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Pokemon Generation 2 — Johto

100 Pokemon
Gold · Silver · Crystal
#152 Chikorita
Chikorita
Grass
#153 Bayleef
Bayleef
Grass
#154 Meganium
Meganium
Grass
#155 Cyndaquil
Cyndaquil
Fire
#156 Quilava
Quilava
Fire
#157 Typhlosion
Typhlosion
Fire
#158 Totodile
Totodile
Water
#159 Croconaw
Croconaw
Water
#160 Feraligatr
Feraligatr
Water
#161 Sentret
Sentret
Normal
#162 Furret
Furret
Normal
#163 Hoothoot
Hoothoot
NormalFlying
#164 Noctowl
Noctowl
NormalFlying
#165 Ledyba
Ledyba
BugFlying
#166 Ledian
Ledian
BugFlying
#167 Spinarak
Spinarak
BugPoison
#168 Ariados
Ariados
BugPoison
#169 Crobat
Crobat
PoisonFlying
#170 Chinchou
Chinchou
WaterElectric
#171 Lanturn
Lanturn
WaterElectric
#172 Pichu
Pichu
Electric
#173 Cleffa
Cleffa
Fairy
#174 Igglybuff
Igglybuff
NormalFairy
#175 Togepi
Togepi
Fairy
#176 Togetic
Togetic
FairyFlying
#177 Natu
Natu
PsychicFlying
#178 Xatu
Xatu
PsychicFlying
#179 Mareep
Mareep
Electric
#180 Flaaffy
Flaaffy
Electric
#181 Ampharos
Ampharos
Electric
#182 Bellossom
Bellossom
Grass
#183 Marill
Marill
WaterFairy
#184 Azumarill
Azumarill
WaterFairy
#185 Sudowoodo
Sudowoodo
Rock
#186 Politoed
Politoed
Water
#187 Hoppip
Hoppip
GrassFlying
#188 Skiploom
Skiploom
GrassFlying
#189 Jumpluff
Jumpluff
GrassFlying
#190 Aipom
Aipom
Normal
#191 Sunkern
Sunkern
Grass
#192 Sunflora
Sunflora
Grass
#193 Yanma
Yanma
BugFlying
#194 Wooper
Wooper
WaterGround
#195 Quagsire
Quagsire
WaterGround
#196 Espeon
Espeon
Psychic
#197 Umbreon
Umbreon
Dark
#198 Murkrow
Murkrow
DarkFlying
#199 Slowking
Slowking
WaterPsychic
#200 Misdreavus
Misdreavus
Ghost
#201 Unown
Unown
Psychic
#202 Wobbuffet
Wobbuffet
Psychic
#203 Girafarig
Girafarig
NormalPsychic
#204 Pineco
Pineco
Bug
#205 Forretress
Forretress
BugSteel
#206 Dunsparce
Dunsparce
Normal
#207 Gligar
Gligar
GroundFlying
#208 Steelix
Steelix
SteelGround
#209 Snubbull
Snubbull
Fairy
#210 Granbull
Granbull
Fairy
#211 Qwilfish
Qwilfish
WaterPoison
#212 Scizor
Scizor
BugSteel
#213 Shuckle
Shuckle
BugRock
#214 Heracross
Heracross
BugFighting
#215 Sneasel
Sneasel
DarkIce
#216 Teddiursa
Teddiursa
Normal
#217 Ursaring
Ursaring
Normal
#218 Slugma
Slugma
Fire
#219 Magcargo
Magcargo
FireRock
#220 Swinub
Swinub
IceGround
#221 Piloswine
Piloswine
IceGround
#222 Corsola
Corsola
WaterRock
#223 Remoraid
Remoraid
Water
#224 Octillery
Octillery
Water
#225 Delibird
Delibird
IceFlying
#226 Mantine
Mantine
WaterFlying
#227 Skarmory
Skarmory
SteelFlying
#228 Houndour
Houndour
DarkFire
#229 Houndoom
Houndoom
DarkFire
#230 Kingdra
Kingdra
WaterDragon
#231 Phanpy
Phanpy
Ground
#232 Donphan
Donphan
Ground
#233 Porygon2
Porygon2
Normal
#234 Stantler
Stantler
Normal
#235 Smeargle
Smeargle
Normal
#236 Tyrogue
Tyrogue
Fighting
#237 Hitmontop
Hitmontop
Fighting
#238 Smoochum
Smoochum
IcePsychic
#239 Elekid
Elekid
Electric
#240 Magby
Magby
Fire
#241 Miltank
Miltank
Normal
#242 Blissey
Blissey
Normal
#243 Raikou
Raikou
Electric
#244 Entei
Entei
Fire
#245 Suicune
Suicune
Water
#246 Larvitar
Larvitar
RockGround
#247 Pupitar
Pupitar
RockGround
#248 Tyranitar
Tyranitar
RockDark
#249 Lugia
Lugia
PsychicFlying
#250 Ho Oh
Ho Oh
FireFlying
#251 Celebi
Celebi
PsychicGrass
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Generation 2: The Johto Region

Widely considered by many to be the greatest sequels in gaming history, Generation 2 expanded the Pokemon universe in every conceivable way. It introduced a vibrant new region while brilliantly connecting back to Kanto, giving players a massive post-game experience.

If you filter our generator for Gen 2, you are tapping into a deeply nostalgic era of pixel art and legendary myths.

Region Name: Johto (Inspired by the Kansai region of Japan)

Debut Games: Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal (1999-2000)

Total New Pokemon: 100 (Bringing the National Pokedex to 251)

The Iconic Starters: Chikorita (Grass), Cyndaquil (Fire), and Totodile (Water).

Legendary & Mythical Pokemon: The Legendary Beasts (Raikou, Entei, Suicune), the Tower Duo (Ho-Oh, Lugia), and the time-traveling mythical, Celebi.

Key Highlights & Special Features:

  • Two New Elemental Types: To balance the wildly overpowered Psychic-types of Gen 1, Game Freak introduced the Dark and Steel types.
  • The Shiny Pokemon Phenomenon: Generation 2 introduced alternate-colored "Shiny" Pokemon. Almost every player remembers their first encounter with the guaranteed Red Gyarados at the Lake of Rage!
  • Day & Night Cycle: The games featured a real-time internal clock. Certain Pokemon (like Hoothoot) only appeared at night, and specific events only happened on certain days of the week.
  • Breeding & Baby Pokemon: The introduction of the Pokemon Day Care allowed players to breed Pokemon and hatch Eggs, bringing us adorable "Baby" Pokemon like Pichu, Togepi, and Magby.
  • Split Evolutions: Pokemon from Gen 1 received new, branch-evolution paths. For example, Eevee could now evolve into Espeon (during the day) or Umbreon (at night), and Slowpoke could evolve into Slowking.

Why use the Generator for Gen 2?

The Johto Pokedex is filled with quirky, unique designs that rely on interesting typings. Generate a Johto team to plan a playthrough of HeartGold & SoulSilver, or test your luck to see if you can roll one of the legendary roaming beasts!