Diurnal Pokémon

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Some Pokémon are diurnal Pokémon, which means they appear more frequently in the wild during the day, or do not appear at all unless it is daytime. This only applies to Generation II and Generation IV, where time is a major feature.

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In Generation II

Pokémon active during daytime

• Growlithe ^C
• Lickitung ^C
• Magmar ^C
• Sunkern
• Slugma ^C
• Miltank ^C
• Larvitar ^C

Pokémon active during daytime and another time of day

• Caterpie ^Morning
• Metapod ^Morning
• Butterfree ^Morning
• Weedle ^Morning
• Kakuna ^Morning
• Beedrill ^Morning
• Pidgey ^Morning
• Pidgeotto ^Morning
• Spearow ^Morning
• Fearow ^Morning
• Ekans ^{Morning C}
• Arbok ^{Morning C}
• Sandshrew ^{Morning C}
• Sentret ^Morning
• Furret ^Morning
• Hoppip ^Morning
• Skiploom ^Morning
• Corsola ^Morning
• Sneasel Template:Sup/t Night

In Generation IV

Pokémon active during daytime

• Ledyba*
• Sunkern^HGSS

Pokémon active during daytime and another time of day

• Caterpie ^{Morning HGSS}
• Metapod ^{Morning HGSS}
• Butterfree ^{Morning HGSS}
• Weedle ^{Morning HGSS}
• Kakuna ^{Morning HGSS}
• Beedrill ^{Morning HGSS}
• Pidgey ^{Morning HGSS}
• Pidgeotto ^Morning
• Sentret ^{Morning HGSS}
• Furret ^{Morning HGSS}
• Ledyba ^Day*
• Hoppip ^{Morning HGSS}
• Corsola ^{Morning HGSS}
• Sneasel ^Night

Related articles

• Matutinal Pokémon
• Nocturnal Pokémon