List of Pokémon by availability (Sleep)

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This is a list of Pokémon currently available in Pokémon Sleep.

List of Pokémon by date

Counting by individual species, the following Pokémon are currently available in Pokémon Sleep:

• 65 of 151 Pokémon from Generation I (43.05%).
• 40 of 100 Pokémon from Generation II (40%).
• 39 of 135 Pokémon from Generation III (28.89%).
• 23 of 107 Pokémon from Generation IV (21.5%).
• 6 of 156 Pokémon from Generation V (3.85%).
• 4 of 72 Pokémon from Generation VI (5.56%).
• 7 of 88 Pokémon from Generation VII (7.95%).
• 3 of 96 Pokémon from Generation VIII (3.13%).
• 13 of 120 Pokémon from Generation IX (10.83%).

200 of 1025 Pokémon (19.51% of all Pokémon species) are currently in the game. In addition, three regional forms have been made available thus far, two of which are Alolan forms and one of which is a Paldean form.

Date	Pokémon	Notes
July 16, 2023		Initial release. Arcanine, Flareon, Bayleef, Meganium, Quilava, Typhlosion, Houndoom, and Leafeon are available via Evolution, but cannot be found in the wild.
September 12, 2023		Mr. Mime and Mime Jr. became available.
September 28, 2023		The Clefairy line became available during the second Good Sleep Day event.
October 24, 2023		Shuppet and Banette, as well as Halloween Pikachu, became available during the Halloween 2023 event.
November 14, 2023		Onix and Steelix became available.
November 19, 2023		Flareon and Leafeon became available in the wild during the Eevee Week event.
December 18, 2023		Delibird, the Snover line, and Holiday Pikachu became available during the Holiday 2023 event.
January 24, 2024		The Dratini, Ralts, and Stufful lines became available with the release of Lapis Lakeside. Bayleef and Meganium became available in the wild.
March 11, 2024		Dedenne became available during the Electric Type Week event.
March 25, 2024		Raikou became available during the Raikou Research event.
April 22, 2024		Comfey became available during the Flower Festival event.
April 30, 2024		Arcanine, Quilava, Typhlosion, and Houndoom became available in the wild.
May 6, 2024		Vulpix and Ninetales became available during the Fire Type Week event.
May 20, 2024		Entei became available during the Entei Research event.
June 17, 2024		Cramorant became available during the Summer Festival event.
July 15, 2024		The Paldea first partner Pokémon lines became available during the First Anniversary Fest event.
August 19, 2024		Wooper and Quagsire became available during the Water Type Week event.
September 2, 2024		Suicune became available during the Suicune Research event.
October 2, 2024		The Aron, Shinx, and Grubbin lines became available with the release of Old Gold Power Plant.
October 11, 2024		Drifloon and Drifblim became available.
October 28, 2024		Mimikyu and a new Halloween Pikachu variant became available during the Halloween 2024 event.
December 3, 2024		Sneasel and Weavile became available.
December 23, 2024		The Alolan Vulpix and Pawmi lines, as well as Holiday Eevee, became available during the Holiday 2024 event.
January 20, 2025		Rufflet and Braviary became available.
February 10, 2025		Paldean Wooper and Clodsire became available during the Valentine's Day 2025 event.
March 17, 2025		Munna and Musharna became available during the Psychic Type Week event.
March 31, 2025		Cresselia and Darkrai became available during the Cresselia vs. Darkrai event.
May 5, 2025		The Chansey line became available during the Spring Festival 2025 event.
May 26, 2025		Murkrow and Honchkrow became available during the first New Moon Day event.
June 9, 2025		Mawile became available during the first Packed Portions Cooking Week event.
June 23, 2025		Farfetch'd became available during the Summer Festival 2025 event.
July 14, 2025		The Hoenn first partner Pokémon lines, Plusle, and Minun became available during the Second Anniversary Fest event.
August 11, 2025	ToxelToxtricityToxtricity	Toxel and Toxtricity became available for the Super Skill Week Part 2 event.
September 29, 2025	NatuXatu	Natu and Xatu became available for the Buncha Berries Week Part 1 event.
October 21, 2025	PumpkabooPumpkabooPumpkabooPumpkabooGourgeistGourgeistGourgeistGourgeist	Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist became available during Day 2 of the October 2025 New Moon Day event, ahead of the Halloween 2025 — Double Candy Research event happening the following week.
October 27, 2025	Eevee	Halloween Eevee became available during the Halloween 2025 event.
November 6, 2025	TrapinchVibravaFlygonBagonShelgonSalamenceDwebbleCrustle	The Trapinch, Bagon and Dwebble lines became available with the release of Amber Canyon.
December 1, 2025	Spiritomb	Spiritomb became available during the Packed Portions Cooking Week Part 2 event.
December 22, 2025	Spheal	Spheal (Holiday), Togedemaru, and the Cetoddle line became available during the Holiday 2025 — Double Dream Shard Research event.
January 19, 2026		Shuckle became available for the Super Skill Week Part 3 event.

Trivia

Some of the new Pokémon additions to Pokémon Sleep happen on certain dates that reflect their Pokédex entries, or their appearances in the core series games:

• Cleffa, Clefairy, and Clefable were added during a Good Sleep Day event, which happens every full moon; Clefairy and Clefable are often associated with the full moon, as indicated by their Pokédex entries.
• Drifloon and Drifblim were added on a Friday (October 11, 2024), reflecting how Drifloon can be found at Valley Windworks on Fridays in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.
• Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist were added during a New Moon Day event, referencing Gourgeist's Pokédex entries stating it being active during a new moon.

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