List of Brazilian Portuguese Pokémon names

This list is a record of the official Brazilian Portuguese spellings for Pokémon names. Names are listed by number in the order dictated by the National Pokédex.

The Brazilian Portuguese names of most Pokémon are the same as their English names, and are not listed below. Although these names are spelled identically to how they are spelled in English, some Pokémon names are pronounced in the anime in a way that only approximates their English pronunciation; the most famous examples are Bulbasaur and Meowth, which are pronounced as if they were spelled "Bulbassauro" and "Miau", respectively. The same happens with Bulbasaur's evolutions, namely Ivysaur (pronounced "Ivyssauro") and Venusaur (pronounced "Venussauro"), and with Magikarp (pronounced "Magikarpa") in the earlier episodes of the anime.

Type: Null and the Paradox Pokémon (with the exceptions of Koraidon and Miraidon) are the only Pokémon whose names in Brazilian Portuguese are different to their English names.

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• English: The official English name as dictated by Nintendo of America and used in all English-language games and merchandise.
• Brazilian Portuguese: The official Brazilian Portuguese name used in Pokémon GO, Pokémon UNITE, and in the Brazilian Portuguese-language TCG, anime, and merchandise.

List of Brazilian Portuguese Pokémon names

Generation VII

Ndex	MS	English	Brazilian Portuguese
#0772		Type: Null	Tipo Nulo

Generation IX

Ndex	MS	English	Brazilian Portuguese
#0984		Great Tusk	Presa Grande
#0985		Scream Tail	Cauda Brado
#0986		Brute Bonnet	Capuz Bruto
#0987		Flutter Mane	Juba Sopro
#0988		Slither Wing	Asa Rasteira
#0989		Sandy Shocks	Choque Areia
#0990		Iron Treads	Trilho Férreo
#0991		Iron Bundle	Pacote Férreo
#0992		Iron Hands	Mãos Férreas
#0993		Iron Jugulis	Jugulares Férreas
#0994		Iron Moth	Mariposa Férrea
#0995		Iron Thorns	Espinhos Férreos
#1005		Roaring Moon	Lua Estrondo
#1006		Iron Valiant	Valentia Férrea
#1009		Walking Wake	Onda Ando
#1010		Iron Leaves	Folhas Férreas
#1020		Gouging Fire	Fogo Corrosão
#1021		Raging Bolt	Raio Fúria
#1022		Iron Boulder	Rocha Férrea
#1023		Iron Crown	Chifres Férreos

Eggs

	English	Brazilian Portuguese
	Egg	Ovo

External links

• The Brazilian Portuguese Pokédex on Pokémon.com

See also

• Pokémon in Brazil

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