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Never-Melt Ice

2026-10-11T04:08:25Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Never-Melt Ice.png
| item = Never-Melt Ice.png
| itemtooltip = Never-Melt Ice
| stacklimit = 64
}}

'''Never-Melt Ice''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that boosts the power of the holder's Ice-type moves by 20%.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice Gem | link = Type Gems | text = Ice Gem}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice;Packed Ice;Blue Ice; | tooltip = Any Ice}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Never-Melt Ice}}
}}

===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0086 || Seel || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0087 || Dewgong || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0131 || Lapras || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0144 || Articuno || 100% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0220 || Swinub || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0221 || Piloswine || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1

|-
| 0471 || Glaceon || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0473 || Mamoswine || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1

|-
| 0615 || Cryogonal || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1

|-
| 0712 || Bergmite || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0713 || Avalugg || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|}

==History==
* 1.X.X - Recipe was changed. Previous recipe was:
{|
|{{CraftingInterface
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ice Stone | link = Evolution Stone}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Never-Melt Ice}}
}}
| || ||
|{{CraftingInterface
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blue Ice}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Packed Ice}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Never-Melt Ice}}
}}
|}
{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

File:Ice.png

2026-10-11T04:07:26Z

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File:Glass Pane.png

2026-10-11T04:01:16Z

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Blank TM

2026-10-11T04:01:03Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Blank Disc.png
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Blank TM''' is an item used to create [[Technical Machine|TM's]] in a [[TM Machine]].

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Amethyst Shard}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Glass Pane}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Glass Pane}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Amethyst Shard}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Blank Disc | amount=2 | tooltip = Blank TM}}
}}

==Usage==
Blank TM's are used in the [[TM Machine]] to burn discovered [[Technical Machine]] recipes onto them.

==History==
{{HistoryTable|rows=
{{HistoryRow|version=1.8.0|changes={{ScaledImage|Blank Disc.png|32px}} Added Blank TM's.}}
}}

{{Items}}

Weakness Policy

2026-10-11T03:59:21Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Weakness Policy (model).png
| item = File:Weakness Policy.png
| itemtooltip = Weakness Policy
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Weakness Policy''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that raises the holder's Attack and Special Attack by two stages when hit by a super-effective move. This can only activate once per battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Glow Ink Sac}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Gunpowder}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Fermented Spider Eye}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Feather}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ink Sac}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Weakness Policy}}
}}

==History==
* '''1.7.2''' - {{ScaledImage|Weakness Policy (model).png|32px}}Added decorative block model for Weakness Policy.

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Blunder Policy

2026-10-11T03:57:56Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Blunder Policy (model).png
| item = File:Blunder Policy.png
| itemtooltip = Blunder Policy
| stacklimit = 64
}}

An '''Blunder Policy''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that increases the holder's Speed by two stages when one of the holder's moves misses a target due to an accuracy or evasion check.

==Obtaining==

===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper | link = minecraftwiki:Paper}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Glowstone Dust | link = minecraftwiki:Glowstone Dust}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper | link = minecraftwiki:Paper}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Sugar | link = minecraftwiki:Sugar}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Rabbit's Foot | link = minecraftwiki:Rabbit Foot}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Feather | link = minecraftwiki:Feather}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper | link = minecraftwiki:Paper}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ink Sac | link = minecraftwiki:Ink Sac}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Paper | link = minecraftwiki:Paper}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Blunder Policy}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Blunder Policy.png|32px}} Added Blunder Policy.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|-
!'''[[1.7.2]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Blunder Policy (model).png|32px}}Added decorative block model for Blunder Policy.
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Focus Sash

2026-10-11T03:56:18Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Focus Sash.png
| item = Focus Sash.png
| itemtooltip = Focus Sash
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Focus Sash''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that, if the Pokémon is at full HP, prevents the Pokémon holding it from fainting in one hit, instead leaving it with 1 HP remaining. This item only activates once per battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ghast Tear | link = minecraftwiki:Ghast Tear}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Focus Sash}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Focus Sash.png|32px}} Added Focus Sash.
|-
!'''[[1.6.0]]'''
|Fixed messages for Focus Sash.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Protector

2026-10-02T07:56:30Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Protector.png
| item = Protector.png
| itemtooltip = Protector
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Protector''' is an [[:Category:Item|evolution item]] that is used to evolve Rhydon into Rhyperior when held while trading or using a [[Link Cable]]. This consumes the Protector.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Brick}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Copper Ingot}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Brick}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Brick}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector}}
}}
===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0111 || Rhyhorn || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0112 || Rhydon || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0232 || Donphan || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0464 || Rhyperior || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|}

==Usage==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector | link = Protector}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector | link = Protector}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather Tunic | link = minecraftwiki:Leather Tunic}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Assault Vest}}
}}

==History==
* '''1.6''' - Protector recipe has been redesigned and its sprite has been updated. The previous sprite and recipe is seen below.
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Polished Granite}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Terracotta}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Block of Copper}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Terracotta | text = Any Terracotta}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Polished Granite}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Polished Granite}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector (version 1) | link = Protector}}
}}
{{Items}}
[[Category:Evolution item]]

Reaper Cloth

2026-10-02T07:54:50Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Reaper Cloth.png
| item = Reaper Cloth.png
| itemtooltip = Reaper Cloth
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Reaper Cloth''' is an [[:Category:Item|evolution item]] that is used to evolve Dusclops into Dusknoir when held while trading or using a [[Link Cable]]. This consumes the Reaper Cloth.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Phantom Membrane}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ghast Tear}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Phantom Membrane}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Phantom Membrane}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Reaper Cloth}}
}}
===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0355 || Duskull || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0356 || Dusclops || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0477 || Dusknoir || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1

|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Evolution item]]

Binding Band

2026-10-02T07:52:35Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Binding Band.png
| item = File:Binding Band.png
| itemtooltip = Binding Band
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Binding Band''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that causes binding moves used by the holder to inflict 1/6 of the target's health instead of the usual 1/8 of the target's health at the end of each turn.

==Obtaining==

===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Slimeball | link = minecraftwiki:Slimeball}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Binding Band}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Binding Band.png|32px}} Added Binding Band.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Muscle Band

2026-10-02T07:51:53Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Muscle Band.png
| item = File:Muscle Band.png
| itemtooltip = Muscle Band
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Muscle Band''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that boosts the power of the holder's physical moves by 10%.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Gold Ingot}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Gold Ingot}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Muscle Band}}
}}
===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate'''
|-
| 0056 || Mankey || 2.5%
|-
| 0057 || Primeape || 5%
|-
| 0066 || Machop || 2.5%
|-
| 0067 || Machoke || 5%
|-
| 0068 || Machamp || 10%
|-
| 0532 || Timburr || 2.5%
|-
| 0533 || Gurdurr || 5%
|-
| 0534 || Conkeldurr || 10%

|-
| 0979 || Annihilape || 10%
|}

==Usage==
===Crafting Ingredient===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Lapis Lazuli | link = minecraftwiki:Lapis Lazuli}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust | link = minecraftwiki:Redstone Dust}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Muscle Band | link = Muscle Band}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Lapis Lazuli | link = minecraftwiki:Lapis Lazuli}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust | link = minecraftwiki:Redstone Dust}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Choice Band}}
}}

===Armor===
A Muscle Band may be equipped in the helmet slot. They provide 0 armor value, being completely cosmetic.

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Choice Band

2026-10-02T07:48:01Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Choice Band.png
| item = Choice Band.png
| itemtooltip = Choice Band
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Choice Band''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that boosts the Attack of the Pokémon holding it by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected each time it is sent into battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Lapis Lazuli | link = minecraftwiki:Lapis Lazuli}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust | link = minecraftwiki:Redstone Dust}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Muscle Band | link = Muscle Band}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Lapis Lazuli | link = minecraftwiki:Lapis Lazuli}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Redstone Dust | link = minecraftwiki:Redstone Dust}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Nether Quartz | link = minecraftwiki:Nether Quartz}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Choice Band}}
}}

==Usage==
===Armor===
A Choice Band may be equipped in the helmet slot. They provide 0 armor value, being completely cosmetic.

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Choice Band.png|32px}} Added Choice Band.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Expert Belt

2026-10-02T07:46:18Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Expert Belt.png
| item = File:Expert Belt.png
| itemtooltip = Expert Belt
| stacklimit = 64
}}

An '''Expert Belt''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that boosts the damage of the holder's super effective moves by 20%.

==Obtaining==

===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Black Belt | link = Black Belt}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Expert Belt}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Expert Belt.png|32px}} Added Expert Belt.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Air Balloon

2026-10-02T07:45:33Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Air Balloon.png
| item = File:Air Balloon.png
| itemtooltip = Air Balloon
| stacklimit = 64
}}

An '''Air Balloon''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that causes the holder to be ungrounded, meaning that they cannot be affected by damaging Ground-type moves and any other ground-related effects. If the holder is hit by a damaging move, the Air Balloon will pop, removing its effects. The item itself, however, will not be destroyed and will return to normal once the battle ends.

==Obtaining==

===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Phantom Membrane | link = minecraftwiki:Phantom Membrane}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Air Balloon}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Air Balloon.png|32px}} Added Air Balloon.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Utility Umbrella

2026-10-02T07:44:55Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Utility Umbrella.png
| item = File:Utility Umbrella.png
| itemtooltip = Utility Umbrella
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Utility Umbrella''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that causes the holder to ignore the effects of rain and harsh sunlight.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Iron Ingot}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Flint}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Utility Umbrella}}
}}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Choice Scarf

2026-10-02T07:44:06Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Choice Scarf.png
| item = Choice Scarf.png
| itemtooltip = Choice Scarf
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Choice Scarf''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that boosts the Speed of the Pokémon holding it by 50%, but only allows the use of the first move selected each time it is sent into battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Diamond | link = minecraftwiki:Diamond}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Diamond | link = minecraftwiki:Diamond}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Silk Scarf | link = Silk Scarf}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Diamond | link = minecraftwiki:Diamond}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Choice Scarf}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.3.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Choice Scarf.png|32px}} Added Choice Scarf.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Punching Glove

2026-10-02T07:43:01Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Punching Glove.png
| item = File:Punching Glove.png
| itemtooltip = Punching Glove
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Punching Glove''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that increases the power of the holder's punching moves by 10% and prevents contact with targets via these moves.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Gold Ingot}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Rabbit Hide}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Gold Ingot}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Punching Glove}}
}}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Protective Pads

2026-10-02T07:42:15Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Protective Pads.png
| item = File:Protective Pads.png
| itemtooltip = Protective Pads
| stacklimit = 64
}}

'''Protective Pads''' are a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that protects the holder from the effects of moves that make contact with the target.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Rabbit Hide}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Iron Ingot}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Iron Ingot}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Protective Pads}}
}}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Assault Vest

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Assault Vest.png
| item = File:Assault Vest.png
| itemtooltip = Assault Vest
| stacklimit = 64
}}

An '''Assault Vest''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that raises the Special Defense of the Pokémon holding it by 50%, but prevents the holder from selecting any status move.

If the holder is restricted to using only status moves and cannot use any other moves, the holder will be forced to use Struggle instead.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector | link = Protector}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Protector | link = Protector}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather Tunic | link = minecraftwiki:Leather Tunic}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Armadillo Scute | link = minecraftwiki:Armadillo Scute}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Assault Vest}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.3.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Assault Vest.png|32px}} Added Assault Vest.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Destiny Knot

2026-10-02T07:39:36Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Destiny Knot.png
| item = Destiny Knot.png
| itemtooltip = Destiny Knot
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Destiny Knot''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that causes the opponent to be infatuated if the holder is infatuated.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ghast Tear | link = minecraftwiki:Ghast Tear}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Destiny Knot}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.4.0]]'''
|
* {{ScaledImage|Destiny Knot.png|32px}} Added the Destiny Knot.
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ghast Tear | link = minecraftwiki:Ghast Tear}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Destiny Knot}}
}}
|-
!'''[[1.4.1]]'''
|
* The crafting recipe for the Destiny Knot has been vertically flipped and changed.
* This recipe used a [[minecraftwiki:diamond|Diamond]].
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Diamond | link = minecraftwiki:Diamond}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Destiny Knot}}
}}
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|* The Destiny Knot is once again crafted with a [[minecraftwiki:Ghast Tear|Ghast Tear]] instead of a Diamond.
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Red Wool | link = minecraftwiki:Red Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Ghast Tear | link = minecraftwiki:Ghast Tear}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = String | link = minecraftwiki:String}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Destiny Knot}}
}}
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Room Service

2026-10-02T07:38:34Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Room Service.png
| item = File:Room Service.png
| itemtooltip = Room Service
| stacklimit = 64
}}

'''Room Service''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that lowers the holder’s Speed by one stage if Trick Room is active. This item can only activate once per battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Iron Ingot}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Minecart}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Room Service}}
}}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Covert Cloak

2026-10-02T07:37:48Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = File:Covert Cloak.png
| item = File:Covert Cloak.png
| itemtooltip = Covert Cloak
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Covert Cloak''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that protects the holder from any additional effects from other Pokémon's damaging moves.

==Obtaining==

===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Phantom Membrane | link = minecraftwiki:Phantom Membrane}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Golden Carrot | link = minecraftwiki:Golden Carrot}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = White Wool; Orange Wool; Magenta Wool; Light Blue Wool; Yellow Wool; Lime Wool; Pink Wool; Gray Wool; Light Gray Wool; Cyan Wool; Purple Wool; Blue Wool; Brown Wool; Green Wool; Red Wool; Black Wool | tooltip = Any Wool}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Covert Cloak}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Covert Cloak.png|32px}} Added Covert Cloak.
|-
!'''[[1.6.0]]'''
|Updated item Sprite.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Focus Sash

2026-10-02T07:36:11Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Focus Sash.png
| item = Focus Sash.png
| itemtooltip = Focus Sash
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Focus Sash''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that, if the Pokémon is at full HP, prevents the Pokémon holding it from fainting in one hit, instead leaving it with 1 HP remaining. This item only activates once per battle.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| B2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Copper Ingot | link = minecraftwiki:Copper Ingot}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Focus Sash}}
}}

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.5.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Focus Sash.png|32px}} Added Focus Sash.
|-
!'''[[1.6.0]]'''
|Fixed messages for Focus Sash.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

Focus Band

2026-10-02T07:35:30Z

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{{InfoboxItem
| image = Focus Band.png
| item = Focus Band.png
| itemtooltip = Focus Band
| stacklimit = 64
}}

A '''Focus Band''' is a [[:Category:Item|held item]] that has a 10% chance of preventing the Pokémon holding it from fainting with 1 HP remaining.

==Obtaining==
===Crafting===
{{CraftingInterface
| A1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| A2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Copper Ingot | link = minecraftwiki:Copper Ingot}}
| A3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| B1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| B3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Copper Ingot | link = minecraftwiki:Copper Ingot}}
| C1 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| C2 = {{ItemSlot| item = Blaze Powder | link = minecraftwiki:Blaze Powder}}
| C3 = {{ItemSlot| item = Leather | link = minecraftwiki:Leather}}
| output = {{ItemSlot| item = Focus Band}}
}}
===Drops===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto"
|-
! '''Dex No.''' !! '''Pokémon''' !! '''Rate''' !! '''Quantity'''
|-
| 0066 || Machop || 2.5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0067 || Machoke || 5% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|-
| 0068 || Machamp || 10% || style="text-align:center" | 1
|}

==Usage==
===Armor===
A Focus Band may be equipped in the helmet slot. They provide 0 armor value, being completely cosmetic.

==History==
{| class="wikitable history" style="width:100%;"
!Version
!Description
|-
!'''[[1.3.0]]'''
|{{ScaledImage|Focus Band.png|32px}} Added Focus Band.
|-
!'''[[1.7.0]]'''
|Updated Recipe
|}

{{Items}}
[[Category:Held item]]

1.8.1

2026-09-25T05:19:46Z

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| image =
| release = September 13th, 2026
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| next = ???
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'''1.8.1''' is a minor update to Cobblemon released on September 13th, 2026.<ref>https://cobblemon.com/changelog#1-8-1</ref> It focuses on animation updates, bug fixes, and updated translations.

== Animation updates for the following Pokémon ==
* Flapple, Appletun, Dipplin, Hydrapple (placeholder animations only).

== Fixes ==
* Fixed a potential world generation stall caused by [[Type Gems|Type Gem clusters]].
* Fixed Pokémon on shoulders not animating if they are visibly holding a held item.
* Fixed NPCs getting their own TM progress file.
* Fixed odd NeoForge crash due to a dependency being outdated. It will now correctly flag the dependency for being outdated.
* Fixed the [[TM Machine]] refusing move selections that the <code>unlockAllMoveDexMovesByDefault</code> config had made visible, leaving the move slot blank and the craft button unresponsive.
* Fixed the Beast Ball not applying its 0.1× penalty to Pokémon that are not Ultra Beasts.
* Fixed the Moon Ball reading the world's total elapsed time instead of the time of day, so its bonus applied during the day instead.
* Fixed the Love Ball never awarding its 2.5× opposite gender bonus, and matching species by display name instead of identifier.
* Fixed the Timer Ball being weaker than a regular Poké Ball on early turns and only reaching 4× on turn 14 instead of turn 10.
* Fixed the Luxury Ball only doubling Friendship gains of 1, leaving level up and berry gains unaffected.
* Fixed Rufflet, Braviary, and Hisuian Braviary flooding logs with errors about missing sound events.
* Fixed Pokémon property typos in Pangoro and Dedenne herd spawn files.
* Fixed unintentional watermelon [[Cosmetics|cosmetic]] for Hisuian Electrode.
* Fixed Blastoise having an unintentional passenger seat.
* Fixed form typo in Rockruff-Dusk spawn, preventing it from being able to spawn.
* Fixed the <code>stat_compare</code> and <code>stat_equal</code> evolution requirements crashing the game when given <code>special_attack</code> or <code>special_defence</code>, and made them treat any non-permanent stat as a failed requirement instead of crashing.
* Fixed Rowap and Jacoba berries not correctly altering Pokémon sizes when used as [[Seasoning|bait]].
* Fixed Ampharos' eyes not emitting particles.
* Fixed Alolan Raticate's cry not playing.
* Fixed several incorrect light-based spawning conditions for ghosts and bugs.
* Removed unused, placeholder [[Habitats|habitat]] pools.
* Fixed Mantyke, Mantine, and Quaxly getting stuck in a recoil 'expression' during battles due to having an expression assigned as a recoil animation.
* Fixed Lucario's aura particles not emitting.
* Fixed Lycanroc's head movement.
* Added head movement to Archaludon.
* Fixed Duraludon line not having their sleep animations.
* Fixed Diglett line not having their faint animations.
* Fixed Kingambit moving its legs while walking.

== Localization ==
* Updated translations for:
** Brazilian Portuguese
** Simplified Chinese
** Japanese

==References==

1.8.1

2026-09-25T05:14:57Z

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'''1.8.1''' is a minor update to Cobblemon released on September 13th, 2026.<ref>https://cobblemon.com/changelog#1-8-1</ref> It focuses on animation updates, bug fixes, and updated translations.

== Animation updates for the following Pokémon ==
* Flapple, Appletun, Dipplin, Hydrapple (placeholder animations only).

== Fixes ==
* Fixed a potential world generation stall caused by Type Gem clusters.
* Fixed Pokémon on shoulders not animating if they are visibly holding a held item.
* Fixed NPCs getting their own TM progress file.
* Fixed odd NeoForge crash due to a dependency being outdated. It will now correctly flag the dependency for being outdated.
* Fixed the TM Machine refusing move selections that the <code>unlockAllMoveDexMovesByDefault</code> config had made visible, leaving the move slot blank and the craft button unresponsive.
* Fixed the Beast Ball not applying its 0.1× penalty to Pokémon that are not Ultra Beasts.
* Fixed the Moon Ball reading the world's total elapsed time instead of the time of day, so its bonus applied during the day instead.
* Fixed the Love Ball never awarding its 2.5× opposite gender bonus, and matching species by display name instead of identifier.
* Fixed the Timer Ball being weaker than a regular Poké Ball on early turns and only reaching 4× on turn 14 instead of turn 10.
* Fixed the Luxury Ball only doubling Friendship gains of 1, leaving level up and berry gains unaffected.
* Fixed Rufflet, Braviary, and Hisuian Braviary flooding logs with errors about missing sound events.
* Fixed Pokémon property typos in Pangoro and Dedenne herd spawn files.
* Fixed unintentional watermelon cosmetic for Hisuian Electrode.
* Fixed Blastoise having an unintentional passenger seat.
* Fixed form typo in Rockruff-Dusk spawn, preventing it from being able to spawn.
* Fixed the <code>stat_compare</code> and <code>stat_equal</code> evolution requirements crashing the game when given <code>special_attack</code> or <code>special_defence</code>, and made them treat any non-permanent stat as a failed requirement instead of crashing.
* Fixed Rowap and Jacoba berries not correctly altering Pokémon sizes when used as bait.
* Fixed Ampharos' eyes not emitting particles.
* Fixed Alolan Raticate's cry not playing.
* Fixed several incorrect light-based spawning conditions for ghosts and bugs.
* Removed unused, placeholder habitat pools.
* Fixed Mantyke, Mantine, and Quaxly getting stuck in a recoil 'expression' during battles due to having an expression assigned as a recoil animation.
* Fixed Lucario's aura particles not emitting.
* Fixed Lycanroc's head movement.
* Added head movement to Archaludon.
* Fixed Duraludon line not having their sleep animations.
* Fixed Diglett line not having their faint animations.
* Fixed Kingambit moving its legs while walking.

== Localization ==
* Updated translations for:
** Brazilian Portuguese
** Simplified Chinese
** Japanese

==References==

1.8.0

2026-09-25T04:56:00Z

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| image = 1.8.0_Make_Your_Move_Logo.png
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| previous = [[1.7.3]]
| next = [[1.8.1]]
}}

'''1.8.0''', named the '''Make Your Move Update''' is a major update to Cobblemon released on September 5th. 2026.<ref>https://cobblemon.com/changelog#1-8-0</ref> It adds a variety of new features, with the main highlights being [[Pokémon/Alpha|Alpha Pokémon]], Pokémon Sizes, [[Technical Machine|TMs]] and [[Habitats]] to the mod.

==Additions==

* Added [[Pokémon/Alpha|Alpha Pokémon]]
** Alpha Pokémon are bigger, stronger, and more aggressive than regular Pokémon.
** They always know a TM move and will adapt to be stronger than your party.
** Alphas will always lead herds and spawn in herds.
* Added alpha Pokémon attraction bait effect to [[Berry|Hopo Berries]].
* Added intrinsic scaling to all Pokémon (anywhere from 5% smaller to 5% bigger than normal). Some cases, such as shoulder mounting, will not scale.
* Added scaling to "baby" Pokémon (10% smaller at level 1 → normally sized at level 10).
* Added [[Technical Machine|TMs]].
** Added [[TM Machine]]. TMs are made from elemental [[Type Gems|type gems]], and their recipes are unlocked by having Pokémon that know the move.
** Added config options for making TMs infinite-use and instant unlocking of all TM recipes.
** Added [[Type Gems|Type Gem blocks]] as well as [[Type Gems|crystal clusters]] and [[Deepslate Crystal Core|deepslate core blocks]] that are used for growing elemental type gems.
* Added a new Starter Selection menu that looks way better.
* Added a "Move Dex" to the [[Pokédex]] to help identify what moves a Pokémon can learn and what Pokémon can get a move.
* Added the [[Habitat Block]], a spawner block for servers and adventure maps that controls spawning in an area.
* Added 49 new [[Habitats|habitat structures]]. In these habitats you will find rarer Pokémon and sometimes different Pokémon will appear on different days.
* Added a toast to notify players of how they can scroll through their party.
* Added a way to obtain Porygon by inserting an [[Upgrade]] or [[Dubious Disc]] into a [[Data Monitor|data monitor]].
* Added [[Disk Rack]] for storing disks and being an audio sequencer for Noteblocks.
* Added missing crops to Botany Pots integration.
* Added conditional seats for riding. Seats can be gated by Molang such as "is_alpha".
* Added 10 new [[Ruins|ruin structures]].
* Added a new [[Mini Dungeon|shipwreck cove structure]] called the Magma Shipwreck Cove.
* Added 7 new advancements.
* Pokémon cries now play when clicking Pokémon in the summary screen.
* Held item visibility can now be controlled by the <code>held_item_visible</code> command argument.
* Added config option to disable Pokémon spawning on a per-world basis.
* Added config options to award experience to fainted Pokémon for opponents they helped defeat (<code>awardExperienceToFaintedPokemon</code>) and to still award experience for defeated enemies even after battle loss/forfeit (<code>awardExperienceOnBattleLoss</code>).
* Added <code>/givetm</code> command.
* Added advancement triggers for learning TMs: <code>cobblemon:has_learn_specific_tm</code> (per-TM), <code>cobblemon:has_learn_all_tm</code> (all TMs learned), and <code>cobblemon:tms_learned</code> (count-based), backed by a new <code>totalTMLearnedCount</code> on player advancement data.
* Added <code>cobblemon:catch_alpha_pokemon</code> advancement trigger and <code>totalAlphaCaptureCount</code> stat for captured Alpha Pokémon.

== New Rideable Pokémon ==

* Crobat
* Skarmory
* Milotic
* Archeops
* Goodra
* Goodra (Hisuian Form)
* Drampa
* Duraludon
* Archaludon
* Pidgeot

==Pokémon Added==

=== Gen 3 ===

* Wurmple
* Silcoon
* Beautifly
* Cascoon
* Dustox
* Skitty
* Delcatty
* Seviper
* Zangoose

=== Gen 4 ===

* Cherubi
* Cherrim
* Stunky
* Skuntank

=== Gen 5 ===

* Audino
* Pawniard
* Bisharp

=== Gen 6 ===

* Pancham (+ Cosmetic with [[Black Glasses]])
* Pangoro (+ Cosmetic with Black Glasses)

=== Gen 7 ===

* Rockruff
* Lycanroc

=== Gen 8 ===

* Rolycoly
* Carkol
* Coalossal
* Runerigus
* Snom
* Frosmoth
* Indeedee
* Duraludon
* Applin
* Flapple
* Appletun

=== Gen 9 ===

* Nymble
* Lokix
* Kingambit
* Dipplin
* Archaludon
* Hydrapple

=== Regional Forms ===

* Alolan Sandshrew
* Alolan Sandslash
* Galarian Yamask
* Hisuian Avalugg

===Animation updates for the following Pokémon===

* Kakuna
* Grimer
* Nidoran♀ (+ New shoulder mount)
* Nidorina
* Nidoran♂ (+ New shoulder mount)
* Sandshrew
* Diglett
* Dugtrio
* Graveler
* Happiny
* Chansey
* Blissey
* Poliwhirl
* Poliwrath
* Zubat
* Vulpix
* Drowzee
* Hypno
* Noctowl
* Skarmory
* Skitty
* Flygon
* Shellos
* Riolu
* Lucario
* Purrloin
* Liepard
* Joltik
* Galvantula
* Nidoking
* Fletchling
* Fletchinder
* Talonflame
* Archeops
* Drampa
* Sewaddle
* Swadloon
* Leavanny
* Goomy
* Sliggoo
* Goodra
* Shedinja
* Skwovet
* Greedent
* Bidoof
* Cranidos
* Chatot
* Yamask
* Cofagrigus
* Luvdisc
* Staryu
* Starmie
* Togetic
* Rellor
* Rabsca
* Yungoos
* Gumshoos
* Cottonee
* Whimsicott
* Corsola

===Model updates for the following Pokémon===

* Sandshrew
* Sandslash
* Nidoking
* Zubat
* Golbat
* Crobat
* Ditto
* Porygon
* Porygon2
* Porygon-Z
* Skarmory
* Smoochum
* Jynx
* Popplio
* Brionne
* Primarina
* Fletchling
* Fletchinder
* Talonflame
* Sableye
* Mawile
* Goomy
* Sliggoo
* Goodra
* Nacli
* Naclstack
* Garganacl
* Bidoof
* Cranidos
* Chatot
* Yamask
* Cofagrigus
* Tyranitar
* Turtonator
* Golett
* Corsola
* Arbok (New [[Pokémon/Unique Forms|Patterns]]: Angry, Cartoon, Clown, Comedic, Crow, Grin, Ink, Modern, Rain, Scribble, Silence, Sloth, Suspicious, Will)
* ... and Substitute

==== Model Changes to the Regional Bias Resource Pack ====

* Added Mime Jr. (Galar Bias)
* Added Bergmite (Hisui Bias)
* Changed models for every existing regional bias

=== Sounds ===

==== Added sounds to the following moves ====

* Absorb
* Aurora Beam
* Double Team
* Draco Meteor
* Fire Punch
* Fire Spin
* Flame Charge
* Flame Wheel
* Giga Drain
* Ice Punch
* Leech Life
* Magical Leaf
* Mega Drain
* Minimize
* Poison Gas
* Rock Throw
* Scary Face
* Seed bomb
* Smokescreen
* String Shot
* Tail Whip

===Changes===

* Removed the penalty for block destruction speed when on a hover mount, making them better for digging.
* Golden Apples can now be crafted using [[Syrupy Apple|the]] [[Sweet Apple|Applin]] [[Tart Apple|Apples]].
* Prismarine Crystals and Amethyst Shards can now be used to craft Pokedexes.
* Updated Pokédex Screens item tag to support tagged variants of Redstone and Glowstone Dust.
* [[Sharp Beak]] can now be crafted using bones and [[Type Gems|Flying Gems]].
* [[Metal Alloy]] can now be crafted using iron and [[Evolution Stone|Thunder Stones]].
* [[Ability Capsule|Ability Capsules]] can now be brewed from [[Medicinal Brew]] and Dragon Breath.
* Using an Ability Capsule will now return an Empty Bottle.
* Decreased the default pastured wander radius to 32 blocks.
* Added alternate versions of the basic [[PC]] [[Wallpapers]] based on the original design of Cobblemon's PC, before public release.
* [[Ruins|Rooted Arch Ruins, Crumbling Arch Ruins,]] and all [[Fossil Dig Sites|fossil structures]] have been improved so that they generate more naturally in terrain.
* [[Ruins|Gimmighoul towers]] now generate at ground-level rather than sinking one block into the ground.
* All [[Ruins|ruin structures]] that did not generate with a [[Gimmighoul Chest|gimmighoul]]/[[Gilded Chest|gilded chest]] before will now generate with one.
* All [[Ruins|ruin structures]] gilded chest loot tables have been updated to include a guaranteed TM not learned naturally by any Pokémon through their level-up moveset. Each ruin gets its own specific TM.
* The Prehistoric Underwater Fissure and Prehistoric Submerged Impact fossil structures now use the biome tag <code>#cobblemon:is_temperate_ocean</code>.
* The [[Mini Dungeon|lush shipwreck cove]]'s phantom mob spawner has been replaced with breezes.
* [[Mini Dungeon|Shipwreck coves]] now generate slightly more frequently.
* Added equipment loot tables for shipwreck cove enemies.
* Maps from [[Mini Dungeon|abandoned fishing boats]] leading to shipwreck coves now will skip explored chunks, allowing the player to find more shipwreck coves more easily.
* All shipwreck coves' spawners have been adjusted to give compatible mobs enchanted iron or diamond armour and weapons while in its ominous state. The armour given to the mobs will also use the automaton trim. We upped the difficulty because it was too easy now that your Pokémon can fight for you.
* One TM of the elemental hyper beams has been added as guaranteed loot to the main treasure chest in every shipwreck cove. (Magma Cove gets Blast Burn, Lush Cove gets Frenzy Plant, and Submerged Cove gets Hydro Cannon.)
* The following items can now be obtained by brushing the following Pokémon:
** Pink Wool - Wigglytuff
** White Wool - Swablu, Altaria
** [[Shed Shell]] - Ekans, Arbok, Dratini, Dragonair, Dunsparce, Treecko, Grovyle, Sceptile, Seviper, Scraggy, Scrafty, Helioptile, Heliolisk, Salandit, Salazzle, Sobble, Drizzile, Inteleon, Silicoblra, Sandaconda, Toxel, Toxtricity, Orthworm, Dudunsparce
** Phantom Membrane - Dreepy, Drakloak, Dragapult
* The following items can now be obtained by evolving the following Pokémon into any of their evolutions:
** Turtle Scute - Squirtle, Wartortle, Turtwig, Grotle, Tirtouga, Chewtle
** Shed Shell - Metapod, Kakuna, Ekans, Paras, Venonat, Krabby, Scyther, Kabuto, Dratini, Dragonair, Ledyba, Spinarak, Yanma, Pineco, Dunsparce, GLigar, Pupitar, Treecko, Grovyle, Silcoon, Cascoon, Surskit, Nincada, Trapinch, Vibrava, Corphish, Anorith, Bagon, Shelgon, Kricketot, Burmy, Combee, Skorupi, Swadloon, Whirlipede, Dwebble, Scraggy, Karrablast, Joltik, Larvesta, Spewpa, Clauncher, Helioptile, Charjabug, Crabrawler, Cutiefly, Dewpider, Salandit, Wimpod, Poipole, Sobble, Drizzile, Dottler, Silicobra, Toxel, Sizzlipede, Snom, Tarountula, Nymble, Rellor
* [[Saccharine Leaves]] now drop [[Tart Apple|Tart]], [[Sweet Apple|Sweet]], or [[Syrupy Apple|Syrupy Apples]], depending on their honey coating stage, instead of vanilla Apples.
* Fixed the height of the [[Tumblestone|Tumblestone Bud]] items when held in hand, placed on head, viewed in a GUI, and placed in an Item Frame.
* Refactored all advancements, removing several deemed unnecessary. Due to this cleanup, all previously obtained advancements will be reset besides the root (for picking a starter Pokémon).
* Forces between colliding hitboxes now factors in the weight of Pokémon.
* Improved [[Berry Tree|berry tree]] performance on singleplayer and servers.
* Updated stat increase and decrease particle effects with the addition of alpha boost particles.
* Improved the performance of [[Pasture Block|pasture blocks]] on singleplayer and servers.
* Changed the [[Seasoning|bait]] effects of the following items: (Vanilla) Sweet & Glow Berries, Golden & Enchanted Golden Apples (Cobblemon) [[Berry|Custap, Eggant, Hopo & Micle Berries]], [[Sweet Hearts]].
* Wild Pokémon now reliably have at least one offensive move if they can have offensive moves at that level.
* [[Data Monitor]] can accept Disks (TMs, Music Disks, Upgrade, Dubious Disk, etc.) to change what's being displayed on the screen.
* The party overlay's experience-gained animation now displays the amount of EXP the Pokémon gained.
* Pressing the inventory key now closes the Pokémon interact wheel GUI.
* Updated the sound for harvesting [[Apricorn|Apricorns]].
* Lowered the volume of harvesting [[Berry|berries]].
* Improved compatibility with various mods
** Farmer's Delight's cutting board can now be used to strip [[Apricorn Log|Apricorn]] and [[Saccharine Wood Set|Saccharine's logs]], or salvage their planks from various blocks. It can also separate their boats from chests.
** Farmer's Delight's cutting board can be used to get two white dye from [[Pep-Up Flower|Pep-Up Flowers]] and two magenta dye from [[Medicinal Leek|Medicinal Leeks]].
** Farmer's Delight's cutting board can separate [[Tumblestone Block Set|Tumblestone Blocks]] back into [[Tumblestone|Tumblestones]].
** Farmer's Delight's cutting board can salvage [[Type Gems]] from their Gem Blocks.
** Farmer's Delight's Onions, Tomatoes, and Cabbages can be used to cook [[Open-Faced Sandwich|Open-Faced Sandwiches]]. Nature's Spirit's Olives also can be used.
** Farmer's Delight's cutting board can be used on [[Hearty Grains]] to obtain rice and straw, similarly to Farmer's Delight's Rice Panicles.
** Farmer's Delight's Apple Pies and Apple Ciders can now be made using Applin Apples, alongside the Vanilla counterpart.
** Amendments allows for cooking [[Leek and Potato Stew]] in a Cauldron.
** Any mods that utilise Moonlight's Soft Fluid system can store Leek and Potato Stew, Medicinal Brew, [[Antidote]], [[Awakening]], [[Burn Heal]], [[Ice Heal]], [[Paralyze Heal]], [[Full Heal]], [[Potion]], [[Super Potion]], [[Hyper Potion]], [[Max Potion]], [[Full Restore]], Ability Capsules, [[Moomoo Milk]], and [[Berry Juice]] in liquid form (such as Suplementaries' Jar or Goblet, or Cauldrons while using Amendments).
** Supplementaries' Hourglass can now use [[Bright Powder]], [[Quick Powder]], [[Metal Powder]], [[Heal Powder]], [[Silver Powder]], and [[Remedy]].
** Berry Trees are now compatible with the Planter properly
** Saccharine Way Signs (added by Supplementaries automagically) now use a premade texture to prevent odd visual issues.
** Supplementaries' Jar can now store various Cobblemon cookies, candies, and similar items.
** Some of Supplementaries' items have been added to the <code>#cobblemon:held/container_held_items</code> item tag, including sacks, safes, and lunch baskets.
** Experience Nuggets can be used in place of Sculk for making the [[Exp. Candy|EXP Candies]] if using Create.
** [[Rage Candy Bar]] has a Create Mixing recipe.
** All Cobblemon ores can now be crushed in Create's Crushing Wheels. All Gem and Tumblestone Clusters can be crushed for automatic, low return, gems.
** Hearty Grains can be milled like Farmer's Delight Rice Panicles if both Farmer's Delight and Create are installed.
** [[Big Root|Big Roots]] and [[Revival Herb|Revival Herbs]] can be milled to their respective powders.
** Pep-Up Flowers, Medicinal Leeks, and all 70 berries can be milled in Create's Millstone for additional dye drops.
** [[Auspicious Armor]] and Upgrades can be Haunted using Create's crafting systems.
** Applin Apples can be used to make Honeyed Apples in Create.
* Sounds for interacting with various Cobblemon blocks now play from the centre of the block, rather than the corner.
* [[Cosmetics|Dragonite's mailbag cosmetic]] can now also be obtained with a chest in the cosmetic slot.
* Adjusted the walk speed for Croagunk and Aerodactyl.
* The <code>/pc</code> command no longer plays PC activation sounds
* Pressing the Summary key while either the starter selection or summary screen are open now closes those screens.
* Ice type Pokémon are now immune to Packed Snow.
* Added cobweb block slowness immunity for spider Pokémon

===Fixes===

* Fixed rare Pokémon being far too likely to spawn multiple times in a single spawn cycle.
* Fixed Omanyte and Omastar incorrectly using water animations on land.
* Fixed Pokédex layout for genderless variations.
* Fixed odd stacking behaviour with [[Seasoning|Poké Baits]].
* Fixed a compatibility issue with World Game Rules which caused some log spam in specific cases.
* Fixed improper validation of Pokémon when performing a trade.
* Fixed an issue where particles like beams can disappear when you don't see the beginning of the beam, or you look away.
* Fixed Bedrock particle materials sometimes being incorrectly invisible from some sides.
* Fixed an occasional crash on retrieving revived [[Fossil|fossils]].
* Fixed brushing not working on Neoforge.
* Fixed braking not working for submarine-style mounts.
* Fixed strafing not having the same friction as forward movement.
* Fixed submarine-style mounts' surface-water animations not playing when supposed to.
* Fixed submarine-style mounts' camera freaking out when looking up or down on the surface.
* Fixed pastured Pokémon despawning and running away.
* Fixed Apricorn trees crashing when other mods bonemeal them.
* Fixed the issue that caused hover-style mounts without a ground style to be rendered useless upon touching the ground on a server.
* Fixed horizontal and vertical collisions with hover-style mounts so they no longer accumulate or retain momentum.
* Fixed NeoForge brewing stand unexpectedly crashing users when shift clicking items within its menu.
* Fixed NPCs switching Pokémon very often during battles.
* Fixed [[Campfire Pot]] causing crashes under certain circumstances.
* Fixed Type Gems not being consumed upon use in battles.
* Fixed several [[Ancient Poké Ball|Ancient Poké Ball's]] not using the correct capture multiplier.
* Fixed a server warning that could occur when recalling Pokémon.
* Fixed sliding particles incorrectly handling block collision.
* Fixed Full Heal not curing status conditions in battle.
* Fixed a rare issue with battles locking up when you are forced to switch, with the switch menu appearing instantly.
* Fixed the combined effects of Pledge moves having broken Showdown message handling and localisation.
* Fixed a very niche issue where structures would spawn in an incorrect location, creating very funky world gen.
* Fixed Galarian Ponyta missing its cry.
* Fixed various log warnings caused by redundant files and sound events.
* Traded Pokémon will now retain the original friendship level when traded back to its OT.
* Tumblestone Clusters now display correctly on maps.
* Fixed removing mulch from berry trees with a shovel not working.
* Fixed collecting honey from Saccharine Leaf blocks deleting Honey Bottles when the inventory was full.
* Fixed Stripped Saccharine Wood recipe being... not there.
* Fixed some performance issues with a kind of sound event causing lag by attempting to create sounds every tick when out of range of hearing.
* Fixed stat-reducing Aprijuice not being possible to apply on a maxed out Pokémon. Also fixed the possibility of going into negatives.
* Fixed exploit where you could take out the bait or drop your [[Poké Rod]] with bait to avoid consuming bait, now the bobber will just disappear if you do so.
* Fixed Apricorn and Saccharine boats incorrectly using chest boat models.
* Fixed wild and trainer battle AI refusing to select moves with the <code>adjacentAlly</code> target type, even when it's their only option.
* Fixed gilded chests being more accessible than intended.
* Fixed fished up Pokémon not being added as "seen" to the Pokédex.
* Fixed surprised Gimmighoul encounters not being added as "seen" to the Pokédex.
* Fixed a crash involving berry trees that have been world edited.
* Fixed visual desync in multiplayer for players mounting Pokémon outside other players' loaded chunks.
* Fixed Pokémon entities leveled by rare candy not getting stronger as Minecraft entities unless recalled.
* Fixed a freeze during game load that occurred when multiple mods tried to load Cobblemon API classes at the same time.
* Lowered the volume of Blitzle and Zebstrika's cry.
* Regional Foods will now prioritise being eaten instead of used for healing Pokémon - shift clicking will use it as healing.
* Resolved z-fighting (texture flickering) on Pokédex Models.
* Restored Ninjask's ability to do barrel rolls.
* Fixed Raichu (male) and Alolan Raichu (both genders) not displaying the correct Partner Cap when [[Pewter Crunchies]] are in the cosmetic slot.
* Fixed a crash caused by adding enchanted items to the [[Resurrection Machine]].
* Fixed a crash that could occur when starting a PvN battle with only fainted Pokémon.
* Fixed the Remember Riding Camera config not being respected when dismounting and resolved the incompatibility with the Auto Third Person mod.
* Fixed Full Heal block not dropping Full Heals.
* Fixed status cure items not returning an empty bottle when used.
* Fixed Panpour consuming its held item when evolving with a Water Stone.
* Fixed [[Smoked-Tail Curry]] returning a Wooden Bowl when consumed despite it not being included in the recipe.
* Fixed <code>/giveallpokemon</code> not respecting the min and max arguments.
* Fixed the choose starter toast not disappearing when capturing a Pokémon instead of opening the starter selection screen.
* Fixed an issue where certain [[Sinister Tea]] seasonings were only applying as instant effects and would not apply over time.
* Long config option labels now scroll instead of overflowing in the configuration menu.
* Fixed some z-fighting and clipping on Dewott and Hisui-Bias Dewott.
* Eggant Berries can now be composted properly on NeoForge.
* Composting chances are now the same on NeoForge as on Fabric.
* Fixed problem where furnaces which had smelted Revival Herbs into Heal Powder in older versions would glitch out on trying to get the experience out of the block.
* Fixed the Battle AI not recognizing Surging Strikes as a multistrike move.
* Fixed Tentacool not using its swim animation when on water surface.
* Fixed Eevee using its left shoulder pose when in battle.
* Fixed Magikarp and Gyarados Jump Pattern resourcepacks replacing shiny textures of addons targeting Magikarp or Gyarados.
* Fixed Combee's pollinated texture overwriting the shiny and female textures.
* Fixed a colour mistake with Dracovish's shiny.
* Fixed Togedemaru's back spikes z-fighting.
* Fixed Sliggoo (+ Hisuian) evolving in the Nether and End where it can't actually rain.
* Corrected the scales, hitbox sizes, and eye heights for Ariados, Cetoddle, Durant, Galvantula, Klink, Lanturn, Lumineon, Mantine, Mantyke, Mudbray, Numel, Staravia, and Torkoal.
* Fixed Torkoal's walk speed not matching its animation.
* Fixed Lanturn T-posing due to missing ground walk and sleep animations.
* Fixed Oshawott and Dewott using their sleep animation in unintended scenarios.
* Fixed Dudunsparce and Maushold always having the same form instead of having the 1 in 100 chance of being different.
* Fixed bird mounts rapidly switching between their flying and gliding animations when flying at low speed.
* Fixed some battles being startable with fainted Pokémon in the initial sendout.
* Fixed random gender selection for forms with strict gender divides (such as Meowstic and Oinkologne) never choosing female.
* Fixed the "Press R to battle" prompt not disappearing after you finish your first battle, at least until you relogged.
* Fixed the composter block being listed as "composer" in the cosmetic items species feature
* Fixed Castform's forms being tagged as introduced in generation 4 instead of 3.
* Fixed Blitzle's base scale being <code>1</code> rather than the intended <code>0.8</code>.
* Fixed Magnezone's emissive layer for the shiny having the wrong name, thus displaying wrongly.
* Fixed Litleo not blinking.

===Molang & Datapacks===

* Added <code>moveset_builders</code> datapack folder for different styles of movesets.
* Added <code>party_pools</code> datapack folder for defining groups of Pokémon for complex NPC party definitions.
* Added <code>party_compositions</code> datapack folder for arranging parties on NPCs that rely on party pools.
* Added <code>composed_pool</code> NPC party provider type which combines a party pool with a party composition to create more complex NPC parties.
* Added basic chatter NPC Behaviour.
* Added <code>q.item.is_enchanted()</code>.
* Added <code>q.item.has_enchantment(minecraft:sharpness, 3)</code>.
* Added <code>has_chosen_starter</code> and <code>get_starter_uuid</code> as available Molang functions.
* Added <code>has_tm_move_unlocked</code>, <code>unlock_tm_move</code>, and <code>lock_tm_move</code> as available Molang functions for Players.
* Added <code>marks</code>, <code>has_mark</code>, and <code>remove_marks</code> as available Molang functions for Pokémon.
* Added Data Component support for species drops, eg <code>"components": {"minecraft:custom_model_data": 123}</code>
* Added the new <code>sortOrder</code> field to mark entries, (defaults to 0 if not specified) which controls the order in which marks are rendered on the HUD, with higher numbers being rendered on top of lower numbers.
* Added optional <code>order</code> field to starter categories. It will allow explicitly sorting categories in the starter selection screen.
* SpeciesAdditions append vs override now matches the wiki documentation.
* Added <code>weighted_choice</code> as a new feature type. It requires setting weights for each choice and allows developers to simplify the process of assigning random aspect choice based on marble chance.
* Added <code>q.world.spawn_loot_table_items(loot_table_id, x, y, z)</code> which spawns the items from the loot table at the position. Use type: <code>minecraft:chest</code> for the loot table.
* Added <code>q.pokemon.entity</code> to access the entity of Pokémon.
* Flamethrower and Seismic Toss had their action effect JSON cleaned up.
* Ride sounds can now be set as exclusive to passengers.
* Ride sounds no longer play when submerged unless specified with a new setting.
* NPC Trainers can now call a <code>command</code> animation when issuing a command in battle.
* Added a q.failed function to move action effects.
* Herd spawned Pokémon have their levels controlled differently. The <code>levelRange</code> property now acts as a pre-offset clamp instead of a filter, with a new <code>herdLevelRange</code> property to do the filter behaviour.
* <code>q.sound</code> now accepts three parameters (sound event, volume, and pitch) instead of just the sound event and pitch.
* Added a new layer property that makes a layer scroll in a direction. "scrolling": {"speedU": 0.1, "speedV": 0.1}
* Cleaned up seat data. Removed all now unused fields from seats in all species files. Also made locator seat names explicit in the species files (however, this doesn't break the legacy format)

===Particles===

==== New Move Animations ====

* Blizzard
* Disarming Voice
* Draco Meteor
* Dragon Breath
* Dragon Rage
* Drain Punch
* Fairy Wind
* Fire Fang
* Gust
* Horn Drill
* Hydro Pump
* Ice Fang
* Leafage
* Leaf Storm
* Light Screen
* Night Shade
* Play Rough
* Pyro Ball
* Reflect
* Rock Slide
* Sonic Boom
* Sucker Punch
* Supersonic
* Thunder Fang

==== Tweaks and Fixes (Moves) ====

* Confusion
* Dragon Claw
* Eruption
* Fire Punch
* Flame Burst
* Flame Charge
* Flamethrower
* Frost Breath
* Hypnosis
* Ice Punch
* Icy Wind
* Mud Sport
* Poison Fang
* Protect
* Psychic
* Quick Attack
* Rage Powder
* Razor Leaf
* Sand Attack
* Scratch
* Shadow Claw
* Sing
* Spore
* String Shot
* Tackle
* Tail Whip
* Thunder
* Thunder Punch
* Thunder Wave
* Water Gun
* Water Pulse
* Water Sport

==== Miscellaneous Particles ====

* Added Wild Might particles for Alpha Pokémon.
* Updated stat increase and decrease particles.

===Localization===

* Updated translations for:
** Japanese
** German
** Spanish
** Ecuadorian Spanish
** Portuguese
** Brazilian Portuguese
** Simplified Chinese
** Traditional Chinese
** Korean
** Russian

==References==
{{reflist}}

Habitats

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'''Habitats''' are a set of [[minecraftwiki:Feature|features]] and [[Structure|structures]] that generate throughout the world. Habitats tend to blend into their environment, being natural spawnpoints for a specific species of Pokémon.

Every habitat contains at least one [[Habitat Block|Habitat Blocks]] which are camoflauged as a block within the structure itself. Unlike most structures, Habitats do not have a natural spawnpool by itself, instead using the Habitat Blocks as the spawner, meaning once they are destroyed, the structure will not spawn any further Pokémon.

==Abandoned Fortress==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Abandoned Fortress
| image = Abandoned Fortress 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

An '''Abandoned Fortress''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles a damaged Nether Fortress, with various holes throughout the feature.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather !! Bucket (Weight) !! Phase
|-
| 0092
| Gastly
| 6
|31
| any
| any
| uncommon (6)
| 1-5
|-
| 0093
| Haunter
| 25
|41
| any
| any
| uncommon (3)
| 1-5
|-
| 0094
| Gengar
| 36
|50
| any
| any
| uncommon (1)
| 1-5
|-
| 0390
| Chimchar
| 5
|31
| any
| any
| common (6)
| 1
|-
| 0391
| Monferno
| 14
|41
| any
| any
| common (3)
| 1
|-
| 0392
| Infernape
| 36
|53
| any
| any
| common (1)
| 1
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0554
| rowspan="2" | Darumaka
| rowspan="2" | 7
| rowspan="2" |32
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6)
| 2
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1, 3-5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0555
| rowspan="2" | Darmanitan
| rowspan="2" | 35
| rowspan="2" |54
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4)
| 2
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1, 3-5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0679
| rowspan="2" | Honedge
| rowspan="2" | 8
| rowspan="2" |33
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6)
| 3
|-
|uncommon (3)
|1-2, 4-5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0680
| rowspan="2" | Doublade
| rowspan="2" | 35
| rowspan="2" |45
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (3)
| 3
|-
|uncommon (1.5)
|1-2, 4-5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0681
| rowspan="2" | Aegislash
| rowspan="2" | 40
| rowspan="2" |50
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (1)
| 3
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-2, 4-5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0870
| rowspan="2" | Falinks
| rowspan="2" | 22
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (10)
| 4
|-
|uncommon (10)
|1-3, 5
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0935
| rowspan="2" | Charcadet
| rowspan="2" | 1
| rowspan="2" |26
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6)
| 5
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-4
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0936
| rowspan="2" | Armarouge
| rowspan="2" | 21
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (2)
| 5
|-
|uncommon (2)
|1-4
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0937
| rowspan="2" | Ceruledge
| rowspan="2" | 21
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (2)
| 5
|-
|uncommon (2)
|1-4
|}

==Abandoned Village Building==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Abandoned Village Building
| image = Abandoned Village Building Plains 1.png
| image2 = Abandoned Village Building Desert 1.png
| image3 = Abandoned Village Building Savanna 1.png
| image4 = Abandoned Village Building Snowy 1.png
| image5 = Abandoned Village Building Taiga 1.png
| biomes =[[minecraftwiki:Village|Villages]]
| blocks =
}}

An '''Abandoned Village Building''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Village|Village]] structure groups. It resembles an abandoned, decrepit village structure covered in glow lichen and vines.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather !! Bucket (Weight) !! Phase
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0019
| rowspan="2" | Rattata
| rowspan="2" | 1
| rowspan="2" |25
| rowspan="2" | day
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|1
|-
|uncommon (6)
|2-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0019
| rowspan="2" | Alolan Rattata
| rowspan="2" | 1
| rowspan="2" |25
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|1
|-
|uncommon (6)
|2-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0020
| rowspan="2" | Raticate
| rowspan="2" | 20
| rowspan="2" |41
| rowspan="2" | day
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|1
|-
|uncommon (4)
|2-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0020
| rowspan="2" | Alolan Raticate
| rowspan="2" | 20
| rowspan="2" |41
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|1
|-
|uncommon (4)
|2-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0052
| rowspan="2" | Meowth
| rowspan="2" | 4
| rowspan="2" |29
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|2
|-
|uncommon (6)
|3
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0052
| rowspan="2" | Alolan Meowth
| rowspan="2" | 4
| rowspan="2" |29
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|3
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-2, 4-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0053
| rowspan="2" | Persian
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|2
|-
|uncommon (4)
|3
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0053
| rowspan="2" | Alolan Persian
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|3
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-2, 4-25
|-
| 0058
| Growlithe
| 10
|35
| day
| any
| common (6)
|4
|-
| 0059
| Arcanine
| 30
|56
| day
| any
| common (4)
|4
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0092
| rowspan="2" | Gastly
| rowspan="2" | 6
| rowspan="2" |31
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|4
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-3, 5-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0093
| rowspan="2" | Haunter
| rowspan="2" | 25
| rowspan="2" |41
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (3) uncommon (3)
|4
|-
|uncommon (3)
|1-3, 5-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0094
| rowspan="2" | Gengar
| rowspan="2" | 36
| rowspan="2" |50
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (1) uncommon (1)
|4
|-
|uncommon (1)
|1-3, 5-25
|-
| 0096
| Drowzee
| 8
|33
| night
| any
| uncommon (6)
|1-25
|-
| 0097
| Hypno
| 26
|48
| night
| any
| uncommon (4)
|1-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0113
| rowspan="2" | Chansey
| rowspan="2" | 17
| rowspan="2" |45
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|5
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-4, 6-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0122
| rowspan="2" | Mr. Mime
| rowspan="2" | 26
| rowspan="2" |46
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|6
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-5, 7-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0133
| rowspan="2" | Eevee
| rowspan="2" | 5
| rowspan="2" |33
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6.5) uncommon (6.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (6.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0134
| rowspan="2" | Vaporeon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0135
| rowspan="2" | Jolteon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0136
| rowspan="2" | Flareon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0196
| rowspan="2" | Espeon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0197
| rowspan="2" | Umbreon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0200
| rowspan="2" | Misdreavus
| rowspan="2" | 19
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|8
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-7, 9-25
|-
| 0209
| Snubbull
| 5
|30
| day
| any
| common (6)
|8
|-
| 0210
| Granbull
| 23
|45
| day
| any
| common (4)
|8
|-
| 0235
| Smeargle
| 1
|25
| any
| any
| common (10)
|9
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0242
| rowspan="2" | Blissey
| rowspan="2" | 40
| rowspan="2" |54
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (1) uncommon (1)
|5
|-
|uncommon (1)
|1-4, 8-25
|-
| 0300
| Skitty
| 1
|26
| any
| any
| common (6)
|10
|-
| 0301
| Delcatty
| 21
|40
| any
| any
| common (4)
|10
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0353
| rowspan="2" | Shuppet
| rowspan="2" | 5
| rowspan="2" |30
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (6) uncommon (6)
|11
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-10, 12-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0354
| rowspan="2" | Banette
| rowspan="2" | 37
| rowspan="2" |46
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|11
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-10, 12-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0429
| rowspan="2" | Mismagius
| rowspan="2" | 39
| rowspan="2" |50
| rowspan="2" | night
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|8
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-7, 9-25
|-
| 0431
| Glameow
| 6
|31
| any
| any
| common (6)
|12
|-
| 0432
| Purugly
| 38
|45
| any
| any
| common (4)
|12
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0439
| rowspan="2" | Mime Jr.
| rowspan="2" | 6
| rowspan="2" |31
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (4) uncommon (4)
|6
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-5, 7-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0440
| rowspan="2" | Happiny
| rowspan="2" | 1
| rowspan="2" |22
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (3) uncommon (3)
|5
|-
|uncommon (3)
|1-4, 6-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0470
| rowspan="2" | Leafeon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0471
| rowspan="2" | Glaceon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5) uncommon (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| 0506
| Lillipup
| 3
|28
| day
| any
| common (6)
|11
|-
| 0507
| Herdier
| 16
|37
| day
| any
| common (3)
|11
|-
| 0508
| Stoutland
| 32
|50
| day
| any
| common (1)
|11
|-
| 0509
| Purrloin
| 3
|28
| any
| any
| common (6)
|13
|-
| 0510
| Liepard
| 20
|45
| any
| any
| common (4)
|13
|-
| 0517
| Munna
| 4
|29
| night
| any
| uncommon (6)
|1-25
|-
| 0518
| Musharna
| 24
|49
| night
| any
| uncommon (4)
|1-25
|-
| 0531
| Audino
| 10
|45
| any
| any
| uncommon (10)
|1-25
|-
| 0532
| Timburr
| 6
|31
| any
| any
| common (6)
|14
|-
| 0533
| Gurdurr
| 25
|41
| any
| any
| common (3)
|14
|-
| 0534
| Conkeldurr
| 36
|51
| any
| any
| common (1)
|14
|-
| 0568
| Trubbish
| 34
|48
| any
| any
| common (6)
|15
|-
| 0569
| Garbodor
| 15
|40
| any
| any
| common (4)
|15
|-
| 0572
| Minccino
| 5
|30
| any
| any
| common (6)
|16
|-
| 0573
| Cinccino
| 25
|47
| any
| any
| common (4)
|16
|-
| 0607
| Litwick
| 3
|28
| night
| any
| uncommon (6)
|1-25
|-
| 0608
| Lampent
| 41
|46
| night
| any
| uncommon (3)
|1-25
|-
| 0609
| Chandelure
| 41
|52
| night
| any
| uncommon (1)
|1-25
|-
| 0676
| Furfrou
| 22
|47
| any
| any
| common (10)
|17
|-
| 0677
| Espurr
| 11
|36
| any
| any
| common (6)
|18
|-
| 0678
| Meowstic
| 25
|47
| any
| any
| uncommon (4)
|18
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0700
| rowspan="2" | Sylveon
| rowspan="2" | 28
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (0.5)
|7
|-
|uncommon (0.5)
|1-6, 8-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0702
| rowspan="2" | Dedenne
| rowspan="2" | 18
| rowspan="2" |43
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (10)
|19
|-
|uncommon (10)
|1-18, 20-25
|-
| 0707
| Klefki
| 22
|47
| any
| any
| uncommon (10)
|1-25
|-
| 0778
| Mimikyu
| 23
|48
| any
| any
| uncommon (10)
|1-25
|-
| 0836
| Yamper
| 2
|27
| day
| any
| common (6)
|20
|-
| 0837
| Boltund
| 25
|49
| day
| any
| common (4)
|20
|-
| rowspan="6" | 0854
| rowspan="6" | Sinistea
| rowspan="6" | 6
| rowspan="6" |31
| rowspan="4" | day
| rowspan="6" | any
| common (5.94, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |20
|-
|common (0.06, Antique)
|-
|uncommon (5.94, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |1-19, 21-25
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Antique)
|-
| rowspan="2" |night
|uncommon (5.94, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |20
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Antique)
|-
| rowspan="6" | 0855
| rowspan="6" | Polteageist
| rowspan="6" | 26
| rowspan="6" |51
| rowspan="4" | night
| rowspan="6" | any
| common (3.96, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |20
|-
|common (0.04, Antique)
|-
|uncommon (3.96, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |1-19, 21-25
|-
|uncommon (0.04, Antique)
|-
| rowspan="2" |day
|uncommon (3.96, Phony)
| rowspan="2" |20
|-
|uncommon (0.04, Antique)
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0876
| rowspan="2" | Indeedee
| rowspan="2" | 23
| rowspan="2" |48
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (10)
|21
|-
|uncommon (10)
|1-20, 22-25
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0877
| rowspan="2" | Morpeko
| rowspan="2" | 19
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (10)
|22
|-
|uncommon (10)
|1-21, 23-25
|-
| 0924
| Tandemaus
| 6
|31
| any
| any
| common (6)
|23
|-
| rowspan="2" | 0925
| rowspan="2" | Maushold
| rowspan="2" | 25
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" | any
| rowspan="2" | any
| common (3.96, Family of Four)
|23
|-
|common (0.04, Family of Three)
|23
|-
| 0926
| Fidough
| 6
|31
| day
| any
| common (6)
|24
|-
| 0927
| Dachsbun
| 26
|48
| day
| any
| common (4)
|24
|-
| 0942
| Maschiff
| 9
|34
| any
| any
| common (6)
|25
|-
| 0943
| Mabosstiff
| 30
|51
| any
| any
| common (4)
|25
|-
| rowspan="6" | 1012
| rowspan="6" | Poltchageist
| rowspan="6" | 6
| rowspan="6" |31
| rowspan="4" | night
| rowspan="6" | any
| common (5.94, Counterfeit)
| rowspan="2" |24
|-
|common (0.06, Artisan)
|-
|uncommon (5.94, Counterfeit)
| rowspan="2" |1-23, 25
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Artisan)
|-
| rowspan="2" |day
|uncommon (5.94, Counterfeit)
| rowspan="2" |24
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Artisan)
|-
| rowspan="6" | 1013
| rowspan="6" | Sinistcha
| rowspan="6" | 26
| rowspan="6" |51
| rowspan="4" | night
| rowspan="6" | any
| common (5.94, Unremarkable)
| rowspan="2" |24
|-
|common (0.06, Masterpiece)
|-
|uncommon (5.94, Unremarkable)
| rowspan="2" |1-23, 25
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Masterpiece)
|-
| rowspan="2" |day
|uncommon (5.94, Unremarkable)
| rowspan="2" |24
|-
|uncommon (0.06, Masterpiece)
|}

==Ancient Wellsprings==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Ancient Wellsprings
| image = Ancient Wellsprings 2.png
| biomes = Lush
| blocks =
}}

An '''Ancient Wellsprings''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Lush Caves|Lush Caves]] biome. It resembles a natural fountain made out of [[minecraftwiki:Dripstone|Dripstone]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable"
!Dex No.
!Pokémon
!Min. Level
!Max. Level
!Time
!Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0138
|Omanyte
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0139
|Omastar
|40
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0140
|Kabuto
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0141
|Kabutops
|40
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0142
|Aerodactyl
|27
|52
|any
|any
|rare (10)
|1-5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0194
| rowspan="2" |Wooper
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |21
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|1
|-
|uncommon (6)
|2-4
|-
| rowspan="2" |0195
| rowspan="2" |Quagsire
| rowspan="2" |20
| rowspan="2" |43
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|1
|-
|uncommon (4)
|2-4
|-
|0213
|Shuckle
|16
|51
|any
|any
|uncommon (10)
|1-5
|-
|0345
|Lileep
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0346
|Cradily
|40
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0347
|Anorith
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0348
|Armaldo
|40
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0408
|Cranidos
|10
|35
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0409
|Rampardos
|30
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0410
|Shieldon
|10
|35
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0411
|Bastiodon
|30
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0564
|Tirtouga
|15
|40
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0565
|Carracosta
|37
|50
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0566
|Archen
|15
|40
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0567
|Archeops
|37
|57
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0696
|Tyrunt
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0697
|Tyrantrum
|39
|52
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0698
|Amaura
|11
|36
|any
|any
|rare (6)
|1-5
|-
|0699
|Aurorus
|39
|52
|any
|any
|rare (4)
|1-5
|-
|0704
|Goomy^
|5
|30
|any
|any
|common (6)
|2
|-
|0705
|Hisuian Sliggoo
|40
|45
|any
|any
|common (3)
|2
|-
|0706
|Hisuian Goodra
|50
|60
|any
|any
|common (1)
|2
|-
| rowspan="2" |0755
| rowspan="2" |Morelull
| rowspan="2" |4
| rowspan="2" |29
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|3
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-2, 4-5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0756
| rowspan="2" |Shiinotic
| rowspan="2" |24
| rowspan="2" |41
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|3
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-2, 4-5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0767
| rowspan="2" |Wimpod
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |23
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|4
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-3, 5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0768
| rowspan="2" |Golisopod
| rowspan="2" |30
| rowspan="2" |53
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|4
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-3, 5
|-
|0885
|Dreepy
|2
|27
|any
|any
|common (6)
|5
|-
|0886
|Drakloak
|50
|55
|any
|any
|common (3)
|5
|-
|0887
|Dragapult
|60
|65
|any
|any
|common (1)
|5
|}
''^ Regional-bias''

==Badlands Shaded Rock==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Badlands Shaded Rock
| image = Badlands Shaded Rock 1.png
| biomes = Badlands
| blocks =
}}

A '''Badlands Shaded Rock''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Badlands|Badlands]] biomes. It resembles one or several large, terracotta rocks with an overhang.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable"
!Dex No.
!Pokémon
!Min. Level
!Max. Level
!Time
!Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
| rowspan="2" |0021
| rowspan="2" |Spearow
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |26
| rowspan="2" |day
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6, grounded)
| rowspan="2" |1
|-
|common (6, flying)
|-
| rowspan="2" |0022
| rowspan="2" |Fearow
| rowspan="2" |20
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" |day
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (1, grounded)
| rowspan="2" |1
|-
|common (1, flying)
|-
|0196
|Espeon
|28
|53
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-5
|-
|0197
|Umbreon
|28
|53
|night
|any
|uncommon
|1-5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0198
| rowspan="2" |Murkrow
| rowspan="2" |16
| rowspan="2" |41
| rowspan="2" |night
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6, grounded)
| rowspan="2" |1
|-
|common (6, flying)
|-
| rowspan="2" |0207
| rowspan="2" |Gligar
| rowspan="2" |18
| rowspan="2" |43
| rowspan="2" |night
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6, grounded)
|5-6
|-
|uncommon (6, grounded)
|1-4
|-
| rowspan="2" |0227
| rowspan="2" |Skarmory
| rowspan="2" |22
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (10, grounded)
|2
|-
|uncommon (10, grounded)
|1-3, 5
|-
|0246
|Larvitar
|5
|30
|any
|any
|common (6)
|3
|-
|0247
|Pupitar
|30
|54
|any
|any
|common (3)
|3
|-
|0248
|Tyranitar
|55
|60
|any
|any
|common (1)
|3
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|36
|51
|night
|any
|common
|1
|-
|0452
|Drapion
|40
|50
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0472
| rowspan="2" |Gliscor
| rowspan="2" |38
| rowspan="2" |51
| rowspan="2" |night
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|5-5
|-
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
| rowspan="2" |0559
| rowspan="2" |Scraggy
| rowspan="2" |10
| rowspan="2" |35
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|4
|-
|uncommon
|1-3, 5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0560
| rowspan="2" |Scrafty
| rowspan="2" |39
| rowspan="2" |49
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|4
|-
|uncommon
|1-3, 5
|-
|0627
|Rufflet
|10
|35
|day
|any
|common
|5
|-
| rowspan="2" |0628
| rowspan="2" |Braviary
| rowspan="2" |54
| rowspan="2" |59
| rowspan="2" |day
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|5
|-
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0629
|Vullaby
|12
|37
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
| rowspan="2" |0630
| rowspan="2" |Mandibuzz
| rowspan="2" |54
| rowspan="2" |59
| rowspan="2" |day
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|6
|-
|uncommon
|1-5
|-
|0950
|Klawf
|20
|45
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-5
|}

==Berry Patch==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Berry Patch
| image = Berry Patch 1.png
| biomes = Temperate
| blocks =
}}

A '''Berry Patch''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within temperate biomes. It resembles a patch of vegetation containing several [[Berry Tree|Berry Trees]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)!! Phase
|-
| rowspan="2" |0108
| rowspan="2" |Lickitung
| rowspan="2" |14
| rowspan="2" |39
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|1
|-
|uncommon
|2-6
|-
|0143
|Snorlax
|34
|54
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0213
|Shuckle
|16
|51
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0263
|Zigzagoon
|1
|24
|any
|any
|common
|2
|-
|0264
|Linoone
|20
|42
|any
|any
|common
|2
|-
|0311
|Plusle
|16
|41
|any
|storm
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0312
|Minun
|16
|41
|any
|storm
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
| rowspan="2" |0316
| rowspan="2" |Gulpin
| rowspan="2" |5
| rowspan="2" |30
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|3
|-
|uncommon
|1-2, 4-7
|-
| rowspan="2" |0317
| rowspan="2" |Swalot
| rowspan="2" |26
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|3
|-
|uncommon
|1-2, 4-7
|-
|0387
|Turtwig
|5
|32
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0388
|Grotle
|18
|41
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0389
|Torterra
|32
|53
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0417
|Pachirisu
|16
|41
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0446
|Munchlax
|24
|39
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
| rowspan="2" |0463
| rowspan="2" |Lickilicky
| rowspan="2" |34
| rowspan="2" |52
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|1
|-
|uncommon
|2-6
|-
|0498
|Tepig
|5
|31
|any
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0499
|Pignite
|17
|42
|any
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0500
|Emboar
|36
|53
|any
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0650
|Chespin
|5
|31
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0651
|Quilladin
|16
|41
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0652
|Chesnaught
|36
|53
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0777
|Togedemaru
|19
|44
|any
|storm
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0819
|Skwovet
|3
|28
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0820
|Greedent
|24
|46
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
| rowspan="2" |0877
| rowspan="2" |Morpeko
| rowspan="2" |19
| rowspan="2" |44
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|6
|-
|uncommon
|1-5
|}

==Birch Wildlife Scar==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Birch Wildlife Scar
| image = Birch Wildlife Scar 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Birch|Birch]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Birch Wildlife Scar''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate Birch. It resembles a dead, burnt patch of birch trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)!! Phase
|-
| rowspan="2" |0037
| rowspan="2" |Vulpix
| rowspan="2" |5
| rowspan="2" |30
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|1
|-
|uncommon
|2-7
|-
| rowspan="2" |0038
| rowspan="2" |Ninetales
| rowspan="2" |25
| rowspan="2" |51
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common
|1
|-
|uncommon
|2-7
|-
|0123
|Scyther
|25
|50
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0127
|Pinsir
|25
|50
|any
|any
|common
|2
|-
|0127
|Pinsir
|25
|50
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1, 3-7
|-
|0136
|Flareon
|28
|53
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|5
|31
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|17
|41
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|36
|53
|any
|any
|common
|3
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|16
|41
|night
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|16
|41
|night
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|36
|51
|night
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|36
|51
|night
|any
|common
|4
|-
|0434
|Stunky
|8
|33
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0435
|Skuntank
|34
|48
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0610
|Axew
|7
|32
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0611
|Fraxure
|38
|41
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0612
|Haxorus
|48
|54
|any
|any
|common
|5
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|3
|28
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|3
|28
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|17
|38
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|17
|38
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-5, 7
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|17
|38
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|17
|38
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-5, 7
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|35
|50
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|35
|50
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-5, 7
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|35
|50
|day
|any
|common
|6
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|35
|50
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-5, 7
|-
|0821
|Rookidee
|1
|25
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0821
|Rookidee
|1
|25
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0822
|Corvisquire
|18
|37
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0822
|Corvisquire
|18
|37
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0823
|Corviknight
|38
|50
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0823
|Corviknight
|38
|50
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0823
|Corviknight
|38
|50
|day
|any
|common
|7
|-
|0823
|Corviknight
|38
|50
|day
|any
|uncommon
|1-6
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|6
|31
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|36
|51
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|-
|0900
|Kleavor
|45
|50
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-7
|}

==Bug Mound==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Bug Mound
| image = Bug Mound 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Savanna|Savanna]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Bug Mound''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Savanna|Savanna]] biomes. It resembles a mound of dirt, mud and terracotta.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather !! Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0540
|Sewaddle
|
|
|any
|any
|common
|1
|-
|0541
|Swadloon
|
|
|any
|any
|common
|1
|-
|0542
|Leavanny
|
|
|any
|any
|common
|1
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0631
|Heatmor
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0632
|Durant
|
|
|any
|any
|common
|2-4
|-
|0757
|Salandit
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0758
|Salazzle
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0843
|Silicobra
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0844
|Sandaconda
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|
|
|any
|any
|uncommon
|1-4
|}

==Carved Ice Spikes==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Carved Ice Spikes
| image = Carved Ice Spikes 1.png
| biomes = Freezing
| blocks =
}}

'''Carved Ice Spikes''' are a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within freezing biomes. It resembles a spike of ice carved to include a small outcrop.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather !! Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|5-30
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|22-45
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0124
|Jynx
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0124
|Jynx
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0225
|Delibird
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0238
|Smoochum
|-
|0238
|Smoochum
|-
|0361
|Snorunt
|-
|0361
|Snorunt
|-
|0362
|Glalie
|-
|0362
|Glalie
|-
|0471
|Glaceon
|-
|0478
|Froslass
|-
|0478
|Froslass
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0582
|Vanillite
|
|
|-
|0583
|Vanillish
|
|
|-
|0584
|Vanilluxe
|
|
|-
|0615
|Cryogonal
|
|
|-
|0712
|Bergmite
|
|
|-
|0713
|Avalugg
|
|
|-
|0996
|Frigibax
|
|
|-
|0997
|Arctibax
|
|
|-
|0998
|Baxcalibur
|
|
|}
''^Regional-bias''

==Chorus Briar==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Chorus Briar
| image = Chorus Briar 1.png
| biomes = The End
| blocks =
}}

A '''Chorus Briar''' is a habitat feature found in [[minecraftwiki:The End|The End]]. It resembles a circular formation of [[minecraftwiki:Chorus Plant|Chorus Plants]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather !! Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0374
|Beldum
|-
|0375
|Metang
|-
|0376
|Metagross
|-
|0561
|Sigilyph
|-
|0577
|Solosis
|-
|0577
|Solosis
|-
|0578
|Duosion
|-
|0578
|Duosion
|-
|0579
|Reuniclus
|-
|0579
|Reuniclus
|-
|0605
|Elgyem
|-
|0606
|Beheeyem
|-
|0686
|Inkay
|-
|0686
|Inkay
|-
|0687
|Malamar
|-
|0687
|Malamar
|}

==Deep Roots==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Deep Root
| image = Deep Root 1.png
| biomes = Lush
| blocks =
}}

'''Deep Roots''' are a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within lush biomes. It resembles a huge, ancient tree with no canopy, covered in lush vegetation.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0046
|Paras
|-
|0046
|Paras
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0114
|Tangela
|-
|0455
|Carnivine
|-
|0465
|Tangrowth
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0540
|Sewaddle
|-
|0541
|Swadloon
|-
|0542
|Leavanny
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|-
|0597
|Ferroseed
|-
|0598
|Ferrothorn
|-
|0704
|Goomy
|-
|0705
|Sliggoo
|-
|0706
|Goodra
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0856
|Hatenna
|-
|0857
|Hattrem
|-
|0858
|Hatterene
|}

==Deep Sea Spire==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Deep Sea Spire
| image = Deep Sea Spire 1.png
| biomes = Temperate Oceans
| blocks =
}}

A '''Deep Sea Spire''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within temperate ocean biomes. It resembles a spike of coral and tuff.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0116
|Horsea
|-
|0116
|Horsea
|-
|0117
|Seadra
|-
|0117
|Seadra
|-
|0130
|Gyarados
|-
|0147
|Dratini
|-
|0148
|Dragonair
|-
|0149
|Dragonite
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0224
|Octillery
|-
|0230
|Kingdra
|-
|0230
|Kingdra
|-
|0319
|Sharpedo
|-
|0350
|Milotic
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0367
|Huntail
|-
|0367
|Huntail
|-
|0368
|Gorebyss
|-
|0368
|Gorebyss
|-
|0369
|Relicanth
|-
|0370
|Luvdisc
|-
|0370
|Luvdisc
|-
|0602
|Tynamo
|-
|0603
|Eelektrik
|-
|0604
|Eelektross
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0779
|Bruxish
|}

==Desert Oasis==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Desert Oasis
| image = Desert Oasis 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Sand|sand]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Desert Oasis''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate sand. It resembles an oasis surrounded by a patch of grass with acacia trees and occasionally sugar cane.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0084
|Doduo
|-
|0084
|Doduo
|-
|0085
|Dodrio
|-
|0085
|Dodrio
|-
|0111
|Rhyhorn
|-
|0111
|Rhyhorn
|-
|0112
|Rhydon
|-
|0112
|Rhydon
|-
|0115
|Kangaskhan
|-
|0158
|Totodile
|-
|0159
|Croconaw
|-
|0160
|Feraligatr
|-
|0203
|Girafarig
|-
|0203
|Girafarig
|-
|0231
|Phanpy
|-
|0231
|Phanpy
|-
|0232
|Donphan
|-
|0232
|Donphan
|-
|0357
|Tropius
|-
|0464
|Rhyperior
|-
|0464
|Rhyperior
|-
|0522
|Blitzle
|-
|0522
|Blitzle
|-
|0523
|Zebstrika
|-
|0523
|Zebstrika
|-
|0667
|Litleo
|-
|0668
|Pyroar
|-
|0668
|Pyroar
|-
|0668
|Pyroar
|-
|0878
|Cufant
|-
|0878
|Cufant
|-
|0879
|Copperajah
|-
|0879
|Copperajah
|-
|0955
|Flittle
|-
|0955
|Flittle
|-
|0956
|Espathra
|-
|0956
|Espathra
|-
|0981
|Farigiraf
|-
|0981
|Farigiraf
|}

==Desert Shaded Rock==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Desert Shaded Rock
| image = Desert Shaded Rock 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Sand|sand]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Desert Shaded Rock''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate sand. It resembles one or several large, sandstone rocks with an overhang.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0196
|Espeon
|-
|0197
|Umbreon
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0403
|Shinx
|-
|0404
|Luxio
|-
|0405
|Luxray
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0449
|Hippopotas
|-
|0450
|Hippowdon
|-
|0452
|Drapion
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0551
|Sandile
|-
|0552
|Krokorok
|-
|0553
|Krookodile
|-
|0559
|Scraggy
|-
|0559
|Scraggy
|-
|0560
|Scrafty
|-
|0560
|Scrafty
|-
|0629
|Vullaby
|-
|0629
|Vullaby
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|-
|0950
|Klawf
|}

==Drifting Iceberg==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Drifting Iceberg
| image = Drifting Iceberg 1.png
| biomes = Temperate Oceans
| blocks =
}}

A '''Drifting Iceberg''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within temperate ocean biomes. It resembles an iceberg floating on the ocean surface.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0086
|Seel
|-
|0086
|Seel
|-
|0086
|Seel
|-
|0086
|Seel
|-
|0087
|Dewgong
|-
|0087
|Dewgong
|-
|0087
|Dewgong
|-
|0087
|Dewgong
|-
|0131
|Lapras
|-
|0363
|Spheal
|-
|0363
|Spheal
|-
|0363
|Spheal
|-
|0363
|Spheal
|-
|0364
|Sealeo
|-
|0364
|Sealeo
|-
|0364
|Sealeo
|-
|0364
|Sealeo
|-
|0365
|Walrein
|-
|0365
|Walrein
|-
|0365
|Walrein
|-
|0365
|Walrein
|-
|0393
|Piplup
|-
|0393
|Piplup
|-
|0394
|Prinplup
|-
|0394
|Prinplup
|-
|0395
|Empoleon
|-
|0395
|Empoleon
|-
|0614
|Beartic
|-
|0712
|Bergmite
|-
|0712
|Bergmite
|-
|0713
|Avalugg
|-
|0713
|Avalugg
|-
|0875
|Eiscue
|-
|0875
|Eiscue
|-
|0875
|Eiscue
|-
|0875
|Eiscue
|}

==Earthen Hive==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Earthen Hive
| image = Earthen Hive 1.png
| biomes = Dripstone biomes
| blocks =
}}

An '''Earthen Hive''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within dripstone biomes. It resembles a large, connected system of dirt and mud, much like a wasp hive.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0041
|Zubat
|-
|0042
|Golbat
|-
|0050
|Diglett
|-
|0050
|Diglett
|-
|0051
|Dugtrio
|-
|0051
|Dugtrio
|-
|0169
|Crobat
|-
|0206
|Dunsparce
|-
|0206
|Dunsparce
|-
|0293
|Whismur
|-
|0529
|Drilbur
|-
|0530
|Excadrill
|-
|0632
|Durant
|-
|0714
|Noibat
|-
|0715
|Noivern
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|-
|0982
|Dudunsparce
|-
|0982
|Dudunsparce
|-
|0982
|Dudunsparce
|-
|0982
|Dudunsparce
|}

==Exposed Geode==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Exposed Geode
| image = Exposed Geode 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]]
| blocks =
}}

An '''Exposed Geode''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] underground. It resembles an exposed half of an [[minecraftwiki:Amethyst Geode|amethyst geode]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0200
|Misdreavus
|-
|0302
|Sableye
|-
|0302
|Sableye
|-
|0429
|Mismagius
|-
|0443
|Gible
|-
|0444
|Gabite
|-
|0445
|Garchomp
|-
|0633
|Deino
|-
|0634
|Zweilous
|-
|0635
|Hydreigon
|-
|0703
|Carbink
|-
|0703
|Carbink
|-
|0714
|Noibat
|-
|0714
|Noibat
|-
|0715
|Noivern
|-
|0715
|Noivern
|-
|0957
|Tinkatink
|-
|0958
|Tinkatuff
|-
|0959
|Tinkaton
|-
|0969
|Glimmet
|-
|0969
|Glimmet
|-
|0970
|Glimmora
|-
|0970
|Glimmora
|}

==Fae Mound==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Fae Mound
| image = Fae Mound 1.png
| biomes = Magical biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Fae Mound''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within magical biomes. It resembles a mound of dirt and mycelium covered in vegetation.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0077
|Ponyta
|-
|0077
|Ponyta
|-
|0078
|Rapidash
|-
|0078
|Rapidash
|-
|0175
|Togepi
|-
|0175
|Togepi
|-
|0176
|Togetic
|-
|0176
|Togetic
|-
|0280
|Ralts
|-
|0280
|Ralts
|-
|0281
|Kirlia
|-
|0281
|Kirlia
|-
|0282
|Gardevoir
|-
|0282
|Gardevoir
|-
|0315
|Roselia
|-
|0315
|Roselia
|-
|0406
|Budew
|-
|0406
|Budew
|-
|0407
|Roserade
|-
|0407
|Roserade
|-
|0468
|Togekiss
|-
|0468
|Togekiss
|-
|0475
|Gallade
|-
|0475
|Gallade
|-
|0531
|Audino
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0574
|Gothita
|-
|0575
|Gothorita
|-
|0576
|Gothitelle
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0682
|Spritzee
|-
|0683
|Aromatisse
|-
|0700
|Sylveon
|-
|0742
|Cutiefly
|-
|0743
|Ribombee
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0764
|Comfey
|-
|0856
|Hatenna
|-
|0856
|Hatenna
|-
|0857
|Hattrem
|-
|0857
|Hattrem
|-
|0858
|Hatterene
|-
|0858
|Hatterene
|-
|0859
|Impidimp
|-
|0859
|Impidimp
|-
|0860
|Morgrem
|-
|0860
|Morgrem
|-
|0861
|Grimmsnarl
|-
|0861
|Grimmsnarl
|-
|0906
|Sprigatito
|-
|0907
|Floragato
|-
|0908
|Meowscarada
|}

==Flowerbed Clearing==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Flowerbed Clearing
| image = Flowerbed Clearing 1.png
| biomes = Floral biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Flowerbed Clearing''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within floral biomes. It resembles a clearing of a variety of flowers, sometimes also growing oak trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0001
|Bulbasaur
|-
|0002
|Ivysaur
|-
|0003
|Venusaur
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0043
|Oddish
|-
|0043
|Oddish
|-
|0044
|Gloom
|-
|0044
|Gloom
|-
|0045
|Vileplume
|-
|0045
|Vileplume
|-
|0133
|Eevee
|-
|0182
|Bellossom
|-
|0182
|Bellossom
|-
|0187
|Hoppip
|-
|0188
|Skiploom
|-
|0189
|Jumpluff
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0315
|Roselia
|-
|0315
|Roselia
|-
|0406
|Budew
|-
|0406
|Budew
|-
|0407
|Roserade
|-
|0407
|Roserade
|-
|0470
|Leafeon
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0664
|Scatterbug
|-
|0665
|Spewpa
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0742
|Cutiefly
|-
|0743
|Ribombee
|-
|0764
|Comfey
|-
|0829
|Gossifleur
|-
|0830
|Eldegoss
|}

==Freshwater Pond==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Freshwater Pond
| image = Freshwater Pond 1.png
| biomes = Temperate biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Freshwater Pond''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within temperate biomes. It resembles a small, shallow pond with lily pads within it.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0007
|Squirtle
|-
|0007
|Squirtle
|-
|0008
|Wartortle
|-
|0008
|Wartortle
|-
|0009
|Blastoise
|-
|0009
|Blastoise
|-
|0054
|Psyduck
|-
|0054
|Psyduck
|-
|0055
|Golduck
|-
|0055
|Golduck
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0083
|Farfetchd
|-
|0083
|Farfetchd
|-
|0083
|Farfetchd
|-
|0083
|Farfetchd
|-
|0118
|Goldeen
|-
|0119
|Seaking
|-
|0183
|Marill
|-
|0183
|Marill
|-
|0184
|Azumarill
|-
|0184
|Azumarill
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0270
|Lotad
|-
|0270
|Lotad
|-
|0270
|Lotad
|-
|0270
|Lotad
|-
|0271
|Lombre
|-
|0271
|Lombre
|-
|0271
|Lombre
|-
|0271
|Lombre
|-
|0272
|Ludicolo
|-
|0272
|Ludicolo
|-
|0272
|Ludicolo
|-
|0272
|Ludicolo
|-
|0283
|Surskit
|-
|0284
|Masquerain
|-
|0298
|Azurill
|-
|0298
|Azurill
|-
|0313
|Volbeat
|-
|0313
|Volbeat
|-
|0313
|Volbeat
|-
|0313
|Volbeat
|-
|0314
|Illumise
|-
|0314
|Illumise
|-
|0314
|Illumise
|-
|0314
|Illumise
|-
|0341
|Corphish
|-
|0342
|Crawdaunt
|-
|0550
|Basculin
|-
|0550
|Basculin
|-
|0550
|Basculin
|-
|0550
|Basculin
|-
|0580
|Ducklett
|-
|0580
|Ducklett
|-
|0580
|Ducklett
|-
|0580
|Ducklett
|-
|0581
|Swanna
|-
|0581
|Swanna
|-
|0581
|Swanna
|-
|0581
|Swanna
|-
|0751
|Dewpider
|-
|0752
|Araquanid
|-
|0912
|Quaxly
|-
|0913
|Quaxwell
|-
|0914
|Quaquaval
|-
|0938
|Tadbulb
|-
|0938
|Tadbulb
|-
|0938
|Tadbulb
|-
|0938
|Tadbulb
|-
|0939
|Bellibolt
|-
|0939
|Bellibolt
|}

==Fungal Dwelling==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Fungal Dwelling
| image = Fungal Dwelling 1.png
| biomes = Magical biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Fungal Dwelling''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within magical biomes. It resembles a small basalt cavern covered in mushrooms and moss.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon
!Min. Level!! Max. Level !! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0046
|Paras
|-
|0046
|Paras
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0048
|Venonat
|-
|0048
|Venonat
|-
|0049
|Venomoth
|-
|0049
|Venomoth
|-
|0197
|Umbreon
|-
|0285
|Shroomish
|-
|0285
|Shroomish
|-
|0286
|Breloom
|-
|0286
|Breloom
|-
|0590
|Foongus
|-
|0590
|Foongus
|-
|0591
|Amoonguss
|-
|0591
|Amoonguss
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|}

==Lost Cave Ruins==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Lost Cave Ruins
| image = Lost Cave Ruins 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Lost Cave Ruins''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] underground. It resembles an abandoned, man-made structure similar in appearance to [[Ruins]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0202
|Wobbuffet
|-
|0202
|Wobbuffet
|-
|0303
|Mawile
|-
|0343
|Baltoy
|-
|0344
|Claydol
|-
|0355
|Duskull
|-
|0355
|Duskull
|-
|0356
|Dusclops
|-
|0356
|Dusclops
|-
|0360
|Wynaut
|-
|0360
|Wynaut
|-
|0436
|Bronzor
|-
|0437
|Bronzong
|-
|0442
|Spiritomb
|-
|0477
|Dusknoir
|-
|0477
|Dusknoir
|-
|0561
|Sigilyph
|-
|0562
|Yamask
|-
|0622
|Golett
|-
|0623
|Golurk
|-
|0679
|Honedge
|-
|0680
|Doublade
|-
|0681
|Aegislash
|-
|0867
|Runerigus
|-
|0957
|Tinkatink
|-
|0957
|Tinkatink
|-
|0958
|Tinkatuff
|-
|0958
|Tinkatuff
|-
|0959
|Tinkaton
|-
|0959
|Tinkaton
|-
|0971
|Greavard
|-
|0971
|Greavard
|-
|0972
|Houndstone
|-
|0972
|Houndstone
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|}

==Lush Canopy==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Lush Canopy
| image = Lush Canopy 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Lush Canopy''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|jungle]] biomes. It resembles a small water feature with a jungle tree and bamboo growing nearby.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0013
|Weedle
|-
|0014
|Kakuna
|-
|0015
|Beedrill
|-
|0015
|Beedrill
|-
|0123
|Scyther
|-
|0123
|Scyther
|-
|0190
|Aipom
|-
|0212
|Scizor
|-
|0212
|Scizor
|-
|0214
|Heracross
|-
|0214
|Heracross
|-
|0252
|Treecko
|-
|0253
|Grovyle
|-
|0254
|Sceptile
|-
|0333
|Swablu
|-
|0333
|Swablu
|-
|0334
|Altaria
|-
|0334
|Altaria
|-
|0352
|Kecleon
|-
|0357
|Tropius
|-
|0357
|Tropius
|-
|0424
|Ambipom
|-
|0441
|Chatot
|-
|0441
|Chatot
|-
|0441
|Chatot
|-
|0441
|Chatot
|-
|0495
|Snivy
|-
|0496
|Servine
|-
|0497
|Serperior
|-
|0511
|Pansage
|-
|0511
|Pansage
|-
|0512
|Simisage
|-
|0512
|Simisage
|-
|0515
|Panpour
|-
|0515
|Panpour
|-
|0516
|Simipour
|-
|0516
|Simipour
|-
|0527
|Woobat
|-
|0527
|Woobat
|-
|0527
|Woobat
|-
|0527
|Woobat
|-
|0528
|Swoobat
|-
|0528
|Swoobat
|-
|0528
|Swoobat
|-
|0528
|Swoobat
|-
|0587
|Emolga
|-
|0587
|Emolga
|-
|0722
|Rowlet
|-
|0722
|Rowlet
|-
|0723
|Dartrix
|-
|0723
|Dartrix
|-
|0724
|Decidueye
|-
|0724
|Decidueye
|-
|0731
|Pikipek
|-
|0731
|Pikipek
|-
|0732
|Trumbeak
|-
|0732
|Trumbeak
|-
|0733
|Toucannon
|-
|0733
|Toucannon
|-
|0765
|Oranguru
|-
|0766
|Passimian
|-
|0766
|Passimian
|-
|0810
|Grookey
|-
|0811
|Thwackey
|-
|0812
|Rillaboom
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|-
|0931
|Squawkabilly
|}

==Lush Cenote==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Lush Cenote
| image = Lush Cenote 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Lush Cenote''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|jungle]] biomes. It resembles a small, open roof cavern lake, with patches of coral within.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0147
|Dratini
|-
|0148
|Dragonair
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0195
|Quagsire
|-
|0339
|Barboach
|-
|0340
|Whiscash
|-
|0349
|Feebas
|-
|0350
|Milotic
|-
|0350
|Milotic
|-
|0369
|Relicanth
|-
|0370
|Luvdisc
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0456
|Finneon
|-
|0457
|Lumineon
|-
|0767
|Wimpod
|-
|0767
|Wimpod
|-
|0768
|Golisopod
|-
|0768
|Golisopod
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|}

==Lush Peat Bog==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Lush Peat Bog
| image = Lush Peat Bog 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Lush Peat Bog''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|jungle]] biomes. It resembles a small set of muddy ponds surrounded by lush, jungle vegetation.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0158
|Totodile
|-
|0158
|Totodile
|-
|0159
|Croconaw
|-
|0159
|Croconaw
|-
|0160
|Feraligatr
|-
|0160
|Feraligatr
|-
|0193
|Yanma
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0195
|Quagsire
|-
|0195
|Quagsire
|-
|0195
|Quagsire
|-
|0195
|Quagsire
|-
|0339
|Barboach
|-
|0340
|Whiscash
|-
|0341
|Corphish
|-
|0341
|Corphish
|-
|0342
|Crawdaunt
|-
|0342
|Crawdaunt
|-
|0453
|Croagunk
|-
|0453
|Croagunk
|-
|0454
|Toxicroak
|-
|0454
|Toxicroak
|-
|0469
|Yanmega
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0618
|Stunfisk
|-
|0704
|Goomy
|-
|0705
|Sliggoo
|-
|0706
|Goodra
|-
|0816
|Sobble
|-
|0816
|Sobble
|-
|0817
|Drizzile
|-
|0817
|Drizzile
|-
|0818
|Inteleon
|-
|0818
|Inteleon
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|}

==Meteorite Impact==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Meteorite Impact
| image = Meteorite Impact 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Badlands|Badlands]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Meteorite Impact''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Badlands|Badlands]] biomes. It resembles an impact site of a deepslate meteorite. The meteorite also occasionally contains [[Evolution Stone Ore|Moon Stone Ore]] and [[Evolution Stone Block|Moon Stone Blocks]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0035
|Clefairy
|-
|0036
|Clefable
|-
|0039
|Jigglypuff
|-
|0040
|Wigglytuff
|-
|0081
|Magnemite
|-
|0082
|Magneton
|-
|0173
|Cleffa
|-
|0174
|Igglybuff
|-
|0337
|Lunatone
|-
|0337
|Lunatone
|-
|0338
|Solrock
|-
|0338
|Solrock
|-
|0374
|Beldum
|-
|0375
|Metang
|-
|0376
|Metagross
|-
|0462
|Magnezone
|-
|0577
|Solosis
|-
|0578
|Duosion
|-
|0579
|Reuniclus
|-
|0605
|Elgyem
|-
|0605
|Elgyem
|-
|0606
|Beheeyem
|-
|0606
|Beheeyem
|-
|0774
|Minior
|-
|0774
|Minior
|}

==Natural Lightning Rod==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Natural Lightning Rod
| image = Natural Lightning Rod Large 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Mountain|Mountains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Natural Lightning Rod''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Mountain|mountain]] biomes. It resembles a spike of stone and copper ore, with the tip of the spike being covered in raw copper blocks.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0074
|Geodude
|-
|0074
|Geodude
|-
|0075
|Graveler
|-
|0075
|Graveler
|-
|0076
|Golem
|-
|0076
|Golem
|-
|0081
|Magnemite
|-
|0081
|Magnemite
|-
|0082
|Magneton
|-
|0082
|Magneton
|-
|0125
|Electabuzz
|-
|0125
|Electabuzz
|-
|0135
|Jolteon
|-
|0239
|Elekid
|-
|0239
|Elekid
|-
|0299
|Nosepass
|-
|0299
|Nosepass
|-
|0309
|Electrike
|-
|0309
|Electrike
|-
|0310
|Manectric
|-
|0310
|Manectric
|-
|0374
|Beldum
|-
|0375
|Metang
|-
|0376
|Metagross
|-
|0462
|Magnezone
|-
|0462
|Magnezone
|-
|0466
|Electivire
|-
|0466
|Electivire
|-
|0476
|Probopass
|-
|0476
|Probopass
|-
|0524
|Roggenrola
|-
|0524
|Roggenrola
|-
|0525
|Boldore
|-
|0525
|Boldore
|-
|0526
|Gigalith
|-
|0526
|Gigalith
|-
|0599
|Klink
|-
|0599
|Klink
|-
|0600
|Klang
|-
|0600
|Klang
|-
|0601
|Klinklang
|-
|0601
|Klinklang
|}

==Oak Wildlife Scar==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Oak Wildlife Scar
| image = Oak Wildlife Scar 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Oak|Oak]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

An '''Oak Wildlife Scar''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate oak. It resembles a dead, burnt patch of oak trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0123
|Scyther
|-
|0127
|Pinsir
|-
|0127
|Pinsir
|-
|0136
|Flareon
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|-
|0185
|Sudowoodo
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0273
|Seedot
|-
|0273
|Seedot
|-
|0274
|Nuzleaf
|-
|0274
|Nuzleaf
|-
|0275
|Shiftry
|-
|0275
|Shiftry
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0434
|Stunky
|-
|0435
|Skuntank
|-
|0438
|Bonsly
|-
|0610
|Axew
|-
|0611
|Fraxure
|-
|0612
|Haxorus
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|-
|0900
|Kleavor
|}

==Parched Peat Bog==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Parched Peat Bog
| image = Parched Peat Bog 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Grassland|Grassland]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Parched Peat Bog''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Grassland|grassland]] biomes. It resembles spotty, small sets of muddy ponds surrounded by sparse, dying vegetation and occasional mangrove trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0158
|Totodile
|-
|0158
|Totodile
|-
|0159
|Croconaw
|-
|0159
|Croconaw
|-
|0160
|Feraligatr
|-
|0160
|Feraligatr
|-
|0193
|Yanma
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0258
|Mudkip
|-
|0258
|Mudkip
|-
|0259
|Marshtomp
|-
|0259
|Marshtomp
|-
|0260
|Swampert
|-
|0260
|Swampert
|-
|0339
|Barboach
|-
|0340
|Whiscash
|-
|0341
|Corphish
|-
|0341
|Corphish
|-
|0342
|Crawdaunt
|-
|0342
|Crawdaunt
|-
|0469
|Yanmega
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0618
|Stunfisk
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0833
|Chewtle
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0834
|Drednaw
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0973
|Flamigo
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|}

==Pink Flowerbed Clearing==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Pink Flowerbed Clearing
| image = Pink Flowerbed Clearing 1.png
| biomes = Floral
| blocks =
}}

A '''Pink Flowerbed Clearing''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within floral biomes. It resembles a clearing of pink petals, sometimes also growing cherry trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0039
|Jigglypuff
|-
|0039
|Jigglypuff
|-
|0040
|Wigglytuff
|-
|0040
|Wigglytuff
|-
|0077
|Ponyta
|-
|0077
|Ponyta
|-
|0078
|Rapidash
|-
|0078
|Rapidash
|-
|0113
|Chansey
|-
|0152
|Chikorita
|-
|0153
|Bayleef
|-
|0154
|Meganium
|-
|0174
|Igglybuff
|-
|0174
|Igglybuff
|-
|0175
|Togepi
|-
|0175
|Togepi
|-
|0176
|Togetic
|-
|0176
|Togetic
|-
|0242
|Blissey
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0420
|Cherubi
|-
|0420
|Cherubi
|-
|0421
|Cherrim
|-
|0421
|Cherrim
|-
|0440
|Happiny
|-
|0468
|Togekiss
|-
|0468
|Togekiss
|-
|0531
|Audino
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0548
|Petilil
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0549
|Lilligant
|-
|0664
|Scatterbug
|-
|0665
|Spewpa
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0669
|Flabebe
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0670
|Floette
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0671
|Florges
|-
|0700
|Sylveon
|-
|0742
|Cutiefly
|-
|0743
|Ribombee
|-
|0753
|Fomantis
|-
|0753
|Fomantis
|-
|0754
|Lurantis
|-
|0754
|Lurantis
|}

==Quartz Spikes==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Quartz Spikes
| image = Quartz Spikes 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

'''Quartz Spikes''' are a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles several spikes of netherrack containing huge clusters of nether quartz ore, with the tip of the spikes being covered in smooth quartz.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0058
|Growlithe
|-
|0058
|Growlithe
|-
|0059
|Arcanine
|-
|0059
|Arcanine
|-
|0126
|Magmar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0207
|Gligar
|-
|0227
|Houndoom
|-
|0228
|Houndour
|-
|0240
|Magby
|-
|0322
|Numel
|-
|0322
|Numel
|-
|0323
|Camerupt
|-
|0323
|Camerupt
|-
|0467
|Magmortar
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0472
|Gliscor
|-
|0667
|Litleo
|-
|0668
|Pyroar
|-
|0668
|Pyroar
|-
|0703
|Carbink
|-
|0884
|Duraludon
|-
|0932
|Nacli
|-
|0932
|Nacli
|-
|0933
|Naclstack
|-
|0933
|Naclstack
|-
|0934
|Garganacl
|-
|0934
|Garganacl
|-
|1018
|Archaludon
|}

==Reclaimed Desert Monument==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Reclaimed Desert Monument
| image = Reclaimed Desert Monument 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Sand|sand]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Reclaimed Desert Monument''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate sand. It resembles an abandoned, man-made structure made from sandstone. It occasionally also contains decorated pots, flower pots and [[Relic Coin|relic coin pouches]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0063
|Abra
|-
|0064
|Kadabra
|-
|0065
|Alakazam
|-
|0136
|Flareon
|-
|0177
|Natu
|-
|0177
|Natu
|-
|0178
|Xatu
|-
|0178
|Xatu
|-
|0343
|Baltoy
|-
|0344
|Claydol
|-
|0403
|Shinx
|-
|0404
|Luxio
|-
|0405
|Luxray
|-
|0442
|Spiritomb
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0559
|Scraggy
|-
|0560
|Scrafty
|-
|0561
|Sigilyph
|-
|0562
|Yamask
|-
|0563
|Cofagrigus
|-
|0622
|Golett
|-
|0623
|Golurk
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|-
|0653
|Fennekin
|-
|0654
|Braixen
|-
|0655
|Delphox
|-
|0854
|Sinistea
|-
|0854
|Sinistea
|-
|0855
|Polteageist
|-
|0855
|Polteageist
|-
|0870
|Falinks
|-
|0870
|Falinks
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|}

==Reclaimed Lush Monument==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Reclaimed Lush Monument
| image = Reclaimed Lush Monument 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Reclaimed Lush Monument''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|jungle]] biomes. It resembles an abandoned, man-made structure made from stone bricks. It occasionally also contains decorated pots, flower pots, [[Relic Coin|relic coin pouches]] and [[Gimmighoul Chest|Gimmighoul chests]] containing loot.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0056
|Mankey
|-
|0056
|Mankey
|-
|0057
|Primeape
|-
|0057
|Primeape
|-
|0058
|Growlithe
|-
|0058
|Growlithe
|-
|0059
|Arcanine
|-
|0059
|Arcanine
|-
|0177
|Natu
|-
|0177
|Natu
|-
|0178
|Xatu
|-
|0178
|Xatu
|-
|0390
|Chimchar
|-
|0391
|Monferno
|-
|0392
|Infernape
|-
|0436
|Bronzor
|-
|0437
|Bronzong
|-
|0442
|Spiritomb
|-
|0495
|Snivy
|-
|0496
|Servine
|-
|0497
|Serperior
|-
|0511
|Pansage
|-
|0511
|Pansage
|-
|0512
|Simisage
|-
|0512
|Simisage
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0561
|Sigilyph
|-
|0562
|Yamask
|-
|0622
|Golett
|-
|0623
|Golurk
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|-
|0701
|Hawlucha
|-
|0782
|Jangmoo
|-
|0783
|Hakamoo
|-
|0784
|Kommoo
|-
|0867
|Runerigus
|-
|0979
|Annihilape
|-
|0979
|Annihilape
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|}

==Rocky Outcrop==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Rocky Outcrop
| image = Rocky Outcrop 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Mountains|Mountain]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Rocky Outcrop''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Mountains|mountain]] biomes. It resembles a large rock with an outcropping within, along with a small section of dripstone.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0004
|Charmander
|-
|0005
|Charmeleon
|-
|0006
|Charizard
|-
|0058
|Growlithe
|-
|0059
|Arcanine
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0227
|Skarmory
|-
|0246
|Larvitar
|-
|0247
|Pupitar
|-
|0248
|Tyranitar
|-
|0304
|Aron
|-
|0304
|Aron
|-
|0305
|Lairon
|-
|0305
|Lairon
|-
|0306
|Aggron
|-
|0306
|Aggron
|-
|0371
|Bagon
|-
|0372
|Shelgon
|-
|0373
|Salamence
|-
|0447
|Riolu
|-
|0447
|Riolu
|-
|0448
|Lucario
|-
|0448
|Lucario
|-
|0619
|Mienfoo
|-
|0619
|Mienfoo
|-
|0620
|Mienshao
|-
|0620
|Mienshao
|-
|0627
|Rufflet
|-
|0628
|Braviary
|-
|0628
|Braviary
|-
|0780
|Drampa
|-
|0884
|Duraludon
|-
|0957
|Tinkatink
|-
|0958
|Tinkatuff
|-
|0959
|Tinkaton
|-
|1018
|Archaludon
|}

==Rocky Tidepool==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Rocky Tidepool
| image = Rocky Tidepool 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Stony Shore|Stony Shore]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Rocky Tidepool''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Stony Shore|stony shore]] biomes. It resembles a tidepool surrounded by gravel, dripstone and dead coral.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0090
|Shellder
|-
|0090
|Shellder
|-
|0091
|Cloyster
|-
|0091
|Cloyster
|-
|0098
|Krabby
|-
|0098
|Krabby
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0134
|Vaporeon
|-
|0134
|Vaporeon
|-
|0213
|Shuckle
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0501
|Oshawott
|-
|0501
|Oshawott
|-
|0502
|Dewott
|-
|0502
|Dewott
|-
|0503
|Samurott
|-
|0503
|Samurott
|-
|0688
|Binacle
|-
|0688
|Binacle
|-
|0689
|Barbaracle
|-
|0689
|Barbaracle
|-
|0728
|Popplio
|-
|0728
|Popplio
|-
|0729
|Brionne
|-
|0729
|Brionne
|-
|0730
|Primarina
|-
|0730
|Primarina
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0871
|Pincurchin
|-
|0871
|Pincurchin
|-
|0871
|Pincurchin
|-
|0871
|Pincurchin
|-
|0885
|Dreepy
|-
|0885
|Dreepy
|-
|0886
|Drakloak
|-
|0886
|Drakloak
|-
|0887
|Dragapult
|-
|0887
|Dragapult
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|}

==Root Nursery==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Root Nursery
| image = Root Nursery 3.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Swamp|Swamp]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Root Nursery''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Swamp|Swamp]] biomes. It resembles a huge growth of roots within a bog, with a small outcrop within the roots. It can also occasionally be found growing [[Big Root]] and [[Big Root|Energy Root]].

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0060
|Poliwag
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0061
|Poliwhirl
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0062
|Poliwrath
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0186
|Politoed
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0194
|Wooper
|-
|0258
|Mudkip
|-
|0258
|Mudkip
|-
|0259
|Marshtomp
|-
|0259
|Marshtomp
|-
|0260
|Swampert
|-
|0260
|Swampert
|-
|0399
|Bidoof
|-
|0399
|Bidoof
|-
|0400
|Bibarel
|-
|0400
|Bibarel
|-
|0418
|Buizel
|-
|0418
|Buizel
|-
|0418
|Buizel
|-
|0418
|Buizel
|-
|0419
|Floatzel
|-
|0419
|Floatzel
|-
|0419
|Floatzel
|-
|0419
|Floatzel
|-
|0455
|Carnivine
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0535
|Tympole
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0536
|Palpitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0537
|Seismitoad
|-
|0618
|Stunfisk
|-
|0704
|Goomy
|-
|0705
|Sliggoo
|-
|0706
|Goodra
|-
|0938
|Tadbulb
|-
|0939
|Bellibolt
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|-
|0980
|Clodsire
|}

==Snowy Burrow==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Snowy Burrow
| image = Snowy Burrow 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Snowy Burrow''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]] biomes. It resembles a small burrow within the snow, as either a mound or a pit.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0161
|Sentret
|-
|0162
|Furret
|-
|0220
|Swinub
|-
|0221
|Piloswine
|-
|0361
|Snorunt
|-
|0361
|Snorunt
|-
|0362
|Glalie
|-
|0362
|Glalie
|-
|0427
|Buneary
|-
|0427
|Buneary
|-
|0428
|Lopunny
|-
|0428
|Lopunny
|-
|0471
|Glaceon
|-
|0473
|Mamoswine
|-
|0478
|Froslass
|-
|0478
|Froslass
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0613
|Cubchoo
|-
|0613
|Cubchoo
|-
|0614
|Beartic
|-
|0614
|Beartic
|-
|0813
|Scorbunny
|-
|0814
|Raboot
|-
|0815
|Cinderace
|}

==Snowy Grotto==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Snowy Grotto
| image = Snowy Grotto 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Snowy Grotto''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]] biomes. It resembles a small burrow within the snow hidden underneath a cluster of spruce trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|-
|0161
|Sentret
|-
|0162
|Furret
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0204
|Pineco
|-
|0205
|Forretress
|-
|0216
|Teddiursa
|-
|0216
|Teddiursa
|-
|0217
|Ursaring
|-
|0217
|Ursaring
|-
|0263
|Zigzagoon
|-
|0263
|Zigzagoon
|-
|0264
|Linoone
|-
|0264
|Linoone
|-
|0280
|Ralts
|-
|0280
|Ralts
|-
|0281
|Kirlia
|-
|0281
|Kirlia
|-
|0282
|Gardevoir
|-
|0282
|Gardevoir
|-
|0359
|Absol
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0459
|Snover
|-
|0460
|Abomasnow
|-
|0471
|Glaceon
|-
|0475
|Gallade
|-
|0475
|Gallade
|-
|0570
|Zorua
|-
|0570
|Zorua
|-
|0571
|Zoroark
|-
|0571
|Zoroark
|-
|0744
|Rockruff
|-
|0744
|Rockruff
|-
|0744
|Rockruff
|-
|0744
|Rockruff
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0745
|Lycanroc
|-
|0862
|Obstagoon
|-
|0862
|Obstagoon
|-
|0872
|Snom
|-
|0873
|Frosmoth
|-
|0901
|Ursaluna
|-
|0901
|Ursaluna
|}

==Snowy Thermal Vent==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Snowy Thermal Vent
| image = Snowy Thermal Vent 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Snowy Thermal Vent''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Snowy Plains|Snowy Plains]] biomes. It resembles an outcrop of basalt pools containing magma blocks within the snow.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0056
|Mankey
|-
|0056
|Mankey
|-
|0057
|Primeape
|-
|0057
|Primeape
|-
|0066
|Machop
|-
|0067
|Machoke
|-
|0068
|Machamp
|-
|0109
|Koffing
|-
|0110
|Weezing
|-
|0220
|Swinub
|-
|0221
|Piloswine
|-
|0296
|Makuhita
|-
|0297
|Hariyama
|-
|0307
|Meditite
|-
|0308
|Medicham
|-
|0324
|Torkoal
|-
|0351
|Castform
|-
|0390
|Chimchar
|-
|0391
|Monferno
|-
|0392
|Infernape
|-
|0473
|Mamoswine
|-
|0513
|Pansear
|-
|0513
|Pansear
|-
|0514
|Simisear
|-
|0514
|Simisear
|-
|0515
|Panpour
|-
|0515
|Panpour
|-
|0516
|Simipour
|-
|0516
|Simipour
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0554
|Darumaka
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0555
|Darmanitan
|-
|0626
|Bouffalant
|-
|0739
|Crabrawler
|-
|0739
|Crabrawler
|-
|0740
|Crabominable
|-
|0740
|Crabominable
|-
|0979
|Annihilape
|-
|0979
|Annihilape
|}

==Spruce Wildlife Scar==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Spruce Wildlife Scar
| image = Spruce Wildlife Scar 1.png
| biomes = Any [[minecraftwiki:Oak|Oak]] biomes
| blocks =
}}

A '''Spruce Wildlife Scar''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within any biomes which generate spruce. It resembles a dead, burnt patch of spruce trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0037
|Vulpix
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0038
|Ninetales
|-
|0123
|Scyther
|-
|0136
|Flareon
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0198
|Murkrow
|-
|0204
|Pineco
|-
|0205
|Forretress
|-
|0215
|Sneasel
|-
|0215
|Sneasel
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0430
|Honchkrow
|-
|0434
|Stunky
|-
|0435
|Skuntank
|-
|0461
|Weavile
|-
|0461
|Weavile
|-
|0610
|Axew
|-
|0611
|Fraxure
|-
|0612
|Haxorus
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0900
|Kleavor
|}

==Sandpit Clearing==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Sandpit Clearing
| image = Sandpit Clearing 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Plains|Plains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Sandpit Clearing''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Plains|plains]] biomes. It resembles a small dip in the ground filled with sand and sandstone, occasionally containing dead bushes or stone.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0021
|Spearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0022
|Fearow
|-
|0023
|Ekans
|-
|0024
|Arbok
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0050
|Diglett
|-
|0051
|Dugtrio
|-
|0104
|Cubone
|-
|0105
|Marowak
|-
|0231
|Phanpy
|-
|0231
|Phanpy
|-
|0232
|Donphan
|-
|0232
|Donphan
|-
|0322
|Numel
|-
|0323
|Camerupt
|-
|0328
|Trapinch
|-
|0328
|Trapinch
|-
|0529
|Drilbur
|-
|0529
|Drilbur
|-
|0530
|Excadrill
|-
|0530
|Excadrill
|-
|0694
|Helioptile
|-
|0694
|Helioptile
|-
|0695
|Heliolisk
|-
|0695
|Heliolisk
|-
|0749
|Mudbray
|-
|0749
|Mudbray
|-
|0750
|Mudsdale
|-
|0750
|Mudsdale
|-
|0769
|Sandygast
|-
|0770
|Palossand
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|}

==Sunscorched Clearing==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Sunscorched Clearing
| image = Sunscorched Clearing 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Savanna|Savanna]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Sunscorched Clearing''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Savanna|savanna]] biomes. It resembles a small dip or pit in the ground filled with red sand and sand, occasionally containing dead bushes or terracotta.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0027
|Sandshrew
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0028
|Sandslash
|-
|0050
|Diglett
|-
|0051
|Dugtrio
|-
|0104
|Cubone
|-
|0104
|Cubone
|-
|0105
|Marowak
|-
|0105
|Marowak
|-
|0231
|Phanpy
|-
|0232
|Donphan
|-
|0328
|Trapinch
|-
|0328
|Trapinch
|-
|0331
|Cacnea
|-
|0332
|Cacturne
|-
|0449
|Hippopotas
|-
|0450
|Hippowdon
|-
|0451
|Skorupi
|-
|0452
|Drapion
|-
|0551
|Sandile
|-
|0551
|Sandile
|-
|0552
|Krokorok
|-
|0552
|Krokorok
|-
|0553
|Krookodile
|-
|0553
|Krookodile
|-
|0556
|Maractus
|-
|0653
|Fennekin
|-
|0654
|Braixen
|-
|0655
|Delphox
|-
|0694
|Helioptile
|-
|0694
|Helioptile
|-
|0695
|Heliolisk
|-
|0695
|Heliolisk
|-
|0749
|Mudbray
|-
|0750
|Mudsdale
|-
|0843
|Silicobra
|-
|0844
|Sandaconda
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|}

==Sandy Tidepool==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Sandy Tidepool
| image = Sandy Tidepool 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Beach|Beach]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Sandy Tidepool''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:|minecraftwiki:]] biomes. It resembles a tidepool surrounded by andesite, mossy cobblestone and patches of mangrove roots.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0007
|Squirtle
|-
|0007
|Squirtle
|-
|0008
|Wartortle
|-
|0008
|Wartortle
|-
|0009
|Blastoise
|-
|0009
|Blastoise
|-
|0090
|Shellder
|-
|0090
|Shellder
|-
|0091
|Cloyster
|-
|0091
|Cloyster
|-
|0098
|Krabby
|-
|0098
|Krabby
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0099
|Kingler
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0120
|Staryu
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0121
|Starmie
|-
|0134
|Vaporeon
|-
|0134
|Vaporeon
|-
|0213
|Shuckle
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0366
|Clamperl
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0422
|Shellos
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0423
|Gastrodon
|-
|0501
|Oshawott
|-
|0501
|Oshawott
|-
|0502
|Dewott
|-
|0502
|Dewott
|-
|0503
|Samurott
|-
|0503
|Samurott
|-
|0688
|Binacle
|-
|0688
|Binacle
|-
|0689
|Barbaracle
|-
|0689
|Barbaracle
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0747
|Mareanie
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0748
|Toxapex
|-
|0771
|Pyukumuku
|-
|0771
|Pyukumuku
|-
|0771
|Pyukumuku
|-
|0771
|Pyukumuku
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0852
|Clobbopus
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0853
|Grapploct
|-
|0885
|Dreepy
|-
|0885
|Dreepy
|-
|0886
|Drakloak
|-
|0886
|Drakloak
|-
|0887
|Dragapult
|-
|0887
|Dragapult
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0960
|Wiglett
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|-
|0961
|Wugtrio
|}

==Sunflowerbed Clearing==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Sunflowerbed Clearing
| image = Sunflowerbed Clearing 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Plains|Plains]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Sunflowerbed Clearing''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Plains|Plains]] biomes. It resembles a clearing of sunflowers, sometimes also growing oak trees.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0012
|Butterfree
|-
|0015
|Beedrill
|-
|0077
|Ponyta
|-
|0078
|Rapidash
|-
|0179
|Mareep
|-
|0180
|Flaaffy
|-
|0181
|Ampharos
|-
|0187
|Hoppip
|-
|0188
|Skiploom
|-
|0189
|Jumpluff
|-
|0191
|Sunkern
|-
|0191
|Sunkern
|-
|0192
|Sunflora
|-
|0192
|Sunflora
|-
|0255
|Torchic
|-
|0256
|Combusken
|-
|0257
|Blaziken
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0267
|Beautifly
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0269
|Dustox
|-
|0664
|Scatterbug
|-
|0665
|Spewpa
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0666
|Vivillon
|-
|0906
|Sprigatito
|-
|0907
|Floragato
|-
|0908
|Meowscarada
|-
|0928
|Smoliv
|-
|0928
|Smoliv
|-
|0929
|Dolliv
|-
|0929
|Dolliv
|-
|0930
|Arboliva
|-
|0930
|Arboliva
|}

==Strange Crimson Fungal Dwelling==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Strange Crimson Fungal Dwelling
| image = Strange Fungal Dwelling 6.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Strange Crimson Fungal Dwelling''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]] within [[minecraftwiki:|minecraftwiki:]] biomes. It resembles an outcrop of netherrack hidden within a cluster of huge crimson fungus. It can sometimes be found alongside Strange Warped Fungal Dwellings.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0046
|Paras
|
|
|-
|0046
|Paras
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|-
|0498
|Tepig
|-
|0499
|Pignite
|-
|0500
|Emboar
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0661
|Fletchling
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|-
|0915
|Lechonk
|-
|0916
|Oinkologne
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|}

== Strange Fungal Dwelling ==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Strange Fungal Dwelling
| image = Strange Fungal Dwelling 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Strange Fungal Dwelling''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles an outcrop of netherrack hidden within a cluster of huge warped and crimson fungus.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0046
|Paras
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0047
|Parasect
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0155
|Cyndaquil
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0156
|Quilava
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0157
|Typhlosion
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0200
|Misdreavus
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0325
|Spoink
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0326
|Grumpig
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0429
|Mismagius
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0498
|Tepig
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0499
|Pignite
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0500
|Emboar
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0636
|Larvesta
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0637
|Volcarona
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0662
|Fletchinder
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0663
|Talonflame
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0859
|Impidimp
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0860
|Morgrem
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0861
|Grimmsnarl
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0915
|Lechonk
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0916
|Oinkologne
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0951
|Capsakid
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0951
|Capsakid
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0952
|Scovillain
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0952
|Scovillain
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}

==Strange Warped Fungal Dwelling==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Strange Warped Fungal Dwelling
| image = Strange Fungal Dwelling 3.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Strange Warped Fungal Dwelling''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles an outcrop of netherrack hidden within a cluster of huge warped fungus.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0200
|Misdreavus
|-
|0200
|Misdreavus
|-
|0325
|Spoink
|-
|0325
|Spoink
|-
|0326
|Grumpig
|-
|0326
|Grumpig
|-
|0429
|Mismagius
|-
|0429
|Mismagius
|-
|0543
|Venipede
|-
|0544
|Whirlipede
|-
|0545
|Scolipede
|-
|0710
|Pumpkaboo
|-
|0711
|Gourgeist
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0755
|Morelull
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0756
|Shiinotic
|-
|0859
|Impidimp
|-
|0860
|Morgrem
|-
|0861
|Grimmsnarl
|-
|0948
|Toedscool
|-
|0949
|Toedscruel
|}

== Skeletal Fall ==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Skeletal Fall
| image = Skeletal Fall 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Skeletal Fall''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles colossal skeletal remains made out of bone blocks, covered in crimson or warped fungus.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0104
|Cubone
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0105
|Marowak
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0222
|Corsola
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0228
|Houndour
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0229
|Houndoom
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0355
|Duskull
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0356
|Dusclops
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0477
|Dusknoir
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0570
|Zorua
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0570
|Zorua
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0571
|Zoroark
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0571
|Zoroark
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0629
|Vullaby
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0630
|Mandibuzz
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0864
|Cursola
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0864
|Cursola
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0968
|Orthworm
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0971
|Greavard
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0971
|Greavard
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0972
|Houndstone
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|0972
|Houndstone
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}

==Thermal Crevices==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Thermal Crevices
| image = Thermal Crevices 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

'''Thermal Crevices''' are a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|jungle]] biomes. It resembles a crevice of basalt and magma blocks.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0004
|Charmander
|-
|0005
|Charmeleon
|-
|0006
|Charizard
|-
|0126
|Magmar
|-
|0126
|Magmar
|-
|0218
|Slugma
|-
|0218
|Slugma
|-
|0219
|Magcargo
|-
|0219
|Magcargo
|-
|0240
|Magby
|-
|0240
|Magby
|-
|0324
|Torkoal
|-
|0324
|Torkoal
|-
|0467
|Magmortar
|-
|0467
|Magmortar
|-
|0513
|Pansear
|-
|0513
|Pansear
|-
|0514
|Simisear
|-
|0514
|Simisear
|-
|0725
|Litten
|-
|0726
|Torracat
|-
|0727
|Incineroar
|-
|0757
|Salandit
|-
|0757
|Salandit
|-
|0758
|Salazzle
|-
|0758
|Salazzle
|-
|0776
|Turtonator
|-
|0776
|Turtonator
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|}

==Treasure Hoard==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Treasure Hoard
| image = Treasure Hoard 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Treasure Hoard''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] underground. It resembles an outcrop filled with various valuable items, including raw gold blocks, raw iron blocks, [[Relic Coin|relic coin pouches]], [[Relic Coin|relic coin sacks]], amethyst and redstone blocks. The outcrop can occasionally also contain a structure resembling an abandoned mineshaft.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0302
|Sableye
|-
|0371
|Bagon
|-
|0372
|Shelgon
|-
|0373
|Salamence
|-
|0436
|Bronzor
|-
|0437
|Bronzong
|-
|0443
|Gible
|-
|0444
|Gabite
|-
|0445
|Garchomp
|-
|0610
|Axew
|-
|0611
|Fraxure
|-
|0612
|Haxorus
|-
|0621
|Druddigon
|-
|0621
|Druddigon
|-
|0633
|Deino
|-
|0634
|Zweilous
|-
|0635
|Hydreigon
|-
|0679
|Honedge
|-
|0680
|Doublade
|-
|0681
|Aegislash
|-
|0996
|Frigibax
|-
|0997
|Arctibax
|-
|0998
|Baxcalibur
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|-
|0999
|Gimmighoul
|}

==Volcanic Plume==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Volcanic Plume
| image = Volcanic Plume 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Volcanic Plume''' is a habitat feature found in the [[minecraftwiki:Nether|Nether]]. It resembles a huge mound of basalt, blackstone and magma with a central spike of basalt.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0004
|Charmander
|-
|0005
|Charmeleon
|-
|0006
|Charizard
|-
|0006
|Charizard
|-
|0126
|Magmar
|-
|0126
|Magmar
|-
|0218
|Slugma
|-
|0219
|Magcargo
|-
|0240
|Magby
|-
|0240
|Magby
|-
|0324
|Torkoal
|-
|0324
|Torkoal
|-
|0467
|Magmortar
|-
|0467
|Magmortar
|-
|0757
|Salandit
|-
|0757
|Salandit
|-
|0758
|Salazzle
|-
|0758
|Salazzle
|-
|0776
|Turtonator
|-
|0776
|Turtonator
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|-
|0850
|Sizzlipede
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|-
|0851
|Centiskorch
|-
|0909
|Fuecoco
|-
|0910
|Crocalor
|-
|0911
|Skeledirge
|}

==Zen Garden==
{{InfoboxStructure
| title = Zen Garden
| image = Zen Garden 1.png
| biomes = [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]]
| blocks =
}}

A '''Zen Garden''' is a habitat structure found in the [[minecraftwiki:Overworld|Overworld]] within [[minecraftwiki:Jungle|Jungle]] biomes. It resembles a small outcrop with a pond containing lily pads and dripleaf, surrounded by stone, bamboo, sugar cane and vines, as well as fallen logs.

===Potential Pokémon in Habitat===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Min. Level
!Max. Level!! Time !! Weather
!Bucket (Weight)
!Phase
|-
|0063
|Abra
|6
|31
|any
|any
|uncommon (6)
|1-9
|-
|0064
|Kadabra
|16
|40
|any
|any
|uncommon (3)
|1-9
|-
|0065
|Alakazam
|35
|50
|any
|any
|uncommon (1)
|1-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0106
| rowspan="2" |Hitmonlee
| rowspan="2" |20
| rowspan="2" |46
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (2)
|1
|-
|uncommon (1)
|2-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0107
| rowspan="2" |Hitmonchan
| rowspan="2" |20
| rowspan="2" |46
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (2)
|1
|-
|uncommon (1)
|2-9
|-
|0118
|Goldeen
|7
|32
|any
|any
|uncommon (6)
|1-9
|-
|0119
|Seaking
|33
|45
|any
|any
|uncommon (4)
|1-9
|-
|0185
|Sudowoodo
|16
|41
|any
|clear
|uncommon (6)
|1-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0236
| rowspan="2" |Tyrogue
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |21
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|1
|-
|uncommon (2)
|2-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0237
| rowspan="2" |Hitmontop
| rowspan="2" |20
| rowspan="2" |46
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (2)
|1
|-
|uncommon (1)
|2-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0296
| rowspan="2" |Makuhita
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |24
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|2
|-
|uncommon (3)
|1, 3-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0297
| rowspan="2" |Hariyama
| rowspan="2" |24
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|2
|-
|uncommon (2)
|1, 3-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0307
| rowspan="2" |Meditite
| rowspan="2" |5
| rowspan="2" |30
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|3
|-
|uncommon (3)
|1-2, 4-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0308
| rowspan="2" |Medicham
| rowspan="2" |37
| rowspan="2" |43
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|3
|-
|uncommon (2)
|1-2, 4-9
|-
|0327
|Spinda
|11
|36
|any
|any
|uncommon (10)
|1-9
|-
|0438
|Bonsly
|4
|29
|any
|clear
|uncommon (4)
|1-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0538
| rowspan="2" |Throh
| rowspan="2" |12
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (5)
|4
|-
|uncommon (2.5)
|1-3, 5-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0539
| rowspan="2" |Sawk
| rowspan="2" |12
| rowspan="2" |47
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (5)
|4
|-
|uncommon (2.5)
|1-3, 5-9
|-
|0624
|Pawniard
|9
|34
|any
|any
|common (6)
|5
|-
|0625
|Bisharp
|52
|57
|any
|any
|common (4)
|5
|-
|0656
|Froakie
|5
|31
|any
|any
|common (6)
|6
|-
|0657
|Frogadier
|16
|41
|any
|any
|common (3)
|6
|-
|0658
|Greninja
|36
|53
|any
|any
|common (1)
|6
|-
| rowspan="2" |0674
| rowspan="2" |Pancham
| rowspan="2" |10
| rowspan="2" |35
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|7
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-6, 8-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0675
| rowspan="2" |Pangoro
| rowspan="2" |32
| rowspan="2" |50
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|7
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-6, 8-9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0759
| rowspan="2" |Stufful
| rowspan="2" |9
| rowspan="2" |34
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (6)
|8
|-
|uncommon (6)
|1-7, 9
|-
| rowspan="2" |0760
| rowspan="2" |Bewear
| rowspan="2" |27
| rowspan="2" |50
| rowspan="2" |any
| rowspan="2" |any
|common (4)
|8
|-
|uncommon (4)
|1-7, 9
|-
|0782
|Jangmo-o
|5
|30
|any
|any
|common (6)
|9
|-
|0783
|Hakamo-o
|35
|42
|any
|any
|common (3)
|9
|-
|0784
|Kommo-o
|45
|60
|any
|any
|common (1)
|9
|-
|0983
|Kingambit
|52
|55
|any
|any
|common (1)
|5
|}

Paintings

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Noof:

Paintings are decorative [[Category:Item|items]] which can be placed on the side of blocks. When placed, they become one of several variants, each with their own design and size based on the space available.

Currently, Cobblemon adds 4 new paintings.

==List of Paintings==
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Painting
!Description
|-
! colspan="3" |1x2 blocks
''(16x32px)''
|-
|Premonition
|[[File:Premonition (painting).png|center|200x200px]]
|A nighttime cityscape with a starry sky and full moon, viewed from a cliffside alongside an Absol.
Directly taken from the New York Sky stage for Pokémon: Close Combat.
|-
! colspan="3" |2x2 blocks
''(32x32px)''
|-
|Nomad
|[[File:Nomad (painting).png|center|160x160px]]
|A person with a bow and nomadic outfit riding atop a Gogoat alongside a Wooloo.
Directly taken from the Ruins stage for Pokémon: Close Combat.
|-
! colspan="3" |3x2 blocks
''(48x32px)''
|-
|Slumber
|[[File:Slumber (painting).png|center|200x200px]]
|A plush Snorlax wearing a moon-patterned blue nightcap and nightgown. with a light blue, starry patterned wallpapered background.
Directly taken from the Play Room stage for Pokémon: Close Combat.
|-
! colspan="3" |4x2 blocks
''(64x32px)''
|-
|Altar
|[[File:Altar (painting).png|center|200px]]
|Depicts two Pokémon statues with a Koraidon stood atop a platform, with a cloudy sky and the shadow of a Rayquaza in the background.
Directly taken from the Ziggurat stage for Pokémon: Close Combat.
|}

== List of Unused Paintings ==
These paintings exist within the files, but are currently unused in-game.
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Painting
!Description
|-
! colspan="3" |1x1 blocks
''(16x16px)''
|-
|Staryu
|[[File:Staryu (painting).png|center|160x160px]]
|A Staryu on the shore of a beach.
|}

== Trivia ==

* The Altar, Nomad, Premonition and Slumber paintings all originate from the Pokémon: Close Combat fangame, as part of an official collaboration.

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Pokémon/Unique Forms

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Various Pokémon may appear in forms unique to Cobblemon. These forms vary in conditions and are purely visual; no stats, typing or movesets are changed for these differing forms.

==Official Forms==
These forms have appeared in Pokémon media in some shape or form, whether it be from the anime, video games or manga, but have not appeared in the Modern mainline games.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Obtainment Method !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0012 || Butterfree || Valencia || Spawns in Jungle, Tropical Island or Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Butterfree which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Butterfree have orange-tinted wings with a unique wing pattern.
|-
| 0045 || Vileplume || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Vileplume_Valencia_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vileplume_Valencia_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Vileplume which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Vileplume have a large rounded pattern on their petals rather than a dotted pattern along with the petals and eyes appearing orange rather than red. The shiny changes the petals and eyes to a pink color.
|-
| 0025 || Pikachu || Alola Bias || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of Puka, a surfing Pikachu which appeared in the anime episode "The Pi-Kahuna", as well as the apperance of Alolan Raichu. Their eyes are blue rather than black, with their ears being slightly larger and brown-tipped. Their tail also has a swirl pattern on it. The shiny changes the eyes to be a light blue.
|-
| 0194 || Wooper || Heart-Marked || Fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] whilst using a Love Ball bobber. Has the same other conditions as a regular Wooper. || [[File:Wooper_Heart_Male_(model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Wooper_Heart_Female_(model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Wooper_Heart_Male_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Wooper_Heart_Female_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of a Wooper owned by Olesia, which appeared in the anime episode "No Big Woop!". They are nigh-identical to a regular Wooper, aside from a heart-shaped mark on their chest in place of the top curved mark. Their shiny is the same as a regular Wooper.
|-
| 0340 || Whiscash || Nero || Fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] whilst using a Master Ball bobber. Has the same other conditions as a regular Whiscash. || [[File:Whiscash_Nero_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Whiscash_Nero_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of Nero, a giant Whiscash which appeared in the anime episode "Whiscash and Ash". They are nigh-identical to a regular Whiscash, albeit are larger and thus have a slightly more detailed texture than the normal Whiscash. Their shiny is the same as a regular Whiscash as well.
|-
|}

===Arbok Patterns===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Obtainment Method !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Legacy || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Legacy_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Legacy_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears in Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. It resembles a face with rounded eyes, a red mouth outlined in black with two black fangs, black eyebrows and eyelashes.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Attack || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Attack_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Attack_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern of the same name which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles the Classic pattern but has a diamond-shaped mark above the mouth and slanted eyes.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Elusive || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Elusive_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Elusive_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the invulnerability belly pattern which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles a smiling face with two black eyebrows, black eyes outlined in yellow with a black mouth shaped to look similar to a large grin.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Speed || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Speed_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Speed_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern of the same name which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles a focused face with slanted pupils, a circular mark above the eyes with red eyebrows, rounded eyes and a black upside-down "V"-shaped mouth.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Sound || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Sound_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Sound_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears on the Game Boy: Entire Pokémon Sounds Collection CD case. It resembles a face with slanted eyes, a red mouth outlined in black and two black marks along the sides of the pattern.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Dark || Spawns naturally in Nether Desert biomes || [[File:Arbok_Dark_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Dark_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears on the Dark Arbok Pokémon TCG card. It resembles an evil-looking face with red-masked eyes outlined in yellow and a grin with pointed red teeth outlined in black.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Heart || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Heart_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Heart_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of an imaginary Arbok pattern which appears in the anime episode "A Chansey Operation". It resembles a love heart symbol.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Angry || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Angry_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Angry_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Cartoon || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Cartoon_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Cartoon_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Clown || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Clown_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Clown_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Comedic || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Comedic_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Comedic_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Crow || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Crow_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Crow_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Grin || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Grin_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Grin_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Ink || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Ink_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Ink_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Modern || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Modern_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Modern_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Rain || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Rain_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Rain_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Scribble || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Scribble_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Scribble_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Silence || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Silence_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Silence_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Sloth || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Sloth_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Sloth_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Suspicious || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Suspicious_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Suspicious_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Will || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Arbok_Will_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Will_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
|}

==Pokémon: Magikarp Jump Forms==
Pokémon: Magikarp Jump Forms are forms based on the Pokémon: Magikarp Jump mobile video game, which included a variety of unique patterns for Magikarp. These patterns are only obtainable via fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] and are all obtainable from any biome, but have increased chances for certain patterns in certain biomes. All patterns are a flat 5% chance to fish up with any level of Lure, with Luck Of The Sea boosting that chance by 2.5% per level for a max chance of 12.5%.

===Magikarp Patterns===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Form Name !! Chance Increase Biomes !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| Skelly || 3x chance in Underground biomes. 5x chance in Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Skelly_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Skelly_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a skeletal pattern on the side of its body. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange and white patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White/Black) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Black_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Black_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange, white and black patches.
|-
| Calico (White/Orange) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_White_Orange_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_White_Orange_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white and orange patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/Gold) || 3x chance in Badlands biomes. 5x chance in Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_Gold_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_Gold_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange and gold patches resembling the shiny coloration. Shiny has the same shiny colouration but replaces the gold patches with red patches, resembling the non-shiny form coloration.
|-
| Orange Two-Tone || 3x chance in Bad;ands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Orca || 3x chance in Badlands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath and a small, oval-shaped spot on its sides. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Dapples || 3x chance in Badlands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white, wave-like underneath, with small dappled spots. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Pink Two-Tone || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white underneath. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Pink Orca || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white underneath and a small, oval-shaped spot on its sides. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Pink Dapples || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white, wave-like underneath, with small dappled spots. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Gray Bubbles || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with gray alongside a white and dark gray spot pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray spots being replaced with black spots.
|-
| Gray Diamonds || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with gray alongside a white and dark gray diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray diamonds being replaced with black diamonds.
|-
| Gray Patches || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple squares pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray squares being replaced with black squares.
|-
| Purple Bubbles || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple spot pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple spots being replaced with dark blue spots.
|-
| Purple Diamonds || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple diamonds being replaced with dark blue diamonds.
|-
| Purple Patches || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple squares pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple squares being replaced with dark blue squares.
|-
| Apricot Tiger || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Apricot Zebra || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Apricot Stripes || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Brown Tiger || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Brown Zebra || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Brown Stripes || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Orange Forehead || 3x chance in Desert, Savanna, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Underground biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with white aside from the forehead. Shiny replaces the orange tone with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Mask || 3x chance in Desert, Savanna, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Underground biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with white aside from the face. Shiny replaces the orange tone with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Black Forehead || 3x chance in Badlands, Spooky or Underground biomes. 5x chance in Taiga biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with gray aside from the forehead, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the black tone with white and the gray tone with black.
|-
| Black Mask || 3x chance in Badlands, Spooky or Underground biomes. 5x chance in Taiga biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with gray aside from the face, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the black tone with white and the gray tone with black.
|-
| Saucy Blue || 3x chance in Island or Ocean biomes. 5x chance in Snowy or Tundra biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Blue_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Blue_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with blue with a lighter blue splash-shaped underbelly. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark red tone and the lighter blue tone with a deep red tone.
|-
| Blue Raindrops || 3x chance in Island or Ocean biomes. 5x chance in Snowy or Tundra biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Blue_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Blue_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with blue with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter blue tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark red tone and the lighter blue tone with a deep red tone.
|-
| Saucy Violet || 3x chance in Jungle or Spooky biomes. 5x chance in Magical biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Violet_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Violet_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with violet with a lighter violet splash-shaped underbelly. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark pink tone and the lighter violet tone with a deep pink tone.
|-
| Violet Raindrops || 3x chance in Jungle or Spooky biomes. 5x chance in Magical biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Violet_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Violet_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with violet with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter violet tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark pink tone and the lighter violet tone with a deep pink tone.
|-
|}

===Gyarados Jump Patterns===
Gyarados Jump Patterns are unique visual forms for the Pokémon: Magikarp Jump pattern evolutions, which are newly added by Cobblemon. These are not fished up, but rather are obtained by simply evolving the respective Magikarp Jump-patterned Magikarp.

'''Note: These forms require the respective built-in resource pack to be enabled to be visible.'''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Form Name !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| Skelly || [[File:Gyarados_Skelly_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Skelly_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a skeletal pattern along the spine of its body. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White/Black) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Black_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Black_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white and black patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (White/Orange) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_White_Orange_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_White_Orange_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white patches reverse that of the Orange/White pattern. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/Gold) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_Gold_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_Gold_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of red patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration, with the red patches being replaced by the non-shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Two-Tone || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Orca || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white middle division underneath, white stripes along the sides of its head and an oval-shaped spot on the sides of its upper tail. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Dapples || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white, wave-like underneath with dappled spots. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Pink Two-Tone || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white underneath. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with the white underneath being slightly tinted pink.
|-
| Pink Orca || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white middle division underneath, white stripes along the sides of its head and an oval-shaped spot on the sides of its upper tail. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone.
|-
| Pink Dapples || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white, wave-like underneath with dappled spots. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone.
|-
| Gray Bubbles || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white spot pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Gray Diamonds || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white diamond-shaped spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Gray Patches || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white patchy pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white patches being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Bubbles || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white spot pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Diamonds || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white diamond-shaped spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Patches || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white squares pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white squares being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Tiger || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Zebra || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Stripes || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Brown Tiger || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Brown Zebra || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Brown Stripes || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Orange Forehead || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with white aside from the forehead. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Mask || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with white aside from the area around the eyes. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Black Forehead || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with dark grey aside from the forehead, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the dark grey with black, with the black coloration on the forehead being replaced with light pink, along with the crest being colored a dark pink.
|-
| Black Mask || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with dark grey aside from the area around the eyes, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the dark grey with black, with the black coloration around the eyes being replaced with light pink, along with the crest being colored a dark pink.
|-
| Saucy Blue || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Blue_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Blue_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with purple with a darker purple stripe along the sides. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a gold tone and the lighter purple tone with a lighter yellow tone.
|-
| Blue Raindrops || [[File:Gyarados_Blue_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Blue_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with purple with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter purple tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark yellow tone and the lighter blue tone with a lighter yellow tone.
|-
| Saucy Violet || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Violet_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Violet_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with violet with a lighter violet stripe along the sides. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark orange tone and the lighter violet tone with a lighter orange tone.
|-
| Violet Raindrops || [[File:Gyarados_Violet_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Violet_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with violet with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter violet tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark orange tone and the lighter violet tone with a lighter orange tone.
|-
|}

==Regional Biases==
Regional Bias forms are pre-evolutionary forms of Regional Pokémon which have no regional-specific pre-evolution. A Pokémon with Regional Bias will always have the choice to evolve into the form it has a bias towards, but is capable of evolving into the non-bias form under the correct conditions.

'''Note: These forms require the respective built-in resource pack to be enabled to be visible.'''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0025 || Pikachu || Alola Bias || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the apperance of Puka, a surfing Pikachu which appeared in the anime episode "The Pi-Kahuna", as well as the apperance of Alolan Raichu. Their eyes are blue rather than black, with their ears being slightly larger and brown-tipped. Their tail also has a swirl pattern on it. The shiny changes the eyes to be a light blue.
|-
| 0102 || Exeggcute || Alolan || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Exeggcute_Alolan_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Exeggcute_Alolan_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with no cracks, the cracked Exeggcute being whole and the middle Exeggcute having a large smile on their face. The coloring is also slightly more saturated and each Exeggcute now has a small square on the top. The shiny also resembles the base form, albeit slightly brighter.
|-
| 0104 || Cubone || Alolan || Spawns in Volcanic or Nether Desert biomes || [[File:Cubone_Alolan_(model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cubone_Alolan_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with a dark purple mark on the forehead of the skull. The shiny also resembles the base form.
|-
| 0109 || Koffing || Galarian || - || [[File:Koffing Galarian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Koffing_Galarian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0155 || Cyndaquil || Hisuian || Spawns in Taiga, Nether Crimson, Nether Forest or Nether Overgrowth biomes || [[File:Cydaquil_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cyndaquil_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with larger back flames and a small, red gem underneath the head. The shiny is identical to the base form.
|-
| 0156 || Quilava || Hisuian || Spawns in Taiga, Nether Crimson, Nether Forest or Nether Overgrowth biomes || [[File:Quilava_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Quilava_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with drooping ears and a small, red markings near the flame spouts and next to the forelegs. The shiny is identical to the base form.
|-
| 0172 || Pichu || Alolan || - || [[File:Pichu Alolan (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pichu Alolan Shiny (Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0439 || Mime Jr. || Galarian || - || [[File:Mime Jr. Galarian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0501 || Oshawott || Hisuian || Spawns in Stony Shore or Snowy Beach biomes || [[File:Oshawott_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with a red and black scalchop on their stomach, a split-ended tail and a red nose. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the scalchop is white and the nose is purple.
|-
| 0502 || Dewott || Hisuian || Spawns in Stony Shore or Snowy Beach biomes || [[File:Substitute (model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with red and black scalchops on their waist, a split-ended tail, a red nose and frayed whiskers. The grey colors are also changed to a black color, with the blue fur around its waist becoming darker. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the scalchops are white and the nose is pink.
|-
| 0548 || Petilil || Hisuian || Spawns in any Hills biome || [[File:Petilil_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Petilil_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, except only has 4 stubs instead of 5, arranged in a humanoid fashion, along with the head leaves drooping down instead of pointing upwards. The shiny is identical to the base form.
|-
| 0627 || Rufflet || Hisuian || - || [[File:Rufflet Hisuian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Rufflet Hisuian Shiny (Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0704 || Goomy || Hisuian || Spawns in Lush or Dripstone biome || [[File:Goomy_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Goomy_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with grey spots instead of green, a larger pool of slime underneath, slanted eyes and a slightly shorter body. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the spots do not change color.
|-
| 0712 || Bergmite || Hisuian || - || [[File:Bergmite Hisuian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0722 || Rowlet || Hisuian || Spawns in Snowy Forest or Snowy Taiga biomes || [[File:Rowlet_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Rowlet_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with the bowtie being surrounded by red leaves. The shiny is identical to the base form except the bowtie is a dark green and blue.
|-
| 0723 || Dartrix || Hisuian || Spawns in Snowy Forest or Snowy Taiga biomes || [[File:Dartrix_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Dartrix_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, aside from the bowtie being replaced with red and green leaves and one of the hair strands being shorter. The shiny is identical to the base form except the bowtie is a dark green and blue, with the wing markings becoming orange.
|-
|}

==Minecraft Forms==
These forms are specifically themed around Minecraft and usually include some aspect of Minecraft in their design.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0205 || Forretress || Shulker Forretress || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Shulker_Forretress_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Shulker_Forretress_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the Shulker mob with an End Stone interior. The shiny changes the Shulker shell to a black color, with the interior becoming yellow and the eyes resembling an Eye of Ender.
|-
| 0241 || Miltank || Mooshtank || Found via Mushroom Fields biome || [[File:Mooshtank_Red_Mushroom_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Mooshtank_Brown_Mushroom_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Mooshtank_Red_Mushroom_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Mooshtank_Brown_Mushroom_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the Red or Brown Mooshroom mob. The shiny instead resembles the Nether fungus, being the Crimson Fungus for Red Mooshtank or the Warped Fungus for the Brown Mooshtank. Right clicking a Mooshtank with a Bowl will result in Mushroom Stew, much like a regular Mooshroom.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Oak Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Oak Sapling || [[File:Oak_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Oak_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Oak Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Plains biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to orange, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Swamp Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Oak Sapling within a Swamp biome || [[File:Swamp_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Swamp_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Oak Tree with vines. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Swamp biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to brown, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Birch Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Birch Sapling || [[File:Birch_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Birch_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Birch Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Forest biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to yellow, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the leaves becoming an orange color.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Dark Oak Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Dark Oak Sapling || [[File:Dark_Oak_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Dark_Oak_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Dark Oak Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Dark Forest biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to blue, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Acacia Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Acacia Sapling || [[File:Acacia_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Acacia_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Acacia Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Savanna biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to lime, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Azalea Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Azalea || [[File:Azalea_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Azalea_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Azalea Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Lush Cave biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to a light green, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the eyes changing to orange.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Jungle Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Jungle Sapling || [[File:Jungle_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Jungle_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Jungle Tree with vines. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Jungle biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to a light blue, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Spruce Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Spruce Sapling || [[File:Spruce_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Spruce_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Spruce Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Taiga biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to white, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the Spruce Tree gaining a layer of snow on the leaves.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Mangrove Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Mangrove Propagule || [[File:Mangrove_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Mangrove_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Mangrove Tree with vines. The brown coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Dirt blocks. The green coloring is instead a purple color, resembling Mycelium blocks. The shiny changes the purple coloring to green, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the Mangrove Tree leaves to a light brown.
|-
| 0389 || Torterra || Cherry Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Cherry Sapling || [[File:Cherry_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cherry_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Cherry Blossom Tree. The brown coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Dirt blocks. The green coloring is instead a pink color, resembling Cherry Leaves blocks. Uniquely, this variant also emits small particles from the leaves much like Minecraft Cherry Blossom trees. The shiny changes the pink coloring to a darker pink, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the eyes changing to orange.
|-
| 0666 || Vivillon || Inferno || Evolve a Spewpa in the Nether || [[File:Vivillon_Inferno_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Inferno_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the Nether. Replaces the wing pattern with a red, molten pattern resembling lava.
|-
| 0666 || Vivillon || Void || Evolve a Spewpa in the End || [[File:Vivillon_Void_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Void_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the End. Replaces the wing pattern with a purple and black pattern resembling the End sky and End mobs such as Endermen, Endermites and The Ender Dragon.
|-
| 0666 || Vivillon || Forsaken || Evolve a Spewpa in the Deep Dark || [[File:Vivillon_Forsaken_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Forsaken_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the Deep Dark. Replaces the wing pattern with a blue and light yellow pattern resembling Sculk blocks.
|-
| 1000 || Gholdengo || Netherite || Evolve a Gimmighoul after filling their Scrap Stash to 32/64/96/128/160/192/224/256 || [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_1_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_2_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_3_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_4_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_5_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_6_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_7_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_Full_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_1_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_2_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_3_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_4_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_5_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_6_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_7_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_Full_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces Gholdengo's golden texture to a Netherite texture instead. Depending on the Scrap Stash amount depends on the amount of Netherite covering Gholdengo upon evolution, with 256 being the maximum. The shiny stays the same, having the silver bands on top of the Netherite covering.
|-
|}

==Miscellaneous Forms==
These forms do not fit into any of the above categories.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0044 || Gloom || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Vileplume which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Gloom have a rounded pattern on their petals rather than a dotted pattern.
|-
| 0182 || Bellossom || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Bellossom_Valencia_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Bellossom_Valencia_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Valencia forms which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Bellossom has orange flowers and blush, with a v-shaped yellow pattern on their green leaves. The shiny changes the flowers and blush to a blue color, with the v-shaped pattern becoming a light green.
|-
| 0669 || Flabébé || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Flabebe_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Flabebe_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-
| 0670 || Floette || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Floette_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Floette_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-
| 0671 || Florges || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Florges_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Florges_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-

|}

Mark

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'''Marks''' are special markings that [[Pokémon]] can have in certain conditions. They add a prefix or suffix to the Pokémon that will appear within their nameplate and on send-out at the start of a Pokémon battle.

==Obtaining==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Icon !! Name !! Title !! Description !! Condition !! Chance !! Identifier
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Lunchtime_Mark.png|64px}} || Lunchtime Mark || the Peckish || A mark for a peckish Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon in the overworld when spawned within the time of day from 6000-11833 || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_time_lunchtime</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Dusk_Mark.png|64px}} || Dusk Mark || the Dozy || A mark for a dozy Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon in the overworld when spawned within the time of day from 11834-13701 || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_time_dusk</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Sleepy-Time_Mark.png|64px}} || Sleepy-Time Mark || the Sleepy || A mark for a sleepy Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon in the overworld when spawned within the time of day from 13702-22299 || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_time_sleepy-time</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Dawn_Mark.png|64px}} || Dawn Mark || the Early Riser || A mark for an early-riser Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon in the overworld when spawned within the time of day from 22300-23999 or 0-5999 || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_time_dawn</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Cloudy_Mark.png|64px}} || Cloudy Mark || the Cloud Watcher || A mark for a cloud-watching Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon in the overworld when spawned above Y level 191 || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_cloudy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Misty_Mark.png|64px}} || Misty Mark || the Mist Drifter || A mark for a mist-drifter Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned under the following biome conditions:
* [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Biome_tag_(Java_Edition) <code>#minecraft:increased_fire_burnout</code>]
|| 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_misty</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Rainy_Mark.png|64px}} || Rainy Mark || the Sodden || A mark for a sodden Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within normal rain weather under the following biome conditions:
* NOT [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_freezing</code>]
* NOT [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_sandy</code>]
|| 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_rainy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Stormy_Mark.png|64px}} || Stormy Mark || the Thunderstruck || A mark for a thunderstruck Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within thunder storm weather under the following biome conditions:
* NOT [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_freezing</code>]
* NOT [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_sandy</code>]
|| 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_stormy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Snowy_Mark.png|64px}} || Snowy Mark || the Snow Frolicker || A mark for a snow-frolicking Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within normal snow weather || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_snowy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Blizzard_Mark.png|64px}} || Blizzard Mark || the Shivering || A mark for a shivering Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within snow weather during a thunder storm || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_blizzard</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Dry_Mark.png|64px}} || Dry Mark || the Parched || A mark for a parched Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within the time of day between 6000-12000 when raining under any of the following biome conditions:
* [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_arid</code>]
* [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Biome_tag_(Java_Edition) <code>#minecraft:snow_golem_melts</code>]
|| 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_dry</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Sandstorm_Mark.png|64px}} || Sandstorm Mark || the Sandswept || A mark for a sandswept Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon when spawned within normal rain or thunder storm weather under the following biome conditions:
* [https://gitlab.com/cable-mc/cobblemon/-/blob/main/docs/cobblemon-tags/1.6.1/BiomeTags.md?ref_type=heads <code>#cobblemon:is_sandy</code>]
|| 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_weather_sandstorm</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Fishing_Mark.png|64px}} || Fishing Mark || the Catch of the Day || A mark for a catch-of-the-day Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon fished up using a [[Poké Rod]] || 1 in 25 || <code>cobblemon:mark_fishing</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Revival_Mark.png|64px}} || Revival Mark || the Resurrected || A mark for a resurrected Pokémon. || May appear on Pokémon obtained using a [[Resurrection Machine]] || 1 in 25 || <code>cobblemon:mark_revival</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Uncommon_Mark.png|64px}} || Uncommon Mark || the Sociable || A mark for a sociable Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 50 || <code>cobblemon:mark_uncommon</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Rare_Mark.png|64px}} || Rare Mark || the Recluse || A mark for a reclusive Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 1000 || <code>cobblemon:mark_rare</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Absent-Minded_Mark.png|64px}} || Absent-Minded Mark || the Spacey || A mark for a spacey Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_absent-minded</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Angry_Mark.png|64px}} || Angry Mark || the Furious || A mark for a furious Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_angry</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Calmness_Mark.png|64px}} || Calmness Mark || the Serene || A mark for a serene Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_calmness</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Charismatic_Mark.png|64px}} || Charismatic Mark || the Radiant || A mark for a radiant Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_charismatic</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Crafty_Mark.png|64px}} || Crafty Mark || the Opportunist || A mark for an opportunistic Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_crafty</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Excited_Mark.png|64px}} || Excited Mark || the Giddy || A mark for a giddy Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_excited</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Ferocious_Mark.png|64px}} || Ferocious Mark || the Rampaging || A mark for a rampaging Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_ferocious</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Flustered_Mark.png|64px}} || Flustered Mark || the Easily Flustered || A mark for an easily flustered Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_flustered</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Humble_Mark.png|64px}} || Humble Mark || the Humble || A mark for a humble Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_humble</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Intellectual_Mark.png|64px}} || Intellectual Mark || the Scholar || A mark for a scholarly Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_intellectual</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Intense_Mark.png|64px}} || Intense Mark || the Feisty || A mark for a feisty Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_intense</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Jittery_Mark.png|64px}} || Jittery Mark || the Anxious || A mark for an anxious Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_jittery</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Joyful_Mark.png|64px}} || Joyful Mark || the Joyful || A mark for a joyful Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_joyful</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Kindly_Mark.png|64px}} || Kindly Mark || the Kindhearted || A mark for a kindhearted Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_kindly</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Peeved_Mark.png|64px}} || Peeved Mark || the Grumpy || A mark for a grumpy Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_peeved</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Prideful_Mark.png|64px}} || Prideful Mark || the Arrogant || A mark for an arrogant Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_prideful</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Pumped-Up_Mark.png|64px}} || Pumped-Up Mark || the Driven || A mark for a driven Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_pumped-up</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Rowdy_Mark.png|64px}} || Rowdy Mark || the Rowdy || A mark for a rowdy Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_rowdy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Scowling_Mark.png|64px}} || Scowling Mark || the Stern || A mark for a stern Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_scowling</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Slump_Mark.png|64px}} || Slump Mark || the Worn-Out || A mark for a worn-out Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_slump</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Smiley_Mark.png|64px}} || Smiley Mark || the Beaming || A mark for a beaming Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_smiley</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Teary_Mark.png|64px}} || Teary Mark || the Teary-Eyed || A mark for a teary-eyed Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_teary</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Thorny_Mark.png|64px}} || Thorny Mark || the Pompous || A mark for a pompous Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_thorny</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Unsure_Mark.png|64px}} || Unsure Mark || the Reluctant || A mark for unsure Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_upbeat</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Upbeat_Mark.png|64px}} || Upbeat Mark || the Chipper || A mark for a chipper Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_upbeat</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Vigor_Mark.png|64px}} || Vigor Mark || the Lively || A mark for a lively Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_vigor</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Zero_Energy_Mark.png|64px}} || Zero Energy Mark || the Apathetic || A mark for an apathetic Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_zero-energy</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Zoned-Out_Mark.png|64px}} || Zoned-Out Mark || the Daydreamer || A mark for a daydreaming Pokémon. || May appear on wild Pokémon || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_personality_zoned-out</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Mark_Partner.png|64px}} || Partner Mark || the Reliable Partner || A mark for a friendly Pokémon. || May appear on Pokémon in the player's party while having traveled a minimum of 10000 blocks if above 200 friendship || 1 in 100 || <code>cobblemon:mark_partner</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Mini_Mark.png|64px}} || Mini Mark || the Teeny || A mark for a Pokémon that's the smallest it can be. || Appears on XS-sized Pokémon || - || <code>cobblemon:mark_mini</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Jumbo_Mark.png|64px}} || Jumbo Mark || the Great || A mark for a Pokémon that's the largest it can be. || Appears on XL-sized Pokémon || - || <code>cobblemon:mark_jumbo</code>
|-
| {{ScaledImage|Alpha_Mark.png|64px}} || Alpha Mark || the Alpha || A mark for an alpha Pokémon. || Appears on Alpha Pokémon || - || <code>cobblemon:mark_alpha</code>
|}

==History==
{{HistoryTable|rows=
{{HistoryRow|version=1.7.0|changes=
{{ScaledImage|Lunchtime_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Dusk_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Sleepy-Time_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Dawn_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Cloudy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Misty_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Rainy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Stormy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Snowy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Blizzard_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Dry_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Sandstorm_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Fishing_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Revival_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Uncommon_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Rare_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Absent-Minded_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Angry_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Calmness_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Charismatic_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Crafty_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Excited_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Ferocious_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Flustered_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Humble_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Intellectual_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Intense_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Jittery_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Joyful_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Kindly_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Peeved_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Prideful_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Pumped-Up_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Rowdy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Scowling_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Slump_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Smiley_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Teary_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Thorny_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Unsure_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Upbeat_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Vigor_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Zero_Energy_Mark.png|32px}}
{{ScaledImage|Zoned-Out_Mark.png|32px}}
Added Marks.
}}
{{HistoryRow|version=1.7.2|changes={{ScaledImage|Mark_Partner.png|32px}} Added Partner Mark.}}
{{HistoryRow|version=1.8.0|changes={{ScaledImage|Mini_Mark.png|32px}} {{ScaledImage|Jumbo_Mark.png|32px}} {{ScaledImage|Alpha_Mark.png|32px}} Added Mini, Jumbo, and Alpha Marks.}}
}}

File:Revival Mark.png

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Pokémon/Unique Forms

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Various Pokémon may appear in forms unique to Cobblemon. These forms vary in conditions and are purely visual; no stats, typing or movesets are changed for these differing forms.

==Official Forms==
These forms have appeared in Pokémon media in some shape or form, whether it be from the anime, video games or manga, but have not appeared in the Modern mainline games.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Obtainment Method !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0012 || Butterfree || Valencia || Spawns in Jungle, Tropical Island or Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Butterfree_Valencia_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Butterfree which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Butterfree have orange-tinted wings with a unique wing pattern.
|-
| 0045 || Vileplume || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Vileplume_Valencia_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vileplume_Valencia_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Vileplume which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Vileplume have a large rounded pattern on their petals rather than a dotted pattern along with the petals and eyes appearing orange rather than red. The shiny changes the petals and eyes to a pink color.
|-
| 0025 || Pikachu || Alola Bias || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of Puka, a surfing Pikachu which appeared in the anime episode "The Pi-Kahuna", as well as the apperance of Alolan Raichu. Their eyes are blue rather than black, with their ears being slightly larger and brown-tipped. Their tail also has a swirl pattern on it. The shiny changes the eyes to be a light blue.
|-
| 0194 || Wooper || Heart-Marked || Fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] whilst using a Love Ball bobber. Has the same other conditions as a regular Wooper. || [[File:Wooper_Heart_Male_(model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Wooper_Heart_Female_(model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Wooper_Heart_Male_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Wooper_Heart_Female_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of a Wooper owned by Olesia, which appeared in the anime episode "No Big Woop!". They are nigh-identical to a regular Wooper, aside from a heart-shaped mark on their chest in place of the top curved mark. Their shiny is the same as a regular Wooper.
|-
| 0340 || Whiscash || Nero || Fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] whilst using a Master Ball bobber. Has the same other conditions as a regular Whiscash. || [[File:Whiscash_Nero_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Whiscash_Nero_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of Nero, a giant Whiscash which appeared in the anime episode "Whiscash and Ash". They are nigh-identical to a regular Whiscash, albeit are larger and thus have a slightly more detailed texture than the normal Whiscash. Their shiny is the same as a regular Whiscash as well.
|-
|}

===Arbok Patterns===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Obtainment Method !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Legacy || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Legacy_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Legacy_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears in Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. It resembles a face with rounded eyes, a red mouth outlined in black with two black fangs, black eyebrows and eyelashes.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Attack || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Attack_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Attack_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern of the same name which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles the Classic pattern but has a diamond-shaped mark above the mouth and slanted eyes.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Elusive || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Elusive_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Elusive_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the invulnerability belly pattern which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles a smiling face with two black eyebrows, black eyes outlined in yellow with a black mouth shaped to look similar to a large grin.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Speed || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Speed_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Speed_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern of the same name which appears in Pokémon Adventures. It resembles a focused face with slanted pupils, a circular mark above the eyes with red eyebrows, rounded eyes and a black upside-down "V"-shaped mouth.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Sound || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Sound_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Sound_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears on the Game Boy: Entire Pokémon Sounds Collection CD case. It resembles a face with slanted eyes, a red mouth outlined in black and two black marks along the sides of the pattern.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Dark || Spawns naturally in Nether Desert biomes || [[File:Arbok_Dark_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Dark_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the belly pattern which appears on the Dark Arbok Pokémon TCG card. It resembles an evil-looking face with red-masked eyes outlined in yellow and a grin with pointed red teeth outlined in black.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Heart || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Heart_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Heart_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of an imaginary Arbok pattern which appears in the anime episode "A Chansey Operation". It resembles a love heart symbol.
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Angry || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Angry_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Angry_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Cartoon || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Cartoon_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Cartoon_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Clown || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Clown_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Clown_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Comedic || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Comedic_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Comedic_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Crow || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Crow_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Crow_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Grin || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Grin_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Grin_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Ink || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Ink_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Ink_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Modern || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Modern_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Modern_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Rain || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Rain_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Rain_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Scribble || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Scribble_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Scribble_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Silence || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Silence_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Silence_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Sloth || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Sloth_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Sloth_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Suspicious || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Suspicious_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Suspicious_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0024 || Arbok || Will || Randomly || [[File:Arbok_Will_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Arbok_Will_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
|}

==Pokémon: Magikarp Jump Forms==
Pokémon: Magikarp Jump Forms are forms based on the Pokémon: Magikarp Jump mobile video game, which included a variety of unique patterns for Magikarp. These patterns are only obtainable via fishing with a [[Poké Rod]] and are all obtainable from any biome, but have increased chances for certain patterns in certain biomes. All patterns are a flat 5% chance to fish up with any level of Lure, with Luck Of The Sea boosting that chance by 2.5% per level for a max chance of 12.5%.

===Magikarp Patterns===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Form Name !! Chance Increase Biomes !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| Skelly || 3x chance in Underground biomes. 5x chance in Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Skelly_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Skelly_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a skeletal pattern on the side of its body. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange and white patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White/Black) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Black_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_White_Black_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange, white and black patches.
|-
| Calico (White/Orange) || 3x chance in Floral, Mountain or Freshwater biomes. 5x chance in Temperate biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_White_Orange_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_White_Orange_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white and orange patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/Gold) || 3x chance in Badlands biomes. 5x chance in Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_Gold_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Calico_Orange_Gold_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of orange and gold patches resembling the shiny coloration. Shiny has the same shiny colouration but replaces the gold patches with red patches, resembling the non-shiny form coloration.
|-
| Orange Two-Tone || 3x chance in Bad;ands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Orca || 3x chance in Badlands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath and a small, oval-shaped spot on its sides. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Dapples || 3x chance in Badlands, Forest, Island or Savanna biomes. 5x chance in Ocean or River biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white, wave-like underneath, with small dappled spots. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Pink Two-Tone || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white underneath. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Pink Orca || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white underneath and a small, oval-shaped spot on its sides. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Pink Dapples || 3x chance in Desert, Magical or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Floral or Island biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Pink_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with pink alongside a white, wave-like underneath, with small dappled spots. Shiny replaces the pink tone with a light blue tone.
|-
| Gray Bubbles || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with gray alongside a white and dark gray spot pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray spots being replaced with black spots.
|-
| Gray Diamonds || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with gray alongside a white and dark gray diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray diamonds being replaced with black diamonds.
|-
| Gray Patches || 3x chance in River, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Mountain or Spooky biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Gray_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple squares pattern. Shiny replaces the gray tone with a white tone with the dark gray squares being replaced with black squares.
|-
| Purple Bubbles || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple spot pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple spots being replaced with dark blue spots.
|-
| Purple Diamonds || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple diamonds being replaced with dark blue diamonds.
|-
| Purple Patches || 3x chance in Floral, Forest, Magical or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Swamp biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Purple_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with purple alongside a white and dark purple squares pattern. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a light blue tone with the dark purple squares being replaced with dark blue squares.
|-
| Apricot Tiger || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Apricot Zebra || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Apricot Stripes || 3x chance in Jungle, Ocean or Plains biomes. 5x chance in Desert or Savanna biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Apricot_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with a lighter orange tone alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a light green tone.
|-
| Brown Tiger || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Brown Zebra || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Brown Stripes || 3x chance in Mountain, Swamp or Taiga biomes. 5x chance in Badlands or Jungle biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Brown_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with brown alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the lighter orange tone with a green tone.
|-
| Orange Forehead || 3x chance in Desert, Savanna, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Underground biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with white aside from the forehead. Shiny replaces the orange tone with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Mask || 3x chance in Desert, Savanna, Snowy or Tundra biomes. 5x chance in Underground biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Orange_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with white aside from the face. Shiny replaces the orange tone with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Black Forehead || 3x chance in Badlands, Spooky or Underground biomes. 5x chance in Taiga biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with gray aside from the forehead, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the black tone with white and the gray tone with black.
|-
| Black Mask || 3x chance in Badlands, Spooky or Underground biomes. 5x chance in Taiga biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Black_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the orange tone with gray aside from the face, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the black tone with white and the gray tone with black.
|-
| Saucy Blue || 3x chance in Island or Ocean biomes. 5x chance in Snowy or Tundra biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Blue_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Blue_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with blue with a lighter blue splash-shaped underbelly. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark red tone and the lighter blue tone with a deep red tone.
|-
| Blue Raindrops || 3x chance in Island or Ocean biomes. 5x chance in Snowy or Tundra biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Blue_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Blue_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with blue with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter blue tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark red tone and the lighter blue tone with a deep red tone.
|-
| Saucy Violet || 3x chance in Jungle or Spooky biomes. 5x chance in Magical biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Violet_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Saucy_Violet_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with violet with a lighter violet splash-shaped underbelly. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark pink tone and the lighter violet tone with a deep pink tone.
|-
| Violet Raindrops || 3x chance in Jungle or Spooky biomes. 5x chance in Magical biomes. || [[File:Magikarp_Violet_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Magikarp_Violet_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the orange tone with violet with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter violet tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark pink tone and the lighter violet tone with a deep pink tone.
|-
|}

===Gyarados Jump Patterns===
Gyarados Jump Patterns are unique visual forms for the Pokémon: Magikarp Jump pattern evolutions, which are newly added by Cobblemon. These are not fished up, but rather are obtained by simply evolving the respective Magikarp Jump-patterned Magikarp.

'''Note: These forms require the respective built-in resource pack to be enabled to be visible.'''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Form Name !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| Skelly || [[File:Gyarados_Skelly_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Skelly_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a skeletal pattern along the spine of its body. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/White/Black) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Black_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_White_Black_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white and black patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (White/Orange) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_White_Orange_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_White_Orange_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of white patches reverse that of the Orange/White pattern. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Calico (Orange/Gold) || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_Gold_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Calico_Orange_Gold_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a calico pattern of red patches. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration, with the red patches being replaced by the non-shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Two-Tone || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white underneath. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Orca || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white middle division underneath, white stripes along the sides of its head and an oval-shaped spot on the sides of its upper tail. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Dapples || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form with a white, wave-like underneath with dappled spots. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Pink Two-Tone || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Two_Tone_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Two_Tone_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white underneath. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with the white underneath being slightly tinted pink.
|-
| Pink Orca || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Orca_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Orca_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white middle division underneath, white stripes along the sides of its head and an oval-shaped spot on the sides of its upper tail. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone.
|-
| Pink Dapples || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Dapples_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Pink_Dapples_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a white, wave-like underneath with dappled spots. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone.
|-
| Gray Bubbles || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white spot pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Gray Diamonds || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white diamond-shaped spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Gray Patches || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Gray_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with black alongside a white patchy pattern. Shiny replaces the black with a whitish-pink tone, with the white patches being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Bubbles || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Bubbles_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Bubbles_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white spot pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Diamonds || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Diamonds_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Diamonds_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white diamond-shaped spot pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white diamond-shaped spots being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Purple Patches || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Patches_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Purple_Patches_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with dark green alongside a white squares pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a light pink tone, with some of the white squares being replaced by a dark pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Tiger || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Zebra || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Apricot Stripes || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Apricot_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with a darker blue tone alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the darker blue with a darker pink tone.
|-
| Brown Tiger || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Tiger_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Tiger_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark tiger-like pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Brown Zebra || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Zebra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Zebra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark zebra-like pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Brown Stripes || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Stripes_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Brown_Stripes_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with light green alongside a dark striped pattern. Shiny replaces the light green with a dark orange tone.
|-
| Orange Forehead || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with white aside from the forehead. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Orange Mask || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Orange_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with white aside from the area around the eyes. Shiny is the same but with the shiny coloration.
|-
| Black Forehead || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Forehead_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Forehead_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with dark grey aside from the forehead, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the dark grey with black, with the black coloration on the forehead being replaced with light pink, along with the crest being colored a dark pink.
|-
| Black Mask || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Mask_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Black_Mask_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces most of the blue tone with dark grey aside from the area around the eyes, which is instead replaced by black. Shiny replaces the dark grey with black, with the black coloration around the eyes being replaced with light pink, along with the crest being colored a dark pink.
|-
| Saucy Blue || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Blue_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Blue_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with purple with a darker purple stripe along the sides. Shiny replaces the purple tone with a gold tone and the lighter purple tone with a lighter yellow tone.
|-
| Blue Raindrops || [[File:Gyarados_Blue_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Blue_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with purple with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter purple tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the blue tone with a dark yellow tone and the lighter blue tone with a lighter yellow tone.
|-
| Saucy Violet || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Violet_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Saucy_Violet_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with violet with a lighter violet stripe along the sides. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark orange tone and the lighter violet tone with a lighter orange tone.
|-
| Violet Raindrops || [[File:Gyarados_Violet_Raindrops_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gyarados_Violet_Raindrops_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the blue tone with violet with a large portion of the body replaced by a lighter violet tone with a raindrop pattern. Shiny replaces the violet tone with a dark orange tone and the lighter violet tone with a lighter orange tone.
|-
|}

==Regional Biases==
Regional Bias forms are pre-evolutionary forms of Regional Pokémon which have no regional-specific pre-evolution. A Pokémon with Regional Bias will always have the choice to evolve into the form it has a bias towards, but is capable of evolving into the non-bias form under the correct conditions.

'''Note: These forms require the respective built-in resource pack to be enabled to be visible.'''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0025 || Pikachu || Alola Bias || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Pikachu_Alolan_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the apperance of Puka, a surfing Pikachu which appeared in the anime episode "The Pi-Kahuna", as well as the apperance of Alolan Raichu. Their eyes are blue rather than black, with their ears being slightly larger and brown-tipped. Their tail also has a swirl pattern on it. The shiny changes the eyes to be a light blue.
|-
| 0102 || Exeggcute || Alolan || Spawns in Beach or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Exeggcute_Alolan_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Exeggcute_Alolan_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with no cracks, the cracked Exeggcute being whole and the middle Exeggcute having a large smile on their face. The coloring is also slightly more saturated and each Exeggcute now has a small square on the top. The shiny also resembles the base form, albeit slightly brighter.
|-
| 0104 || Cubone || Alolan || Spawns in Volcanic or Nether Desert biomes || [[File:Cubone_Alolan_(model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cubone_Alolan_Shiny_(model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with a dark purple mark on the forehead of the skull. The shiny also resembles the base form.
|-
| 0109 || Koffing || Galarian || - || [[File:Koffing Galarian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Koffing_Galarian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || -
|-
| 0155 || Cyndaquil || Hisuian || Spawns in Taiga, Nether Crimson, Nether Forest or Nether Overgrowth biomes || [[File:Cydaquil_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cyndaquil_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with larger back flames and a small, red gem underneath the head. The shiny is identical to the base form.
|-
| 0156 || Quilava || Hisuian || Spawns in Taiga, Nether Crimson, Nether Forest or Nether Overgrowth biomes || [[File:Quilava_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Quilava_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with drooping ears and a small, red markings near the flame spouts and next to the forelegs. The shiny is identical to the base form.
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| 0172 || Pichu || Alolan || - || [[File:Pichu Alolan (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Pichu Alolan Shiny (Model).png|center|250px]] || -
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| 0439 || Mime Jr. || Galarian || - || [[File:Mime Jr. Galarian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || -
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| 0501 || Oshawott || Hisuian || Spawns in Stony Shore or Snowy Beach biomes || [[File:Oshawott_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with a red and black scalchop on their stomach, a split-ended tail and a red nose. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the scalchop is white and the nose is purple.
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| 0502 || Dewott || Hisuian || Spawns in Stony Shore or Snowy Beach biomes || [[File:Substitute (model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with red and black scalchops on their waist, a split-ended tail, a red nose and frayed whiskers. The grey colors are also changed to a black color, with the blue fur around its waist becoming darker. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the scalchops are white and the nose is pink.
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| 0548 || Petilil || Hisuian || Spawns in any Hills biome || [[File:Petilil_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Petilil_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, except only has 4 stubs instead of 5, arranged in a humanoid fashion, along with the head leaves drooping down instead of pointing upwards. The shiny is identical to the base form.
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| 0627 || Rufflet || Hisuian || - || [[File:Rufflet Hisuian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Rufflet Hisuian Shiny (Model).png|center|250px]] || -
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| 0704 || Goomy || Hisuian || Spawns in Lush or Dripstone biome || [[File:Goomy_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Goomy_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with grey spots instead of green, a larger pool of slime underneath, slanted eyes and a slightly shorter body. The shiny is identical to the base form, except the spots do not change color.
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| 0712 || Bergmite || Hisuian || - || [[File:Bergmite Hisuian (Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Substitute Shiny (model).png|center|250px]] || -
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| 0722 || Rowlet || Hisuian || Spawns in Snowy Forest or Snowy Taiga biomes || [[File:Rowlet_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Rowlet_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, albeit with the bowtie being surrounded by red leaves. The shiny is identical to the base form except the bowtie is a dark green and blue.
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| 0723 || Dartrix || Hisuian || Spawns in Snowy Forest or Snowy Taiga biomes || [[File:Dartrix_Hisuian_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Dartrix_Hisuian_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the base form, aside from the bowtie being replaced with red and green leaves and one of the hair strands being shorter. The shiny is identical to the base form except the bowtie is a dark green and blue, with the wing markings becoming orange.
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|}

==Minecraft Forms==
These forms are specifically themed around Minecraft and usually include some aspect of Minecraft in their design.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
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| 0205 || Forretress || Shulker Forretress || Only obtainable/spawnable via commands || [[File:Shulker_Forretress_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Shulker_Forretress_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the Shulker mob with an End Stone interior. The shiny changes the Shulker shell to a black color, with the interior becoming yellow and the eyes resembling an Eye of Ender.
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| 0241 || Miltank || Mooshtank || Found via Mushroom Fields biome || [[File:Mooshtank_Red_Mushroom_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Mooshtank_Brown_Mushroom_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Mooshtank_Red_Mushroom_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Mooshtank_Brown_Mushroom_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Resembles the Red or Brown Mooshroom mob. The shiny instead resembles the Nether fungus, being the Crimson Fungus for Red Mooshtank or the Warped Fungus for the Brown Mooshtank. Right clicking a Mooshtank with a Bowl will result in Mushroom Stew, much like a regular Mooshroom.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Oak Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Oak Sapling || [[File:Oak_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Oak_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Oak Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Plains biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to orange, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Swamp Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Oak Sapling within a Swamp biome || [[File:Swamp_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Swamp_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Oak Tree with vines. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Swamp biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to brown, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Birch Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Birch Sapling || [[File:Birch_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Birch_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Birch Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Forest biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to yellow, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the leaves becoming an orange color.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Dark Oak Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Dark Oak Sapling || [[File:Dark_Oak_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Dark_Oak_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Dark Oak Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Dark Forest biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to blue, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Acacia Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Acacia Sapling || [[File:Acacia_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Acacia_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Acacia Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Savanna biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to lime, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Azalea Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding an Azalea || [[File:Azalea_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Azalea_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Azalea Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Lush Cave biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to a light green, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the eyes changing to orange.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Jungle Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Jungle Sapling || [[File:Jungle_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Jungle_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Jungle Tree with vines. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Jungle biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to a light blue, with the brown coloring changing to grey.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Spruce Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Spruce Sapling || [[File:Spruce_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Spruce_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Spruce Tree. The coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Minecraft Grass and Dirt blocks in the Taiga biome. The shiny changes the green coloring to white, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the Spruce Tree gaining a layer of snow on the leaves.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Mangrove Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Mangrove Propagule || [[File:Mangrove_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Mangrove_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Mangrove Tree with vines. The brown coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Dirt blocks. The green coloring is instead a purple color, resembling Mycelium blocks. The shiny changes the purple coloring to green, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the Mangrove Tree leaves to a light brown.
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| 0389 || Torterra || Cherry Torterra || Evolve Grotle whilst it is holding a Cherry Sapling || [[File:Cherry_Torterra_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Cherry_Torterra_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces the tree on Torterra's back with a Minecraft Cherry Blossom Tree. The brown coloring on Torterra is also more washed-out, resembling Dirt blocks. The green coloring is instead a pink color, resembling Cherry Leaves blocks. Uniquely, this variant also emits small particles from the leaves much like Minecraft Cherry Blossom trees. The shiny changes the pink coloring to a darker pink, with the brown coloring changing to grey and the eyes changing to orange.
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| 0666 || Vivillon || Inferno || Evolve a Spewpa in the Nether || [[File:Vivillon_Inferno_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Inferno_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the Nether. Replaces the wing pattern with a red, molten pattern resembling lava.
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| 0666 || Vivillon || Void || Evolve a Spewpa in the End || [[File:Vivillon_Void_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Void_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the End. Replaces the wing pattern with a purple and black pattern resembling the End sky and End mobs such as Endermen, Endermites and The Ender Dragon.
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| 0666 || Vivillon || Forsaken || Evolve a Spewpa in the Deep Dark || [[File:Vivillon_Forsaken_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Vivillon_Forsaken_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the Deep Dark. Replaces the wing pattern with a blue and light yellow pattern resembling Sculk blocks.
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| 1000 || Gholdengo || Netherite || Evolve a Gimmighoul after filling their Scrap Stash to 32/64/96/128/160/192/224/256 || [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_1_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_2_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_3_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_4_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_5_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_6_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_7_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_Full_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_1_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_2_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_3_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_4_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_5_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_6_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_7_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gholdengo_Netherite_Full_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Replaces Gholdengo's golden texture to a Netherite texture instead. Depending on the Scrap Stash amount depends on the amount of Netherite covering Gholdengo upon evolution, with 256 being the maximum. The shiny stays the same, having the silver bands on top of the Netherite covering.
|-
|}

==Miscellaneous Forms==
These forms do not fit into any of the above categories.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Dex No. !! Pokémon !! Form Name !! Form Condition !! Form !! Shiny Form !! Description
|-
| 0044 || Gloom || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Male_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Female_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Male_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] [[File:Gloom_Valencia_Female_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Vileplume which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Gloom have a rounded pattern on their petals rather than a dotted pattern.
|-
| 0182 || Bellossom || Valencia || Spawns in Savanna or Tropical Island biomes || [[File:Bellossom_Valencia_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Bellossom_Valencia_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || Based on the appearance of the Valencia forms which appear on Valencia Island in the Pokémon anime. Valencia Bellossom has orange flowers and blush, with a v-shaped yellow pattern on their green leaves. The shiny changes the flowers and blush to a blue color, with the v-shaped pattern becoming a light green.
|-
| 0669 || Flabébé || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Flabebe_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Flabebe_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-
| 0670 || Floette || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Floette_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Floette_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-
| 0671 || Florges || Pink || Spawns in Floral Meadow biomes || [[File:Florges_Pink_Flower_(Model).png|center|250px]] || [[File:Florges_Pink_Flower_Shiny_(Model).png|center|250px]] || A pink flower form resembling the other 5 color variant, created to coincide with the pink Minecraft flowers. The shiny is identical to the regular form.
|-

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