List of Pokémon with form differences in Pokémon GO

In Pokémon GO, certain Pokémon have various forms which, while similar to those in the core series, operate using different mechanics. All forms in GO are determined at the time of capture or evolution and cannot be changed, except for Shaymin, Furfrou, Hoopa, and Zygarde, as well as Pokémon that have undergone Fusion, Mega Evolution or Primal Reversion, or Gigantamax. Although every species has one Pokédex entry each, a Pokémon is considered different from any of its alternate forms; this means that even if a player has one form of the Pokémon species registered in the Pokédex, an alternate form will still appear as a new silhouette in the Nearby screen and receiving one in a trade will be considered a Special Trade. They also may have different base stats or moves, and are also ordered separately in the Player’s Pokémon inventory.

Some, but not all, Pokémon with gender differences can be considered different forms based on these criteria. While most gender differences are purely cosmetic and have no effect on gameplay, male and female Meowstic and Oinkologne have different movesets and base stats, respectively. While some male and female Pokémon may be ordered separately in the Pokémon inventory, such as Frillish, Jellicent, and Pyroar, they do not have differing base stats or movesets and are therefore not included below.

Regional forms

Regional forms were first introduced to Pokémon GO on May 29, 2018 with the release of Alolan Exeggutor. Some species appear in the wild, while others are exclusive to 7 km Eggs, raids, and later, Field Research. The availability of certain regional forms may change during limited-time special events. The first Galarian form, Galarian Weezing, was introduced in raids on November 16, 2019 to celebrate the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield. The first Hisuian form, Hisuian Voltorb, was introduced in the wild and Special Research on January 30, 2022 to celebrate the release of Pokémon Legends: Arceus. The first Paldean form, Paldean Wooper, was introduced in the wild on November 5, 2023 for Wooper Community Day.

Availability Pokémon
First in evolutionary line
Obtainable from Eggs, Raid Battles, and Research
Many are obtainable in the wild during special events
RattataShinySandshrewShinyVulpixShinyDiglettShinyMeowthShinyMeowthShinyGrowlitheShinyGeodudeShinyPonytaShinySlowpokeShinyFarfetch'dShinyGrimerShinyVoltorbShinyWooperShinyQwilfishShinySneaselShinyZigzagoonShinyStunfiskShinyDarumakaShinyYamaskShiny
First in evolutionary line
Obtainable from Daily Adventure Incense
ArticunoShinyZapdosShinyMoltresShiny
Regional Pokémon that evolve from regional Pokémon
Obtainable from evolution
RaticateShinySandslashShinyNinetalesShinyDugtrioShinyPersianShinyArcanineShinyGravelerShinyGolemShinyRapidashShinySlowbroShinyMukShinyElectrodeShinySlowkingShinyLinooneShinyDarmanitanShiny
Regional Pokémon that evolve from non-regional Pokémon
Obtainable from Eggs, Raid Battles, and Research
Unobtainable from evolution (excluding special events)
RaichuShinyExeggutorShiny*MarowakShiny*WeezingShinyMr. MimeShiny*TyphlosionShinySamurottShinyBraviaryShinyAvaluggShinyDecidueyeShiny
Regional evolutions
Not considered regional forms
Obtainable from evolution of regional Pokémon
PerrserkerShinySirfetch'dShinyMr. RimeShinyClodsireShinyOverqwilShinyRunerigusShinyObstagoonShinySneaslerShiny

Mega Evolution and Primal Reversion

Main article: Mega Evolution (GO)

Certain Pokémon can undergo Mega Evolution or Primal Reversion, which lasts for 8 hours and increases the base stats of that individual Pokémon.

Fusion

Main article: Fusion (GO)

Starting with GO Fest 2024, Necrozma can undergo Fusion with either Solgaleo or Lunala to become Dusk Mane Necrozma or Dawn Wings Necrozma, respectively. Fusion is indefinite until the Player Separates the Pokémon.

Gigantamax

Main article: Gigantamax (GO)

Certain Pokémon can Gigantamax, which occurs during Max Battles and grants that individual Pokémon access to Max Moves and G-Max Moves.

Shadow and Purified Pokémon

Main article: Shadow Pokémon (GO)

Shadow Pokémon are Pokémon corrupted by Team GO Rocket that have Shadow auras and angry red eyes. Shadow Pokémon can be purified with Candy and Stardust to become Purified Pokémon.

Event Pokémon

Main article: Event Pokémon (GO)

Event Pokémon, originally known as Costume Pokémon, are special forms that have appeared during various events for a limited time. These forms feature an otherwise-normal Pokémon with an event-themed costume.

Alternate forms

Pikachu

Pikachu has appeared with the greatest number of different, non-interchangeable forms. Many of these forms are Event Pokémon that, besides cosmetic differences, do not have notable effects on gameplay. Some of these Event Pokémon do, however, have different movesets compared to the standard Pikachu that is found in the wild. A standard Pikachu can learn the Legacy moves Present, Surf, and Thunder via Elite TM. To determine if an Event Pikachu can learn Legacy moves, the Player can attempt to use an Elite Fast TM or Elite Charged TM on the Pokémon and see what moves are available.

GO025.pngShiny released
Pikachu
can learn Legacy moves
ex: standard Pikachu
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack
GO Normal.png Present

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge
GO Water.png Surf
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO0025Sun.pngShiny released
Pikachu
cannot learn Legacy moves
ex: Sun Tiara Pikachu
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge

GO025Fly5.pngShiny released
Flying Pikachu
can learn Legacy moves
ex: 5th Anniversary
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack
GO Normal.png Present

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge
GO Flying.png Fly

GO025Fly.pngShiny released
Flying Pikachu
cannot learn Legacy moves
ex: standard Flying Pikachu
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge
GO Flying.png Fly

GO025GOFest2022Finale.pngShiny released
Shaymin Scarf Pikachu
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge
GO Grass.png Grass Knot

GO0025Captain.pngShiny released
Captain Pikachu
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Normal.png Quick Attack

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Discharge
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Wild Charge
GO Electric.png Volt Tackle

GO025Li.pngShiny released
Pikachu Libre
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Fairy.png Charm

Charged Attacks

GO Fighting.png Flying Press
GO Electric.png Thunder Punch
GO Fairy.png Play Rough

GO0025PhD.png
Pikachu PhD
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Fairy.png Charm
GO Normal.png Present

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Punch
GO Fairy.png Play Rough

GO025Po.png
Pikachu Pop Star
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Fairy.png Charm

Charged Attacks

GO Fairy.png Draining Kiss
GO Electric.png Thunder Punch
GO Fairy.png Play Rough

GO025Ro.png
Pikachu Rock Star
GO Electric.png
Fast Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder Shock
GO Fairy.png Charm

Charged Attacks

GO Steel.png Meteor Mash
GO Electric.png Thunder Punch
GO Fairy.png Play Rough

Mewtwo

Mewtwo has two forms in Pokémon GO. Unlike in the core series games, Mewtwo has an alternate form (Armored Mewtwo), which is based on the first movie remake reincarnation. This is the only event Pokémon to have completely different stats and moveset to its normal counterpart. These two forms have been available in five-star Raid Battles and EX Raid Battles. They are non-interchangeable.

GO150.pngShiny released
Mewtwo
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
214 300 182
Max CPLv. 50
4724
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psycho Cut
GO Psychic.png Confusion

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psychic
GO Fighting.png Focus Blast
GO Fire.png Flamethrower
GO Ice.png Ice Beam
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Ghost.png Shadow Ball
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Psychic.png Psystrike

GO150A.png
Armored Mewtwo
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
214 182 278
Max CPLv. 50
3603
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Steel.png Iron Tail

Charged Attacks

GO Rock.png Rock Slide
GO Fighting.png Dynamic Punch
GO Ground.png Earthquake
GO Psychic.png Future Sight
GO Psychic.png Psystrike

Unown

Unown has 28 forms which, like in the core series games, correspond to the 26 letters of the English alphabet plus ! and ?. Certain forms of Unown have been made available in increased spawns during certain global or local events. The forms available typically correspond to the characters of a word related to the event. All forms have been released, though not all Shiny forms have been released.

UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny
UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny Unown UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny
UnownShiny UnownShiny Unown UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny UnownShiny
UnownShiny Unown UnownShiny UnownShiny Unown UnownShiny UnownShiny

Event availability of Unown

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Event Word Unown forms
Pokémon GO Fest 2017
(July 22, 2017)
CHICAGO Unown (A)Unown (C)Unown (G)Unown (H)Unown (I)
Delayed Safari Zone
(August 4 - 21, 2017)
EUROPE Unown (E)Unown (O)Unown (P)Unown (R)Unown (U)
Pokémon GO Park
(August 9 - 15, 2017)
YOKOHAMA Unown (A)Unown (H)Unown (K)Unown (M)Unown (O)Unown (Y)
Pokémon World Championships
(August 18 - 20, 2017)
WORLDS Unown (D)Unown (L)Unown (O)Unown (R)Unown (S)Unown (W)
Pokémon GO Safari Zone in Europe
(September 16 - October 14, 2017)
SAFARI Unown (A)Unown (F)Unown (I)Unown (R)Unown (S)
TwitchCon
(October 20 - 22, 2017)
TWITCH Unown (C)Unown (H)Unown (I)Unown (T)Unown (W)
Pokémon GO Week in Korea
(November 10 - 12, 2017)
SEOUL Unown (E)Unown (O)Unown (L)Unown (S)Unown (U)
Pokémon GO Safari in Tottori
(November 24 - 26, 2017)
SAKYU Unown (A)Unown (K)Unown (S)Unown (U)Unown (Y)
RTX Convention, Sydney
(February 3, 2018)
RTX Unown (R)Unown (T)Unown (X)
Pokémon GO Safari in Chiayi
(February 26 - March 3, 2018)
CHIAYI and
G, F and X
Unown (A)Unown (C)Unown (H)Unown (I)Unown (Y)
Unown (F)Unown (G)Unown (X)
SXSW, Austin
(March 8 - 15, 2018)
SXSW Unown (S)Unown (W)Unown (X)
Game Developer Conference, San Francisco
(March 21 - April 1, 2018)
GDC Unown (C)Unown (D)Unown (G)
Armageddon Expo, Wellington
(March 30 - April 1, 2018)
ARMAGEDDON Unown (A)Unown (D)Unown (E)Unown (G)
Unown (M)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (R)
Comic Con, Utrecht
(March 31 - April 2, 2018)
COMIC CON Unown (C)Unown (I)Unown (M)Unown (N)Unown (O)
PAX East, Boston
(April 6 - 8, 2018)
PAX Unown (A)Unown (P)Unown (X)
Trafalgar Square Games Festival, London
(April 7, 2018)
London Games Festival
(April 14, 2018)
LONDON Unown (D)Unown (L)Unown (N)Unown (O)
Rio2C Event
(April 7 - 8, 2018)
RIOTC Unown (C)Unown (I)Unown (O)Unown (R)Unown (T)
E3, Los Angeles
(June 12 - 14, 2018)
LETSGO! Unown (E)Unown (G)Unown (O)Unown (L)Unown (S)Unown (T)Unown (!)
Fifa World Cup
(June 16 - 17, 2018)
VAMOS and
BR (Brasil)
PER (Peru)
RG (Argentina)
Unown (A)Unown (M)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (V)
Unown (B)Unown (R)
Unown (E)Unown (P)Unown (R)
Unown (G)Unown (R)
Fifa World Cup
(June 17 - 18, 2018)
VAMOS and
EX (Mexico)
CRI (Costa Rica)
CUR (Uruguary)
PN (Panama)
URY (Uruguary)
CL (Colombia)
Unown (A)Unown (M)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (V)
Unown (E)Unown (X)
Unown (C)Unown (I)Unown (R)
Unown (N)Unown (P)
Unown (R)Unown (U)Unown (Y)
Unown (C)Unown (L)
Pokémon GO Safari in Dortmund
(June 30 - July 1, 2018)
DORTMUND Unown (D)Unown (M)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (R)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Japan Expo
(July 5 - July 8, 2018)
JAPAN EXPO Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (J)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (P)Unown (X)
Pokémon GO Fest 2018
(July 14 - July 15, 2018)
CELEBI? Unown (B)Unown (C)Unown (E)Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (?)
San Diego Comic Con
(July 19 - July 23, 2018)
SD COMIC CON Unown (C)Unown (D)Unown (I)Unown (M)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (S)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (Softbank), Japan
(July 26, 2018)
SB Unown (B)Unown (S)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (Toho, Tully's & Joyfull), Japan
(July 27, 2018)
TJ Unown (J)Unown (T)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (McDonald's), Japan
(July 28, 2018)
MD Unown (D)Unown (M)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (Aeon), Japan
(July 29, 2018)
AE Unown (A)Unown (E)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend, Korea
(July 29, 2018)
SLT Unown (L)Unown (S)Unown (T)
Gamescom
(August 21 - 24, 2018)
GAMESCOM Unown (A)Unown (C)Unown (E)Unown (G)Unown (M)Unown (O)Unown (S)
Pokémon 2018 World Championships
(August 24 - 26, 2018)
NASHVILLE Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (H)Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (N)Unown (S)Unown (V)
Pokémon GO Safari in Yokosuka
(August 29 - September 2, 2018)
YOKOSUKA Unown (A)Unown (K)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (U)Unown (Y)
PAX West, Seattle
(August 29 - September 3, 2018)
PAX Unown (A)Unown (P)Unown (X)
DragonCon, Atlanta
(August 29 - September 2, 2018)
DRAGONCON Unown (A)Unown (C)Unown (D)Unown (G)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (R)
Pokémon GO Week in Korea
(September 21 - 23, 2018)
CHUSEOK Unown (C)Unown (E)Unown (H)Unown (K)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (U)
NY Comic Con
(October 4 - 7, 2018)
NY COMIC CON Unown (C)Unown (I)Unown (M)Unown (N)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (Y)
Milan Games Week
(October 5 - 7, 2018)
MGW Unown (G)Unown (M)Unown (W)
MAG 2018
(October 5 - 7, 2018)
MAG! Unown (A)Unown (G)Unown (M)Unown (!)
PAX West, Melbourne
(October 26 - 28, 2018)
PAX Unown (A)Unown (P)Unown (X)
Paris Games Week
(October 26 - 30, 2018)
PGW Unown (G)Unown (P)Unown (W)
MCM London Comic Con
(October 26 - 30, 2018)
MCM LONDON Unown (C)Unown (D)Unown (M)Unown (L)Unown (N)Unown (O)
Lucca Comics & Games Con
(October 26 - 30, 2018)
LCG Unown (C)Unown (G)Unown (L)
Pokémon GO Safari in Tainan
(November 1 - 5, 2018)
TAINAN ZONE Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (I)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (T)Unown (Z)
Pokémon GO Safari in Porto Alegre
(January 25 - 27, 2019)
PORTO ALEGRE Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (G)Unown (L)Unown (O)Unown (P)Unown (R)Unown (T)
Game Developers Conference, San Francisco
(January 25 - 27, 2019)
GDC Unown (C)Unown (D)Unown (G)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (Ito En & Tsutaya), Japan
(April 6, 2019)
TYNI Unown (I)Unown (N)Unown (T)Unown (Y)
Pokémon GO Special Weekend (7-11), Japan
(April 7, 2019)
VS Unown (S)Unown (V)
Pokémon GO Safari in Sentosa
(April 18 - 22, 2019)
SENTOSA! Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (T)Unown (!)
Pokémon GO Week in Korea
(May 4 - 6, 2019)
SEOUL Unown (E)Unown (O)Unown (L)Unown (S)Unown (U)
Pokémon GO Fest Chicago
(June 13 - 16, 2019)
Pokémon GO Fest Dortmund
(July 4 - 7, 2019)
Pokémon GO Fest Yokohama
(August 5 - 12, 2019)
WAKE UP! Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (K)Unown (P)Unown (U)Unown (W)Unown (!)
Ultra Bonus Week 1
(September 2 - 9, 2019)
ULTRA Unown (A)Unown (L)Unown (R)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Montreal Safari Zone
(September 20 - 22, 2019)
QUEBEC Unown (B)Unown (C)Unown (E)Unown (Q)Unown (U)
New Taipei City Safari Zone
(October 3 - 6, 2019)
NTPC SAFARI Unown (A)Unown (C)Unown (F)Unown (I)Unown (N)Unown (P)Unown (R)Unown (S)Unown (T)
Safari Zone St. Louis
(March 27 - 29, 2020)
ST LOUIS Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (O)Unown (S)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Safari Zone Liverpool
(April 17 - 19, 2020)
LIVERPOOL Unown (E)Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (O)Unown (P)Unown (R)Unown (V)
Safari Zone Philadelphia
(May 8 - 10, 2020)
PHILADELPHIA Unown (A)Unown (D)Unown (E)Unown (H)Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (P)
Pokémon GO Fest 2020
(July 25 - 26, 2020; August 26, 2020)
GO Unown (G)Unown (O)
Enigma Week
(August 7 - 14, 2020)
ULTRA Unown (A)Unown (L)Unown (R)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Special Weekend
(November 7 - 8, 2020)
VZGH (USA)
SBMK (Japan)
SE (Mexico)
Unown (G)Unown (H)Unown (V)Unown (Z)
Unown (B)Unown (K)Unown (M)Unown (S)
Unown (E)Unown (S)
City Explorer, Auckland
(November 22, 2020)
C Unown (C)
Pokémon GO Fest 2021
(July 17 - 18, 2021)
FG Unown (F)Unown (G)
Ultra Unlock Part 1: Time
(July 23 - August 3, 2021)
Ultra Unlock Part 2: Space
(August 6 - 17, 2021)
Ultra Unlock Part 3: Sword and Shield
(August 20 - 31, 2021)
U Unown (U)
Pokémon GO Tour: Johto
(February 26, 2022)
GO TOUR J Unown (G)Unown (J)Unown (O)Unown (R)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Pokémon GO Safari Zone: Seville
(May 13 - 15, 2022)
SEVILLA Unown (A)Unown (E)Unown (I)Unown (L)Unown (S)Unown (V)
Pokémon GO Fest 2022
(June 4 - 5, 2022)
GO UB Unown (B)Unown (G)Unown (O)Unown (U)
Adventure Week 2022
(June 7 - 12, 2022)
F Unown (F)
Pokémon GO Fest 2022 (Berlin)
(July 1 - 3, 2022)
Pokémon GO Fest 2022 (Seattle)
(July 23 - 25, 2022)
Pokémon GO Fest 2022 (Sapporo)
(August 5 - 7, 2022)
ULTRA BEAST Unown (A)Unown (B)Unown (E)Unown (L)Unown (R)Unown (S)Unown (T)Unown (U)
Pokémon GO 6th Anniversary
(July 6 - 12, 2022)
E Unown (E)
Pokémon GO Fest 2022 Finale
(August 27, 2022)
GO SNPBX* Unown (B)Unown (G)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (P)Unown (S)Unown (X)
Psychic Spectacular 2022
(September 6 - 12, 2022)
ESP Unown (E)Unown (P)Unown (S)
Pokémon GO Safari Zone: Goyang
(September 23 - 25, 2022)
GOYANG Unown (A)Unown (G)Unown (N)Unown (O)Unown (Y)

Spinda

Spinda has twenty forms (patterns) in Pokémon GO's Pokédex, nine of which have been released. Spinda can only be caught as a reward for completing specific Field Research. Only one pattern is available worldwide at any time and the pattern rotates periodically. Pattern 9, which is based on two Spinda from Going for a Spinda, specifically was added for the 2019 Valentine's Day Event. Since July 2019, Spinda has a possibility of being Shiny, with the Shiny forms' spot patterns being slightly different from their normal counterparts.

Pattern 1
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 2
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 3
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 4
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 5
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 6
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 7
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 8
Spinda
Spinda
Pattern 9
Spinda
Spinda

Event availability of Spinda

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Form Availability
GO327.pngGO327 s.png
Pattern 1
  • October 2018 — Make 2 Nice Curveball Throws
  • November - December 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • January - February 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • October 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • July 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327B.pngGO327B s.png
Pattern 2
  • March - April 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row
  • September - October 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • November 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • August 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327C.pngGO327C s.png
Pattern 3
  • September 2018 — Make a Great Curveball Throw
  • September - October 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • April 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • December 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • September 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327D.pngGO327D s.png
Pattern 4
  • May - June 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row
  • November - December 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • May 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • January - February 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • October 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327E.pngGO327E s.png
Pattern 5
  • January - February 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row
  • June - August 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • June 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • March 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • November 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327F.pngGO327F s.png
Pattern 6
  • December 2018 — Make a Great Curveball Throw
  • March 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • July 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • April 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • December 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327G.pngGO327G s.png
Pattern 7
  • November 2018 — Make 3 Nice Curveball Throws
  • January - February 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • May 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • August 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • May 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • January 2023 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327H.pngGO327H s.png
Pattern 8
  • August 2018 — Make 3 Curveball Throws in a row
  • July - August 2019 — Make 5 Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • April 2020 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • March 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • September 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • June 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
GO327I.pngGO327I s.png
Pattern 9
  • Valentine's Day 2019: February 13 - 21, 2019 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row
  • Valentine's Day 2021: February 14 - 18, 2021 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible
  • Valentine's Day 2022: February 10 - 14, 2022 — Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a rowShiny possible

Castform

Castform has four forms, and the current weather affects which form may spawn. Unlike in the core series games, these forms are non-interchangeable. Additionally, even a change in weather will not affect previously spawned Castform.

GO351.pngShiny released
Castform
Normal
GO Normal.png
Partly cloudyCloudyWindy
Fast Attacks

GO Normal.png Tackle
GO Ghost.png Hex

Charged Attacks

GO Flying.png Hurricane
GO Grass.png Energy Ball
GO Rock.png Weather Ball

GO351S.pngShiny released
Castform
Sunny
GO Fire.png
SunnyClear
Fast Attacks

GO Fire.png Ember
GO Normal.png Tackle

Charged Attacks

GO Fire.png Fire Blast
GO Grass.png Solar Beam
GO Fire.png Weather Ball

GO351R.pngShiny released
Castform
Rainy
GO Water.png
Rainy
Fast Attacks

GO Water.png Water Gun
GO Normal.png Tackle

Charged Attacks

GO Water.png Hydro Pump
GO Electric.png Thunder
GO Water.png Weather Ball

GO351H.pngShiny released
Castform
Snowy
GO Ice.png
SnowFog
Fast Attacks

GO Ice.png Powder Snow
GO Normal.png Tackle

Charged Attacks

GO Ice.png Blizzard
GO Ice.png Ice Beam
GO Ice.png Weather Ball

Deoxys

Deoxys has four forms which have been exclusively available in five-star Raid Battles and EX Raid Battles. These forms are non-interchangeable.

GO386.pngShiny released
Deoxys
Normal Forme
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
137 345 115
Max CPLv. 50
3573
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt
GO Electric.png Charge Beam

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psycho Boost
GO Electric.png Zap Cannon
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam

GO386A.pngShiny released
Deoxys
Attack Forme
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
137 414 46
Max CPLv. 50
2916
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt
GO Poison.png Poison Jab

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psycho Boost
GO Electric.png Zap Cannon
GO Dark.png Dark Pulse

GO386D.pngShiny released
Deoxys
Defense Forme
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
137 144 330
Max CPLv. 50
2570
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt
GO Fighting.png Counter

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psycho Boost
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Rock.png Rock Slide

GO386S.pngShiny released
Deoxys
Speed Forme
GO Psychic.png
HP Atk Def
137 230 218
Max CPLv. 50
3255
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt
GO Electric.png Charge Beam

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psycho Boost
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Normal.png Swift

Burmy and Wormadam

Burmy and Wormadam have three forms. Like the core series games, the form that Burmy appears as depends on the map environment where they spawn in the wild. Plant Cloak Burmy tend to spawn in green and forested areas, Sandy Cloak Burmy tend to spawn in sandy areas, and Trash Cloak Burmy tend to spawn in urban areas. These forms are non-interchangeable. All male Burmy evolve into Mothim. Female Burmy evolve into Wormadam, and the form of Wormadam is based on the form of Burmy.

Plant Cloak
BurmyShiny
Sandy Cloak
BurmyShiny
Trash Cloak
BurmyShiny
GO413.pngShiny released
Wormadam
Plant Cloak
GO Bug.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
155 141 180
Max CPLv. 50
2005
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Bug.png Bug Bite

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psybeam
GO Grass.png Energy Ball
GO Bug.png Bug Buzz

GO413G.pngShiny released
Wormadam
Sandy Cloak
GO Bug.pngGO Ground.png
HP Atk Def
155 141 180
Max CPLv. 50
2005
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Bug.png Bug Bite

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psybeam
GO Ground.png Bulldoze
GO Bug.png Bug Buzz

GO413S.pngShiny released
Wormadam
Trash Cloak
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
HP Atk Def
155 127 175
Max CPLv. 50
1802
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Bug.png Bug Bite

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psybeam
GO Steel.png Iron Head
GO Bug.png Bug Buzz

Cherrim

Cherrim has two forms which, like Castform, are dependent on the current weather. Unlike in the core series games, these forms are non-interchangeable. Additionally, even a change in weather will not affect previously spawned Cherrim. Cherubi will randomly evolve into either form of Cherrim.

GO421.pngShiny released
Cherrim
Overcast Form
GO Grass.png
Partly cloudyCloudyWindy
Rainy SnowFog
Fast Attacks

GO Grass.png Razor Leaf
GO Grass.png Bullet Seed

Charged Attacks

GO Fairy.png Dazzling Gleam
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Grass.png Solar Beam

GO421S.pngShiny released
Cherrim
Sunshine Form
GO Grass.png
SunnyClear
Fast Attacks

GO Grass.png Razor Leaf
GO Grass.png Bullet Seed

Charged Attacks

GO Fairy.png Dazzling Gleam
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Grass.png Solar Beam
GO Fire.png Weather Ball

Shellos and Gastrodon

Shellos and Gastrodon have two forms. Similar to the Generation IV games, Shellos forms depend on the real-world geographical location. Since September 2019, Shellos can hatch from 5 km Eggs acquired in the respective region. They can also appear in the wild. During certain events, like GO Tour 2024 – Global, both forms of Shellos can appear in the wild worldwide. East Sea Shellos evolves into East Sea Gastrodon and West Sea Shellos evolves into West Sea Gastrodon.

West Sea
Western Hemisphere
ShellosShiny
GastrodonShiny
East Sea
Eastern Hemisphere
ShellosShiny
GastrodonShiny

Rotom

Rotom has six forms in Pokémon GO's Pokédex, five of which have been released (Fan Rotom is still unavailable). Unlike in the core series games, these forms are non-interchangeable.

GO479.pngShiny released
Rotom
GO Electric.pngGO Ghost.png
HP Atk Def
137 185 159
Max CPLv. 50
2296
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Ghost.png Ominous Wind
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO479O.png
Heat Rotom
GO Electric.pngGO Fire.png
HP Atk Def
137 204 219
Max CPLv. 50
2916
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Fire.png Overheat
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO479W.png
Wash Rotom
GO Electric.pngGO Water.png
HP Atk Def
137 204 219
Max CPLv. 50
2916
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Water.png Hydro Pump
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO479R.png
Frost Rotom
GO Electric.pngGO Ice.png
HP Atk Def
137 204 219
Max CPLv. 50
2916
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Ice.png Blizzard
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO479L.png
Mow Rotom
GO Electric.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
137 204 219
Max CPLv. 50
2916
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Ghost.png Ominous Wind
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Electric.png Thunder

Dialga

Dialga has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable. Origin Forme Dialga, using the legacy move Roar of Time, is able to extend the duration of Lucky Eggs, Incenses, Daily Adventure Incenses, and Star Pieces. This Adventure Effect lasts for 6 minutes and costs 5 Dialga Candy and 5000 Stardust.

GO0483.pngShiny released
Dialga
GO Steel.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
205 275 211
Max CPLv. 50
4565
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Breath
GO Steel.png Metal Claw

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Draco Meteor
GO Steel.png Iron Head
GO Electric.png Thunder

GO0483O.pngShiny released
Dialga
Origin Forme
GO Steel.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
205 270 225
Max CPLv. 50
4624
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Breath
GO Steel.png Metal Claw

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Draco Meteor
GO Steel.png Iron Head
GO Electric.png Thunder
GO Dragon.png Roar of Time

Palkia

Palkia has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable. Origin Forme Palkia, using the legacy move Spacial Rend, is able to extend the Player’s encounter distance on the map. This Adventure Effect lasts for 10 minutes and costs 5 Palkia Candy and 5000 Stardust.

GO0484.pngShiny released
Palkia
GO Water.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
189 280 215
Max CPLv. 50
4512
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Breath
GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Draco Meteor
GO Fire.png Fire Blast
GO Water.png Hydro Pump
GO Water.png Aqua Tail

GO0484O.pngShiny released
Palkia
Origin Forme
GO Water.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
189 286 223
Max CPLv. 50
4683
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Breath
GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Draco Meteor
GO Fire.png Fire Blast
GO Water.png Hydro Pump
GO Water.png Aqua Tail
GO Dragon.png Spacial Rend

Giratina

Giratina has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable.

GO487.pngShiny released
Giratina
Altered Forme
GO Ghost.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
284 187 225
Max CPLv. 50
3820
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Breath
GO Ghost.png Shadow Claw

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Claw
GO Rock.png Ancient Power
GO Ghost.png Shadow Sneak
GO Ghost.png Shadow Force

GO487O.pngShiny released
Giratina
Origin Forme
GO Ghost.pngGO Dragon.png
HP Atk Def
284 225 187
Max CPLv. 50
4164
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail
GO Ghost.png Shadow Claw

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Pulse
GO Ghost.png Ominous Wind
GO Ghost.png Shadow Ball
GO Ghost.png Shadow Force

Shaymin

Shaymin has two interchangeable forms. Changing between the Land Forme and Sky Forme requires 25 Shaymin Candy and 10000 Stardust.

GO492.pngShiny released
Shaymin
Land Forme
GO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
225 210 210
Max CPLv. 50
3691
GO492S.pngShiny released
Shaymin
Sky Forme
GO Grass.pngGO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
225 261 166
Max CPLv. 50
4061

Basculin

Basculin has three forms. Similar to the Shellos family, Basculin forms depend on the real-world geographical location. Basculin can appear in the wild or hatch from 5 km Eggs acquired in the respective region. White-Striped Basculin first appeared on Routes during Pokémon GO Tour 2024 and can hatch from 7 km Eggs acquired from Mateo, and will be able to evolve into Basculegion in the future.

Red-Striped Form
Eastern Hemisphere
Basculin
Blue-Striped Form
Western Hemisphere
Basculin
White-Striped Form
Globally (Eggs)
BasculinShiny

Deerling and Sawsbuck

Deerling and Sawsbuck have four forms. Like in the Generation V games, Deerling forms appear in the wild based on the real-world meteorological season for that hemisphere (except the first season it was available, when it was based on the Northern Hemisphere season regardless of hemisphere). They also coincide with in-game seasons.

  • From March to May, Spring Form Deerling is available in the Northern Hemisphere and Autumn Form Deerling is available in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • From June to August, Summer Form Deerling is available in the Northern Hemisphere and Winter Form Deerling is available in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • From September to November, Autumn Form Deerling is available in the Northern Hemisphere and Spring Form Deerling is available in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • From December to February, Winter Form Deerling is available in the Northern Hemisphere and Summer Form Deerling is available in the Southern Hemisphere.

Unlike in the core series games, they are locked to that form once caught.

Spring Form
Deerling
Sawsbuck
Summer Form
Deerling
Sawsbuck
Autumn Form
Deerling
Sawsbuck
Winter Form
Deerling
Sawsbuck

Tornadus

Tornadus has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable.

GO641.pngShiny released
Tornadus
Incarnate Forme
GO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
188 266 164
Max CPLv. 50
3782
Fast Attacks

GO Dark.png Bite
GO Flying.png Air Slash

Charged Attacks

GO Grass.png Grass Knot
GO Dark.png Dark Pulse
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Flying.png Hurricane

GO641T.pngShiny released
Tornadus
Therian Forme
GO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
188 238 189
Max CPLv. 50
3635
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Flying.png Gust

Charged Attacks

GO Fire.png Heat Wave
GO Fighting.png Focus Blast
GO Psychic.png Psychic
GO Flying.png Hurricane
GO Flying.png Bleakwind Storm

Thundurus

Thundurus has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable.

GO642.pngShiny released
Thundurus
Incarnate Forme
GO Electric.pngGO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
188 266 164
Max CPLv. 50
3782
Fast Attacks

GO Ghost.png Astonish
GO Electric.png Thunder Shock

Charged Attacks

GO Dark.png Crunch
GO Electric.png Thunder
GO Fighting.png Brick Break
GO Electric.png Thunder Punch

GO642T.pngShiny released
Thundurus
Therian Forme
GO Electric.pngGO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
188 295 161
Max CPLv. 50
4137
Fast Attacks

GO Dark.png Bite
GO Electric.png Volt Switch

Charged Attacks

GO Electric.png Thunder
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt
GO Fighting.png Focus Blast
GO Poison.png Sludge Wave
GO Electric.png Wildbolt Storm

Landorus

Landorus has two forms which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. Its forms are non-interchangeable.

GO645.pngShiny released
Landorus
Incarnate Forme
GO Ground.pngGO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
205 261 182
Max CPLv. 50
4057
Fast Attacks

GO Ground.png Mud Shot
GO Rock.png Rock Throw

Charged Attacks

GO Ground.png Earth Power
GO Dragon.png Outrage
GO Rock.png Rock Slide
GO Fighting.png Focus Blast

GO645T.pngShiny released
Landorus
Therian Forme
GO Ground.pngGO Flying.png
HP Atk Def
205 289 179
Max CPLv. 50
4434
Fast Attacks

GO Ground.png Mud Shot
GO Psychic.png Extrasensory

Charged Attacks

GO Ground.png Earthquake
GO Ground.png Bulldoze
GO Rock.png Stone Edge
GO Fighting.png Superpower
GO Ground.png Sandsear Storm

Genesect

Genesect has five forms (Drives) which have been available in five-star Raid Battles. These Drives are non-interchangeable.

GO649.pngShiny released
Genesect
No Drive
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
Fast Attacks

GO Steel.png Metal Claw
GO Bug.png Fury Cutter

Charged Attacks

GO Bug.png X-Scissor
GO Steel.png Magnet Bomb
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam

GO649Y.pngShiny released
Genesect
Shock Drive
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
Fast Attacks

GO Steel.png Metal Claw
GO Bug.png Fury Cutter

Charged Attacks

GO Bug.png X-Scissor
GO Steel.png Magnet Bomb
GO Electric.png Zap Cannon
GO Electric.png Techno Blast

GO649R.pngShiny released
Genesect
Burn Drive
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
Fast Attacks

GO Steel.png Metal Claw
GO Bug.png Fury Cutter

Charged Attacks

GO Bug.png X-Scissor
GO Steel.png Magnet Bomb
GO Fire.png Flamethrower
GO Fire.png Techno Blast

GO649W.png
Genesect
Chill Drive
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
Fast Attacks

GO Steel.png Metal Claw
GO Bug.png Fury Cutter

Charged Attacks

GO Bug.png X-Scissor
GO Steel.png Magnet Bomb
GO Ice.png Ice Beam
GO Ice.png Techno Blast

GO649B.pngShiny released
Genesect
Douse Drive
GO Bug.pngGO Steel.png
Fast Attacks

GO Steel.png Metal Claw
GO Bug.png Fury Cutter

Charged Attacks

GO Bug.png X-Scissor
GO Steel.png Magnet Bomb
GO Poison.png Gunk Shot
GO Water.png Techno Blast

Vivillon

Vivillon locations

Vivillon has 18 different wing patterns. Players can collect patterned Vivillon by pinning Postcards received from Players, PokéStops, or Gyms in different regions. After pinning a certain number of Postcards, the player will encounter a Scatterbug that can later evolve into Vivillon with the pattern based on the location of the postcard. A pattern icon is shown on the evolve button to distinguish various Scatterbug and Spewpa. Two wing patterns from the core series games (Fancy and Poké Ball) are currently unavailable and are not listed in the GO Pokédex.

Archipelago
Vivillon
Continental
Vivillon
Elegant
Vivillon
Garden
Vivillon
High Plains
Vivillon
Icy Snow
Vivillon
Jungle
Vivillon
Marine
Vivillon
Meadow
Vivillon
Modern
Vivillon
Monsoon
Vivillon
Ocean
Vivillon
Polar
Vivillon
River
Vivillon
Sandstorm
Vivillon
Savanna
Vivillon
Sun
Vivillon
Tundra
Vivillon

Flabébé, Floette, and Florges

Flabébé, Floette and Florges have five forms (flower colors). Three of these (Red, Blue, and Yellow Flower) depend on their real-world geographical location. Two (White and Orange Flower) are available globally but are rarer to encounter.

Red Flower
Europe, Middle East, Africa
FlabébéShiny
FloetteShiny
FlorgesShiny
Blue Flower
Asia-Pacific
FlabébéShiny
FloetteShiny
FlorgesShiny
Yellow Flower
Americas
FlabébéShiny
FloetteShiny
FlorgesShiny
White Flower
Globally
FlabébéShiny
FloetteShiny
FlorgesShiny
Orange Flower
Globally
FlabébéShiny
FloetteShiny
FlorgesShiny

Furfrou

Furfrou is found globally in the wild in its Natural Form but can be groomed into one of nine additional forms (trims), some of which are exclusive to certain regions. Changing the trim costs 25 Furfrou Candy and 10000 Stardust. Furfrou was the first Pokémon to have a form-changing mechanic implemented in Pokémon GO after Mega Evolution. Heart Trim is the only time-dependent form, as it is exclusively available during Valentine's Day events.

Natural Form
Globally (in the wild)
FurfrouShiny
Matron Trim
Globally
FurfrouShiny
Dandy Trim
Globally
FurfrouShiny
Debutante Trim
Americas
FurfrouShiny
Diamond Trim
Europe, Middle East, Africa
FurfrouShiny
Star Trim
Asia-Pacific
FurfrouShiny
La Reine Trim
France
FurfrouShiny
Kabuki Trim
Japan
FurfrouShiny
Pharaoh Trim
Egypt
FurfrouShiny
Heart Trim
Globally, Valentine’s Day
FurfrouShiny

Meowstic

Meowstic has two non-interchangeable gender forms obtained by evolving Espurr. Besides the cosmetic difference, male and female Meowstic have different movesets.

GO0678f.pngShiny released
Meowstic
Female
GO Psychic.png
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Fairy.png Charm
GO Grass.png Magical Leaf

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psychic
GO Grass.png Energy Ball
GO Ghost.png Shadow Ball

GO0678.pngShiny released
Meowstic
Male
GO Psychic.png
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Dark.png Sucker Punch

Charged Attacks

GO Psychic.png Psychic
GO Grass.png Energy Ball
GO Electric.png Thunderbolt

Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist

Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist can be one of four sizes: Small, Average, Large, and Super. Larger sizes of Pumpkaboo are rarer to encounter in the wild. Different sizes have also different base stats. Super Size variants have different, lower pitched cries than the other forms.

Unlike in the core series games, the different sizes of Pumpkaboo and Gourgeist have different menu sprites.

GO710Sm.pngShiny released
Pumpkaboo
Small Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
127 122 124
Max CPLv. 50
1359
GO710.pngShiny released
Pumpkaboo
Average Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
135 121 123
Max CPLv. 50
1381
GO710La.pngShiny released
Pumpkaboo
Large Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
144 120 122
Max CPLv. 50
1406
GO710Su.pngShiny released
Pumpkaboo
Super Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
153 118 120
Max CPLv. 50
1414
GO711Sm.pngShiny released
Gourgeist
Small Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
146 171 219
Max CPLv. 50
2549
GO711.pngShiny released
Gourgeist
Average Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
163 175 213
Max CPLv. 50
2702
GO711La.pngShiny released
Gourgeist
Large Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
181 179 206
Max CPLv. 50
2850
GO711Su.pngShiny released
Gourgeist
Super Size
GO Ghost.pngGO Grass.png
HP Atk Def
198 182 200
Max CPLv. 50
2976

Xerneas

Xerneas has two forms: Neutral Mode and Active Mode. There is no gameplay difference between them. Xerneas appears in Active Mode in battles, in capture encounters, and when at a Gym as a Raid Boss. It appears in Neutral Mode in all other instances, such as when viewing its summary screen and as a Buddy Pokémon.

Neutral Mode
XerneasShiny
Active Mode
XerneasShiny

Zygarde

Zygarde has three interchangeable forms: 10% Forme, 50% Forme, and Complete Forme. 10% Zygarde and the Zygarde Cube are obtainable after completing the third step of the From A to Zygarde Special Research.

Zygarde can change forms by using Zygarde Cells, that the Player can collect during Routes. Zygarde Cells are stored in the Zygarde Cube in the Player’s item inventory. Using 50 Zygarde Cells on the 10% Forme Zygarde will transform it into the 50% Forme. Using 200 Zygarde Cells on the 50% Forme will transform it into the Complete Forme. The Player can transform Zygarde back from Complete Forme to 50% Forme, and then from 50% Forme to 10% Forme, using 10 Zygarde Candy and 2000 Stardust each time. After reverting the form, transforming Zygarde from 10% Forme to 50% Forme will require another 50 Zygarde Cells, and transforming Zygarde from 50% Forme to Complete Forme will require another 200 Zygarde Cells.

GO0718Zygarde-Cell.png
Zygarde Cell
GO0718T.png
Zygarde
10% Forme
GO Dragon.pngGO Ground.png
Base form
HP Atk Def
144 205 173
Max CPLv. 50
2685
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail
GO Dark.png Bite

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Outrage
GO Ground.png Earthquake
GO Dark.png Crunch
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Ground.png Bulldoze

GO0718.png
Zygarde
50% Forme
GO Dragon.pngGO Ground.png
Using 50 GO0718Zygarde-Cell.png
HP Atk Def
239 203 232
Max CPLv. 50
3855
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail
GO Dark.png Bite
GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Outrage
GO Ground.png Earthquake
GO Dark.png Crunch
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Ground.png Bulldoze

GO0718C.png
Zygarde
Complete Forme
GO Dragon.pngGO Ground.png
Using 200 GO0718Zygarde-Cell.png
HP Atk Def
389 184 207
Max CPLv. 50
4208
Fast Attacks

GO Dragon.png Dragon Tail
GO Dark.png Bite
GO Psychic.png Zen Headbutt

Charged Attacks

GO Dragon.png Outrage
GO Ground.png Earthquake
GO Dark.png Crunch
GO Normal.png Hyper Beam
GO Ground.png Bulldoze

Hoopa

Hoopa has two interchangeable forms: Hoopa Confined and Hoopa Unbound. To be able to change its form, the player must complete the second step of the Mischief Unbound Ticketed Special Research. Changing the form from Hoopa Confined to Hoopa Unbound requires 50 Hoopa Candy and 10000 Stardust, while changing Hoopa Unbound to Hoopa Confined requires 10 Hoopa Candy and 2000 Stardust.

GO720.png
Hoopa
Hoopa Confined
GO Psychic.pngGO Ghost.png
HP Atk Def
173 261 187
Max CPLv. 50
3797
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Ghost.png Astonish

Charged Attacks

GO Ghost.png Shadow Ball
GO Psychic.png Psybeam
GO Psychic.png Psychic

GO720U.png
Hoopa
Hoopa Unbound
GO Psychic.pngGO Dark.png
HP Atk Def
173 311 191
Max CPLv. 50
4530
Fast Attacks

GO Psychic.png Confusion
GO Ghost.png Astonish

Charged Attacks

GO Ghost.png Shadow Ball
GO Dark.png Dark Pulse
GO Psychic.png Psychic

Oricorio

Oricorio has four forms which depend on their real-world geographical location. Unlike in the core series games, these forms are non-interchangeable.

GO741.pngShiny released
Oricorio
Baile Style
GO Fire.pngGO Flying.png
Europe, Middle East, Africa
GO741Po.pngShiny released
Oricorio
Pom-Pom Style
GO Electric.pngGO Flying.png
Americas
GO741Pa.pngShiny released
Oricorio
Pa'u Style
GO Psychic.pngGO Flying.png
African, Asian, Pacific, and Caribbean islands
GO741Se.pngShiny released
Oricorio
Sensu Style
GO Ghost.pngGO Flying.png
Asia-Pacific

Lycanroc

Lycanroc has three forms. Like in the core series games, most Rockruff can evolve into Midday Form or Midnight Form Lycanroc depending on the time of day. Unlike the core series games, however, Abilities are not used in Pokémon GO, so Dusk Form Lycanroc is obtained differently. Since January 2024, some Rockruff are only capable of evolving into Dusk Form Lycanroc, which can be seen on the Pokémon’s summary screen. Rockruff that can evolve into Dusk Form Lycanroc cannot evolve into Midday Form or Midnight Form Lycanroc, and vice versa.

GO745Md.pngShiny released
Lycanroc
Midday Form
GO Rock.png
HP Atk Def
181 231 140
Max CPLv. 50
3027
Fast Attacks

GO Rock.png Rock Throw
GO Dark.png Sucker Punch

Charged Attacks

GO Rock.png Stone Edge
GO Ground.png Drill Run
GO Dark.png Crunch

GO745Mn.pngShiny released
Lycanroc
Midnight Form
GO Rock.png
HP Atk Def
198 218 152
Max CPLv. 50
3102
Fast Attacks

GO Rock.png Rock Throw
GO Fighting.png Counter

Charged Attacks

GO Rock.png Stone Edge
GO Psychic.png Psychic Fangs
GO Dark.png Crunch

GO0745D.pngShiny released
Lycanroc
Dusk Form
GO Rock.png
HP Atk Def
181 234 139
Max CPLv. 50
3054
Fast Attacks

GO Rock.png Rock Throw
GO Dark.png Sucker Punch
GO Fighting.png Counter

Charged Attacks

GO Rock.png Stone Edge
GO Dark.png Crunch
GO Steel.png Iron Head
GO Grass.png Trailblaze

Morpeko

Morpeko has two interchangeable forms: Full Belly Mode and Hangry Mode. Morpeko will switch between forms when using a Charged Attack during Trainer Battles. Switching forms will change the type of Aura Wheel; Electric in Full Belly Mode and Dark in Hangry Mode. Outside of Battles, Morpeko will remain in its Full Belly Mode.

Full Belly Mode
Morpeko
Hangry Mode
Morpeko


Oinkologne

Oinkologne has two non-interchangeable gender forms obtained by evolving Lechonk. Besides the cosmetic difference, male and female Oinkologne have different base stats.

GO0916f.pngShiny released
Oinkologne
Female
GO Normal.png
HP Atk Def
251 169 162
Max CPLv. 50
2819
GO0916.pngShiny released
Oinkologne
Male
GO Normal.png
HP Atk Def
242 186 153
Max CPLv. 50
2949

Maushold

Maushold has two forms: Family of Four or Family of Three. As in the core series games, the chance of Tandemaus evolving into Family of Three Maushold is significantly lower than that of evolving into Family of Four Maushold. Though the two Maushold forms have different silhouettes, only the Family of Four silhouette will appear as the evolution on the summary screen of Tandemaus, regardless of if that individual Pokémon will evolve into the Family of Three.

Family of Four
Maushold
Family of Three
Maushold


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