What Poke47 changes
How the game plays differently from Pokémon Emerald, then every stat, type and ability it alters next to what the official games do.
How the game plays
Poke47 is an Emerald game by luuma, rebuilt from the ground up on the modern pokeemerald-expansion engine as a from-scratch successor to the creator's earlier Altered Emerald. Every Pokémon from the first three generations is gone, replaced by around 350 from the fourth through the seventh, each with a rebuilt movepool and abilities, and all of them handed the items, moves and abilities the newest official games use. The change you notice first is that wild Pokémon are not hiding: they walk around the map where you can see them, so you choose your fight instead of taking whatever steps into you. The Pokémon following you can be sent to fight them on its own, a Scarlet and Violet idea the creator wrote from scratch on top of the follower code. Around that sit a long list of conveniences — reusable TMs and tutors, HMs handed out early, a rebuilt Pokédex, berry farming worth doing, the PC from the party menu, move and TM relearning from the summary screen — plus new routes, a rebuilt Game Corner with its own minigames and gacha machines, and Gauntlet Island, a run-based mode you enter with one Pokémon and climb through five altars, each raising a level cap of its own. The main game's level cap is optional and literal: it is a hat, and taking it out of your bag turns the cap off. The creator states that no AI was used in making the game.
The wild Pokémon are walking around
Instead of waiting in the grass, wild Pokémon appear on the map as sprites you can see, approach or leave alone. Which ones appear, at what levels and how often is the same table this guide lists under "Overworld" for each area. Ordinary random battles have not been switched off: walking in grass and using Sweet Scent still start one, and they draw from that same table, so nothing in these lists is unreachable the old way. A few Pokémon are hand-placed on a map rather than spawned from a table; those are the ones listed as standing there waiting for you.
Your follower can fight for you
The Pokémon walking behind you can be let off the lead with a button press, and it will chase down wild Pokémon on the map and battle them without you. Different species behave differently once they are loose — some hunt, some wander. The experience goes to the Pokémon that did the work, so this is how a lot of the grinding in this game gets done.
The level cap is a hat, and you can take it off
The cap is an item you carry. While it is in your bag, a Pokémon at the cap stops gaining experience altogether; drop the item and the cap is gone. The numbers are keyed to badges: 10 until you have rescued the professor, then 13, and 17, 23, 26, 28, 30, 38 and 40 as the eight badges come in. Each of the Elite Four lifts it by one — 49 going in, then 50, 51, 52 and 53 — and beating the Champion removes it. Below the cap the game hands out roughly double experience to help you catch up, so the cap sets the pace rather than grinding does. Gauntlet Island runs a separate, much lower set of caps of its own.
Gauntlet Island, a run you start from nothing
A boat on Route 100, south of your home town, takes you to an island you enter with exactly one Pokémon and none of your things. The island shuffles itself: it seeds its own run, scatters about two dozen item balls at random, and sets the level cap to 7. Five altars sit across the island and each one you finish raises that cap — 7, then 14, 19, 25 and 31. Between them you draft upgrades: over two hundred of them, sorted into five tiers from ordinary to one-of-a-kind, each tied to one of six altars grouped by type — grass, bug and poison; water, ice and fairy; fire, electric and dragon; ghost, dark, psychic and normal; rock, steel and ground; fighting and flying. The more you have taken from one altar, the more of that altar's upgrades you are offered. Losing is not the end of it: a run pays out points you spend on a better start next time. The island's four corners have wild tables of their own and they are listed in this guide; the fights inside a run are generated as you go, so there are no rosters to publish.
The conveniences
TMs and move tutors can be used again and again. The HMs arrive early rather than being strung out across the story. You can reach the PC from the party menu, and relearn level-up moves and TMs straight from a Pokémon's summary screen. Berry growing has mutations, weeds and pests to deal with. The Game Corner has been rebuilt with minigames and two gacha machines that hand out Pokémon. Trainers you have beaten can be fought again with stronger teams, and those teams are in this guide as separate fights.
From the game's own documentation and the creator's published source.
The main changes
- Hoenn restocked with Pokémon from generations four to seven — 559 species and forms in all, with rebuilt movepools and abilities, and every item, move and ability from the newest official games given to them
- Wild Pokémon walk around the map in plain sight, so you pick your fight; grass and Sweet Scent still start ordinary battles from the same tables
- The Pokémon following you can be sent off to fight wild ones by itself, and different species go about it differently
- An optional level cap you carry as an item, keyed to badges: 13 before the first gym, rising to 40 by the eighth and 53 through the Elite Four
- Gauntlet Island: a run-based mode entered with a single Pokémon, with its own level caps, randomised item drops and a draft of over 200 upgrades
- 37 moves the official games do not have, 17 more with changed numbers, a rebuilt Game Corner with gacha machines, and a handful of new routes
- 90 areas with wild tables, 824 moves, 109 TMs and HMs, 451 items placed on the map and 829 fights from 552 trainers, rematch teams included
How the Pokémon change
Measured from the guide's own data, so it can't drift from the pages it links to.
Compared against present-day official data. The Fairy type and hidden abilities arrived after Pokémon Emerald, so a difference here can belong to the series rather than to this hack.
Evolution methods for all 436 species →
Base stat changes (71)
| Pokémon | What changed | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Raticate | HP 55→65, Sp. Def 70→80 | 413→433 |
 | Pikachu | HP 35→40, Attack 55→65, Sp. Atk 50→80, Sp. Def 50→40 | 320→355 |
 | Raichu | Attack 90→120, Defense 55→60, Sp. Atk 90→80, Sp. Def 80→100 | 485→530 |
 | Sandslash | Attack 100→110, Sp. Def 55→75 | 450→480 |
 | Vulpix | HP 38→44, Attack 41→30, Defense 40→45, Sp. Atk 50→51, Sp. Def 65→70 | 299→305 |
 | Ninetales | Attack 76→67, Sp. Atk 81→76, Sp. Def 100→114 | 505→505 |
 | Paras | Speed 25→45 | 285→305 |
 | Parasect | Sp. Def 80→120 | 405→445 |
 | Diglett | Attack 55→35, Defense 25→50, Sp. Atk 35→20, Sp. Def 45→70, Speed 95→120 | 265→305 |
 | Dugtrio | Attack 100→105, Sp. Atk 50→60 | 425→440 |
 | Meowth | HP 40→75, Attack 45→75, Sp. Atk 40→70, Speed 90→100 | 290→395 |
 | Persian | HP 65→75, Attack 70→90, Defense 60→100, Sp. Def 65→125 | 440→570 |
 | Golem | Defense 130→140, Sp. Atk 55→75, Sp. Def 65→75 | 495→535 |
 | Cubone | Attack 50→45 | 320→315 |
 | Marowak | Sp. Def 80→90, Speed 45→65 | 425→455 |
 | Hoppip | HP 35→45 | 250→260 |
 | Skiploom | HP 55→65, Attack 45→35, Defense 50→70, Sp. Atk 45→35, Sp. Def 65→85 | 340→370 |
 | Jumpluff | Defense 70→80, Sp. Def 95→105 | 460→480 |
 | Girafarig | HP 70→75, Defense 65→75, Sp. Def 65→80 | 455→485 |
 | Shedinja | HP 1→3 | 236→238 |
 | Roselia | Defense 45→55, Sp. Atk 100→120, Sp. Def 80→90 | 400→440 |
 | Baltoy | HP 40→50, Attack 40→30, Sp. Atk 40→30, Sp. Def 70→55, Speed 55→75 | 300→295 |
 | Claydol | HP 60→70, Attack 70→55, Defense 105→100, Sp. Def 120→90 | 500→460 |
 | Kricketune | Sp. Atk 55→85 | 384→414 |
 | Shinx | Sp. Def 34→40 | 263→269 |
 | Luxio | Sp. Def 49→64 | 363→378 |
 | Luxray | Sp. Atk 95→85, Sp. Def 79→98 | 523→532 |
 | Roserade | Attack 70→90 | 515→535 |
 | Bastiodon | HP 60→80 | 495→515 |
 | Wormadam | HP 60→80, Sp. Def 105→110 | 424→449 |
 | Mothim | Defense 50→65, Sp. Atk 94→104 | 424→449 |
 | Cherrim | Attack 60→70, Sp. Atk 87→127 | 450→500 |
 | Buneary | Attack 66→76 | 350→360 |
 | Purugly | HP 71→160, Attack 82→138, Defense 64→75, Sp. Atk 64→80, Sp. Def 59→105 | 452→670 |
 | Chatot | HP 76→86, Attack 65→55 | 411→411 |
 | Carnivine | HP 74→84, Defense 72→82, Sp. Atk 90→70, Sp. Def 72→82 | 454→464 |
 | Simisage | HP 75→85 | 498→508 |
 | Simisear | HP 75→85, Defense 63→43, Sp. Def 63→43, Speed 101→141 | 498→508 |
 | Simipour | HP 75→85, Defense 63→93, Sp. Def 63→93, Speed 101→41 | 498→508 |
 | Pidove | Attack 55→35, Sp. Atk 36→46, Sp. Def 30→40 | 264→264 |
 | Tranquill | Attack 77→50, Sp. Atk 50→77 | 358→358 |
 | Unfezant | Attack 115→85, Sp. Atk 65→105 | 488→498 |
 | Lilligant | HP 70→75, Speed 90→85 | 480→480 |
 | Maractus | HP 75→71, Attack 86→130, Defense 67→77 | 461→511 |
 | Sawsbuck | Sp. Atk 60→80 | 475→495 |
 | Emolga | Speed 103→113 | 428→438 |
 | Klang | Attack 80→70, Sp. Atk 70→65 | 440→425 |
 | Klinklang | HP 60→80, Speed 90→70 | 520→520 |
 | Tynamo | Speed 60→160 | 275→375 |
 | Elgyem | HP 55→65 | 335→345 |
 | Beheeyem | HP 75→85 | 485→495 |
 | Stunfisk | HP 109→121, Defense 84→94, Sp. Def 99→109 | 471→503 |
 | Mienfoo | HP 45→135, Defense 50→20, Sp. Def 50→20 | 350→380 |
 | Mienshao | HP 65→215, Defense 60→20, Sp. Def 60→20 | 510→580 |
 | Golett | HP 59→79, Sp. Atk 35→150 | 303→438 |
 | Golurk | HP 89→99, Sp. Atk 55→170 | 483→608 |
 | Pawniard | HP 45→55, Sp. Atk 40→45, Sp. Def 40→55, Speed 60→70 | 340→380 |
 | Rufflet | HP 70→80, Attack 83→93, Defense 50→60 | 350→380 |
 | Heatmor | HP 85→145, Defense 66→56, Sp. Def 66→56, Speed 65→45 | 484→504 |
 | Zweilous | Defense 70→90 | 420→440 |
 | Hydreigon | HP 92→87, Attack 105→90, Defense 90→105, Sp. Atk 125→115, Sp. Def 90→105 | 600→600 |
 | Pyroar | Attack 68→78 | 507→517 |
 | Carbink | HP 50→5, Defense 150→5, Sp. Def 150→5 | 500→165 |
 | Diancie | HP 50→5, Attack 100→80, Defense 150→175, Sp. Atk 100→90, Sp. Def 150→200 | 600→600 |
 | Gumshoos | Sp. Def 60→80 | 418→438 |
 | Charjabug | HP 57→77 | 400→420 |
 | Oranguru | Sp. Def 110→150 | 490→530 |
 | Pyukumuku | HP 55→65, Attack 60→200 | 410→560 |
 | Bruxish | HP 68→78, Sp. Def 70→80 | 475→495 |
 | Drampa | Sp. Def 91→101 | 485→495 |
 | Meltan | Sp. Atk 55→65 | 300→310 |
Type changes (5)
| Pokémon | Was | Now | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ninetales | Fire | FirePsychic |
| Parasect | Bug / Grass | BugGhost |
 | Amaura | Rock / Ice | IceDragon |
 | Aurorus | Rock / Ice | IceDragon |
| Carbink | Rock / Fairy | RockPsychic |
Ability changes (272)
| Pokémon | Gains | Loses | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu | Cheek Pouch | — |
| Raichu | Iron Fist | — |
 | Sandshrew | Filter | — |
| Sandslash | Solid Rock, Sand Stream | Sand Veil |
| Vulpix | Quick Feet | — |
| Ninetales | Quick Feet | — |
| Parasect | Rattled | Damp |
| Meowth | Frisk | Unnerve |
| Persian | Pickup, Pickpocket, Frisk | Limber, Technician, Unnerve |
 | Grimer | Glitz Link | Stench |
 | Muk | Glitz Link | Stench |
 | Exeggutor | Magic Guard | — |
| Cubone | Unburden | Lightning Rod |
| Marowak | Unburden | Lightning Rod |
| Hoppip | Prankster | Infiltrator |
| Skiploom | Prankster | Infiltrator |
| Jumpluff | Prankster, Hustle, Fluffy | Chlorophyll, Leaf Guard, Infiltrator |
| Girafarig | Cud Chew, Opposite Day | Inner Focus, Early Bird |
| Shedinja | Sturdy | — |
| Roselia | Technician | Leaf Guard |
| Baltoy | Truant | — |
| Claydol | Truant | — |
 | Turtwig | Solid Rock | — |
 | Grotle | Solid Rock | — |
 | Torterra | Solid Rock | — |
 | Chimchar | Libero | — |
 | Monferno | Libero | — |
 | Infernape | Libero | — |
 | Piplup | Purifying Salt | — |
 | Prinplup | Purifying Salt | — |
 | Empoleon | Purifying Salt, Refrigerate | Competitive |
 | Kricketot | Soundproof, Echo | Run Away |
| Kricketune | Punk Rock, Echo | Swarm |
| Shinx | Dazzling, Electric Surge | Rivalry, Guts |
| Luxio | Dazzling, Electric Surge | Rivalry, Guts |
| Luxray | Dazzling, Electric Surge | Rivalry, Guts |
| Roserade | Sniper | Poison Point |
 | Cranidos | Reckless | — |
 | Rampardos | Reckless, Rock Head | Mold Breaker |
 | Shieldon | Mirror Armor, Heavy Metal | Soundproof |
| Bastiodon | Mirror Armor, Solid Rock | Soundproof |
 | Burmy | Mimicry | Shed Skin |
| Wormadam | Grassy Surge | Anticipation |
| Mothim | Compound Eyes | Swarm |
 | Vespiquen | Honey Gather | Pressure |
 | Pachirisu | Galvanize | Run Away |
 | Buizel | Propeller Tail | — |
 | Floatzel | Propeller Tail | — |
 | Cherubi | Solar Power | — |
| Cherrim | Flower Veil | — |
 | Drifloon | Wind Rider | Unburden |
 | Drifblim | Phantom Payload, Wind Rider | Aftermath, Unburden |
| Buneary | Unaware | Klutz |
 | Lopunny | Unaware, Scrappy | Klutz, Limber |
 | Glameow | Defiant | Keen Eye |
| Purugly | Truant | Thick Fat, Own Tempo, Defiant |
 | Stunky | Lingering Aroma, Neutralizing Gas | Stench, Keen Eye |
 | Skuntank | Lingering Aroma, Neutralizing Gas | Stench, Keen Eye |
| Chatot | Echo | Keen Eye, Big Pecks |
 | Spiritomb | Cursed Body, Perish Body | Infiltrator |
 | Riolu | Unseen Fist | Inner Focus |
 | Lucario | Unseen Fist | Steadfast |
 | Skorupi | Toxic Debris | Keen Eye |
 | Drapion | Toxic Debris | Keen Eye |
 | Croagunk | Merciless | Anticipation |
 | Toxicroak | Merciless | Anticipation |
| Carnivine | Constrictor, Strong Jaw | — |
 | Finneon | Screen Cleaner, Delta Stream | Storm Drain, Water Veil |
 | Lumineon | Screen Cleaner, Delta Stream | Storm Drain, Water Veil |
 | Shaymin | Grass Pelt | — |
 | Snivy | Leaf Guard | — |
 | Servine | Leaf Guard | — |
 | Serperior | Leaf Guard | — |
 | Tepig | Reckless | — |
 | Pignite | Reckless | — |
 | Emboar | Stamina | — |
 | Oshawott | Hyper Cutter | — |
 | Dewott | Hyper Cutter | — |
 | Samurott | Sharpness | — |
 | Patrat | Staring Contest, Mind's Eye, Stakeout | Run Away, Keen Eye, Analytic |
 | Watchog | Staring Contest, Mind's Eye, Stakeout | Illuminate, Keen Eye, Analytic |
 | Lillipup | Ball Fetch, Guard Dog | Vital Spirit, Run Away |
 | Herdier | Ball Fetch, Pickup, Guard Dog | Intimidate, Sand Rush, Scrappy |
 | Liepard | Dark Aura | Limber |
 | Pansage | Pickup, Receiver, Sap Sipper | Gluttony, Overgrow |
| Simisage | Hunger Switch, Receiver, Sap Sipper | Gluttony, Overgrow |
 | Pansear | Pickup, Receiver, Flash Fire | Gluttony, Blaze |
| Simisear | Hunger Switch, Receiver, Flash Fire | Gluttony, Blaze |
 | Panpour | Pickup, Receiver, Storm Drain | Gluttony, Torrent |
| Simipour | Hunger Switch, Receiver, Storm Drain | Gluttony, Torrent |
 | Munna | Comatose | Forewarn |
 | Musharna | Comatose, Psychic Surge | Forewarn, Synchronize |
| Pidove | Sniper | Rivalry |
| Tranquill | Sniper | Rivalry |
| Unfezant | Sniper | Big Pecks |
 | Blitzle | Surge Surfer, Quark Drive | Lightning Rod, Sap Sipper |
 | Zebstrika | Surge Surfer, Quark Drive | Lightning Rod, Sap Sipper |
 | Roggenrola | Thermal Exchange | Sand Force |
 | Boldore | Beam Refractor | Sand Force |
 | Gigalith | Beam Refractor | Sand Force |
 | Woobat | Costar | Klutz |
 | Swoobat | Costar | Klutz |
 | Audino | Hospitality | Klutz |
 | Gurdurr | Steelworker | Iron Fist |
 | Conkeldurr | Rocky Payload | Iron Fist |
 | Palpitoad | Poison Touch | Hydration |
 | Leavanny | Sharpness | Swarm |
 | Whirlipede | Contrary | Poison Point |
 | Scolipede | Contrary | Poison Point |
 | Cottonee | Cotton Down | Infiltrator |
 | Whimsicott | Cotton Down | Infiltrator |
 | Petilil | Dancer | Own Tempo |
| Lilligant | Dancer, Mega Sol | Own Tempo, Leaf Guard |
 | Krookodile | Supreme Overlord | Anger Point |
 | Darumaka | Anger Point | — |
 | Darmanitan | Gorilla Tactics | — |
| Maractus | Sand Force, Well-Baked Body | Water Absorb, Storm Drain |
 | Scrafty | Natural Cure | Shed Skin |
 | Sigilyph | Wonder Surge | Tinted Lens |
 | Yamask | Pressure, Berserk | — |
 | Cofagrigus | Pressure, Berserk | — |
 | Tirtouga | Armor Tail | Swift Swim |
 | Carracosta | Armor Tail | Swift Swim |
 | Archen | Slow Start | — |
 | Archeops | Slow Start | — |
 | Trubbish | Litter Picker | Stench |
 | Garbodor | Litter Picker | Stench |
 | Zorua | Imposter | — |
 | Zoroark | Imposter | — |
 | Minccino | Glitz Link | Skill Link |
 | Cinccino | Friend Guard, Glitz Link | Cute Charm, Skill Link |
 | Gothorita | Beads of Ruin | Frisk |
 | Gothitelle | Beads of Ruin | Frisk |
 | Solosis | Innards Out | Magic Guard |
 | Duosion | Commander, Innards Out | Overcoat, Magic Guard |
 | Reuniclus | Multiscale | Overcoat |
 | Ducklett | Drizzle, Competitive | Big Pecks, Hydration |
 | Swanna | Drizzle, Staring Contest, Competitive | Keen Eye, Big Pecks, Hydration |
 | Deerling | Forecast | Sap Sipper, Serene Grace |
| Sawsbuck | Forecast | Sap Sipper, Serene Grace |
| Emolga | Wind Power, Emergency Exit | Static |
 | Karrablast | Berserk, Technician | Swarm, Shed Skin |
 | Escavalier | Anger Shell, Long Reach | Swarm, Overcoat |
 | Foongus | Poison Puppeteer | — |
 | Amoonguss | Poison Puppeteer | — |
 | Alomomola | Cute Charm, Liquid Voice | Healer, Hydration |
 | Joltik | Minus | Unnerve |
 | Galvantula | Minus | Unnerve |
 | Ferroseed | Anticipation | — |
 | Klink | Steam Engine | Minus |
| Klang | Steam Engine | Minus |
| Klinklang | Steam Engine | Minus |
| Tynamo | Electromorphosis, Plus | — |
 | Eelektrik | Electromorphosis, Plus | — |
 | Eelektross | Eelevate, Electromorphosis, Plus | Levitate |
| Elgyem | Trace | Telepathy |
| Beheeyem | Trace | Telepathy |
 | Litwick | Soul-Heart | Flame Body |
 | Lampent | Soul-Heart | Flame Body |
 | Chandelure | Smoldering Air, Soul-Heart | Flash Fire, Flame Body |
 | Beartic | Rattled | Snow Cloak |
 | Cryogonal | Ice Scales, Magic Bounce | — |
 | Shelmet | Anger Shell, Dauntless Shield | Hydration, Overcoat |
 | Accelgor | Merciless, Technician, Berserk | Hydration, Sticky Hold, Unburden |
| Stunfisk | Water Absorb | Limber |
 | Druddigon | Dragon's Maw | Mold Breaker |
| Golett | Vessel of Ruin | Klutz |
| Golurk | Vessel of Ruin | Klutz |
| Pawniard | Intrepid Sword | Inner Focus |
 | Bouffalant | Anger Point, Cud Chew | Sap Sipper, Soundproof |
| Rufflet | Defiant | Keen Eye |
 | Braviary | Quick Draw, Hustle | Keen Eye, Defiant |
 | Mandibuzz | Competitive | Weak Armor |
| Heatmor | Earth Eater | Gluttony |
 | Durant | Heatproof | Swarm |
 | Deino | Strong Jaw | — |
| Zweilous | Grand Hydra, Strong Jaw | Hustle |
| Hydreigon | Grand Hydra, Strong Jaw | Levitate |
 | Larvesta | Mega Sol | — |
 | Volcarona | Illuminate | — |
 | Reshiram | Orichalcum Pulse | — |
 | Zekrom | Hadron Engine | — |
 | Kyurem | Whiteout | — |
 | Genesect | Quark Drive | — |
 | Chespin | Leaf Guard | — |
 | Quilladin | Iron Barbs | — |
 | Chesnaught | Iron Barbs | — |
 | Fennekin | Magic Guard | — |
 | Braixen | Magic Guard | — |
 | Delphox | Magic Guard | — |
 | Froakie | Moxie | — |
 | Frogadier | Moxie | — |
 | Greninja | Battle Bond | — |
 | Litleo | Competitive | Unnerve |
| Pyroar | As One (Ice Rider), Competitive | Unnerve, Moxie |
 | Flabébé | Natural Cure | — |
 | Floette | Grassy Surge | — |
 | Florges | Grassy Surge | — |
 | Skiddo | Seed Sower, Stamina | Sap Sipper |
 | Gogoat | Seed Sower, Stamina | Sap Sipper |
 | Pangoro | Supreme Overlord | Scrappy |
 | Furfrou | Normalize | — |
 | Espurr | Opportunist, Prankster | Keen Eye, Infiltrator |
 | Meowstic | Opportunist | Keen Eye |
 | Honedge | Sword of Ruin | — |
 | Doublade | Sword of Ruin | — |
 | Spritzee | Fairy Aura, Triage | Healer |
 | Aromatisse | Fairy Aura, Fur Coat | Healer |
 | Swirlix | Supersweet Syrup, Gluttony | Unburden |
 | Slurpuff | Supersweet Syrup, Gluttony | Unburden |
 | Inkay | Opposite Day, Curious Medicine | Suction Cups, Infiltrator |
 | Malamar | Opposite Day, Curious Medicine | Suction Cups, Infiltrator |
 | Binacle | Constrictor | Sniper |
 | Barbaracle | Constrictor | Sniper |
 | Dragalge | Multiscale, Toxic Chain | Poison Point, Poison Touch |
 | Clauncher | Quick Draw | — |
 | Clawitzer | Quick Draw | — |
 | Helioptile | Sand Rush, Protosynthesis | Sand Veil, Solar Power |
 | Heliolisk | Mega Sol, Sand Rush, Protosynthesis | Dry Skin, Sand Veil, Solar Power |
| Amaura | Prism Armor, Good as Gold | Refrigerate |
| Aurorus | Prism Armor, Good as Gold | Refrigerate |
 | Dedenne | Friend Guard, Fairy Aura | Cheek Pouch, Pickup |
| Carbink | Zero to Hero, Wonder Guard | Clear Body, Sturdy |
 | Goomy | Water Compaction | Hydration |
 | Sliggoo | Water Compaction | Hydration |
 | Goodra | Water Compaction | Hydration |
 | Phantump | Linger | Frisk |
 | Trevenant | Stakeout, Linger | Natural Cure, Frisk |
 | Pumpkaboo | Ripen, Flash Fire | Frisk, Insomnia |
 | Gourgeist | Ripen, Flash Fire | Frisk, Insomnia |
 | Noibat | Wind Rider, Punk Rock | Frisk, Telepathy |
 | Noivern | Wind Rider, Punk Rock | Frisk, Telepathy |
 | Rowlet | Big Pecks, Tinted Lens | Long Reach |
 | Dartrix | Tinted Lens | — |
 | Decidueye | Tinted Lens | — |
 | Litten | Guts | — |
 | Torracat | Guts | — |
 | Incineroar | Smoldering Air | — |
 | Popplio | Good as Gold | — |
 | Brionne | Good as Gold | — |
 | Primarina | Good as Gold | — |
 | Toucannon | Intimidate | Keen Eye |
 | Grubbin | Rattled | — |
| Charjabug | Electric Surge | — |
 | Vikavolt | Speed Boost, Mega Launcher | Levitate |
 | Crabominable | Double Whammy, Unseen Fist | Hyper Cutter, Anger Point |
 | Mareanie | Corrosion | Limber |
 | Toxapex | Corrosion | Limber |
 | Fomantis | Solar Power, Sharpness | Leaf Guard |
 | Lurantis | Solar Power, Sharpness | Leaf Guard |
 | Morelull | Poison Heal, Mycelium Might | Effect Spore, Rain Dish |
 | Shiinotic | Poison Heal, Mycelium Might | Effect Spore, Rain Dish |
 | Salandit | White Smoke | — |
 | Salazzle | White Smoke | — |
 | Stufful | Own Tempo | Klutz |
 | Bewear | Own Tempo | Klutz |
 | Bounsweet | Pastel Veil | Sweet Veil |
 | Steenee | Pastel Veil | Sweet Veil |
 | Tsareena | Pastel Veil | Sweet Veil |
| Oranguru | Infinite Wisdom | Telepathy |
 | Passimian | Showboater | — |
 | Wimpod | Battle Armor | — |
 | Golisopod | Battle Armor | — |
 | Sandygast | Sand Spit | — |
 | Palossand | Sand Spit | — |
 | Silvally | Multitype | RKS System |
 | Turtonator | Dauntless Shield, Drought | Shell Armor |
 | Togedemaru | Transistor | Lightning Rod |
| Drampa | Infinite Wisdom | Cloud Nine |
 | Marshadow | Hijink Surge | — |
 | Runerigus | Power Spot, Tablets of Ruin | — |
 | Kingambit | Inner Focus | Defiant |