The Pokémon Go Gen 6 Pokémon list has been released so far, with every creature in X and Y’s Kalos region listed

Which Gen 6 Pokémon are in Pokémon Go so far?

Gen 6 follows the tradition set by Gen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5 before it, releasing its Pokemon in stages. Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon currently available in Pokémon Go:

July 2023 (1 published):

Below are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in Pokémon Go in July 2023:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
718	Zigard		Dragon / Field Legendary Pokemon A first Zygarde was released as part of a special research quest Created by collecting Zygarde cells earned by performing routes

June 2023 (1 published):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in Pokémon Go in June 2023:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
703	Corbinc		Rock / Angel In the Rough debuted on Wednesday, June 21 as part of the paid-to-play Time Research quest. Released globally as part of Go Fest 2023: Global

March 2023 (1 published):

Below are the Gen 6 Pokemon released in March 2023:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
701	Havlucha		Fight/flight Launched on Wednesday, 1 March 2023 A region-exclusive Pokemon in Mexico

December 2022 (3 released):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in December 2022:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
664	Dispersion		error Launched on Friday 16 December 2022
665	Spewba		error Evolves from Scatterbug (using 25 candies) Launched on Friday 16 December 2022
666	Vivilian		error Evolves from Spewpa (using 100 candies) Launched on Friday 16th December 2022

June 2022 (4 published):

Below are the Gen 6 Pokemon released in June 2022:

February 2022 (3 published):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in February 2022:

January 2022 (2 published):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in January 2022:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
694	Helioptile		Electric / Normal The power plant was introduced as part of the event
695	Heliolisc		Electric / Normal Evolves from Helioptile with Sun Stone and 50 Helioptile Candy The power plant was introduced as part of the event

December 2021 (2 published):

In December 2021, the following Gen 6 Pokemon were released:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
712	Bergmite		Ice cube
713	Avalugg		Ice cube Evolves from Bergmite (using 50 candies) Launched as part of the Holiday 2021 event

November 2021 (1 published):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in November 2021:

October 2021 (4 published):

Below are the Gen 6 Pokemon released in October 2021:

September 2021 (4 published):

Here are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in September 2021:

No.	Pokemon		Type, evolution and mode of introduction
676	Furfrew		Normal It debuted as part of the Fashion Week event
686	Inc		Dark/psychedelic Psychic Spectacular debuted as part of the event
687	Teacher		Dark/psychedelic Generates from Inkay while holding the phone upside down (using 50 candy) Psychic Spectacular debuted as part of the event
720	Hoopa (Limited)		Psychic / Ghost (Controlled) Psychic / Dark (unlimited) Legendary Pokemon Complete Level 3 of Misunderstood Mischief Special Research

May 2021 (8 published):

Below are the Gen 6 Pokémon released in May 2021:

April 2021 (6 published):

Here are all the Gen 6 Pokemon released in April 2021:

December 2020 (21 Published):

Below you can find all Gen 6 Pokemon released in December 2020. Upon their release, some spawns were temporarily boosted as part of the Gallows Celebration event:

Here’s what we know about Gen 6 Pokemon

Gen 6 introduces 72 new Pokémon from the Galos region, which takes inspiration from Northern France. It includes a collection of new legendaries, the traditional three – grass, water and fire – starter Pokemon, and why not Klefki, the sentient key Pokemon.

Here are some interesting facts about how Gen 6 makes itself unique among the many Pokemon generations:

• Gen 6 saw the introduction of the Angel-type, the first new Pokemon type introduced since the introduction of Dark and Steel-type Pokemon in Gold and Silver. Not only were pure angel-type Pokemon like Spritzy introduced, but older Pokemon, such as Marill and Jigglypuff, became dual-types to increase the range of angel-type Pokemon.
• Sylveon, the eighth EV evolution, was introduced as part of Gen 6. To make it to the main line, Eevee must know at least one angel-type move and have a high friendship with you.
• Mega Evolution and various alternate forms for Absol, Mewtwo, and other Pokemon were introduced as part of this generation.
• Gen 6 is one of the most elaborate and unique evolution modes in the entire Pokemon series. If you want to transform Inkay into Malamar, you need to train Inkay to level 30, then when the evolution process starts, turn the console upside down. This was achieved with the Nintendo 3DS’s internal gyroscope, and as it was the first Nintendo handheld console to include a gyroscope, this evolutionary method was impossible in previous generations.
• Gen 6 is the first Pokemon generation without pure ground or electric type Pokemon.
• Thematically, Gen 6 centers around the concepts of beauty, balance and harmony. This is demonstrated by the famous Pokémon Xerneas and Yveltal, which represent the balance between life (Xerneas) and destruction (Yveltal).

The season of Shared Skies is here! Currently, the Scorching Steps event is running at the Pokemon Temple. Don’t forget to try Roots, Gift Exchange, and Party Play as you hunt for rare Pokémon, battle in Go Battle League, or compete in PokéStop Showcases.

Pokémon Go Gen 6 Pokémon List

Like previous Pokemon generations like Gen 5, most evolutions require you to collect a certain amount of candy.

However, expect to see a Gen 6 version of Unova and Shinno Stone, just like Gen 4 and 5, this generation has many Pokemon that will only evolve if traded while holding a certain item.

Many Pokemon are affected by the trading mechanic, which makes them easier to trade with another player.

Here is the complete list of Gen 6 Pokemon:

Good luck completing the Kalos Pokédex!

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