Ground: Mid-game Psychic
- Dark/Poison or Poison/Fighting: Early poison
- Dark/Poison or Poison/Fighting: Early poison
- Bug
- Bug: Generic mid-game bug. We need more pure bugs.
- Electric/Dragon: Generic standalone
- Fairy/Dragon: Generic standalone
- Rock: Generic standalone.
- Flying
- Flying: Generic gimmick
- Dragon/Bug
- Dragon/Bug
- Dragon/Bug: Pseudo
- Psychic/Fire
- Psychic/Water
- Psychic/Electric: Legendary box trio
- Ice/Fairy: Mythical 1
- Dark/Ghost: Mythical 2
- Steel/Normal: Mythical 3
- ((Grass + Fire )): Possible Cherrim or Sunflora forme?
- ((Psychic + Ice)): Possible Jynx or Cresselia forme?
- (( Rock )): Possible Sudowoodo or Gigalith forme?
- (( Steel )): Possible Registeel or Klinklang forme?
- ((Ground )): Possible Donphan forme?
- (( Bug + Flying )): Possible Ledian or Vivillon forme?
- ((Bug + Psychic )): Possible Butterfree forme?
- (( Ice )): Possible Cryogonal forme?
- ((Ice/Fighting)): Possible Beartic forme?
- ((Dark + Steel)): Possible Bisharp forme?
- ((Dragon/Dark)): Possible Haxorus or Druddigon forme?
- ((Dragon/Water)): Possible Goodra forme?
- ((Poison/Bug)): Possible Gligar regional forme?
- (( Bug + Dark)): Possible Accelgor or Ninjask forme?
- ((Ice + Normal)): Possible regional forme?
- ((Normal + Grass): Possible regional forme? Sawsbuck forme?
- ((Water + Ice)): Possible Walrein, Dewgong, Lapras or Cloyster forme?
- (( Fairy )): Possible regional forme?
- (( Bug + Ground )): Possible regional forme?
- (( Ice + Flying )): Possible regional forme ?
- ((Electric )): Possible Electivire forme?
- ((Dragon + Psychic )): Possible regional forme?
- ((Dark + Water)): Possible Crawdaunt or Malamar forme?
- ((Water )): Possible regional forme?
- ((Fire )): Possible Magmortar forme?
- ((Dark)): Possible regional forme?
- ((Fighting)): Possible Primeape forme?
- ((Dragon +Flying )): Possible Dragonite or Noivern forme?
- ((Fighting + Psychic)): Possible regional forme? Or Mienshao or Grumpig forme?
- ((Psychic+ Ground)): Possible Claydol forme?
- ((Psychic+ Rock)): Possible Solrock or Lunatone forme? Grumpig forme?
- ((Dark+ Ground)): Regional variant? Krookodile forme?
- ((Poison + Dragon)): Regional variant? Arbok or Dragalge forme?
- ((Ghost )): Mismagius forme? Regional variant?
- (( Grass )): Meganium forme? Regional variant?
Extra notes:
- A potentially large dex?: Previous two generations kept the 100+ Pokémon by introducing new forms that are de facto new species, like Megas and Regional forms. However, we currently have 802 Pokémon, and to reach to the next hundred like how the previous generations did, we need at least 98 new Pokémon. It is possible that we might see another 150 like in BW era, but as the next generation is an even one, this seems unlikely.
- Lots and lots of signature moves and abilities: Which won't amount to anything, but cause issues for a single generation.
- Another massive egg move update: It is an even generation, so it is bound to happen.
- Another remake: Not necessarily in this generation, but it is new hardware, so it is bound to happen.
- Alternate dex speculation:
- Grass
- Grass
- Grass/Psychic : Grass starter
- Fire
- Fire
- Fire/Poison: Fire starter
- Water
- Water
- Water/Rock: Water starter
- Normal/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Fairy/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Fairy/Flying: Starting bird
- Grass/Fighting:
- Grass/Fighting: Starting Grass
- Grass/Ground:
- Grass/Ground: Starting Grass
- Ground
- Ground: Starting Ground
- Dark:
- Dark/Ground: Starting Dark
- Grass: Generic standalone
- Bug
- Bug
- Bug/Flying: Generic bug
- Fighting
- Fighting/Rock: Generic Fighting
- Poison/Bug
- Poison/Bug: Generic Poison
- Water
- Water: Generic fish
- Ground/Water
- Ground/Water: Generic mud mon.
- Normal/Electric
- Normal/Electric: Generic electric
- Psychic/Ice: Generic standalone
- Fairy/Psychic: Generic standalone
- Flying/Psychic
- Flying/Psychic: Generic Psychic
- Fairy
- Fairy: Generic Fairy
- Fairy/Fire
- Fairy/Fire: Generic Fire
- Ice/Fighting: Generic standalone
- Steel
- Steel: Generic Steel
- Ice/Rock: Generic standalone
- Ice/Normal
- Ice/Normal: Generic late-game Ice
- Grass/Rock: Generic standalone
- Rock/Dark:
- Rock/Dark: Generic fossil I
- Steel/Rock:
- Steel/Rock: Generic fossil II
- Ghost
- Ghost: Generic Ghost
- Bug/Fairy: Generic standalone
- Dragon
- Dragon
- Dragon/Steel: Pseudo
- Fairy/Fighting
- Ghost/Flying
- Dragon/Normal: Legendary trio
- Fairy/Grass: Mythical I
- Rock/Ghost: Mythical II
- Fighting/Psychic: Mythical III
Edit (23.11.2016):
Some thoughts on the future of the types:
Bug: Generally even generations do not introduce a bulk of Bug-types, that role is traditionally given to odd generations. So while Bug is now a secondary typing rather than a primary only one, it is not too likely that there is going to be a large boost on Bug-types.
Possible Bug types that can be improved include: Butterfree, Parasect, Venomoth, Ledian, Forretress, Shuckle, Dustox, Ninjask, etc.
Dark: Same as Bug, most of the Dark-types tend to be released in odd generations. However, Dark-type has gained as much as boosts as Fairy, Fighting and Psychic, so it is possible that Dark-type might get a trio or a quartet of legendaries.
Possible Dark types that can be improved include: Umbreon, Mightyena, Shiftry, Carvanha, Crawdaunt, etc.
Dragon: Dragons tend to get major boosts in even generations than in odd generations. So a lot more Dragons or Dragon moves will be introduced.
However, Dragon only has one type left for completing the whole type chart, which is Dragon/Bug.
Possible Dragon types that can be improved include: Dragonite, Kingdra, Flygon, Haxorus, Druddigon etc.
Electric: Electric almost never has a large introduction in even generations, so one should not expect much.
Possible Electric types that can be improved include: Jolteon, Lanturn, Luxray, Zebstrika, Galvantula etc.
Fairy: Fairy has been getting a huge boost due to being a new type, so that might continue for a while. +10 more Fairies can work.
Possible Fairy types that can be improved include: Granbull, Whimsicott, Florges, Aromatisse, Slurpuff etc.
Fighting: Fighting generally doesn't get much distribution in even generations. But it gets new unique types.
The remaining types are: Electric/Fighting, Fighting/Ground, Fairy/Fighting.
Fire: Much like Fighting, Fire generally doesn't get much distribution in even generations. But it gets new unique types.
The remaining types are: Fire/Grass, Fire/Fairy, Fire/Ice.
Flying: Oddly enough, Flying gets a wide distribution in even generations, but there are no Flying type combinations that remain to be used. The only things remaining are:
Unique types like Poison/Flying, Fairy/Flying.
And primary Flying Pokémon.
Ghost: Ghosts post-Gen II have gained a decent representation in even gens, though odd gens tend to introduce more. The remaining types are Ghost/Normal and Ghost/Rock.
Possible Ghost types that can be improved include: Drifblim, Spiritomb, Froslass, Jellicent, Chandelure, Golurk etc.
Grass: Grass-types tend to get a fair amount of Pokémon in even generations, though not at the level of odd generations. Currently, the only remaining type combination is Grass/Fire, but other rare types can see more distribution instead, like Grass/Rock, Grass/Normal, Grass/Ground and Grass/Electric.
Ground: Ground-types tend to get a fair amount of Pokémon n even generations, except in Gen VII. Fairy/Ground and Fighting/Ground are the only types remaining.
Possible Ground types that can be improved include: Quagsire, Donphan, Ninjask, Flygon, Whiscash, Claydol, etc.
Ice: Ice type also get a fair amount of new Pokémon in even generations. Ice remains a rare-type however, so there are still a lot of that can be done with it.
Pokémon that can be improved are: Dewgong, Cloyster, Lapras, Articuno, Froslass, Walrein, Regice etc.
Normal: Normal generally gets pure-Normal types and Normal/Flying mons in even generations, with a few dual types thrown in. Ice/Normal, Bug/Normal, Rock/Normal and Poison/Normal remain unused.
Poison: Poison-types generally don't get much from even generations, except in DP. As Poison remains a rare type, there are a lot of stuff that can be introduced.
Possible Pokémon that can be improved are: Venomoth, Tentacruel, Weezing, Dustox, Gulpin, Skuntank etc.
Psychic: Psychic generally gets a good distribution in even generations. The only remaining Psychic combinations are Poison/Psychic and Bug/Psychic.
Rock: Rock generally gets a mediocre distribution in even generations. There are only two Rock-type combinations left, which are Rock/Normal and Rock/Ghost.
Most notably, new Fossils should be expected.
Possible Pokémon that can be improved are: Kabutops, Omastar, Shuckle, Cradily, Armaldo, Relicanth, Regirock, etc.
Steel: Steel generally gets a good distribution in even generations besides Gen VI, but as Steel is getting rarer, it is unlikely that we will see much new stuff.
Possible Pokémon that can be improved are: Forretress, Skarmory, Registeel, Jirachi, Empoleon, Bastiodon, Wormadam Trash, Bronzong etc.
Water: Literally all the types have been used for Water, so the real focus would be in rare type combinations and Water as a secondary typing.
--Everything else:
-Regional Bug is likely going to be Bug/Flying.
-Pseudo-legendary, if it is a Dragon, can only have quad weakness if it is Grass/Dragon, as everything else has been used. It is likely going to be a rare type instead, however.
-Starters will likely have dual typing as even generations tend to do that.
-There is likely going to be only one or two early Grass-types.
-Pikaclone would likely either Electric/Ground or Electric/Fighting.
-The fishing rod Pokémon is likely going to be pure Water as usual.
-Dragon, Ice and Rock all have low amount of moves, so they can see some boosts.
Edit (09.12.16):
-Assuming there is an Eeveelution, I suspect three possibilities:
--A counterpart to Sylveon
--A homage to Dusk Stone.
--A new type is introduced and it is that.
-Possible alternate forms from previous generations, based off their disparity.
-- Bug: Possibly N/A.
--Dark: Possibly Gen II and IV.
--Dragon: Possibly Gen IV.
--Electric: Possibly Gen IV.
Edit (27.12.16):
--Fairy: Possibly Gen V.
--Poison: Possibly Gen II and Gen VI.
--Fire: Possibly Gen IV.
--Ice: Almost any region really.
--Ground: Possibly Gen V.
--Bug: Possibly for Gen VI.
--Fighting: Possibly for Gen II.
--Steel: Possibly for Gen VI.
--Normal: N/A
-Water: N/A
-Flying : N/A
-Ghost: Possibly for Gen II.
-Grass: Possibly for Gen II.
-Psychic: Possibly Gen II and IV.
-Rock: Possibly for Gen II.
Champion: Varied or Psychic
Villain team: Rock
Edit(13.01.2017): On legendaries, I have two guesses:
-A repeat of Black/White: A trio that has the common matching type of the legendaries plus the types of the sub-legendaries after Winged Mirages, which are the Legendary Beasts. So, Fire/Psychic, Water/Psychic and Electric/Psychic can work.
-A repeat of R/S/E: Going for another Earth/Sky/Sea theme, these legendaries could be based off Grass, Bug and Poison. Alternatively, they can be Grass/Electric/Dragon to allude to Weather Trio.
-A repeat of R/G/B: Going for Fire/Grass/Water of the classic trio, these legendaries could continue the color theme of Sun/Moon. Though I'm primarily listing this because of Kiawe and Mallow.
-LolSina&Dexio: Ice and Psychic, would be primary type duo. Going for a Special Attack theme, the third type could be Electric and/or Dragon, but if that's too obvious it can be Bug instead.
For Mythicals I expect Fairy and Ghost theme to continue.
For sub-legends, I would have to go for a type basis:
Grass: Virizion, Tapu Bulu, (Kartana)
Fire: Entei, Moltres, Heatran, (Blacephalon)
Ground: Landorus
Ice: Articuno, Regice
Normal: Regigigas
Rock: Regirock, (Nihilego) (Stakataka)
Water: Suicune, Tapu Fini
Fairy: Guardian Deities
Psychic: Legendary Pixies, Lati Twins, Cresselia, Tapu Lele
Dragon: Lati twins, (Guzzlord) (Naganadel)
Dark: (Guzzlord)
Poison: (Nihilego)(Poipole, Naganadel)
Electric: Zapdos, Raikou, Tapu Koko, (Xurkitree)
Steel: Registeel, Cobalion, (Kartana), (Celesteela) (Stakataka)
Fighting: Swords of Justice, (Pheromosa), (Buzzwole)
Flying: Winged Mirages, Kami trio
Ghost: N/A (Blacephalon)
I don't think we will see more sub-legendaries next generation, but if we do, Flying, Fighting, Psychic, Electric, Fire are overdone.Water has too many Mythicals, and Steel is full enough.
A common shared type can be Dark-type, and the other types can be Poison, Rock and Ice or Grass.
Edit(15.01.2017): On items:
1.There seems to be a larger focus on consumables over everything else. I expect this to continue on, though we already covered Terrain related consumables.
2.For permanent items, it is possible that we might get something related to Safeguard. Other than that, some more critical hit related stuff would be nice.
I don't expect much game changing items as whatever is announced will be behind the gimmick of this generation.
Edit(12.02.2017):
-On starters types' we have:
Dragon: Fire and Grass
Ground: Water and Grass
Fighting: Fire and Grass
Dark: Water and Fire
Flying: Fire (and Grass)
Bug: N/A
Rock: N/A
Ghost: Grass
Steel: Water
Psychic: Fire
Normal: N/A
Ice: N/A
Electric: N/A
Poison: Grass
Fairy: Water
--Early rodent types:
Normal/Ground
Normal/Water
Dark/Normal
--Early bird types:
Fire/Flying
Water/Flying
--Early grass types:
Grass/Poison
Grass/Flying
Bug/Grass
Grass/Dark
Grass/Fairy
Water/Grass
--Early bug types:
Bug/Flying
Bug/Poison
Bug/Steel
Bug/Ground
Bug/Grass
Bug/Steel
Bug/Electric
Bug/Fairy
Water/Bug-Bug/Water
25.04.17: A new trade-only evolution item is to be expected:
Gen II:
Up-Grade: Porygon2, Normal
Dragon Scale: Kingdra, Water/Dragon
King's Rock: Politoed, Slowking, Water, Water/Psychic
Metal Coat: Scizor, Steelix, Bug/Steel, Steel/Ground
Gen III:
Deep Sea Scale, Fang: Gorebyss, Huntail
Gen IV:
Dubious Disc: Porygon-Z, Normal
Protector: Rhyperior, Ground/Rock
Reaper Cloth: Dusknoir, Ghost
Electirizer: Electivire, Electric
Magmarizer: Magmortar, Fire
Gen V:
Prism Scale: Milotic, Water
Gen VI:
Sachet: Aromatisse, Fairy
Whipped Dream: Slurpuff, Fairy
Others:
Gen IV:
Razor Fang: Gliscor, Ground/Flying
Razor Claw: Weavile, Dark/Ice
Oval Stone: Chansey, Normal
Poison, Fighting, Grass are missing.
Dedicated Bug, Psychic, Ground, Ice, Dark, Flying are missing.
Edit (03.06.2017):
Some guesses on BSTs:
-Dragon, Ice and Rock all have low amount of moves, so they can see some boosts.
Edit (09.12.16):
-Assuming there is an Eeveelution, I suspect three possibilities:
--A counterpart to Sylveon
--A homage to Dusk Stone.
--A new type is introduced and it is that.
-Possible alternate forms from previous generations, based off their disparity.
-- Bug: Possibly N/A.
--Dark: Possibly Gen II and IV.
--Dragon: Possibly Gen IV.
--Electric: Possibly Gen IV.
Edit (27.12.16):
--Fairy: Possibly Gen V.
--Poison: Possibly Gen II and Gen VI.
--Fire: Possibly Gen IV.
--Ice: Almost any region really.
--Ground: Possibly Gen V.
--Bug: Possibly for Gen VI.
--Fighting: Possibly for Gen II.
--Steel: Possibly for Gen VI.
--Normal: N/A
-Water: N/A
-Flying : N/A
-Ghost: Possibly for Gen II.
-Grass: Possibly for Gen II.
-Psychic: Possibly Gen II and IV.
-Rock: Possibly for Gen II.
Old Species for the Regional Pokédex.:
Species that haven't reappeared before:
- Munna
- Musharna
- Pidove
- Tranquill
- Unfezant
- Blitzle
- Zebstrika
- Drilbur
- Excadrill
- Tympole
- Palpitoad
- Seismitoad
- Sewaddle
- Swadloon
- Leavanny
- Darumaka
- Darmanitan
- Maractus
- Yamask
- Cofagrigus
- Minccino (Appeared in USUM)
- Cinccino (Appeared in USUM)
- Frillish (Appeared in USUM)
- Jellicent (Appeared in USUM)
- Joltik
- Galvantula
- Klink
- Klang
- Klinklang
- Tynamo
- Eelektrik
- Eelektross
- Elgyem (Appeared in USUM)
- Beheeyem (Appeared in USUM)
- Bouffalant
- Larvesta (Appeared in USUM)
- Volcarona (Appeared in USUM)
- Bunnelby
- Diggersby
- Scatterbug
- Spewpa
- Vivillon
- Litleo (Appeared in USUM)
- Pyroar (Appeared in USUM)
- Flabébé (Appeared in USUM)
- Floette (Appeared in USUM)
- Florges (Appeared in USUM)
- Skiddo
- Gogoat
- Furfrou (Appeared in USUM)
- Espurr
- Meowstic
- Honedge
- Doublade
- Aegislash
- Spritzee
- Aromatisse
- Swirlix
- Slurpuff
- Inkay (Appeared in USUM)
- Malamar (Appeared in USUM)
- Binacle
- Barbaracle
- Skrelp (Appeared in USUM)
- Dragalge (Appeared in USUM)
- Clauncher (Appeared in USUM)
- Clawitzer (Appeared in USUM)
- Helioptile
- Heliolisk
- Tyrunt (Appeared in USUM)
- Tyrantrum (Appeared in USUM)
- Amaura (Appeared in USUM)
- Aurorus (Appeared in USUM)
- Hawlucha (Appeared in USUM)
- Dedenne (Appeared in USUM)
- Pumpkaboo
- Gourgeist
- Bergmite
- Avalugg
- Noibat (Appeared in USUM)
- Noivern (Appeared in USUM)
Species that reappeared once:
- Teddiursa-Ursaring (does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Makuhita-Hariyama (does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Mawile (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Lotad-Lombre-Ludicolo (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Shuppet-Banette (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Clamperl-Huntail-Gorebyss (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, New Unova or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Starly-Staravia-Staraptor (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Burmy-Wormadam-Mothim (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Bidoof-Bibarel (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Pachirisu (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Bronzor-Bronzong (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Buneary-Lopunny (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Kalos or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Chatot (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Stunky-Skuntank (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Snover-Abomasnow (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Hippopotas-Hippowdon (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Rotom (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, New Unova or Alola Dexes)
- Patrat-Watchog (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Purrloin-Liepard (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Woobat-Swoobat (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Timburr-Gurdurr-Conkeldurr (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Throh (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Sawk (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Basculin (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Dwebble-Crustle (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Sigilyph (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Zorua-Zoroark(does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Foongus-Amoonguss (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Karrablast-Escavalier (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Shelmet-Accelgor (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Solosis-Duosion-Reuniclus (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Gothita-Gothorita-Gothitelle (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Stunfisk (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Litwick-Lampent-Chandelure (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Cubchoo-Beartic (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Heatmor (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Durant (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Druddigon(does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Cryogonal (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Pawniard-Bisharp (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Deino-Zweilous-Hydreigon (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Golett-Golurk (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Ferroseed-Ferrothorn (does not appear in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh or Alola Dexes)
- Venonat-Venomoth(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes)
- Seel-Dewgong(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Krabby-Kingler(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes)
- (Tyrogue-)Hitmonchan-Hitmonlee(-Hitmontop)(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes)
- Omanyte-Omastar(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Kabuto-Kabutops(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Mew(does not appear in Hoenn, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos, Alola Dexes)
- Natu-Xatu(does not appear in Kanto, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Phanpy-Donphan(does not appear in Kanto, Sinnoh or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Aipom(-Ambipom)(does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Unown(does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Togepi-Togetic(-Togekiss)(does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Duskull-Dusclops(-Dusknoir)(does not appear in Kanto, Johto or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Sunkern-Sunflora(does not appear in Kanto, Hoenn or Sinnoh, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Baltoy-Claydol(does not appear in Kanto, Johto or Sinnoh, Kalos or Alola Dexes) (Appeared in USUM)
- Numel-Camerupt(does not appear in Kanto, Johto or Sinnoh, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Spheal-Sealeo-Walrein(does not appear in Kanto, Johto or Sinnoh, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Slakoth-Vigoroth-Slaking(does not appear in Kanto, Johto or Sinnoh, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Fletchling-Fletchinder-Talonflame
- Pancham-Pangoro
- Eevee-Sylveon
- Carbink
- Goomy-Sliggoo-Goodra
- Klefki
- Phantump-Trevenant
- Zygarde
Species that don't appear in Kalos or Alola dexes:
- Koffing-Weezing(does not appear in Sinnoh Dex, Kalos Dex or Alola Dex)
- Tangela(-Tangrowth)(does not appear in Hoenn Dex, Kalos Dex or Alola Dex)
- Ponyta-Rapidash(does not appear in Hoenn or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
- Girafarig(does not appear in Kanto or New Unova, Kalos or Alola Dexes)
This current list gives us a nice collection of stuff to work with. Not only do they reduce the need for species that are not too unique, they also have a neat type distribution. Most lacking in this scheme is not a certain archetype, but a lack of three-stagers. There will likely be token additions from Alola as well, but it is difficult to determine what.
- Granbull: With the introduction of Fairy-type, Granbull has become the go-to physical Fairy, in spite-of Azumarill. This might suggest a future buff.
- Gastrodon: Former Champion Pokémon, Gastrodon regained its prominence as one of Hapu's Pokémon, which can imply a future buff.
- Mismagius: Appearing in both Anabel and Phoebe's team, Mismagius might get a future buff besides new moves.
- Leafeon: Replacing Jolteon in SuMo, Leafeon might be ready for future moves.
- Hypno: After being put into freezer for two generations, Hypno regained some prominence as Faba's signature mon.
- Primeape: Being used by both Hala and Evelyn, Primeape gained some prominence as an acceptable Pokémon.
- Skarmory: The ol' reliable, this guy regained its status as a late-game Pokémon by reentering Pokémon League after being thrown into early Chateau trainers.
- Carbink: Though treated as a first stager in-game, this guy also appears in Pokémon League with both Steven and Olivia.
- Relicanth: Appearing on a prominent trainer for the first time, this guy is part of Olivia's team.
- Delibird: Because GF realized this guy exists, we might see more from it besides Drill Peck.
- Lilligant: Having gained some prominence, this gal might some neat buffs in the future.
- Tauros: Since it is a thing again, it might get something nifty.
On moves and other stuff for Types:
- Bug: Bug-type is currently missing in Special and Status moves. Bug-type is also desperate for new Trainer Classes for Western Regions, since just slapping Bug onto powerful trainers is not going to stick for a long time.
- Dark: Dark-type currently needs more emphasis on Special and powerful physical moves. It also needs another type specialist besides generic evil teams and Delinquent/Street Thug.
- Dragon: Dragon needs more Status and Special moves. It also needs more type specialists besides Ace Trainers/Veterans and Dragon Tamers.
- Electric: Electric needs more Physical moves and more type specialists that are common.
- Fairy: It just needs more moves in general.
- Fighting: It needs more Special and Status moves. It would also enjoy more classes for future proofing.
- Fire: Fire-type needs more Status moves.It would also enjoy more trainer archetypes.
- Flying: It just needs more moves, primarily Status and Special., but also a few Physical moves for other types. It would also enjoy more type specialists for future proofing.
- Ghost: It just needs more moves, primarily Physical and high powered. It would also enjoy future trainer classes for future proofing.
- Grass: Actually it is currently very nice. It would just need more standard moves, particularly for in-between and other types' coverage. More type specialists would also be nice, particularly an E4.
- Ground: It needs more Special and Status moves. And more type specialist classes.
- Ice: It needs more Status and Physical moves. And more type specialist classes.
- Normal: It needs more Special moves. More type specialists and an E4 would also be nice.
- Poison: It needs more moves in general, particularly late-game and early-game moves. More type specialists besides generic evil teams would also be nice, so would another major type expert like a Gym Leader, E4 or ideally, a Champion.
- Psychic: It just needs more attacking moves, particularly Physical. It would also enjoy more type specialists besides Psychic, and a Champion.
- Rock: It needs more Special moves.It would also enjoy more type specialists.
- Steel: It needs more moves in general. It would also enjoy a real type specialist class.
- Water: It needs more moves in general. It would also enjoy more terrestrial specialists.
Gym Leaders:
- Dark
- Ground
- Ice
- Psychic
- Steel
- Bug
- Fire
- Rock
- Fairy
- Poison
- Electric
- Grass
Champion: Normal
Villain Team: Dragon
Speculation:
Gym Leaders:
- Normal
- Dark
- Bug
- Fighting
- Ice
- Electric
- Dragon
- Steel
Elite Four:
- Grass
- Poison
- Fire
- Fairy
Villain team: Rock
Edit(13.01.2017): On legendaries, I have two guesses:
-A repeat of Black/White: A trio that has the common matching type of the legendaries plus the types of the sub-legendaries after Winged Mirages, which are the Legendary Beasts. So, Fire/Psychic, Water/Psychic and Electric/Psychic can work.
-A repeat of R/S/E: Going for another Earth/Sky/Sea theme, these legendaries could be based off Grass, Bug and Poison. Alternatively, they can be Grass/Electric/Dragon to allude to Weather Trio.
-A repeat of R/G/B: Going for Fire/Grass/Water of the classic trio, these legendaries could continue the color theme of Sun/Moon. Though I'm primarily listing this because of Kiawe and Mallow.
-LolSina&Dexio: Ice and Psychic, would be primary type duo. Going for a Special Attack theme, the third type could be Electric and/or Dragon, but if that's too obvious it can be Bug instead.
For Mythicals I expect Fairy and Ghost theme to continue.
For sub-legends, I would have to go for a type basis:
Grass: Virizion, Tapu Bulu, (Kartana)
Fire: Entei, Moltres, Heatran, (Blacephalon)
Ground: Landorus
Ice: Articuno, Regice
Normal: Regigigas
Rock: Regirock, (Nihilego) (Stakataka)
Water: Suicune, Tapu Fini
Fairy: Guardian Deities
Psychic: Legendary Pixies, Lati Twins, Cresselia, Tapu Lele
Dragon: Lati twins, (Guzzlord) (Naganadel)
Dark: (Guzzlord)
Poison: (Nihilego)(Poipole, Naganadel)
Electric: Zapdos, Raikou, Tapu Koko, (Xurkitree)
Steel: Registeel, Cobalion, (Kartana), (Celesteela) (Stakataka)
Fighting: Swords of Justice, (Pheromosa), (Buzzwole)
Flying: Winged Mirages, Kami trio
Ghost: N/A (Blacephalon)
I don't think we will see more sub-legendaries next generation, but if we do, Flying, Fighting, Psychic, Electric, Fire are overdone.Water has too many Mythicals, and Steel is full enough.
A common shared type can be Dark-type, and the other types can be Poison, Rock and Ice or Grass.
Edit(15.01.2017): On items:
1.There seems to be a larger focus on consumables over everything else. I expect this to continue on, though we already covered Terrain related consumables.
2.For permanent items, it is possible that we might get something related to Safeguard. Other than that, some more critical hit related stuff would be nice.
I don't expect much game changing items as whatever is announced will be behind the gimmick of this generation.
Edit(12.02.2017):
-On starters types' we have:
Dragon: Fire and Grass
Ground: Water and Grass
Fighting: Fire and Grass
Dark: Water and Fire
Flying: Fire (and Grass)
Bug: N/A
Rock: N/A
Ghost: Grass
Steel: Water
Psychic: Fire
Normal: N/A
Ice: N/A
Electric: N/A
Poison: Grass
Fairy: Water
--Early rodent types:
Normal/Ground
Normal/Water
Dark/Normal
--Early bird types:
Fire/Flying
Water/Flying
--Early grass types:
Grass/Poison
Grass/Flying
Bug/Grass
Grass/Dark
Grass/Fairy
Water/Grass
--Early bug types:
Bug/Flying
Bug/Poison
Bug/Steel
Bug/Ground
Bug/Grass
Bug/Steel
Bug/Electric
Bug/Fairy
Water/Bug-Bug/Water
25.04.17: A new trade-only evolution item is to be expected:
Gen II:
Up-Grade: Porygon2, Normal
Dragon Scale: Kingdra, Water/Dragon
King's Rock: Politoed, Slowking, Water, Water/Psychic
Metal Coat: Scizor, Steelix, Bug/Steel, Steel/Ground
Gen III:
Deep Sea Scale, Fang: Gorebyss, Huntail
Gen IV:
Dubious Disc: Porygon-Z, Normal
Protector: Rhyperior, Ground/Rock
Reaper Cloth: Dusknoir, Ghost
Electirizer: Electivire, Electric
Magmarizer: Magmortar, Fire
Gen V:
Prism Scale: Milotic, Water
Gen VI:
Sachet: Aromatisse, Fairy
Whipped Dream: Slurpuff, Fairy
Others:
Gen IV:
Razor Fang: Gliscor, Ground/Flying
Razor Claw: Weavile, Dark/Ice
Oval Stone: Chansey, Normal
Poison, Fighting, Grass are missing.
Dedicated Bug, Psychic, Ground, Ice, Dark, Flying are missing.
Edit (03.06.2017):
Some guesses on BSTs:
- Grass starter: As the previous starter was a dual-offense Pokémon, this one will likely be either a Specially oriented tank, Specially oriented wall or a Specially oriented speedster.
- Water starter: As the previous starter was a Special tank, this one will likely be either a Physical offense Pokémon, or a fast wall.
- Fire starter: As the previous starter was a Physical tank, this one will likely be either a Physical sweeper or a fast wall.
- Regional bird: As the previous bird was a Physical tank, this one will likely be either Specially oriented or a fast wall.
- Starting bug: Quiver Dance spammers tend to be the same, but this one might be Special Defense oriented.
- Regional rodents: Rodents tend to be the same, but this one might be a fast wall.
- Starting grass: As the previous one was Physically oriented, this one will likely be either defensive or Specially oriented. It's opposite, if there is any would be the reverse.
Edit (09.06.2017):
- Since there is no DPPt remake 7th gen, this will likely be where it occurs. Assuming we are still in 3DS, of course.
- Necrozma forms will likely reach around 716 BST, so the next third legendary will likely reach to the base Arceus or more likely beyond. But since there won't be third version, it will likely not achieve that here.
- Games will likely match RSE and ORAS, so either the main trio or a sub-trio will continue to next gen. Similarly, likely all legendaries will have an updated form, not just the main two or third guy.
- In continuation with this, the next major gimmick will likely focus on Abilities.
- In keeping with the trend, the third legendary will likely have around 580 BST and reach around 720 or 780+.
- More Berries, likely ones focused on Accuracy and Evasion.
Edit(15.06.2017):
-Notes on cross generational updates:
--Cross-generational additions:
Gen II: 7 babies, 11 evolutions(6 main, 5 side)
Gen III: 2 babes,
Gen IV: 7 babies, 22 evolutions (18 main, 4 side)
Gen V: N/A
Gen VI: 46 Megas(+2 alt Megas), 1 side, 2 Primals
Gen VII: 13 Alolan forms (10 full lines, 3 side evos)
Looking at this one would expect a massive amount of Megas, but since that mechanic isn't coming back, we can't say anything until we see what replaces it. Babies can also return.
For stat retcons
Gen 6: 29, almost exclusively third stages.
Gen 7: 26, primarily second stages.
This likely means Gen 8 will introduce about 23 retcons, primarily for single stage Pokémon. However, without cross-gen evos, that number might increase.
Edit(21.07.2017): Rough BST ranges for dex speculation:
Edit(21.07.2017): Rough BST ranges for dex speculation:
- Grass
- Grass
- Grass/Rock : Grass starter, around 530-535 BST
- Fire
- Fire
- Fire/Fairy: Fire starter, around 530-535 BST
- Water
- Water
- Water/Ghost or Water/Fighting: Water starter, around 530-535 BST
- Normal/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Electric/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Electric/Flying: Starting bird, around 485-499 BST.
- Bug
- Bug
- Bug or Bug/Flying or Bug/Fairy or Bug/Fire: Starting bug, around 410-500 BST
- Normal
- Normal or Normal/Electric: Starting rodent, around 410-425 BST
- Grass/Water
- Grass/Water: Starting grass, around 480 BST
- Poison/Grass
- Poison/Grass: Starting grass II, around 480 BST
- Fire/Electric
- Fire/Electric: Starting fire, around 500 BST
- Fighting
- Fighting/Rock: Starting Fighter, around 490-500 BST
- Electric/Fighting
- Electric/Fighting: Starting electric, around 480-490 BST
- Ghost/Water
- Ghost/Water: Starting Ghost, around 480 BST
- Rock/Ghost: Mid-game Ghost, around 490 BST
- Ground/Water
- Ground/Water: Mid-game Ground, around 500 BST
- Dark/Normal
- Dark/Normal: Starting Dark, around 450 BST
- Ice/Normal
- Ice/Normal: Late-game Ice, around 500 BST
- Water/Steel
- Water/Steel: Generic fish, around 480 BST
- Steel/Fire
- Steel/Fire: Late-game Steel, around 520 BST
- Electric/Normal or Electric/Ground: Pikaclone, around 435 BST
- Rock/Fire
- Rock/Fire: Fossil I, around 521 BST
- Flying/Rock
- Flying/Rock: Fossil II, around 521 BST
- Psychic/Ground
- Psychic/Ground: Mid-game Psychic, around 480 BST
- Dark/Poison or Poison/Fighting: Early poison
- Dark/Poison or Poison/Fighting: Early poison, around 480 BST
- Bug
- Bug: Generic mid-game bug. We need more pure bugs., around 470 BST
- Electric/Dragon: Generic standalone, around 490 BST
- Fairy/Dragon: Generic standalone, around 490 BST
- Rock: Generic standalone., around 480 BST
- Flying
- Flying: Generic gimmick, around 480 BST
- Dragon/Bug
- Dragon/Bug
- Dragon/Bug: Pseudo, around 600 BST
- Psychic/Fire
- Psychic/Water
- Psychic/Electric: Legendary box trio, around 680 BST
- Ice/Fairy: Mythical 1
- Dark/Ghost: Mythical 2
- Steel/Normal: Mythical 3, around 600 BST
- ((Grass + Fire )): Possible Cherrim or Sunflora forme?
- ((Psychic + Ice)): Possible Jynx or Cresselia forme?
- (( Rock )): Possible Sudowoodo or Gigalith forme?
- (( Steel )): Possible Registeel or Klinklang forme?
- ((Ground )): Possible Donphan forme?
- (( Bug + Flying )): Possible Ledian or Vivillon forme?
- ((Bug + Psychic )): Possible Butterfree forme?
- (( Ice )): Possible Cryogonal forme?
- ((Ice/Fighting)): Possible Beartic forme?
- ((Dark + Steel)): Possible Bisharp forme?
- ((Dragon/Dark)): Possible Haxorus or Druddigon forme?
- ((Dragon/Water)): Possible Goodra forme?
- ((Poison/Bug)): Possible Gligar regional forme?
- (( Bug + Dark)): Possible Accelgor or Ninjask forme?
- ((Ice + Normal)): Possible regional forme?
- ((Normal + Grass): Possible regional forme? Sawsbuck forme?
- ((Water + Ice)): Possible Walrein, Dewgong, Lapras or Cloyster forme?
- (( Fairy )): Possible regional forme?
- (( Bug + Ground )): Possible regional forme?
- (( Ice + Flying )): Possible regional forme ?
- ((Electric )): Possible Electivire forme?
- ((Dragon + Psychic )): Possible regional forme?
- ((Dark + Water)): Possible Crawdaunt or Malamar forme?
- ((Water )): Possible regional forme?
- ((Fire )): Possible Magmortar forme?
- ((Dark)): Possible regional forme?
- ((Fighting)): Possible Primeape forme?
- ((Dragon +Flying )): Possible Dragonite or Noivern forme?
- ((Fighting + Psychic)): Possible regional forme? Or Mienshao or Grumpig forme?
- ((Psychic+ Ground)): Possible Claydol forme?
- ((Psychic+ Rock)): Possible Solrock or Lunatone forme? Grumpig forme?
- ((Dark+ Ground)): Regional variant? Krookodile forme?
- ((Poison + Dragon)): Regional variant? Arbok or Dragalge forme?
- ((Ghost )): Mismagius forme? Regional variant?
- (( Grass )): Meganium forme? Regional variant?
OR
- Grass
- Grass
- Grass/Psychic : Grass starter, around 530-535
- Fire
- Fire
- Fire/Poison: Fire starter, around 530-535
- Water
- Water
- Water/Rock: Water starter, around 530-535
- Normal/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Fairy/Flying
- Normal/Flying or Fairy/Flying: Starting bird, around 485-499
- Grass/Fighting:
- Grass/Fighting: Starting Grass, around 480
- Grass/Ground:
- Grass/Ground: Starting Grass, around 480
- Ground
- Ground: Starting Ground, around 500
- Dark:
- Dark/Ground: Starting Dark, around 450
- Grass: Generic standalone, around 470
- Bug
- Bug
- Bug/Flying: Generic bug, around 410-500
- Fighting
- Fighting/Rock: Generic Fighting, around 490
- Poison/Bug
- Poison/Bug: Generic Poison, around 480
- Water
- Water: Generic fish, around 480
- Ground/Water
- Ground/Water: Generic mud mon., around 480
- Normal/Electric
- Normal/Electric: Generic electric, around 480
- Psychic/Ice: Generic standalone, around 470
- Fairy/Psychic: Generic standalone, around 470
- Flying/Psychic
- Flying/Psychic: Generic Psychic, around 480
- Fairy
- Fairy: Generic Fairy, around 480
- Fairy/Fire
- Fairy/Fire: Generic Fire, around 500
- Ice/Fighting: Generic standalone, around 480
- Steel
- Steel: Generic Steel, around 500
- Ice/Rock: Generic standalone, around 475
- Ice/Normal
- Ice/Normal: Generic late-game Ice, around 500
- Grass/Rock: Generic standalone, around 480
- Rock/Dark:
- Rock/Dark: Generic fossil I, around 521
- Steel/Rock:
- Steel/Rock: Generic fossil II, around 521
- Ghost
- Ghost: Generic Ghost, around 490
- Bug/Fairy: Generic standalone, around 490
- Dragon
- Dragon
- Dragon/Steel: Pseudo, around 600
- Fairy/Fighting
- Ghost/Flying
- Dragon/Normal: Legendary trio, around 680
- Fairy/Grass: Mythical I
- Rock/Ghost: Mythical II
- Fighting/Psychic: Mythical III, around 600
Possible HA additions:
Gastly-line: Infiltrator.
Furfrou: Cute Charm or Trace
Ferroseed: Anticipation
Turtonator: Aftermath
Groudon, Rayquaza, Kyogre: Pressure.
Edit(02.08.2015):
Type combinations that have not reappeared for two generations:
Type combinations that have not reappeared for six generations:
Edit(02.08.2015):
Type combinations that have not reappeared for two generations:
- Poison
- Water/Flying--Flying/Water
- Ground/Flying--Flying/Ground
- Ground/Dark--Dark/Ground
- Normal/Grass--Grass/Normal
- Water/Fighting---Fighting/Water
- Water/Ghost--Ghost/Water
- Dark/Steel--Steel/Dark
- Ground/Electric--Electric/Ground
- Rock/Fighting--Fighting/Rock
- Dragon/Ice--Ice/Dragon
- Bug/Grass-Grass/Bug
- Rock/Ground--Ground/Rock
- Rock/Steel-Steel/Rock
- Bug/Rock--Rock/Bug
- Electric/Water-Water/Electric
- Ice/Ground--Ground/Ice
- Bug/Ground--Ground/Bug
- Water/Dragon--Dragon/Water
- Dark/Ice--Ice/Dark
- Fairy/Flying--Flying/Fairy
- Normal/Water--Water/Normal
- Ghost/Dragon--Dragon/Ghost
- Steel/Dragon--Dragon/Steel
- Fire/Steel--Steel/Fire
- Water/Steel--Steel/Water
- Grass/Ground--Ground/Grass
- Electric/Ghost--Ghost/Electric
- Electric/Fire--Fire/Electric
- Electric/Grass--Grass/Electric
- Electric/Ice--Ice/Electric
- Ice/Ghost--Ghost/Ice
- Poison/Fighting--Fighting/Poison
Type combinations that have not reappeared for four generations:
- Water/Ice--Ice/Water
- Water/Grass--Grass/Water
- Grass/Dark--Dark/Grass
- Ground/Psychic--Psychic/Ground
- Rock/Grass-Grass/Rock
- Rock/Psychic--Psychic/Rock
- Bug/Ghost--Ghost/Bug
Type combinations that have not reappeared for five generations:
- Psychic/Grass--Grass/Psychic
- Ice/Flying--Flying/Ice
- Ice/Psychic--Psychic/Ice
- Fire/Rock--Rock/Fire
- Poison/Ground--Ground/Poison
Edit(09.08.2017):
The next big thing involving Pikachu can be a few things:
-A gender independent form, such as Cosplay Pikachu being a form change, rather than a specific Pikachu.
-A third ability for the line.
-A defensive Light Ball.
-Light Ball affecting Pichu.
Edit(16.08.2017):
-Possibly a new evolution stone, either one that is type based like a Psychic Stone, or one that is based on a theme like a Twilight Stone or Dream Stone.
-Possible removal of type boosting items besides plates.
Edit(06.09.2017):
Regional Dex Speculation:
Sub-dex 1:
Edit(16.08.2017):
-Possibly a new evolution stone, either one that is type based like a Psychic Stone, or one that is based on a theme like a Twilight Stone or Dream Stone.
-Possible removal of type boosting items besides plates.
Edit(06.09.2017):
Regional Dex Speculation:
Sub-dex 1:
- Grass Starter
- Grass Starter
- Grass Starter
- Fire Starter
- Fire Starter
- Fire Starter
- Water Starter
- Water Starter
- Water Starter
- Generic Rodent
- Generic Rodent
- Patrat
- Watchog
- Bidoof
- Bibarel
- Generic Bug
- Generic Bug
- Generic Bug
- Scatterbug
- Spewpa
- Vivillon
- Burmy
- Mothim
- Wormadam
- Generic Bird
- Generic Bird
- Generic Bird
- Pidove
- Tranquill
- Unfezant
- Pichu
- Pikachu
- Raichu
- Generic Electric
- Generic Electric
- Generic Pikaclone
- Pachirisu
- Togedemaru
- Generic Fishmon
- Generic Fishmon
- Generic Grass
- Generic Grass
- Sunkern
- Sunflora
- Purrloin
- Liepard
- Meowth
- Persian
- Generic Fire
- Generic Fire
- Generic Water
- Generic Water
- Carvanha
- Sharpedo
- Krabby
- Kingler
- Drowzee
- Hypno
- Buneary
- Lopunny
- Diglett
- Dugtrio
- Generic Dark
- Generic Dark
- Stunky
- Skuntank
- Glameow
- Purugly
- Makuhita
- Hariyama
- Timburr
- Gurdurr
- Conkeldurr
- Generic Fighting
- Generic Fighting
- Munna
- Musharna
- Venonat
- Venomoth
- Natu
- Xatu
- Abra
- Kadabra
- Alakazam
- Cottonee
- Whimsicott
- Growlithe
- Arcanine
- Buizel
- Floatzel
- Bonsly
- Sudowoodo
- Mime Jr.
- Mr. Mime
- Spiritomb
- Aipom
- Ambipom
- Durant
- Heatmor
- Seel
- Dewgong
- Shellder
- Cloyster
- Seedot
- Nuzleaf
- Shiftry
- Lotad
- Lombre
- Ludicolo
- Bouffalant
- Wimpod
- Golisopod
- Woobat
- Swoobat
- Sigilyph
- Generic Fairy
- Generic Fairy
- Swirlix
- Slurpuff
- Spritzee
- Aromatisse
- Petilil
- Lilligant
- Karrablast
- Escavalier
- Shelmet
- Accelgor
- Cutiefly
- Ribombee
- Gible
- Gabite
- Garchomp
- Regirock
- Regice
- Registeel
Sub-dex 2:
- Lickitung
- Lickilicky
- Tauros
- Miltank
- Zangoose
- Seviper
- Generic Poison
- Generic Poison
- Salandit
- Salazzle
- Koffing
- Weezing
- Skorupi
- Drapion
- Tangela
- Tangrowth
- Bounsweet
- Steenee
- Tsareena
- Generic Rock
- Generic Rock
- Geodude
- Graveler
- Golem
- Nosepass
- Probopass
- Roggenrola
- Boldore
- Gigalith
- Rockruff
- Lycanroc
- Generic Ground
- Generic Ground
- Hippowdon
- Hippopotas
- Mudbray
- Mudsdale
- Numel
- Camerupt
- Golett
- Golurk
- Omanyte
- Omastar
- Kabuto
- Kabutops
- Generic Fossil
- Generic Fossil
- Generic Fossil
- Generic Fossil
- Generic Psychic
- Generic Psychic
- Gothita
- Gothorita
- Gothitelle
- Solosis
- Duosion
- Reuniclus
- Zorua
- Zoroark
- Riolu
- Lucario
- Togepi
- Togetic
- Togekiss
- Flabébé
- Floette
- Florges
- Elgyem
- Beheeyem
- Klefki
- Klink
- Klang
- Klinklang
- Magnemite
- Magneton
- Magnezone
- Teddiursa
- Ursaring
- Generic gimmick
- General gimmick
- Tynamo
- Eelektrik
- Eelektross
- Frillish
- Jellicent
- Tentacool
- Tentacruel
- Clamperl
- Huntail
- Gorebyss
- Mantyke
- Mantine
- Larvesta
- Volcarona
- Darumaka
- Darmanitan
- Magby
- Magmar
- Magmortar
- Elekid
- Electabuzz
- Electivire
- Blitzle
- Zebstrika
- Joltik
- Galvantula
- Spheal
- Sealeo
- Walrein
- Swinub
- Piloswine
- Mamoswine
- Zubat
- Golbat
- Crobat
- Minior
- Aerodactyl
- Hawlucha
- Doduo
- Dodrio
- Voltorb
- Electrode
- Pancham
- Pangoro
- Stufful
- Bewear
- Taillow
- Swellow
- Skarmory
- Jangmo-o
- Hakamo-o
- Kommo-o
- Regigigas
- Latias
- Latios
Sub-dex 3:
- Generic standalone
- Generic standalone
- Kecleon
- Stantler
- Girafarig
- Shroomish
- Breloom
- Foongus
- Amoonguss
- Slowpoke
- Slowbro
- Slowking
- Psyduck
- Golduck
- Staryu
- Starmie
- Generic Ice
- Generic Ice
- Vanillite
- Vanillish
- Vanilluxe
- Cubchoo
- Beartic
- Snorunt
- Glalie
- Froslass
- Snover
- Abomasnow
- Generic Ghost
- Generic Ghost
- Duskull
- Dusclops
- Dusknoir
- Litwick
- Lampent
- Chandelure
- Misdreavus
- Mismagius
- Drifloon
- Drifblim
- Generic Steel
- Generic Steel
- Honedge
- Doublade
- Aegislash
- Ferroseed
- Ferrothorn
- Pawniard
- Bisharp
- Bronzor
- Bronzong
- Baltoy
- Claydol
- Lunatone
- Solrock
- Ekans
- Arbok
- Grimer
- Muk
- Gulpin
- Swalot
- Trubbish
- Garbodor
- Gligar
- Gliscor
- Sneasel
- Weavile
- Yanma
- Yanmega
- Kangaskhan
- Feebas
- Milotic
- Magikarp
- Gyarados
- Munchlax
- Snorlax
- Porygon
- Porygon2
- Porygon-Z
- Pyukumuku
- Lapras
- Budew
- Roselia
- Roserade
- Chatot
- Amaura
- Aurorus
- Tyrunt
- Tyrantrum
- Mienfoo
- Mienshao
- Phanpy
- Donphan
- Onix
- Steelix
- Pidgey
- Pidgeotto
- Pidgeot
- Hoothoot
- Noctowl
- Oranguru
- Passimian
- Cleffa
- Clefairy
- Clefable
- Absol
- Igglybuff
- Jigglypuff
- Wigglytuff
- Skrelp
- Dragalge
- Clauncher
- Clawitzer
- Druddigon
- Drampa
- Turtonator
- Dratini
- Dragonair
- Dragonite
- Generic Dragon
- Generic Dragon
- Noibat
- Noivern
- Goomy
- Sliggoo
- Goodra
- Deino
- Zweilous
- Hydreigon
- Generic Pseudo
- Generic Pseudo
- Generic Pseudo
- Generic Legendary
- Generic Legendary
- Generic Legendary
Note: Mythicals appear in the full dex Alola style.
Edit(30.09.2017): Potential stat updates:
Potentially replaced TMs
Edit(30.09.2017): Potential stat updates:
- Bibarel: +10, BST: 410->420.
- Mothim/Wormadam: +30, BST: 424->454
- Pachirisu: +30, BST: 405->435
- Sunflora: +40, BST: 425->465
- Purugly: +25, BST: 452->477
- Venomoth: +30, BST: 450->480
- Sudowoodo: +50, BST: 410->460
- Dewgong: +30, BST: 475->505
- Garbodor: +25, BST: 474->499
- Girafarig: +30, BST: 455->485
- Stantler: +20, BST: 465->485
- Aromatisse: +20, BST: 462->482
- Ludicolo/Shiftry: +10, BST: 480->490
- Swoobat: +30, BST: 425->455
- Gothitelle/Reuniclus: +10, BST: 490->500
- Golem: +20, BST: 495->515
- Beheeyem :+20, BST: 485->505
- Spiritomb: +30, BST: 485->515
Potentially replaced TMs
- Venoshock: Replaced by a Sleep inducing move?
- Smack Down: Replaced by a Special Rock move?
- Charge Beam: Replaced by a Special Dragon move?
- Sludge Wave: Replaced by a Confusion inducing move?
- Aerial Ace: Replaced by a Special Flying move?
- Charge Beam: Replaced by a stat increasing move?
- Sky Drop: Replaced by a Physical Fairy move?
- Infestation: Replaced by another Special Bug move?
- Dream Eater: Replaced by a Fairy status?
Potential additional berries:
- 80 BP Fairy
- 90 BP Fairy
- 100 BP Fairy
- 100 BP Steel
- 80 BP Normal
- 90 BP Normal
- 100 BP Normal
Edit (16.10.2017): There might be another entry hazard. So far we have Rock, Poison, Bug and Ground. The next hazard can be Ice, Flying or Ghost. V-create might also end up having its own tutor.
Edit (09.11.2017): With USUM leaks, the general consensus seems to be something like this:
-Ice/Fairy Physical Attacker Mythical I representing Mineral Ice-types.
-Dark/Ghost pseudo-Pixie Mythical II that might get a form change.
-Ice/Fire cat with Flash Fire to match Volcanion.
Edit(17.11.2017): Potential Move Tutors are:
Gen IV Moves:
Edit (09.11.2017): With USUM leaks, the general consensus seems to be something like this:
-Ice/Fairy Physical Attacker Mythical I representing Mineral Ice-types.
-Dark/Ghost pseudo-Pixie Mythical II that might get a form change.
-Ice/Fire cat with Flash Fire to match Volcanion.
Edit(17.11.2017): Potential Move Tutors are:
Gen IV Moves:
- Dive
- Pluck
- Bullet Seed
- Secret Power
- Brine
- Endure
- Silver Wind
- Avalanche
- Captivate
- Natural Gift
- Whirlpool
- Air Cutter
- Fury Cutter
- Ominous Wind
- Sucker Punch
- Vacuum Wave
- Swift
- Mud-slap
- Rollout
- Twister
- String Shot
- Headbutt
- Ancient Power
Edit (23.11.2017):
Egg Move Speculation:
- Patrat: Headbutt
- Bidoof: Soak
- Scatterbug: Encore
- Burmy: N/A
- Pidove: Brave Bird
- Pichu: Play Rough
- Togedemaru: Ion Deluge
- Sunkern: Encore
- Purrloin: Tearful Look
- Meowth: Crunch
- Carvanha: Soak
- Krabby: Night Slash
- Drowzee: Cosmic Power
- Buneary: Play Rough
- Diglett: Hone Claws
- Stunky: Throat Chop
- Glameow: Pay Day
- Makuhita: Sky Uppercut
- Timburr: Counter
- Munna: Cosmic Power
- Venonat: Acid Spray
- Natu: Brave Bird, Charm
- Abra: Cosmic Power
- Cottonee: Play Rough
- Growlithe: Play Rough, Psychic Fangs
- Buizel: Power-Up Punch
- Bonsly: Wide Guard
- Mime Jr.: Cosmic Power
- Spiritomb: Phantom Force
- Aipom: Bullet Seed, Rock Blast
- Durant: Sucker Punch
- Heatmor: Night Slash
- Seel: Freeze-Dry, Play Rough
- Shellder: Barrier
- Seedot: Magical Leaf, Teeter Dance, Solar Blade
- Lotad: Dive, Night Slash, Soak
- Bouffalant: Head Smash
- Wimpod: Water Shuriken,
- Sigilyph: Moonblast
- Swirlix: Natural Gift
- Spritzee: Present
- Petilil: Grassy Terrain
- Karrablast: Lunge
- Shelmet: Water Sport
- Cutiefly: Charm
- Gible: Heavy Slam
- Lickitung: Heavy Slam
- Tauros: N/A
- Miltank: Head Smash
- Zangoose: Spark,
- Seviper: Hypnosis
- Salandit: Dragon Breath
- Koffing: Lava Plume
- Skorupi: First Impression,
- Tangela: Nasty Plot, Night Slash
- Bounsweet: Sleep Powder
- Geodude: Head Smash
- Nosepass: Head Smash
- Roggenrola: Head Smash, Defense Curl,
- Rockruff: Head Smash, Rollout
- Hippopotas: Shore Up, Psychic Fangs
- Mudbray: Jump Kick
- Numel: Slack Off
- Golett: N/A
- Omanyte: Curse
- Kabuto: Curse
- Gothita: Cosmic Power, Moonblast
- Solosis: Cosmic Power, Hex
- Zorua: Moonblast, Play Rough, Stored Power, Power Trip
- Riolu: Mirror Shot, Play Rough, Psychic Fangs, Encore
- Togepi: Brave Bird
- Flabébé: Stored Power
- Elgyem: Wake-Up Slap, Laser Focus
- Klink: Toxic Spikes
- Magnemite: N/A
- Teddiursa: Sweet Scent, Parting Shot
- Tynamo: N/A
- Frillish: Reflect Type
- Tentacool: Aqua Jet
- Clamperl: Guard Split
- Mantyke: Hurricane
- Larvesta: Powder
- Darumaka: Stored Power, Power Trip, Psychic Fangs
- Magby: Nasty Plot
- Elekid: Barrier
- Blitzle: High Horsepower,
- Joltik: Draining Kiss
- Spheal: Play Rough, Slack Off
- Swinub: Play Rough, Slack Off
- Zubat: Final Gambit
- Minior: N/A
- Aerodactyl: Psychic Fangs
- Doduo: Charm
- Voltorb: N/A.
- Pancham: Play Rough
- Stufful: Cotton Guard
- Taillow: Drill Peck
- Skarmory: Bone Rush
- Jangmo-o: Heavy Slam
- Kecleon: Power Trip, Fire Lash
- Stantler: Psychic Terrain
- Girafarig: Stored Power
- Shroomish: Acid Spray
- Foongus: Moonlight
- Slowpoke: Stored Power
- Psyduck: Stored Power, Reflect Type
- Staryu: N/A
- Vanillite: Crafty Shield
- Cubchoo: Parting Shot
- Snorunt: Moonblast
- Snover: Circle Throw
- Duskull: Phantom Force
- Litwick: Lava Plume
- Mismagius: Inferno
- Honedge: Rollout
- Ferroseed: Mirror Shot
- Pawniard: Guard Split
- Bronzor: N/A
- Baltoy: N/A
- Lunatone: N/A
- Solrock: N/A
- Ekans: Dragon Dance
- Grimer: Counter
- Gulpin: Bullet Seed
- Trubbish: Metal Sound
- Gligar: Gust
- Sneasel: Dual Chop
- Yanma: Sucker Punch
- Kangaskhan: Hone Claws
- Feebas: Liquidation
- Magikarp: N/A
- Munchlax: Circle Throw
- Porygon: N/A
- Pyukumuku: Memento
- Lapras: Liquidation
- Budew: Moonblast
- Chatot: Hurricane
- Amaura: Whirlwind
- Tyrunt: Psychic Fangs
- Mienfoo: Meteor Mash
- Phanpy: Stomping Tantrum
- Onix: Head Smash
- Pidgey: Boomburst
- Hoothoot: Charm
- Oranguru: Moonblast
- Passimian: Play Rough
- Cleffa: Nasty Plot
- Absol: Final Gambit
- Igglybuff: Wake-Up Slap
- Skrelp: Dragon Breath
- Clauncher: Aurora Beam
- Druddigon: Whirlwind
- Drampa: Boomburst
- Turtonator: Inferno
- Dratini: Tail Slap
- Noibat: Moonblast
- Goomy: Belch
- Deino: Boomburst
Edit: DPPT Remake Move Addition:
- Turtwig: Leafage, Stomping Tantrum
- Chimchar: Burn Up, Quick Guard
- Piplup: Aurora Beam, Night Slash
- Starly: Pursuit, Punishment
- Bidoof: Counter, Ice Fang
- Kricketune: Teeter Dance
- Shinx: Psychic Fangs, Charm
- Kadabra: Extrasensory, Gravity
- Gyarados: Dragon Breath, Feint Attack
- Roselia: Vine Whip, Acid Spray
- Zubat: Hurricane, Boomburst
- Geodude: Mach Punch, Mega Punch
- Onix: Coil, Shore Up
- Cranidos: Accelerock, Focus Energy
- Shieldon: Counter, Noble Roar
- Machop: Throat Chop, Mach Punch
- Psyduck: Psycho Shift, Aurora Beam
- Wormadam/Mothim: Reflect Type
- Beautifly/Dustox: Stored Power
- Vespiquen: Punishment, Counter
- Pachirisu: Electric Terrain, Entrainment
- Buizel: Liquidation, Parting Shot
- Cherubi: Play Rough, Charm
- Shellos: Mud Sport, Water Sport
- Heracross: Lunge, Dynamic Punch
- Aipom: Arm Thrust, Play Rough
- Drifloon: Nasty Plot, Hurricane
- Buneary: Meditate, Thrash
- Gastly: Stored Power, Miracle Eye
- Misdreavus: Miracle Eye, Charm
- Murkrow: Night Daze, Air Slash
- Glameow: Tail Slap, Cotton Guard
- Goldeen: Spike Cannon, Muddy Water
- Barboach: Double-Edge, Liquidation
- Chimecho: Hex, Encore
- Stunky: Inferno, Punishment
- Meditite: Mach Punch, Psychic Terrain
- Bronzor: Punishment, Stored Power
- Ponyta: Burn Up, Jump Kick
- Sudowoodo: Camouflage, Reflect Type
- Mr. Mime: Hex, Sweet Kiss
- Chansey: Play Rough, Perish Song
- Clefairy: Comet Punch, Teeter Dance
- Chatot: Ominous Wind, Punishment
- Pikachu: Ion Deluge, Endeavor
- Hoothoot: Nasty Plot, Miracle Eye
- Spiritomb: Inferno, Zap Cannon
- Gible: Dragon Dance, Night Slash
- Snorlax: Play Rough, Pound
- Unown: N/A
- Lucario: Arm Thrust, Mat Block
- Wooper: Clear Smog, Camouflage
- Wingull: Icy Wind, Ominous Wind
- Girafarig: Play Rough, Stomping Tantrum
- Hippopotas: Counter, Rock Throw
- Marill: Sweet Kiss, Belch
- Skorupi: Punishment, Spikes
- Croagunk: Mach Punch, Dynamic Punch
- Carnivine: Psychic Fangs, Leaf Blade
- Octillery: Rock Wrecker, Head Smash
- Finneon: Camouflage, Reflect Type
- Tentacool: Power Gem, Recover
- Milotic: Moonblast, Aurora Beam
- Mantine: Bubble Beam, Air Cutter
- Snover: Ice Hammer, Double-Edge
- Sneasel: Fury Cutter, Ice Fang
- Uxie/Mesprit/Azelf: Stored Power
- Dialga, Palkia, Giratina: Dragon Dance
- Manaphy: Crafty Shield
- Rotom: Reflect Type
- Gligar/Gliscor: Throat Chop, Spikes
- Nosepass: Ion Deluge, Electric Terrain
- Ralts: Extrasensory, Telekinesis
- Lickitung: Punishment, Camouflage
- Eevee: Power Trip, Sweet Kiss
- Swablu: Brave Bird, Double-Edge
- Togepi: Moonblast, Hyper Voice
- Houndour: Power Trip, Lava Plume
- Magnemite: Ion Deluge, Eerie Impulse
- Tangela: Stored Power, Punishment
- Yanma: Punishment, Final Gambit
- Tropius: Dragon Breath, Belch
- Rhyhorn: Night Slash, Head Smash
- Duskull: Nasty Plot, Inferno
- Porygon: Zap Cannon, Ion Deluge
- Scyther: Psycho Cut, Sacred Sword
- Elekid: Mach Punch, Ion Deluge
- Magby: Inferno, Dynamic Punch
- Swinub: Stomping Tantrum, Counter
- Snorunt: Icicle Smash, Phantom Force
- Absol: Night Daze, Confuse Ray
- Cresselia: Draining Kiss
- Darkrai: Phantom Force, Confuse Ray
- Heatran: Recover, Mirror Shot
- Regigigas: Ice Hammer, Meteor Mash
- Phione: Liquidation, Play Rough
- Shaymin: Moonblast, Defense Curl
Edit (04.02.2018):
Moves to be updated
Moves to be updated
- Smog
- Aromatic Mist
- Twineedle
- Payback
- Dragon Rush
- Slam
- Charge Beam
- Razor Leaf
- Sweet Kiss
- Mud-Slap
- Lick
Edit (06.02.2018):
Moveset wishlist update:
- Patrat: Double-Edge
- Bidoof: Bite
- Vivillon: Signal Beam
- Mothim: Air Cutter
- Wormadam: Signal Beam
- Pidove: Brave Bird
- Pikachu: Ion Deluge
- Pachirisu: Nasty Plot
- Togedemaru: Iron Defense
- Sunkern: Earth Power
- Purrloin: Encore
- Meowth: Uproar
- Carvanha: Fury Cutter
- Krabby: Fury Cutter
- Drowzee: Psywave
- Buneary: Headbutt
- Diglett: Fury Cutter
- Stunky: Poison Fang
- Glameow: Parting Shot
- Makuhita: Power-Up Punch
- Timburr: Headbutt
- Munna: Flash
- Venonat: Flash
- Natu: Air Cutter, Extrasensory
- Kadabra: Signal Beam
- Cottonee: Flash
- Growlithe: Revenge
- Buizel: Dive
- Bonsly: Rock Blast
- Mime Jr.: Psywave
- Spiritomb: Phantom Force
- Aipom: Rock Blast
- Durant: Struggle Bug
- Heatmor: Slash
- Seel: Whirlpool
- Shellder: Pin Missile
- Seedot: Seed Bomb
- Lotad: Aqua Jet
- Bouffalant: Iron Head
- Wimpod: Iron Defense
- Woobat: Giga Drain
- Sigilyph: Gust
- Swirlix: Baby-Doll Eyes
- Spritzee: Gust
- Petilil: Grassy Terrain
- Karrablast: Sucker Punch
- Shelmet: Sludge
- Cutiefly: Play Rough
- Gible: Bite
- Regis: Laser Focus
- Lickitung: Hammer Arm
- Tauros: Megahorn
- Miltank: Megahorn
- Zangoose: Power-Up Punch
- Seviper: Fury Cutter
- Salandit: Aromatic Mist
- Koffing: Acid
- Skorupi: Hone Claws
- Tangela: Seed Bomb
- Bounsweet: Growth
- Geodude: Mud-Slap
- Nosepass: Ancient Power
- Rockruff: Play Rough
- Hippopotas: Mud-Slap
- Mudbray: Iron Head
- Numel: Stomping Tantrum
- Golett: Mud-Slap
- Omanyte: Liquidation
- Kabuto: Liquidation
- Gothita: Role Play
- Solosis: Role Play
- Zorua: Hone Claws
- Riolu: Wake-Up Slap
- Togepi: Dizzy Punch
- Flabébé: Extrasensory
- Elgyem: Laser Focus
- Klink: Skill Swap
- Magnemite: Skill Swap
- Teddiursa: Arm Thrust
- Eelektrik: Poison Fang
- Frillish: Draining Kiss
- Tentacool: Knock Off
- Huntail/Gorebyss: Liquidation
- Mantyke: Psywave
- Larvesta: Inferno
- Darumaka: Arm Thrust
- Magby: Headbutt
- Elekid: Headbutt
- Blitzle: High Horsepower
- Joltik: Pin Missile
- Spheal: Liquidation
- Swinub: Stomping Tantrum
- Zubat: Brave Bird
- Minor: Acrobatics
- Aerodactyl: Crush Claw
- Hawlucha: Power-Up Punch
- Doduo: Stomping Tantrum
- Voltorb: Zap Cannon, Tri Attack
- Pancham: Iron Head
- Stufful: Comet Punch
- Taillow: Air Cutter
- Skarmory: Crush Claw
- Jangmo-o: Hyper Voice
- Regigigas: Rest
- Latias/Latios: Ally Switch
- Kecleon: Ally Switch
- Stantler: Scary Face
- Girafarig: Miracle Eye
- Shroomish: Seed Bomb
- Foongus: Seed Bomb
- Slowpoke: Extrasensory
- Psyduck: Skill Swap
- Staryu: Skill Swap
- Vanillite: Haze
- Cubchoo: Mist
- Snorunt: Mist
- Snover: Grassy Terrain
- Duskull: Nightmare
- Litwick: Nightmare
- Misdreavus: Nightmare
- Drifloon: Nightmare
- Honedge: Lunge
- Ferroseed: Grassy Terrain
- Pawniard: Throat Chop
- Bronzor: Heal Pulse
- Baltoy: Heal Pulse
- Lunatone: Heal Pulse
- Solrock: Heal Pulse
- Ekans: Dragon Rush
- Grimer: Destiny Bond
- Gulpin: Destiny Bond
- Trubbish: Encore
- Gligar: Lunge
- Sneasel: Power-Up Punch
- Yanma: Air Cutter
- Kangaskhan: Mach Punch
- Milotic: Dragon Dance
- Gyarados: Coil
- Munchlax: Super Fang
- Porygon: Eerie Impulse
- Pyukumuku: Gastro Acid
- Lapras: Curse
- Budew: Vine Whip
- Chatot: Twister
- Amaura: Charm
- Tyrunt: Accelerock
- Mienfoo: Heal Pulse
- Phanpy: Stomping Tantrum
- Onix: Ancient Power
- Pidgey: Ominous Wind
- Hoothoot: Twister
- Oranguru: Encore
- Passimian: Encore
- Clefairy: Comet Punch
- Absol: Miracle Eye
- Jigglypuff: Self-Destruct
- Skrelp: Clear Smog
- Clauncher: Clear Smog
- Drampa: Air Cutter
- Turtonator: Iron Defense
- Dratini: Coil
- Noibat: Dragon Rush
- Goomy: Sludge
- Deino: Nasty Plot
Edit(11.04.2018):
Ability buffs:
- Run Away: Should be updated to Ghost's immunity to trapping.
- Damp: Should have Water Sport's effect add-on.
- Early Bird: Should have additional effect.
- Blaze/Overcoat/Torrent/Swarm: Should start effect at half health.
Edit(17.04.2018):
- Grass Starter Signature Move: 85 BP, Special , %100 Accuracy
- Fire Starter Signature Move: 90 BP, Physical, %100 Accuracy.
- Water Starter Signature Move: 70 BP, Physical, %100 Accuracy.
Edit(02.05.2018):
Looking at my older posts, apparently this generation will make Water 1 reach around 100+, this means Water 1 Egg Group will have a generation's worth of Pokémon. This also means Water Egg Group can be partitioned for a fourth time, this one likely focusing on amphibians, combining stuff from Human-Like and Field(Croagunk and Wooper respectively). While Water 1 still needs a Ghost and Fire to be complete, and will likely only get another Water/Grass, and some other secondary Water typings(Ground/Water, Psychic/Water, Fighting/Water etc.).
Edit (05.05.2018):
With the Pokédex speculation we have, Field/Amorphous is a likely Egg Group. That will help Poison and lesser extent Ghost.
Edit (04.06.2018): Looking at my speculations:
Speculation 1
Unique type combinations
Unique type combinations
Edit (05.05.2018):
With the Pokédex speculation we have, Field/Amorphous is a likely Egg Group. That will help Poison and lesser extent Ghost.
Edit (04.06.2018): Looking at my speculations:
Speculation 1
Unique type combinations
- Grass/Rock
- Water/Ghost-Ghost/Water
- Grass/Water
- Fire/Electric
- Fighting/Rock
- Dark/Normal
- Water/Steel
- Steel/Fire
- Electric/Normal or Electric/Ground
- Rock/Fire
- Psychic/Ground
- Poison/Fighting
- Fairy/Dragon
- Flying
- Psychic/Electric
- Ice/Fairy
- Fire/Fairy
- Normal/Electric
- Electric/Fighting
- Rock/Ghost
- Ice/Normal
- Dragon/Bug
- Steel/Normal
Unique type combinations
- Fire/Poison
- Fairy/Flying
- Grass/Ground
- Dark/Ground
- Fighting/Rock
- Normal/Electric
- Psychic/Ice
- Ice/Fighting
- Ice/Rock
- Grass/Rock
- Rock/Dark
- Bug/Fairy
- Dragon/Steel
- Dragon/Normal
- Fairy/Fire
- Ice/Normal
- Fairy/Fighting
- Rock/Ghost
Update(25.09.2018):
Assuming same amount of species introduced in S/M, ignoring US/UM additions beyond the final count:
Water: 146
Grass: 113
Normal: 111
Flying: 109
Psychic: 95
Bug: 88
Fire: 76
Poison: 71
Ground: 69
Fighting: 67
Rock: 64
Fairy: 63
Dark: 62
Electric: 61
Steel: 61
Ghost: 54
Dragon: 53
Ice: 45
Outside of the Fairies this is highly unlikely, but it gives an image of what to expect.
Update(20.01.2019):
With USUM count:
Water: 120->133->146
Normal: 97->109->121
Flying: 93->101->109
Grass: 85->98->111
Psychic: 75->86->97
Bug: 66->77->88
Fire: 59->68->76
Poison: 59->66->73
Ground: 61->65->69
Rock: 55->60->65
Fighting: 47->57
Dark:46->54->62
Steel: 42->54->66
Electric: 42->52->62
Fairy: 37->50->63
Dragon: 41->50->59
Ghost: 35->45->55
Ice: 35->40->45
If a type were to be introduced now:
Update(20.01.2019):
With USUM count:
Water: 120->133->146
Normal: 97->109->121
Flying: 93->101->109
Grass: 85->98->111
Psychic: 75->86->97
Bug: 66->77->88
Fire: 59->68->76
Poison: 59->66->73
Ground: 61->65->69
Rock: 55->60->65
Fighting: 47->57
Dark:46->54->62
Steel: 42->54->66
Electric: 42->52->62
Fairy: 37->50->63
Dragon: 41->50->59
Ghost: 35->45->55
Ice: 35->40->45
If a type were to be introduced now:
- Main objective of a new type should be buffing Ice-type defensively. Most offensive types are perfectly balanced, with the possible exception of Ground. However, Ice is one of the most irrelevant and worst types, and it needs significant boost.
- Buffing Electric-type should be considered for offense, as Electric needs one more super-effectiveness to become balanced and match Flying/Grass/Water.
- Rebuffing Dragon, Dark, Poison and Psychic can be considered. Dark and Poison need one more offensive option, Psychic needs an offensive and defensive option, and Dragon needs something else besides itself to hit.
- Grass and Bug are just bad in general, and Rock would enjoy one more resistance to become balanced, or more ideally lose a weakness.
Edit(31.01.2019): Cleaned up the post with USUM additions.
Edit(11.02.2019):
Possible mid-game introductions include:
Gen VI Remakes:
Edit(11.02.2019):
Possible mid-game introductions include:
Gen VI Remakes:
- Ponyta pre-evo.
- Goldeen pre-evo.
- Buneary pre-evo.
- Croagunk pre-evo.
- Onix pre-evo.
- Carnivine pre-evo.
- Heatran pre-evo.
Gen II LG games:
- Dragon/Electric Legendary
- Dragon/Grass sub-legendary
- Dragon/Fire sub-legendary
- Dragon/Water sub-legendary
DPPt moveset notes:
***First stage is above Level 50.
Original 151:
- Turtwig: Turtwig's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Chimchar: Chimchar's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Piplup: Piplup's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Starly: Starly's moveset caps at Level 41.
- Bidoof: Bidoof's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Kricketot: Kricketot's moveset caps at Level 16. Kricketune's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Shinx: Shinx's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Abra: Abra's moveset caps at Start. Kadabra's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Magikarp: Magikarp's moveset caps at Level 30. Gyarados' moveset caps at Level 54.
- Budew: Budew's moveset caps at Level 16. Roselia's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Zubat: Zubat's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Geodude: Geodude's moveset caps at Level 42.
- Onix: Onix's moveset caps at Level 52.***
- Cranidos: Cranidos' moveset caps at Level 46.
- Shieldon: Shieldon's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Machop: Machop's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Psyduck. Psyduck's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Burmy: Burmy's moveset caps at Level 20. Wormadam's and Mothim's movesets cap at Level 50.
- Wurmple: Wurmple's moveset caps at Level 15. Beautifly's and Dustox's movesets cap at Level 40.
- Combee: Combee's moveset caps at Level 29. Vespiquen's moveset caps at Level 57.
- Pachirisu: Pachirisu's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Buizel: Buizel's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Cherubi: Cherubi's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Shellos: Shellos' moveset caps at Level 46.
- Heracross: Heracross' moveset caps at Level 46.
- Aipom: Aipom's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Drifloon: Drifloon's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Buneary: Buneary's moveset caps at Level 63.***
- Gastly: Gastly's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Misdreavus: Misdreavus' moveset caps at Level 55.***
- Murkrow: Murkrow's moveset caps at Level 65.***
- Glameow: Glameow's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Goldeen: Goldeen's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Barboach: Barboach's moveset caps at Level 44.
- Chimecho. Chingling's moveset caps at Level 32. Chimecho's moveset caps at Level 57.
- Stunky: Stunky's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Meditate: Meditate's moveset caps at Level 44.
- Bronzor: Bronzor's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Ponyta: Ponyta's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Sudowoodo: Bonsly's moveset caps at Level 43. Sudowoodo's moveset caps at Level 54.
- Mr. Mime: Mime Jr. and Mr. Mime's moveset cap at Level 50.
- Chansey: Happiny's moveset caps at Level 12. Chansey's moveset caps at Level 65.
- Clefairy: Cleffa's moveset caps at Level 16. Clefairy's moveset caps at Level 58.
- Chatot: Chatot's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Pikachu: Pichu's moveset caps at Level 18. Pikachu's moveset caps at Level 58.
- Hoothoot: Hoothoot's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Spiritomb: Spiritomb's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Gible: Gible's moveset caps at Level 37.
- Munchlax: Munchlax's moveset caps at Level 57. Snorlax's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Unown: N/A
- Riolu: Riolu's moveset caps at Level 50. Lucario's moveset caps at Level 65.
- Wooper: Wooper's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Wingull: Wingull's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Girafarig: Girafarig's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Hippopotas: Hippopotas' moveset caps at Level 50.
- Azurill: Azurill's moveset caps at Level 23. Marill's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Skorupi: Skorupi's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Croagunk: Croagunk's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Carnivine: Carnivine's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Remoraid: Remoraid's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Finneon: Finneon's moveset caps at Level 54.***
- Tentacool: Tentacool's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Feebas: Feebas' moveset caps at Level 30. Milotic's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Mantine: Mantyke's and Mantine's movesets cap at Level 49.
- Snover: Snover's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Sneasel: Sneasel's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Uxie: Uxie's moveset caps at Level 76.***
- Mesprit: Mesprit's moveset caps at Level 76.***
- Azelf: Azelf's moveset caps at Level 76.***
- Dialga: Dialga's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Palkia: Palkia's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Manaphy: Manaphy's moveset caps at Level 76.***
Platinum additions:
- Rotom: Rotom's moveset caps at Level 64.***
- Gligar: Gligar's moveset caps at Level 55. ***
- Nosepass: Nosepass' moveset caps at Level 43.
- Ralts: Ralts' moveset caps at Level 42.
- Lickitung: Lickitung's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Eevee: Eevee's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Swablu: Swablu's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Togepi: Togepi's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Houndour: Houndour's moveset caps at Level 56.***
- Magnemite: Magnemite's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Tangela: Tangela's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Yanma: Yanma's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Tropius: Tropius' moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Rhyhorn: Rhyhorn's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Duskull: Duskull's moveset caps at Level 54.***
- Porygon: Porygon's moveset caps at Level 62.***
- Scyther: Scyther's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Elekid: Elekid's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Magby: Magby's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Swinub: Swinub's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Snorunt: Snorunt's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Absol: Absol's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Giratina: Giratina's moveset caps at Level 50.
Others:
- Heatran: Heatran's moveset caps at Level 96.***
- Regigigas: Regigigas' moveset caps at Level 100. ***
- Cresselia: Cresselia's moveset caps at Level 99.***
- Phione: Phione's moveset caps at Level 69.***
- Darkrai: Darkrai's moveset caps at Level 93.***
- Shaymin: Shaymin's moveset caps at Level 100.***
- Arceus: Arceus' moveset caps at Level 100.***
Dex speculation moveset notes:
- Patrat.: Patrat's moveset caps at Level 41.
- Bidoof: See above
- Scatterbug: Scatterbug's moveset caps at Level 15. Vivillon's moveset caps at Level 55.
- Burmy: See above
- Pidove: Pidove's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Pichu: See above.
- Pachirisu: See above.
- Togedemaru: Togedemaru's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Sunkern: Sunkern's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Purrloin: Purrloin's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Meowth: Regular Form's moveset caps at Level 50. Alolan Form's moveset caps at Level 55.***
- Carvanha: Carvanha's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Krabby: Krabby's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Drowzee: Drowzee's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Buneary: See above.
- Diglett: Both forms' movesets cap at Level 43.
- Stunky: See above.
- Glameow: See above.
- Makuhita: Makuhita's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Timburr: Timburr's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Munna: Munna's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Venonat: Venonat's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Natu: Natu's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Abra: See above.
- Cottonee: Cottonee's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Growlithe: Growlithe's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Buizel: See above.
- Bonsly: See above.
- Mime Jr.: See above.
- Spiritomb: See above.
- Aipom: See above.
- Durant: Durant's moveset caps at Level 56.***
- Heatmor: Heatmor's moveset caps at Level 66.***
- Seel: Seel's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Shellder: Shellder's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Seedot: Seedot's moveset caps at Level 33.
- Lotad: Lotad's moveset caps at Level 36.
- Bouffalant: Bouffalant's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Wimpod: Wimpod's moveset caps at start. Golisopod's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Woobat: Woobat's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Sigilyph: Sigilyph's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Swirlix: Swirlix's moveset caps at Level 67.***
- Spritzee: Spritzee's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Petilil: Petilil's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Karrablast: Karrablast's moveset caps at Level 56.***
- Shelmet: Shelmet's moveset caps at Level 56.***
- Cutiefly: Cutiefly's moveset caps at Level 41.
- Gible: See above.
- Regirock: Regirock's moveset caps at Level 67.***
- Regice: Regice's moveset caps at Level 67.***
- Registeel: Registeel's moveset caps at Level 67.***
- Lickitung: See above.
- Tauros: Tauros' moveset caps at Level 71.***
- Miltank: Miltank's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Zangoose: Zangoose's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Seviper: Seviper's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Salandit: Salandit's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Koffing: Koffing's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Skorupi: See above.
- Tangela: See above.
- Bounsweet: Bounsweet's moveset caps at Level 33.
- Geodude: See above.
- Nosepass: See above.
- Roggenrola: Roggenrola's moveset caps at Level 40.
- Rockruff: Rockruff's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Hippowdon: See above.
- Mudbray: Mudbray's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Numel: Numel's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Golett: Golett's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Omanyte: Omanyte's moveset caps at Level 55.***
- Kabuto: Kabuto's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Gothita: Gothita's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Solosis: Solosis' moveset caps at Level 48.
- Zorua: Zorua's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Riolu: See above.
- Togepi: See above.
- Flabébé: Flabébé's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Elgyem: Elgyem's moveset caps at Level 56.***
- Klefki: Klefki's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Klink: Klink's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Magnemite: See above.
- Teddiursa: Teddiursa's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Tynamo: Tynamo's moveset caps at Start. Eelektrik's moveset caps at Level 74.
- Frillish: Frillish's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Tentacool: See above.
- Clamperl: Clamperl's moveset caps at Level 50. Huntail and Gorebyss' movesets cap at Level 50.
- Mantyke: See above.
- Larvesta: Larvesta's moveset caps at Level 100.
- Darumaka: Darumaka's moveset caps at Level 52.
- Magby: See above.
- Elekid: See above.
- Blitzle: Blitzle's moveset caps at Level 43.
- Joltik: Joltik's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Spheal: Spheal's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Swinub: See above.
- Zubat: See above.
- Minior: Minior's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Aerodactyl: Aerodactyl's moveset caps at Level 81.***
- Hawlucha: Hawlucha's moveset caps at Level 60.***
- Doduo: Doduo's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Voltorb: Voltorb's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Pancham: Pancham's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Stufful: Stufful's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Taillow: Taillow's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Skarmory: Skarmory's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Jangmo-o: Jangmo-o's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Regigigas: See above.
- Latias: Latias' moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Latios: Latios' moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Kecleon: Kecleon's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Stantler: Stantler's moveset caps at Level 55.***
- Girafarig: See above.
- Shroomish: Shroomish's moveset caps at Level 40.
- Foongus: Foongus' moveset caps at Level 50.
- Slowpoke: Slowpoke's moveset caps at Level 58.***
- Psyduck: See above.
- Staryu: Staryu's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Vanillite: Vanillite's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Cubchoo: Cubchoo's moveset caps at Level 57.***
- Snorunt: See above.
- Snover: See above.
- Duskull: See above.
- Litwick: Litwick's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Misdreavus: See above.
- Drifloon: See above.
- Honedge: Honedge's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Ferroseed: Ferroseed's moveset caps at Level 55.***
- Pawniard: Pawniard's moveset caps at Level 62.***
- Bronzor: See above.
- Baltoy: Baltoy's moveset caps at Level 46.
- Lunatone: Lunatone's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Solrock: Solrock's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Ekans: Ekans' moveset caps at Level 49.
- Grimer: Both forms' movesets cap at Level 48.
- Gulpin: Gulpin's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Trubbish: Trubbish's moveset caps at Level 47.
- Gligar: See above.
- Sneasel: See above.
- Yanma: See above.
- Kangaskhan: Kangaskhan's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Feebas: See above.
- Magikarp: See above.
- Munchlax: See above.
- Porygon: See above.
- Pyukumuku: Pyukumuku's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Lapras: Lapras' moveset caps at Level 50.
- Budew: See above.
- Chatot: See above.
- Amaura: Amaura's moveset caps at Level 65.***
- Tyrunt: Tyrunt's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Mienfoo: Mienfoo's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Phanpy: Phanpy's moveset caps at Level 42.
- Onix: See above.
- Pidgey: Pidgey's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Hoothoot: See above.
- Oranguru: Oranguru's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Passimian: Passimian's moveset caps at Level 50.
- Cleffa: See above.
- Absol: See above.
- Igglybuff: Igglybuff's moveset caps at Level 11. Jigglypuff's moveset caps at Level 45.
- Skrelp: Skrelp's moveset caps at Level 49.
- Clauncher: Clauncher's moveset caps at Level 48.
- Druddigon: Druddigon's moveset caps at Level 62.***
- Drampa: Drampa's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Turtonator: Turtonator's moveset caps at Level 53.***
- Dratini: Dratini's moveset caps at Level 61.***
- Noibat: Noibat's moveset caps at Level 58.***
- Goomy: Goomy's moveset caps at Level 42.
- Deino: Deino's moveset caps at Level 62.***
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