Shitty Gen IX Speculation, Pre-Gen VIII

Continuation of this. Likely will be reposted after Gen VIII is fully datamined.

1. Console: Tentatively Nintendo Switch. As Switch's fate as a handheld remains dubious, I am going to put this as tentative.
2. Year: 2022-2023. 2022 is if Switch is released in 2017. 2023 is if Nintendo has a real successor to 3DS in 2018.
3. Location basis: From most likely to least likely:

• California: Next major VGC arena after Hawaii.
• Florida: Next major VGC arena after California.
• Malaysia: One of the bigger pivots for Nintendo's expansion to greater China area.
• South Korea: One of the major Nintendo console regions.
• Return to Japan: I dunno, do you have any other thoughts?

1. Dex structure. Either around 80 Pokémon and 20 new forms, or a 90-100 new species. There will almost certainly going to be new means of providing de-facto counterparts to Gen I Pokémon, whether they are new species that are successors to existing ones, or a new idea spun off regional variants.
2. Type change: With only 25 type combinations remaining, about 15 of them used up in the previous gen, a big change to the way types work should be expected.
3. 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.
4. New field move: Successors to whatever showcased last-gen should appear here.
5. More overworld encounters: Because we are in 3D (TM). And at this point, we will likely see a shift from random encounters to half-way overworld encounters.
6. Less evolutions, more forms: Because they sell better.
7. Possible update on Move Tutors: Such as a new app that allows you to obtain Move Tutor applications.
8. Battle Royale removed: Due to limitations of the hardware, Battle Royale is now removed.

Dex Speculation:

1. Grass
2. Grass
3. Grass/Normal
4. Fire
5. Fire
6. Fire/Bug
7. Water
8. Water
9. Water/Rock
10. Normal/Flying
11. Normal/Flying or Dark/Flying
12. Normal/Flying or Dark/Flying : Early Flying
13. Normal/Poison
14. Normal/Poison: Generic rodent
15. Dark
16. Dark: Early Dark
17. Bug
18. Bug/Rock
19. Bug/Rock: Primary early bug
20. Bug/Poison:
21. Bug/Poison
22. Bug/Poison: Secondary early bug
23. Poison
24. Poison: Grimer successor
25. Ghost
26. Ghost: Early Ghost
27. Fighting
28. Fighting/Ground: Early Fighting
29. Ghost/Psychic: Late-game Ghost
30. Grass/Psychic: Spore user
31. Grass/Psychic: Spore user
32. Bug/Psychic:
33. Bug/Psychic: Generic bug
34. Bug/Dark:
35. Bug/Dark: Generic bug II
36. Water/Ice
37. Water/Ice: Generic fish
38. Rock/Grass
39. Rock/Grass: Fossil I
40. Bug/Rock:
41. Bug/Rock: Fossil II
42. Ice/Ground
43. Ice/Ground: Late-game ice
44. Ice/Psychic
45. Ice/Psychic: Late-game ice II
46. Steel/Dark
47. Steel/Dark: Late game Steel
48. Electric/Grass: Generic Pikaclone
49. Fighting/Electric
50. Fighting/Electric: Late Fighting
51. Normal: Standalone Normal
52. Bug
53. Bug/Dragon
54. Bug/Dragon: Mid-game dragon
55. Dragon/Water
56. Dragon/Water: Mid-game dragon ii
57. Normal
58. Normal/Steel
59. Normal/Steel: Pseudo
60. Bug/Ghost
61. Grass/Ghost
62. Poison/Ghost: Legendary trio
63. Poison/Flying
64. Psychic
65. Ghost: Main legendaries
66. Psychic
67. Psychic
68. Psychic: Early Psychic
69. Psychic/Poison
70. Psychic/Poison: Gimmick
71. Fairy/Normal: Chansey clone
72. Ground
73. Ground/Flying: Generic early Ground
74. Water/Grass:
75. Water/Grass: Generic Water ii
76. Fairy/Fire: Mythical I
77. Normal/Ghost: Mythical II
78. Fighting/Fairy: Mythical III
79. ((Psychic +Fire)): Alternate Magmortar forme?
80. ((Water+Grass))
81. ((Water+Grass)): Alternate Skrelp forme?
82. ((Fire+Fighting))
83. ((Fire+Fighting)): Alternate Growlithe forme?
84. ((Fire+Electric))
85. ((Fire+Electric)): Alternate Manectric forme?
86. ((Ice+Electric))
87. ((Ice+Electric)): Alternate Luxio forme?
88. ((Electric+Steel))
89. ((Electric+Steel)): Alternate Klang forme?
90. ((Dark+Psychic))
91. ((Dark+Psychic)): Alternate Hypno forme?
92. ((Ice+Psychic)): Alternate Medicham forme?
93. ((Normal+Ground)): Alternate Tauros forme?
94. ((Rock+Fighting))
95. ((Rock+Fighting))
96. ((Rock+Fighting)): Alternate Machamp forme?
97. ((Ice+Dragon)): Alternate Lapras forme?
98. ((Water+Fairy))
99. ((Water+Fairy)): Alternate Seel forme?
100. ((Water+Steel)): Alternate Cloyster forme?
101. ((Water+Psychic)): Alternate Politoed forme?
102. ((Fairy))
103. ((Fairy)): Alternate Delcatty forme?
104. ((Rock+Fire)): Alternate Solrock forme?
105. ((Rock+Ice)): Alternate Lunatone forme? 

1. 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 we will likely see many alternate forms instead.
2. Lots and lots of signature moves and abilities: Which won't amount to anything, but cause issues for a single generation.
3. Another massive Level-Up move update: It is an odd generation, so it is bound to happen.
4. No remake: It is not a new hardware, so it is unlikely to happen.
5. Alternate dex speculation:

1. Grass
2. Grass
3. Grass/Bug
4. Fire
5. Fire
6. Fire/Rock
7. Water
8. Water
9. Water/Psychic
10. Normal/Flying
11. Normal/Flying or Steel/Flying
12. Normal/Flying or Steel/Flying : Early Flying
13. Normal
14. Normal: Generic rodent
15. Dark
16. Dark: Early Dark
17. Bug
18. Bug/Ground
19. Bug/Ground: Primary early bug
20. Bug/Poison:
21. Bug/Poison
22. Bug/Poison: Secondary early bug
23. Poison/Water
24. Poison/Water: Grimer successor
25. Ghost
26. Ghost: Early Ghost
27. Fighting
28. Fighting/Ground: Early Fighting
29. Ghost/Psychic: Late-game Ghost
30. Grass/Dark: Spore user
31. Grass/Dark: Spore user
32. Bug/Fairy:
33. Bug/Fairy: Generic bug
34. Bug/Dark:
35. Bug/Dark: Generic bug II
36. Water/Ice
37. Water/Ice: Generic fish
38. Rock/Grass
39. Rock/Grass: Fossil I
40. Bug/Rock:
41. Bug/Rock: Fossil II
42. Ice/Fighting
43. Ice/Fighting: Late-game ice
44. Ice
45. Ice: Late-game ice II
46. Steel/Electric
47. Steel/Electric: Late game Steel
48. Electric/Grass: Generic Pikaclone
49. Fighting/Electric
50. Fighting/Electric: Late Fighting
51. Normal: Standalone Normal
52. Steel
53. Steel
54. Steel/Flying: Pseudo
55. Bug
56. Bug/Dragon
57. Bug/Dragon: Mid-game dragon
58. Dragon/Water
59. Dragon/Water: Mid-game dragon ii
60. Psychic
61. Psychic
62. Psychic: Early Psychic
63. Psychic/Poison
64. Psychic/Poison: Gimmick
65. Bug/Dark
66. Grass/Dark
67. Poison/Dark: Legendary trio
68. Rock/Ghost
69. Ice/Ghost
70. Steel/Ghost: Main legendaries
71. Fairy/Normal: Chansey clone
72. Ground
73. Ground/Flying: Generic early Ground
74. Rock/Water
75. Rock/Water: Early Rock
76. Water/Grass:
77. Water/Grass: Generic Water ii
78. Fairy/Fire: Mythical I
79. Normal/Ghost: Mythical II
80. Fighting/Fairy: Mythical III

Some thoughts on the future of the types. Be careful, these are assumed under the idea that type chart is not altered in any shape or form:

Grass: Either at this generation or the previous one, Grass should have covered all possible type combinations it can have. Having passed the 100 species barrier, Grass-type from this point onward should be considered as one of the primary elemental types.

With this in mind, Grass and Bug should start diffusing from each other, eventually causing Bug-type to fully separate from Grass-type in TCG in Gen 11.

Bug: As a new odd generation, Bug-type should another grand renaissance this gen, covering more missing combinations. It will not fully separate itself from its Grass parent, yet. But it will start to reach to break the 100 barrier.

Older Bugs will likely not get much besides BST updates and move updates.

Psychic: Psychic-type should start covering all of its bases, with its type combinations being nearly complete, and its moves reaching to 70, and its species reaching 100.

Psychic's child types in TCG, Poison and Ghost, will not reach to the level of seceding from Psychic, but Psychic itself should start becoming a more prevalent type.

Dark: Dark should remain a somewhat uncommon but easily accessible type for the coming generations. As this is an odd generation, bulk of Dark-types should be early to mid-game species.

Dark-type can see early starts of a switch if a new legendary or group of one appears, but until then it will remain as it is.

Flying: Flying should continue its diffusion, but without single-Flying-types being as common as any other type, Flying will not secede from its Normal parent, either in TCG or in the games.

Flying will likely see another legendary for it, as this is an odd generation, but it will need more diffusion to be treated a bit more seriously. Nonetheless, extinction of unique flying combinations should continue.

Water: Same as Flying, roughly speaking. However, Water-type will likely start to suffer due to overabundance of worthless Pokémon, causing new signature move groups in the form of Quiver Dance and Nuzzle to appear.

More importantly, incapability of the existing Nintendo consoles to fully render undersea overworld maps and obsolescence of fishing mechanics will likely hamper Water-type's growth. Extinction of unique Water-types should focus instead on semi-terrestrial species.

Dragon: At this point, Dragon-type should start losing its entire point, with its role in-game being now fully superseded by Steel-type, its role in-competitive being slowly replaced by Fairy and Flying, and the overall Dragon-types continuing to disappoint new trainers.

By next gen, Dragon-type should become irrelevant enough to appear in the first route(which is already a thing, but I'm referring to Dragon-types becoming early route gimmick mons that will be replaced by superior Steel-types).

Ghost: At this point, Ghost should complete all of its type combinations, with the possible exception of the elusive Normal/Ghost. It should start seeing major moves and a new legendary trio in a few generations... fully seceding from its Psychic parent by Gen 11.

It will likely not break the 100 barrier anytime soon, however. But it should replace Psychic-type's original role as the early paranormal type alongside Fairy.

Ice: Ice-type should descend into further irrelevancy due to prevalence of Steel-types as the new Dragon. With Fairy-types getting new moves, age of Ice should be over.

In other to compete, Ice-type will likely evolve into a gimmick type, until it gets enough members to ascend. That will take decades, however.

This specific generation will be good enough for Ice-types, as it is odd one.

Poison: While Poison will get some powerful species in this generation, making it competitively relevant due to presence of Fairies, Poison will likely continue to lag behind other types.

After Psychic and Ghost separate from each other fully, Poison will likely return to its original parent, Grass.

Rock, Fighting, Ground: With all three types possibly completing their remaining type combinations in this generation, the great divergence of these three Earthen types(plus Steel) from each other should happen soon.

Ground and Rock will likely continue to lag in terms of movepool, but Fighting should be easy to secede from others, due to influence of Pokkén.

Normal: With increased presence of Steel-types and increasing renaissance of Rock-types, Normal should return to its irrelevancy as the basic type, while retaining its current paradigm as the "pastel" type.

At this point onward, Normal should start seeing more re-convergence with Fairy, as well as more emphasis on Sp. Atk and Sp. Def.

Electric: Electric will continue to reap the benefits of shifting from a mid-rare type to a common type. However, for the foreseeable future it should a semi-uncommon type.

Due to its low-BST members, more signature moves should pop to this type, but this will not make this type competitively viable beyond Xurkitree and Tapu Koko shenanigans. Nonetheless, increased distribution of Electric Surge and Terrain related abilities should give rise to first dedicated Electric Terrain teams.

Fire: While Fire itself will see a surge due to increased number of Steel-types, it shouldn't expect much new members, with its last type combination, Fire/Ice, remaining elusive for the foreseeable future.

Nonetheless Fire-type should see more new moves for wider coverage, as well as new type-based abilities.

Fairy: Fairy should continue to its leap forward, shifting from a semi-rare type to a much more common type. This will cause a massive power shift, as Fairy will almost certainly grow quicker than any other types before it, closely reaching 100 barrier in five generations(around 15 years)

This mass diffusion should cause emergence of more signature moves for this type, as older moves see more wide distribution.

Other things of note:

1. This generation will not have unique type based field moves, as it will likely continue the trend set by the previous generation. There will likely be a permanent item for this field archetype.
2. There will likely be new restrictions of competitive metagame, with the extinction of many of the alternate battle methods, and increase of legendaries and generational gimmicks.
3. Without introduction of new types in the following generations, the type chart should start seeing serious changes this point onward, with the introduction of new field moves that will affect a new generation of types, allowing for their ascension.

Gym Leader and E4 wishlist.

Gym Leaders:

1. Grass
2. Water
3. Ice
4. Fairy
5. Ghost
6. Dragon
7. Rock
8. Bug

Elite Four:

1. Fighting
2. Dark
3. Flying
4. Steel

Champion: Fire

Villain Team: Flying

Speculation:

Gym Leaders:

1. Grass
2. Fire
3. Rock
4. Psychic
5. Flying
6. Water
7. Fairy
8. Dragon

Elite Four:

1. Ground
2. Fire
3. Steel
4. Electric

Champion: Varied or Fighting

Villain team: Bug

Regional Dex Speculation:

Sub-dex 1:

1. Grass starter
2. Grass starter
3. Grass starter
4. Fire starter
5. Fire starter
6. Fire starter
7. Water starter
8. Water starter
9. Water starter
10. Generic rodent
11. Generic rodent
12. Yungoos
13. Gumshoos
14. Zigzagoon
15. Linoone
16. Generic Bug
17. Generic Bug
18. Generic Bug
19. Burmy
20. Wormadam
21. Mothim
22. Generic Bug 2
23. Generic Bug 2
24. Caterpie
25. Metapod
26. Butterfree
27. Generic Bird
28. Generic Bird
29. Generic Bird
30. Taillow
31. Swellow
32. Starly
33. Staravia
34. Staraptor
35. Pichu
36. Pikachu
37. Raichu
38. Generic Electric
39. Generic Electric
40. Generic Pikaclone
41. Togedemaru
42. Plusle
43. Minun
44. Generic Fishmon
45. Generic Fishmon
46. Generic Grass 1
47. Generic Grass 1
48. Generic Grass 1
49. Generic Grass 2
50. Generic Grass 2
51. Generic Grass 2
52. Cherubi
53. Cherrim
54. Spore user
55. Spore user
56. Generic Fighting
57. Generic Fighting
58. Timburr
59. Gurdurr
60. Conkeldurr
61. Makuhita
62. Hariyama
63. Zubat
64. Golbat
65. Crobat
66. Roggenrola
67. Boldore
68. Gigalith
69. Generic Rock
70. Generic Rock
71. Glameow
72. Purugly
73. Generic Normal
74. Generic Normal
75. Stufful
76. Bewear
77. Stunky
78. Skuntank
79. Salandit
80. Salazzle
81. Ekans
82. Arbok
83. Drowzee
84. Hypno
85. Generic Psychic
86. Generic Psychic
87. Munna
88. Musharna
89. Horsea
90. Seadra
91. Kingdra
92. Mantyke
93. Mantine
94. Remoraid
95. Octillery
96. Corsola
97. Dunsparce
98. Spinda
99. Skarmory
100. Sub-legend

Sub-dex 2:

1. Aipom
2. Ambipom
3. Skitty
4. Delcatty
5. Buneary
6. Lopunny
7. Generic Fairy
8. Generic Fairy
9. Spritzee
10. Aromatisse
11. Swirlix
12. Slurpuff
13. Cranidos
14. Rampardos
15. Shieldon
16. Bastiodon
17. Tyrunt
18. Tyrantrum
19. Amaura
20. Aurorus
21. Kabuto
22. Kabutops
23. Omanyte
24. Omastar
25. Tangela
26. Tangrowth
27. Generic Poison blob
28. Generic Poison blob
29. Grimer
30. Muk
31. Gulpin
32. Swalot
33. Chansey clone
34. Comfey
35. Audino
36. Klefki
37. Pansage
38. Simisage
39. Pansear
40. Simisear
41. Panpour
42. Simipour
43. Minior
44. Furfrou
45. Cleffa
46. Clefairy
47. Clefable
48. Beldum
49. Metang
50. Metagross
51. Unown
52. Shroomish
53. Breloom
54. Foongus
55. Amoonguss
56. Cutiefly
57. Ribombee
58. Blitzle
59. Zebstrika
60. Pidove
61. Tranquill
62. Unfezant
63. Helioptile
64. Heliolisk
65. Trapinch
66. Vibrava
67. Flygon
68. Generic mid-game Dragon 1
69. Generic mid-game Dragon 2
70. Nosepass
71. Probopass
72. Porygon
73. Porygon2
74. Porygon-Z
75. Golett
76. Golurk
77. Yamask
78. Cofagrigus
79. Generic Ghost
80. Generic Ghost
81. Sandshrew
82. Sandslash
83. Generic Ground
84. Generic Ground
85. Mudbray
86. Mudsdale
87. Oddish
88. Gloom
89. Vileplume
90. Bellossom
91. Bellsprout
92. Weepinbell
93. Victreebel
94. Snorunt
95. Glalie
96. Froslass
97. Vanillite
98. Vanillish
99. Vanilluxe
100. Sub-legendary

Sub-dex 3:

1. Lickitung
2. Lickilicky
3. Azurill
4. Marill
5. Azumarill
6. Slowpoke
7. Slowbro
8. Slowking
9. Clamperl
10. Huntail
11. Gorebyss
12. Magikarp
13. Gyarados
14. Goldeen
15. Seaking
16. Generic Ice
17. Generic Ice
18. Cryogonal
19. Pinsir
20. Heracross
21. Grubbin
22. Charjabug
23. Vikavolt
24. Onix
25. Steelix
26. Tauros
27. Miltank
28. Bruxish
29. Wailmer
30. Wailord
31. Murkrow
32. Honchkrow
33. Misdreavus
34. Mismagius
35. Generic Dark
36. Generic Dark
37. Mienfoo
38. Mienshao
39. Riolu
40. Lucario
41. Rockruff
42. Lycanroc
43. Woobat
44. Swoobat
45. Noibat
46. Noivern
47. Generic Pseudo
48. Generic Pseudo
49. Generic Pseudo
50. Deerling
51. Sawsbuck
52. Mine Jr.
53. Mr. Mime
54. Smoochum
55. Jynx
56. Abra
57. Kadabra
58. Alakazam
59. Houndour
60. Houndoom
61. Electrike
62. Manectric
63. Generic Fire
64. Generic Fire
65. Magby
66. Magmar
67. Magmortar
68. Elekid
69. Electabuzz
70. Electivire
71. Generic Poison
72. Generic Poison
73. Trubbish
74. Garbodor
75. Venipede
76. Whirlipede
77. Scolipede
78. Poliwag
79. Poliwhirl
80. Poliwrath
81. Politoed
82. Ralts
83. Kirlia
84. Gardevoir
85. Gallade
86. Generic Steel
87. Generic Steel
88. Magnemite
89. Magneton
90. Magnezone
91. Dratini
92. Dragonair
93. Dragonite
94. Mareep
95. Flaaffy
96. Ampharos
97. Deino
98. Zweilous
99. Hydreigon
100. Sub-legendary

Sub-dex 4:

1. Weedle
2. Kakuna
3. Beedrill
4. Pidgey
5. Pidgeotto
6. Pidgeot
7. Munchlax
8. Snorlax
9. Generic Fossil I
10. Generic Fossil I
11. Generic Fossil II
12. Generic Fossil II
13. Geodude
14. Graveler
15. Golem
16. Bonsly
17. Sudowoodo
18. Exeggcute
19. Exeggutor
20. Spearow
21. Fearow
22. Generic late-game Flying
23. Generic late-game Flying
24. Doduo
25. Dodrio
26. Natu
27. Xatu
28. Nidoran Male
29. Nidorino
30. Nidoking
31. Nidoran Female
32. Nidorina
33. Nidoqueen
34. Numel
35. Camerupt
36. Bounsweet
37. Steenee
38. Tsareena
39. Carvanha
40. Sharpedo
41. Skrelp
42. Dragalge
43. Clauncher
44. Clawitzer
45. Generic crab
46. Generic crab
47. Tyrogue
48. Hitmonlee
49. Hitmonchan
50. Hitmontop
51. Throh
52. Sawk
53. Generic late-game Fire
54. Bouffalant
55. Hawlucha
56. Pawniard
57. Bisharp
58. Mankey
59. Primeape
60. Jangmo-o
61. Hakamo-o
62. Kommo-o
63. Solrock
64. Lunatone
65. Pancham
66. Pangoro
67. Sandygast
68. Palossand
69. Zangoose
70. Seviper
71. Swablu
72. Altaria
73. Absol
74. Sneasel
75. Weavile
76. Gligar
77. Gliscor
78. Bronzor
79. Bronzong
80. Gastly
81. Haunter
82. Gengar
83. Volbeat
84. Illumise
85. Pumpkaboo
86. Gourgeist
87. Phantump
88. Trevenant
89. Spiritomb
90. Swinub
91. Piloswine
92. Mamoswine
93. Turtonator
94. Drampa
95. Druddigon
96. Crabrawler
97. Crabominable
98. Combee
99. Vespiquen
100. Sub-legendary

On legendaries:

- A repeat of X/Y: A group of interrelated but discrete types can be mascot legendaries. Using the same formula as X/Y, one member can be Fairy/Ghost, the other can be Dark, and the third legendary can be Psychic/Fighting.

-A repeat of D/P: A group of unrelated types with a statistical theme and with a common typing can be granted. For example, Ground/Ghost, Electric/Ghost and Fairy/Ghost is a possibility.

-A repeat of G/S: A group of common legendary types can be granted. For example, Ghost/Psychic, Ghost/Fire and Ghost/Flying is an option.

On sub-legendaries:

-A Dark-type grouping: A group of elves can be a thing. For example, a Dark/Grass elf for Forests, Dark/Poison elf for swamps, Dark/Water elf for rivers and a Dark/Flying elf for skies can be a thing.

-A new UB esque group: A group of cyberspace monsters with semiperfect or composite numbers for stats can be a thing. Their orientation can be focused on Electric.

Potential stat updates:

1. Grumpig: +30, BST: 470->500
2. Wailmer: +30, BST: 500->530
3. Zangoose/Seviper: +50, BST: 458->508
4. Lumineon: +30, BST: 460->490
5. Weavile/Gliscor: +20, BST: 510->530
6. Carnivine: +50, BST: 454->504
7. Pangoro: +10, BST: 495->505
8. Furfrou: +30, BST: 472->502
9. Zoroark: +20, BST: 510->530
10. Sigilyph: +20, BST: 490->510
11. Golurk: +20, BST: 483->503
12. Seadra: +25, BST: 440->465
13. Barboach: +20 BST: 288->308
14. Ninjask: +20 BST: 456->476
15. Lanturn: +20 BST: 460->480

Egg Move Speculation:

1. Yungoos: Psychic Fangs, Poison Fang
2. Zigzagoon: Rollout, Defense Curl
3. Burmy: N/A
4. Caterpie: N/A
5. Taillow: Nasty Plot
6. Starly: Pluck
7. Pichu: Swift
8. Togedemaru: Swift
9. Plusle: Ion Deluge
10. Minun: Ion Deluge
11. Cherubi: Bullet Seed
12. Timburr: Rock Smash
13. Makuhita: Meditate
14. Zubat: Ominous Wind
15. Roggenrola: Rock Smash
16. Glameow: Fury Cutter
17. Stufful: Captivate
18. Stunky: Fury Cutter
19. Salandit: Amnesia
20. Ekans: Psychic Fangs
21. Drowzee: Captivate
22. Munna: Mirror Coat
23. Horsea: Play Rough
24. Mantyke: Liquidation
25. Remoraid: Brine
26. Corsola: Whirlpool
27. Dunsparce: Counter
28. Spinda: Rollout
29. Skarmory: Counter
30. Aipom: Counter
31. Skitty: Mud-Slap
32. Buneary: Mud-Slap
33. Spritzee: Flash
34. Swirlix: Flash
35. Cranidos: Elemental Fangs
36. Shieldon: Skull Bash
37. Tyrunt: Play Rough
38. Amaura: Wide Guard
39. Kabuto: Cut
40. Omanyte: Horn Drill
41. Tangela: Needle Arm
42. Grimer: Recover
43. Gulpin: Recover
44. Comfey: Flower Shield
45. Audino: Nasty Plot
46. Klefki: Nasty Plot
47. Pansage: Needle Arm
48. Pansear: Heat Crash
49. Panpour: Whirlpool
50. Minior: N/A
51. Furfrou: Slack Off
52. Cleffa: Nasty Plot
53. Beldum: N/A
54. Unown: N/A
55. Shroomish: Grassy Terrain
56. Foongus: Grassy Terrain
57. Cutiefly: Tailwind
58. Blitzle: Electric Terrain
59. Pidove: Drill Peck
60. Helioptile: Nasty Plot
61. Trapinch: Quiver Dance
62. Nosepass: Recover
63. Porygon: N/A
64. Golett: N/A
65. Yamask: Moonblast
66. Sandshrew: Pin Missile
67. Mudbray: Helping Hand
68. Oddish: Venom Drench
69. Bellsprout: Venom Drench
70. Snorunt: Wide Guard
71. Vanillite: Power Gem
72. Lickitung: Gastro Acid
73. Azurill: Misty Terrain
74. Slowpoke: Psychic Terrain
75. Clamperl: Power Gem
76. Magikarp: N/A
77. Goldeen: Fury Cutter
78. Cryogonal: N/A
79. Pinsir: Wing Attack
80. Heracross: Wing Attack
81. Grubbin: Signal Beam
82. Onix: Mirror Shot
83. Tauros: N/A
84. Miltank: Aqua Tail
85. Bruxish: Psychic Terrain
86. Wailmer: Slack Off
87. Murkrow: Crush Claw
88. Misdreavus: Moonlight
89. Mienfoo: Nasty Plot
90. Riolu: Hone Claws
91. Rockruff: Psychic Fangs
92. Woobat: Teleport
93. Noibat: Giga Drain
94. Deerling: Rock Smash
95. Mime Jr.: Psywave
96. Smoochum: Psychic Terrain
97. Abra: Aura Sphere
98. Houndour: Crush Claw
99. Electrike: Fake Tears
100. Magby: Vacuum Wave
101. Elekid: Vacuum Wave
102. Trubbish: Wide Guard
103. Venipede: Iron Defense
104. Poliwag: Recover
105. Ralts: Crafty Shield
106. Magnemite: N/A
107. Dratini: Poison Tail
108. Mareep: Nasty Plot
109. Deino: Nasty Plot
110. Weedle: N/A
111. Pidgey. Beak Blast
112. Munchlax: Outrage
113. Geodude: Drain Punch
114. Bonsly: Camouflage
115. Exeggcute: Leaf Blade
116. Spearow: Nasty Plot
117. Doduo: Beak Blast
118. Natu: Phantom Force
119. Nidoran Male: Pin Missile
120. Nidoran Female: Pin Missile
121. Numel: High Horsepower
122. Bounsweet: Teeter Dance
123. Carvanha: Sucker Punch
124. Skrelp: Brine
125. Clauncher: Nasty Plot
126. Tyrogue: Blaze Kick
127. Throh:  N/A
128. Sawk: N/A
129. Bouffalant: Slack Off
130. Hawlucha: Blaze Kick
131. Pawniard: Trump Card
132. Mankey: Tail Slap
133. Jangmo-o: Belch
134. Solrock: N/A
135. Lunatone: N/A
136. Pancham: Avalanche
137. Sandygast: Ominous Wind
138. Zangoose: Cross Poison
139. Seviper: Cross Poison
140. Swablu: Morning Sun
141. Absol: Moonlight
142. Sneasel: Mirror Coat
143. Gligar: Lunge
144. Bronzor: N/A
145. Gastly: Self-Destruct
146. Volbeat: Eerie Impulse
147. Illumise: Eerie Impulse
148. Pumpkaboo: Nasty Plot
149. Phantump: Megahorn
150. Spiritomb: Crafty Shield
151. Swinub: Slack Off
152. Turtonator: Belch
153. Drampa: Belch
154. Druddigon: Psychic Fangs
155. Crabrawler: Knock Off
156. Combee: N/A

Possible additions to cross-generational forms:

1. Bug: Only species in Gen 6 that can be retyped are Clauncher and Clawitzer.
2. Dark: Only species in Gen 7 that can be retyped are Rockruff, Lycanroc, Gumshoos, Yungoos.
3. Dragon: Only species in Gen 2 that can be retyped is Steelix, and in Gen 4 it is only Cranidos, Rampardos.
4. Electric: In Gen 6, only species that can be retyped is Amaura.
5. Fairy: In Gen 5, Minccino, Petilil, Lilligant, Cinccino, Munna and Musharna can be retyped.
6. Fighting: In Gen 2, Snubbull-line and Teddiursa-line can be retyped.
7. Fire: In Gen 4, Stunky-line can be retyped.
8. Flying: In Gen 7, Drampa can be retyped as Flying.
9. Ghost: In Gen 2, Dunsparce, and Stantler can be retyped.
10. Grass: In Gen 2, Remoraid-line, and in Gen 6, Flabébé-line can be retyped.
11. Ground: In Gen 6, Skiddo and Gogoat and Helioptile-line can be retyped.
12. Ice: In Gen 7, Drampa can be retyped. In Gen 3, Absol can be retyped.
13. Normal: N/A
14. Poison: In Gen 2, Gligar and Gliscor can be retyped. So can Wooper and Quagsire.
15. Psychic: N/A
16. Rock: N/A
17. Steel: N/A
18. Water: N/A

Edit(08.02.2018):

Moveset learnset additions:

1. Yungoos: Psychic Fangs
2. Zigzagoon:  Night Slash
3. Wormadam: Sticky Web
4. Mothim: Skill Swap
5. Butterfree: Sticky Web
6. Taillow: Laser Focus
7. Starly: Laser Focus
8. Pikachu: Eerie Impulse
9. Togedemaru: Mirror Shot
10. Plusle-Minun: Focus Energy
11. Cherubi: Teeter Dance
12. Timburr: Wake-Up Slap
13. Makuhita: Wake-Up Slap
14. Zubat: Ominous Wind
15. Roggenrola: Stomping Tantrum
16. Glameow: Sing
17. Stufful: Entrainment
18. Stunky: Self-Destruct
19. Salazzle: Self-Destruct
20. Ekans: Rage
21. Drowzee: Hex
22. Munna: Hex
23. Horsea: Liquidation
24. Mantyke: Waterfall
25. Remoraid: Waterfall
26. Corsola: Waterfall
27. Dunsparce: Poison Tail
28. Spinda: Dynamic Punch
29. Skarmory: Scary Face
30. Aipom: Comet Punch
31. Skitty: Focus Energy
32. Buneary: Focus Energy
33. Spritzee: Swift
34. Swirlix: Swift
35. Cranidos: Power-Up Punch
36. Shieldon: Flame Burst
37. Tyrunt: Dragon Hammer
38. Amaura: Twister
39. Kabuto: Waterfall
40. Omanyte: Waterfall
41. Tangela: Double Kick
42. Grimer: Drain Punch
43. Gulpin: Drain Punch
44. Comfey: Camouflage
45. Audino: Boomburst
46. Pansage/Panpour/Pansear: Power-Up Punch
47. Minior: Reflect Type
48. Furfrou: Rage
49. Clefairy: Soft-Boiled
50. Metang: Comet Punch
51. Unown: N/A
52. Shroomish: Power-Up Punch, Double Kick
53. Foongus: Snatch
54. Cutiefly: Stored Power
55. Blitzle: Payback
56. Pidove: Payback
57. Helioptile: Laser Focus
58. Trapinch: Mud Sport
59. Nosepass: Headbutt
60. Porygon: Reflect Type
61. Golett: Comet Punch
62. Yamask: Spite
63. Sandshrew: Psycho Cut
64. Mudbray: Stomping Tantrum, Fissure
65. Oddish: Refresh
66. Bellsprout: Refresh
67. Snorunt: Play Nice
68. Vanillite: Play Nice
69. Lickitung: Stomping Tantrum
70. Marill: Waterfall
71. Slowpoke: Entrainment
72. Huntail/Gorebyss: Belch
73. Gyarados: Dragon Tail
74. Goldeen: Liquidation
75. Cryogonal: Aurora Veil
76. Pinsir: Fissure
77. Heracross: Horn Drill
78. Grubbin: Mud Sport
79. Onix: Fissure
80. Tauros: Work Up
81. Miltank: Work Up
82. Bruxish: Mud Sport
83. Wailmer: Boomburst
84. Murkrow: Me First
85. Misdreavus: Me First
86. Mienfoo: Mach Punch
87. Riolu: Comet Punch
88. Rockruff: Foul Play
89. Woobat: Work Up
90. Noibat: Nasty Plot
91. Deerling: Lucky Chant
92. Mime Jr.: Lucky Chant
93. Smoochum: Lucky Chant
94. Kadabra: Mind Reader
95. Houndour: Night Daze
96. Electrike: Charge Beam
97. Magby: Burn Up
98. Elekid: Charge Beam
99. Trubbish. Dizzy Punch
100. Venipede: Fell Stinger
101. Poliwag: Waterfall
102. Ralts: Cosmic Power
103. Magnemite: Laser Focus
104. Dratini: Razor Wind
105. Mareep: Electroweb
106. Deino: Disarming Voice
107. Beedrill: Retaliate
108. Pidgey: Echoed Voice
109. Munchlax: Retaliate
110. Geodude: Retaliate
111. Bonsly: Double-Slap
112. Exeggutor: Stomping Tantrum
113. Spearow: Retaliate
114. Doduo: Retaliate
115. Natu: Cosmic Power
116. Nidoran Male/Female: Belch
117. Numel: Burn Up
118. Bounsweet: Stun Spore
119. Carvanha: Beat Up
120. Skrelp: Dive
121. Clauncher. Dive
122. Tyrogue: N/A
123. Throh: Throat Chop,
124. Sawk: Dual Chop,
125. Bouffalant: Flail
126. Hawlucha: Throat Chop
127. Pawniard: Heavy Slam
128. Mankey: Throat Chop
129. Jangmo-o: Dual Chop
130. Solrock: Accelerock
131. Lunatone: Accelerock
132. Pancham: Throat Chop
133. Sandygast: Hex
134. Zangoose: Throat Chop
135. Seviper. Dragon Rush
136. Swablu: Air Cutter
137. Absol: Air Cutter
138. Sneasel: Torment
139. Gligar: Throat Chop
140. Bronzor: Hex
141. Gastly: Extrasensory
142. Volbeat: Quiver Dance
143. Illumise: Quiver Dance
144. Pumpkaboo: Self-Destruct
145. Spiritomb: Ancient Power
146. Swinub: High Horsepower
147. Turtonator: Dual Chop
148. Drampa: Dragon Hammer
149. Crabrawler: Throat Chop
150. Vespiquen: Lunge

Move updates for types:

1. Bug: Bug largely needs more support moves like Sticky Web, as Bug-type species are largely social creatures. A Bug-type version of Helping Hand, or a Bug-type stat boost like Tailwind would work wonders. Outside of this Bug-type needs more attacking moves in general, to create more diversity. Particularly, it needs a powerful Special coverage move.
2. Dark: Dark-type could enjoy more stat debuffs for in-game use. Dark-types in general have to use other types' stat buffs and debuffs, and this is an area Dark-type can expand towards. A generic first move would also be fine, as most weak Dark-type moves have been buffed one way or the other.
3. Dragon: Dragon-type needs more moves in general, but perhaps Dragon-type can gain dual-type moves, or moves with special type interactions. It would be fitting for Dragon's non-elemental status. Dragon-type can also gain more multi-hit moves for critical hit shenanigans.
4. Electric: Electric-type largely covered all of its bases, so most of the new moves it could gain would be gimmicky, in-game stuff, which it needs badly. Electric-type would also enjoy a high critical-hit move and a multi-hit move, given the speedy nature of its species. Another attacking move that boosts stats would be nice as well, like an Electric-type Flame Charge.
5. Fairy: Fairy needs Physical moves, obviously: But outside of that Fairy needs a lot. It needs a proper stat buffing move, a proper status healing move, and other types of moves that are associated with Fairy-type, like a possible Grass-type move that buffs Fairies. Fairy would also enjoy a two-turn move for in-game shenanigans.
6. Fighting: Fighting can probably enjoy another 80-90 base power move. Outside of this, Fighting would like something to boost Speed with.
7. Fire: Fire largely needs more status moves. Best idea would be to increase the amount of stat lowering and buffing moves, as well as providing some moves that combo, like a Fire-type version of Charge or Ion Deluge.
8. Flying: Outside of Feather Dance, Flying does not have stat debuffs. In addition, Flying-type does not have moves that cause status conditions, outside of Bounce and Air Slash. More moves that cause status ailments like confusion would be nice. And moves that raise stats would be nice as well, like a move that boosts Attack and Defense. Flying-type would also enjoy moves that block switching.
9. Ghost: Ghost is primarily lacking power moves, but it is also lacking stat debuff moves. Critical hit moves and multi-hit moves are also missing in Ghost-type's repertoire. Moves that inflict conventional status ailments like Burn and Poison would also fit Ghost's dark magic attribute, as well as other moves that can cause Curse without sacrificing HP.
10. Grass: Grass is actually fine. It would enjoy a move that would cause Poison but that is it. Grass-type might also enjoy an attacking move that buffs stats and a special critical hit move, but that is it. Perhaps a trapping move would work?
11. Ground: Ground has little stat buffs and debuffs, and has no multi-hit or critical hit moves. Ground also lacks early moves in general. However, current focus seems to be on contact and projectile moves, so those will likely continue.
12. Ice: Ice would enjoy more weak coverage moves that raise or lower stats. Ice would also enjoy a contact move.
13. Normal: Normal needs Special moves out of the gates. It would also enjoy a Speed raising and Special boosting move.
14. Poison: Poison is primarily a Physical type, so more Physical moves would be decent. A Poison-type multi-hit move in particular would be nice. More dart based Poison moves can also work. Poison-type moves that cause different ailments can also work, like a Poison-type move that confuses, another one that burns etc.
15. Psychic: Psychic is fine. It can't really get higher moves because Legendaries have taken all the resources, so it will just flounder around.
16. Rock: Rock would enjoy a debuff move, and more contact moves in general.
17. Steel: Steel is fine. It just needs more weaker common moves.
18. Water: Water is fine. It just needs a powerful physical Water-type move like a Double-Edge clone or Outrage-clone. More stat buffs would be nice, as would a conventional healing move.

Species updates for types:

1. Bug: Bug-type needs more reasons to use pure Bug-types in general. Bug-type on its own is pretty pathetic, but it shouldn't be that in-game.
2. Dark: Dark-type needs faster species in general, and more species that focus on status spam for in-game purposes like Alolan Persian and Liepard.
3. Dragon: Dragon would enjoy more early-game stuff. Dragon-type would also enjoy more different body-types and Egg Groups. More in-game trainers with Dragons would also help.
4. Electric: Electric would enjoy more species that appear in dark areas like caves and dungeons. Return of genderless species would also help Electric-type.
5. Fairy: Fairy needs more species in general. It would also enjoy a pseudo if it hasn't happened by this point.
6. Fighting: Fighting needs more Speedy species in general. Despite Fighting-type having lots of priorities, the overall speed of the type is low. Faster species would help it to regain some of its former relevance, at least temporarily.
7. Fire: Fire needs more species in general, but at least it needs more Specially Defense species.
8. Flying: Flying needs more species with HP. Outside of this Flying would enjoy mid-game species returning.
9. Ghost: Ghost-type needs more species in-general.
10. Grass: Grass would enjoy faster and more high HP species. More species with different abilities like Technician and Sheer Force would be nice as well. Grass needs to expand its archetypal repertoire
11. Ground: Ground would enjoy more Special Attackers and Speedy status spam. Ground-type would also enjoy more species with Tough Claws and Arena Trap.
12. Ice: Ice just needs more types in general. More Ice/Psychics, Ice/Steels/Ice/Grass and Ice/Fairies would be nice.
13. Normal: More late-game species would be fine. More Special Attackers and Defensive species can work.
14. Poison: Poison just needs more Pokémon in general.
15. Psychic: Psychic would want more Physical and high HP species. Some more stone evolutions would be nice as well, though Psychic will likely get its own stone here.
16. Rock: Rock should get more species in general.
17. Steel: Steel needs more pseudos.
18. Water: Water really shouldn't get more stuff, actually.

Updated version additions:

Sub-dex 1:

1. Hoothoot
2. Noctowl
3. Ponyta
4. Rapidash
5. Wooper
6. Quagsire
7. Tympole
8. Palpitoad
9. Seismitoad
10. Komala
11. Minccino
12. Cinccino
13. Skorupi
14. Drapion
15. Mareanie
16. Toxapex
17. Ducklett
18. Swanna
19. Snover
20. Abomasnow
21. Seel
22. Dewgong
23. Cubchoo
24. Beartic
25. Sub-legendary 

Sub-dex 2:

1. Aron
2. Lairon
3. Aggron
4. Sableye
5. Mawile
6. Durant
7. Heatmor
8. Scyther
9. Scizor
10. Shelmet
11. Accelgor
12. Karrablast
13. Escavalier
14. Dwebble
15. Crustle
16. Klink
17. Klang
18. Klinklang
19. Chinchou
20. Lanturn
21. Frillish
22. Jellicent
23. Carbink
24. Shuckle
25. Sub-legendary

Sub-dex 3:

1. Tropius
2. Carnivine
3. Sewaddle
4. Swadloon
5. Leavanny
6. Pikipek
7. Trumbeak
8. Toucannon
9. Seedot
10. Nuzleaf
11. Shiftry
12. Lotad
13. Lombre
14. Ludicolo
15. Tentacool
16. Tentacruel
17. Emolga
18. Larvitar
19. Pupitar
20. Tyranitar
21. Cacnea
22. Cacturne
23. Mimikyu
24. Farfetch'd
25. Sub-legendary

Sub-dex 4:

1. Duskull
2. Dusclops
3. Dusknoir
4. Shuppet
5. Banette
6. Litwick
7. Lampent
8. Chandelure
9. Sandile
10. Krokorok
11. Krookodile
12. Scraggy
13. Scrafty
14. Shinx
15. Luxio
16. Luxray
17. Tynamo
18. Eelektrik
19. Eelektross
20. Stunfisk
21. Vulpix
22. Ninetales
23. Growlithe
24. Arcanine
25. Sub-legendary

Moveset wishlist update:

1. Hoothoot: Laser Focus
2. Ponyta: Blaze Kick
3. Wooper: Bubble Beam
4. Tympole: Water Pulse
5. Komala: Double-Edge
6. Minccino: Defense Curl
7. Skorupi: Endeavor
8. Mareanie: Torment
9. Ducklett: Fury Attack
10. Snover: Ice Hammer
11. Seel: Liquidation
12. Cubchoo: Power-Up Punch
13. Aron: Mirror Shot
14. Sableye: Rock Polish
15. Mawile: Agility
16. Durant: Leech Life
17. Heatmor: Leech Life
18. Scyther: Laser Focus
19. Shelmet: Hydro Pump
20. Karrablast: Rock Blast
21. Dwebble: Rock Throw
22. Klink: Mirror Shot
23. Chinchou: Liquidation
24. Frillish: Liquidation
25. Carbink: Mirror Coat
26. Shuckle: Counter
27. Tropius: Outrage
28. Carnivine: Bug Bite
29. Sewaddle: Double-Edge
30. Pikipek: Double-Edge
31. Nuzleaf: Throat Chop
32. Lombre: Throat Chop
33. Tentacool: Power Gem
34. Emolga: Play Rough
35. Larvitar: Ancient Power
36. Cacnea: Power Trip
37. Mimikyu: Power Trip
38. Farfetch'd: Laser Focus
39. Duskull: Shock Wave
40. Shuppet: Shock Wave
41. Litwick: Shock Wave
42. Sandile: Poison Fang
43. Scraggy: Poison Jab
44. Shinx: Psychic Fangs
45. Eelektrik: Poison Fang
46. Stunfisk:: Liquidation
47. Vulpix: Burn Up
48. Growlithe: Mystical Fire

Edit(17.02.2018):
Secondary ability additions:

1. Mareep: Electric Surge
2. Carbink: Misty Surge
3. Gallade: Psychic Surge
4. Ferroseed: Grassy Surge
5. Sandygast: Sand Stream
6. Dewpider: Drizzle
7. Salandit: Drought
8. Weavile: Snow Warning

Bonus shitposting for Gen X and later:

-to be continued later?

-To be continued? There's not much to discuss after this point. After this point, where the franchise might go is hard to pick, because there hasn't been much games that are older than 30 years old to compare. Older games tend to be board games, either classic board RPGs, regular board games, card games, and stuff like chess & Go.

Generic dex template:

1. Grass
2. Grass
3. Grass
4. Fire
5. Fire
6. Fire
7. Water
8. Water
9. Water
10. Flying
11. Flying
12. Flying
13. Normal
14. Normal
15. Bug
16. Bug
17. Bug
18. Rock
19. Rock
20. Fighting
21. Fighting
22. Water
23. Water
24. Psychic
25. Psychic
26. Dark
27. Dark
28. Fire
29. Fire
30. Fairy
31. Fairy
32. Electric
33. Electric
34. Dragon
35. Dragon
36. Grass
37. Grass
38. Poison
39. Poison
40. Ground
41. Ground
42. Steel
43. Steel
44. Ice
45. Ice
46. Ghost
47. Ghost

Edit(23.07.2017):

Generic dex template:

1. Grass
2. Grass
3. Grass
4. Fire
5. Fire
6. Fire
7. Water
8. Water
9. Water
10. Flying
11. Flying
12. Flying
13. Normal
14. Normal
15. Bug
16. Bug
17. Bug
18. Rock
19. Rock
20. Fighting
21. Fighting
22. Water
23. Water
24. Psychic
25. Psychic
26. Dark
27. Dark
28. Fire
29. Fire
30. Fairy
31. Fairy
32. Electric
33. Electric
34. Dragon
35. Dragon
36. Grass
37. Grass
38. Poison
39. Poison
40. Ground
41. Ground
42. Steel
43. Steel
44. Ice
45. Ice
46. Ghost
47. Ghost

Edit(26.07.2017):

Edit(30.03.2018): Reposts for Gen 8 post:

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(07.05.2018):

Ability buffs:

1. Inner Focus: Moves still work even if they should fail.
2. Cute Charm: Also has %30 chance of lowering Attack.
3. Defeatist: Doubles Speed while lowering Attack.
4. Magnet Pull: Takes in Steel-type moves.

1. Grass Starter Signature Move: 80 BP, Special , %100 Accuracy
2. Fire Starter Signature Move: 85 BP, Physical, %100 Accuracy.
3. Water Starter Signature Move: 75 BP, Physical, %100 Accuracy.

Looking at my older posts, Monster Egg Group should be around 100+ species, which will be enough to become its own generation of Pokémon. This means Monster Egg Group can be partitioned into various groups. One possible variation would be to partition Dinosaurs from Monsters in general, leaving Monster Egg Group exclusively made-up of hybrids, beasts and kaijus.

Looking at the species we have in the speculation, Mineral/Human-Like is a possibility, so is Field/Mineral.

Edit (06.06.2018):

Looking at types:

First speculation:

Unused type combinations:

1. Normal/Poison
2. Fighting/Ground
3. Bug/Psychic
4. Bug/Dark
5. Electric/Grass
6. Fighting/Electric
7. Bug/Dragon
8. Normal/Steel
9. Psychic/Poison
10. Fairy/Fire
11. Normal/Ghost
12. Fighting/Fairy

Unique type combinations:

1. Grass/Normal
2. Fire/Bug
3. Ice/Ground
4. Ice/Psychic
5. Steel/Dark
6. Bug/Ghost
7. Poison/Ghost
8. Poison/Flying
9. Ground/Flying
10. Water/Grass

Second speculation:

Unused type combinations:

1. Fighting/Ground
2. Bug/Dark
3. Fighting/Electric
4. Bug/Dragon
5. Psychic/Poison
6. Bug/Dark
7. Rock/Ghost
8. Fairy/Fire
9. Normal/Ghost
10. Fighting/Fairy

Unique type combinations:

1. Fire/Rock
2. Bug/Fairy
3. Rock/Grass
4. Ice/Fighting
5. Electric/Grass
6. Ice/Ghost
7. Steel/Ghost
8. Ground/Flying
9. Water/Grass

Edit(12.02.2019):

Notes on movesets of the speculated species:

***Caps at a level higher than 50.

Initial speculation:

1. Yungoos: Yungoos' moveset caps at Level 46.
2. Zigzagoon: Zigzagoon's moveset caps at Level 41.
3. Burmy: Burmy's moveset caps at Level 20. Wormadam's and Mothim's movesets cap at Level 50.
4. Caterpie: Caterpie's moveset caps at Level 9. Butterfree's moveset caps at Level 47.
5. Taillow: Taillow's moveset caps at Level 45.
6. Starly: Starly's moveset caps at Level 41.
7. Pichu: Pichu's moveset caps at Level 18. Pikachu's moveset caps at Level 58.
8. Togedemaru: Togedemaru's moveset caps at Level 53.***
9. Plusle: Plusle's moveset caps at Level 49.
10. Minun: Minun's moveset caps at Level 49.
11. Cherubi:  Cherubi's moveset caps at Level 47.
12. Timburr: Timburr's moveset caps at Level 49.
13. Makuhita: Makuhita's moveset caps at Level 46.
14. Zubat: Zubat's moveset caps at Level 43.
15. Roggenrola: Roggenrola's moveset caps at Level 40
16. Glameow: Glameow's moveset caps at Level 50.
17. Stufful: Stufful's moveset caps at Level 50.
18. Stunky: Stunky's moveset caps at Level 45.
19. Salandit: Salandit's moveset caps at Level 48.
20. Ekans: Ekans' moveset caps at Level 49.
21. Drowzee: Drowzee's moveset caps at Level 61.***
22. Munna: Munna's moveset caps at Level 47.
23. Horsea: Horsea's moveset caps at Level 52.***
24. Mantyke: Mantyke's and Mantine's movesets cap at Level 49.
25. Remoraid: Remoraid's moveset caps at Level 50.
26. Corsola: Corsola's moveset caps at Level 50.
27. Dunsparce: Dunsparce's moveset caps at Level 51.***
28. Spinda: Spinda's moveset caps at Level 55.***
29. Skarmory: Skarmory's moveset caps at Level 53.***
30. Aipom: Aipom's moveset caps at Level 43.
31. Skitty: Skitty's moveset caps at Level 46.
32. Buneary: Buneary's moveset caps at Level 63.***
33. Spritzee: Spritzee's moveset caps at Level 50.
34. Swirlix: Swirlix's moveset caps at Level 67.***
35. Cranidos: Cranidos' moveset caps at Level 46.
36. Shieldon: Shieldon's moveset caps at Level 46.
37. Tyrunt: Tyrunt's moveset caps at Level 49.
38. Amaura: Amaura's moveset caps at Level 65.***
39. Kabuto: Kabuto's moveset caps at Level 50.
40. Omanyte: Omanyte's moveset caps at Level 55.***
41. Tangela: Tangela's moveset caps at Level 50.
42. Grimer: Both forms' movesets cap at Level 48.
43. Gulpin: Gulpin's moveset caps at Level 49.
44. Comfey: Comfey's moveset caps at Level 49.
45. Audino: Audino's moveset caps at Level 57.***
46. Klefki: Klefki's moveset caps at Level 50.
47. Pansage: Pansage's moveset caps at Level 43.
48. Pansear: Pansear's moveset caps at Level 43.
49. Panpour: Panpour's moveset caps at Level 43.
50. Minior: Minior's moveset caps at Level 50.
51. Furfrou: Furfrou's moveset caps at Level 48.
52. Cleffa: Cleffa's moveset caps at Level 16. Clefairy's moveset caps at Level 58.
53. Beldum: Beldum's moveset caps at Start. Metang's moveset caps at Level 50.
54. Unown: N/A
55. Shroomish: Shroomish's moveset caps at Level 40.
56. Foongus: Foongus' moveset caps at Level 50.
57. Cutiefly: Cutiefly's moveset caps at Level 41.
58. Blitzle: Blitzle's moveset caps at Level 43.
59. Pidove: Pidove's moveset caps at Level 50.
60. Helioptile: Helioptile's moveset caps at Level 49.
61. Trapinch: Trapinch's moveset caps at Level 47.
62. Nosepass: Nosepass' moveset caps at Level 43.
63. Porygon: Porygon's moveset caps at Level 62.***
64. Golett: Golett's moveset caps at Level 61.***
65. Yamask: Yamask's moveset caps at Level 49.
66. Sandshrew: Both forms' moveset cap at Level 46. 
67. Mudbray: Mudbray's moveset caps at Level 45.
68. Oddish: Oddish's moveset caps at Level 51.***
69. Bellsprout: Bellsprout's moveset caps at Level 50.
70. Snorunt: Snorunt's moveset caps at Level 50.
71. Vanillite: Vanillite's moveset caps at Level 53.***
72. Lickitung: Lickitung's moveset caps at Level 57.***
73. Azurill: Azurill's moveset caps at Level 23. Marill's moveset caps at Level 47.
74. Slowpoke: Slowpoke's moveset caps at Level 58.***
75. Clamperl: Clamperl's moveset caps at Level 50. Huntail and Gorebyss' movesets cap at Level 50.
76. Magikarp. Magikarp's moveset caps at Level 30. Gyarados' moveset caps at Level 54.
77. Goldeen: Goldeen's moveset caps at Level 45.
78. Cryogonal: Cryogonal's moveset caps at Level 57.***
79. Pinsir: Pinsir's moveset caps at Level 50. 
80. Heracross: Heracross' moveset caps at Level 46.
81. Grubbin: Grubbin's moveset caps at Level 28.
82. Onix: Onix's moveset caps at Level 52.***
83. Tauros: Tauros' moveset caps at Level 71.***
84. Miltank: Miltank's moveset caps at Level 50.
85. Bruxish: Bruxish's moveset caps at Level 44.
86. Wailmer: Wailmer's moveset caps at Level 53.***
87. Murkrow: Murkrow's moveset caps at Level 65.***
88. Misdreavus: Misdreavus' moveset caps at Level 55.***
89. Mienfoo: Mienfoo's moveset caps at Level 61.***
90. Riolu: Riolu's moveset caps at Level 50. Lucario's moveset caps at Level 65.
91. Rockruff: Rockruff's moveset caps at Level 48.
92. Woobat: Woobat's moveset caps at Level 47.
93. Noibat: Noibat's moveset caps at Level 58.***
94. Deerling: Deerling's moveset caps at Level 51.***
95. Mine Jr.: Mime Jr. and Mr. Mime's moveset cap at Level 50.
96. Smoochum: Smoochum's moveset caps at Level 48.
97. Abra: Abra's moveset caps at Start. Kadabra's moveset caps at Level 46.
98. Houndour: Houndour's moveset caps at Level 56.***
99. Electrike: Electrike's moveset caps at Level 49.
100. Magby: Magby's moveset caps at Level 43.
101. Elekid: Elekid's moveset caps at Level 43.
102. Trubbish: Trubbish's moveset caps at Level 47.
103. Venipede: Venipede's moveset caps at Level 43.
104. Poliwag: Poliwag's moveset caps at Level 41.
105. Ralts: Ralts' moveset caps at Level 42.
106. Magnemite: Magnemite's moveset caps at Level 49.
107. Dratini: Dratini's moveset caps at Level 61.***
108. Mareep: Mareep's moveset caps at Level 49.
109. Deino: Deino's moveset caps at Level 62.***
110. Weedle: Weedle's moveset caps at Level 9. Beedrill's moveset caps at Level 44.
111. Pidgey: Pidgey's moveset caps at Level 53.***
112. Munchlax: Munchlax's moveset caps at Level 57. Snorlax's moveset caps at Level 57.***
113. Geodude: Geodude's moveset caps at Level 42.
114. Bonsly Geodude's moveset caps at Level 42.
115. Exeggcute: Exeggcute's moveset caps at Level 50.
116. Spearow: Spearow's moveset caps at Level 36.
117. Doduo: Doduo's moveset caps at Level 50.
118. Natu: Natu's moveset caps at Level 50.
119. Nidoran Male: Nidoran Male's moveset caps at Level 45.
120. Nidoran Female: Nidoran Female's moveset caps at Level 45.
121. Numel: Numel's moveset caps at Level 47.
122. Bounsweet: Bounsweet's moveset caps at Level 33.
123. Carvanha: Carvanha's moveset caps at Level 43.
124. Skrelp: Skrelp's moveset caps at Level 49.
125. Clauncher: Clauncher's moveset caps at Level 48.
126. Tyrogue: Tyrogue's moveset caps at Start.
127. Throh: Throh's moveset caps at Level 45.
128. Sawk: Sawk's moveset caps at Level 45.
129. Bouffalant: Bouffalant's moveset caps at Level 61.***
130. Hawlucha: Hawlucha's moveset caps at Level 60.***
131. Pawniard: Pawniard's moveset caps at Level 62.***
132. Mankey: Mankey's moveset caps at Level 50.
133. Jangmo-o: Jangmo-o's moveset caps at Level 53.***
134. Solrock: Solrock's moveset caps at Level 49.
135. Lunatone: Lunatone's moveset caps at Level 49.
136. Pancham: Pancham's moveset caps at Level 48.
137. Sandygast: Sandygast's moveset caps at Level 54.***
138. Zangoose: Zangoose's moveset caps at Level 50.
139. Seviper: Seviper's moveset caps at Level 46.
140. Swablu:  Swablu's moveset caps at Level 46.
141. Absol: Absol's moveset caps at Level 57.***
142. Sneasel: Sneasel's moveset caps at Level 47.
143. Gligar: Gligar's moveset caps at Level 55. ***
144. Bronzor: Bronzor's moveset caps at Level 49.
145. Gastly: Gastly's moveset caps at Level 47.
146. Volbeat: Volbeat's moveset caps at Level 50.
147. Illumise: Illumise's moveset caps at Level 50.
148. Pumpkaboo: Pumpkaboo's moveset caps at Level 48.
149. Phantump: Phantump's moveset caps at Level 54.***
150. Spiritomb: Spiritomb's moveset caps at Level 49.
151. Swinub: Swinub's moveset caps at Level 48.
152. Turtonator: Turtonator's moveset caps at Level 53.***
153. Drampa: Drampa's moveset caps at Level 53.***
154. Druddigon: Druddigon's moveset caps at Level 62.***
155. Crabrawler: Crabrawler's moveset caps at Level 49.
156. Combee: Combee's moveset caps at Level 29. Vespiquen's moveset caps at Level 57.

Updated version additions:

1. Hoothoot: Hoothoot's moveset caps at Level 46.
2. Ponyta: Ponyta's moveset caps at Level 49.
3. Wooper: Wooper's moveset caps at Level 47.
4. Tympole: Tympole's moveset caps at Level 45.
5. Komala: Komala's moveset caps at Level 46.
6. Minccino: Minccino's moveset caps at Level 49.
7. Skorupi: Skorupi's moveset caps at Level 49.
8. Mareanie: Mareanie's moveset caps at Level 49.
9. Ducklett: Ducklett's moveset caps at Level 46.
10. Snover: Snover's moveset caps at Level 46.
11. Seel: Seel's moveset caps at Level 53.***
12. Cubchoo: Cubchoo's moveset caps at Level 57.***
13. Aron: Aron's moveset caps at Level 49.
14. Sableye: Sableye's moveset caps at Level 46.
15. Mawile: Mawile's moveset caps at Level 49.
16. Durant: Durant's moveset caps at Level 56.***
17. Heatmor: Heatmor's moveset caps at Level 66.***
18. Scyther: Scyther's moveset caps at Level 61.***
19. Shelmet: Shelmet's moveset caps at Level 56.***
20. Karrablast: Karrablast's moveset caps at Level 56.***
21. Dwebble: Dwebble's moveset caps at Level 43.
22. Klink: Klink's moveset caps at Level 57.***
23. Chinchou: Chinchou's moveset caps at Level 50.
24. Frillish: Frillish's moveset caps at Level 61.***
25. Carbink: Carbink's moveset caps at Level 70.***
26. Shuckle: Shuckle's moveset caps at Level 53.***
27. Tropius: Tropius' moveset caps at Level 61.***
28. Carnivine: Carnivine's moveset caps at Level 50.
29. Sewaddle: Sewaddle's moveset caps at Level 43.
30. Pikipek: Pikipek's moveset caps at Level 37.
31. Seedot: Seedot's moveset caps at Level 33.
32. Lotad: Lotad's moveset caps at Level 36.
33. Tentacool: Tentacool's moveset caps at Level 49.
34. Emolga: Emolga's moveset caps at Level 50.
35. Larvitar: Larvitar's moveset caps at Level 55.***
36. Cacnea: Cacnea's moveset caps at Level 54.***
37. Mimikyu: Mimikyu's moveset caps at Level 50.
38. Farfetch'd: Farfetch'd's moveset caps at Level 55.***
39. Duskull: Duskull's moveset caps at Level 54.***
40. Shuppet: Shuppet's moveset caps at Level 54.***
41. Litwick: Litwick's moveset caps at Level 61.***
42. Sandile: Sandile's moveset caps at Level 46.
43. Scraggy: Scraggy's moveset caps at Level 50.
44. Shinx: Shinx's moveset caps at Level 45.
45. Tynamo: Tynamo's moveset caps at Start. Eelektrik's moveset caps at Level 74.
46. Stunfisk: Stunfisk's moveset caps at Level 61.***
47. Vulpix: Both forms movesets cap at Level 50.
48. Growlithe: Growlithe's moveset caps at Level 45.