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[UPDATED] Every Pokémon Confirmed For Pokémon Scarlet And Violet So Far
Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet will be ushering in a whole new generation of Pokémon late this year when it releases for Nintendo Switch. With its fresh set of starters, Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly, a whole host of new and returning monsters will fill the ecosystems throughout the new open world.
Which Pokémon will you be able to find? Look no further, as we've compiled every single Pokémon that's been confirmed for Scarlet and Violet in official screenshots, videos, and trailers from the duo of games.
New Pokemon:
Sprigatito
Fuecoco
Quaxly
Pawmi
Lechonk
Smoliv
Koraidon
Miraidon
Returning Pokémon:
Starly
Hoppip
Petilil
Bousweet
Psyduck
Drifloon
Combee
Meowth
Stonjourner
Clauncher
Pelipper
Swablu
Pikachu
Blissey
Seviper
Larvitar
Magnemite
Lucario
Dratini (Fountain sculpture)
Flabébé
Chewtle
Hisuian Zoroark
Trailer #2 additions:
Quilfish (on signage)
Wingull (on signage)
Fletchling
Talonflame
Flaaffy
Bagon
Venonat
Coalossal
Toxapex
Shellder
Cryogonal
Gengar
Lurantis
Did we miss any Pokémon officially shown for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet? Let us know in the comments, and we'll make sure to get the creatures added!
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