Which Pokémon Are Still Missing From Pokémon GO In 2025

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has continued to add new Pokémon to the game for players to catch, but many are still missing nearly 10 years after launch. Since 2016, has added new generations of Pokémon into the game regularly, but remains behind the main series of games and the anime.

Each generation introduced in is released in stages, normally with the starter Pokémon of that generation, along with other common spawns from the series. Other times, through events, more Pokémon are added into the game. While the early generations are nearly all complete in 2025, the later ones have a large number of Pokémon yet to be included. Here are all the Pokémon not yet in from generations that have been introduced.

Generation

Pokémon Not Released

Sinnoh (Gen IV)

Kalos (Gen VI)

Alola (Gen VII)

Galar (Gen VIII)

49 Unreleased Pokémon

Hisui

Paldea (Gen IX)

76 Unreleased Pokémon

In total, if players have caught every Pokémon that has been released in you will have 883 in your Pokédex. However, there are still 142 Pokémon from the generations that have been introduced to the game which have still not been added. All the Pokémon from the first three generations have now been released at some point for Trainers to capture, even if they are not currently available.

Even in the first three generations, there were Pokémon that were unavailable for a long time. This is the same pattern for Sinnoh and Kalos with three and four Pokémon remaining respectively.

Hisuian Pokémon remain rare in , but as they are not classed as their own generation, there isn't as many of them to collect. Of the Hisuian Pokémon that have been part of the series, Basculegion is the only one that is yet to be released in. From Gen 7 and the Alola Pokémon, only 11 have yet to be added to the game. This includes two Legendary Pokémon: Silvally and the mysterious Type: Null. Both are likely to be introduced uniquely either through Raids or via Special Research.

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