All Pokemon Pre-National Dex In Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl

All Pokemon Pre-National Dex In Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl. For some trainers, the Sinnoh Dex in Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl may be too limited. Players will only have access to 150-151 species of Pokemon in Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl before they unlock the National Dex, as they are remakes of the original Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl.

Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh Pokemon make up a large portion of the beginning dex (Sinnoh Dex). Pikachu and other well-known Pokemon can be captured before the Elite Four, while Eevee and other fan favourites can only be obtained after the Elite Four. Another frequent issue with the Sinnoh Dex was the paucity of non-Chimchar and Ponyta Fire-types. Players have a little more variety with Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl’s Grand Underground.

That players will come across before defeating Champion Cynthia. Because some Pokemon are version-specific, catching them all without exchanging will be impossible. Players must see all of the Pokemon in the Sinnoh Dex to obtain the National Dex. Don’t worry about being shut out of the National Dex; throughout the tale of Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, all 150 Pokemon will be encountered.

Manaphy, who is #151 in the Sinnoh Dex, is also available. They’ll have until February 21, 2022 to obtain a Manaphy Egg from Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl’s Mystery Gift.

Pokemon in the Sinnoh Dex

No.	Name	Type	Can be caught in:
#001	Turtwig	Grass	Both
#002	Grotle	Grass	Both
#003	Torterra	Grass/Ground	Both
#004	Chimchar	Fire	Both
#005	Monferno	Fire	Both
#006	Infernape	Fire/Fighting	Both
#007	Piplup	Water	Both
#008	Prinplup	Water	Both
#009	Empoleon	Water/Steel	Both
#010	Starly	Normal/Flying	Both
#011	Saravia	Normal/Flying	Both
#012	Staraptor	Normal/Flying	Both
#013	Bidoof	Normal	Both
#014	Bibarel	Normal/Water	Both
#015	Kricketot	Bug	Both
#016	Kricketune	Bug	Both
#017	Shinx	Electric	Both
#018	Luxio	Electric	Both
#019	Luxray	Electric	Both
#020	Abra	Psychic	Both
#021	Kadabra	Psychic	Both
#022	Alakazam	Psychic	Both
#023	Magikarp	Water	Both
#024	Gyarados	Water/Flying	Both
#025	Budew	Grass/Poison	Both
#026	Roselia	Grass/Poison	Both
#027	Roserade	Grass/Poison	Both
#028	Zubat	Poison/Flying	Both
#029	Golbat	Poison/Flying	Both
#030	Crobat	Poison/Flying	Both
#031	Geodude	Rock/Ground	Both
#032	Graveler	Rock/Ground	Both
#033	Golem	Rock/Ground	Both
#034	Onix	Rock/Ground	Both
#035	Steelix	Steel/Ground	Both
#036	Cranidos	Rock	Brilliant Diamond
#037	Rampardos	Rock	Brilliant Diamond
#038	Shieldon	Rock/Steel	Shining Pearl
#039	Bastiodon	Rock/Steel	Shining Pearl
#040	Machop	Fighting	Both
#041	Machoke	Fighting	Both
#042	Machamp	Fighting	Both
#043	Psyduck	Water	Both
#044	Golduck	Water	Both
#045	Burmy	Bug	Both
#046	Wormadam	Bug/Grass(Ground/Steel)	Both
#047	Mothim	Bug/Flying	Both
#048	Wurmple	Bug	Both
#049	Silcoon	Bug	Both
#050	Beautifly	Bug/Flying	Both
#051	Cascoon	Bug	Both
#052	Dustox	Bug/Poison	Both
#053	Combee	Bug/Flying	Both
#054	Vespiquen	Bug/Flying	Both
#055	Pachirisu	Electric	Both
#056	Buizel	Water	Both
#057	Floatzel	Water	Both
#058	Cherubi	Grass	Both
#059	Cherrim	Grass	Both
#060	Shellos	Water	Both
#061	Gastrodon	Water/Ground	Both
#062	Heracross	Bug/Fighting	Both
#063	Aipom	Normal	Both
#064	Ambipom	Normal	Both
#065	Drifloon	Ghost/Flying	Both
#066	Drifblim	Ghost/Flying	Both
#067	Buneary	Normal	Both
#068	Lopunny	Normal	Both
#069	Ghastly	Ghost/Poison	Both
#070	Haunter	Ghost/Poison	Both
#071	Gengar	Ghost/Poison	Both
#072	Misdreavus	Ghost	Shining Pearl
#073	Mismagius	Ghost	Shining Pearl
#074	Murkrow	Dark/Flying	Brilliant Diamond
#075	Honchkrow	Dark/Flying	Brilliant Diamond
#076	Glameow	Normal	Shining Pearl
#077	Purugly	Normal	Shining Pearl
#078	Goldeen	Water	Both
#079	Seaking	Water	Both
#080	Barboach	Water/Ground	Both
#081	Whiscash	Water/Ground	Both
#082	Chingling	Psychic	Both
#083	Chimecho	Psychic	Both
#084	Stunky	Poison/Dark	Brilliant Diamond
#085	Skuntank	Poison/Dark	Brilliant Diamond
#086	Meditite	Fighting/Psychic	Both
#087	Medicham	Fighting/Psychic	Both
#088	Bronzor	Steel/Psychic	Both
#089	Bronzong	Steel/Psychic	Both
#090	Ponyta	Fire	Both
#091	Rapidash	Fire	Both
#092	Bonsly	Rock	Shining Pearl
#093	Sudowoodo	Rock	Shining Pearl
#094	Mime Jr.	Psychic/Fairy	Brilliant Diamond
#095	Mr. Mime	Psychic/Fairy	Brilliant Diamond
#096	Happiny	Normal	Both
#097	Chansey	Normal	Both
#098	Blissey	Normal	Both
#099	Cleffa	Fairy	Both
#100	Clefairy	Fairy	Both
#101	Clefable	Fairy	Both
#102	Chatot	Normal/Flying	Both
#103	Pichu	Electric	Both
#104	Pikachu	Electric	Both
#105	Raichu	Electric	Both
#106	Hoothoot	Normal/Flying	Both
#107	Noctowl	Normal/Flying	Both
#108	Spiritomb	Ghost/Dark	Both
#109	Gible	Dragon/Ground	Both
#110	Gabite	Dragon/Ground	Both
#111	Garchomp	Dragon/Ground	Both
#112	Munchlax	Normal	Both
#113	Snorlax	Normal	Both
#114	Unown	Psychic	Both
#115	Riolu	Fighting	Both
#116	Lucario	Fighting/Steel	Both
#117	Wooper	Water/Ground	Both
#118	Quagsire	Water/Ground	Both
#119	Wingull	Water/Flying	Both
#120	Pelipper	Water/Flying	Both
#121	Girafarig	Normal/Psychic	Both
#122	Hippopotas	Ground	Both
#123	Hippowdon	Ground	Both
#124	Azurill	Normal/Fairy	Both
#125	Marill	Water/Fairy	Both
#126	Azumarill	Water/Fairy	Both
#127	Skorupi	Poison/Bug	Both
#128	Drapion	Poison/Dark	Both
#129	Croagunk	Poison/Fighting	Both
#130	Toxicroak	Poison/Fighting	Both
#131	Carnivine	Grass	Both
#132	Remoraid	Water	Both
#133	Octillery	Water	Both
#134	Finneon	Water	Both
#135	Lumineon	Water	Both
#136	Tentacool	Water/Poison	Both
#137	Tentacruel	Water/Poison	Both
#138	Feebas	Water	Both
#139	Milotic	Water	Both
#140	Mantyke	Water/Flying	Both
#141	Mantine	Water/Flying	Both
#142	Snover	Grass/Ice	Both
#143	Abomasnow	Grass/Ice	Both
#144	Sneasel	Dark/Ice	Both
#145	Weavile	Dark/Ice	Both
#146	Uxie	Psychic	Both
#147	Mesprit	Psychic	Both
#148	Azelf	Psychic	Both
#149	Dialga	Steel/Dragon	Brilliant Diamond
#150	Palkia	Water/Dragon	Shining Pearl
#151	Manaphy	Water	Both (Mystery Gift)

Pokemon from the Sinnoh Dex will have their entries recorded.

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The Grand Underground is an expansion of the Underground feature found in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum. Although Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are not remakes of Pokemon Platinum, the Pokemon introduced in that expansion (like as Ralts and Houndoom) can be found as uncommon Pokemon in the Grand Underground.

To gain entry to the Grand Underground, players must first obtain the gym badge from Oreburgh City and then travel to Eterna City. To obtain the Explorer Kit, speak with the old guy in the house next to the Pokemon Center. Players can find Wandering Pokemon in the Grand Underground by visiting rooms/habitats.

The quantity of badges a player has will determine the level of Grand Underground Pokemon. They can be caught at a level as low as level 16. It will be more difficult to catch these Pokemon if the player’s Pokemon count is low. To make capturing them simpler, bring plenty of Poke Balls and a Pokemon that can inflict Status Ailments.

Pokemon in the Grand Underground

More Pokemon will inhabit the Grand Underground once players have obtained the National Dex. Before the postgame, these are the only Pokemon that can be caught:

Name	Type	Version	Dex
Swablu	Normal/Flying	Both	National
Absol	Dark	Both	National
Gligar	Ground/Flying	Brilliant Diamond	National
Scyther	Bug/Flying	Brilliant Diamond	National
Murkrow	Dark/Flying	Brilliant Diamond	Sinnoh
Teddiursa	Normal	Shining Pearl	National
Magby	Fire	Shining Pearl	National
Houndoom	Dark/Fire	Both	National
Rhyhorn	Ground/Rock	Both	National
Togepi	Fairy	Both	National
Lickitung	Normal	Both	National
Magnemite	Electric/Steel	Both	National
Ralts	Psychic/Fairy	Both	National
Skorupi	Bug/Poison	Both	National
Elekid	Electric	Brilliant Diamond	National
Swinub	Ice/Ground	Both	National
Smoochum	Ice/Psychic	Both	National
Snorunt	Ice	Both	National
Croagunk	Poison/Fighting	Both	Sinnoh
Pinsir	Bug	Shining Pearl	National