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Pokemon/Mew; Ivysaur; Blastoise; Pokemon/Blastoise; Chansey; Pokemon/Chansey; Pokemon/Ivysaur; Pokemon/Ditto; Raichu; Charmeleon; Pokemon/Charmeleon; Wartortle; Ivysaur (Pokemon); Chansey (Pokemon); Wigglytuff; Caterpie; Metapod; Butterfree; Weedle; Beedrill; Pidgey (Pokémon); Pidgeotto; Pidgeot; Omanyte; Rattata; Raticate; Electrode (Pokémon); Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres; Zapdos; Moltres; Vaporeon; Jolteon; Goldeen; Starmie; Staryu; Spearow; Fearow; Arbok; Nidoqueen; Ekans; Flareon; Sandshrew; Sandslash; Seadra; Clefairy; Weepinbell; Kangaskhan; Kangaskahn; Persian (Pokémon); Ditto (Pokemon); Nidoran♀; Nidorina; Nidoran; Nyaasu; Persian (Pokemon); Dratini; Victreebel; Cloyster; Golbat; Weezing; Hypno; Diglett; Zubat (Pokémon); Raichuu; Raichuh; Raichû; Raityu; Raityuu; Seaking; Electrode (Pokemon); Scyther; Nidoran♂; Nidorino; Nidoking; Arcanine; Dragonair (Pokémon); Nidoran (M); Nidoran (F); Oddish; Gloom (Pokémon); Vileplume; Paras (Pokémon); Parasect; Venonat; Venomoth; Dugtrio; Electabuzz; Fushigiso; Fushigisou; Rizado; Rizaado; Kameil; Kameru; Kameeru; Kamex; Kamekkusu; Paras (Pokemon); Kyatapi; Kyatapii; Transel; Toranseru; Batafurii; Batafuri; Biidoru; Bidoru; Pijon; Supiaa; Pijotto; Pigeot; Onisuzume; Onidrill; Onidoriru; Clefable; Mankey; Abokku; Aabokku; Sandpan; Sandopan; Nidoriina; Nidokuin; Nidoriino; Nidokingu; Pikushi; Pikushii; Kyuukon; Golduck; Marowak; Voltorb; Rakkii; Rakki; Machop; Machoke; Machamp; Kabutops; Rhydon; Tangela; Primeape; Growlithe; Poliwag; Poliwhirl; Poliwrath; Bellsprout; Tentacool; Tentacruel; Geodude; Graveler; Golem (Pokémon); Ponyta; Rapidash; Slowpoke (Pokémon); Slowbro; Magnemite; Farfetch'd; Doduo; Dodrio; Seel (Pokémon); Dewgong; Grimer; Shellder; Gastly; Haunter (Pokémon); Gengar; Drowzee; Krabby; Kingler; Exeggcute; Exeggutor; Hitmonlee; Hitmonchan; Lickitung; Koffing; Rhyhorn; Seaking (Pokémon); Pinsir; Omastar; Kabuto (Pokémon); Nyorobon; Nyorozo; Nyoromo; Windie; Uindi; Gaadi (Growlithe); Okorizaru; Mankii; Gorudakku; Kodakku; Perushian; Dagutorio; Diguda; Morphon; Morufon; Kongpang; Konpan; Kompan; Nidoran (female); Nidoran (male); Tosakinto; フシギソウ; Rizādo; リザード; カメール; Kamēru; カメックス; Kyatapī; キャタピー; トランセル; Batafurī; バタフリー; Bīdoru; ビードル; Cocoon (Pokémon); Kokūn; コクーン; Spear (Pokémon); Supiā; スピアー; Kokoon; Beedril; ポッポ; ピジョン; Pidgeott; ピジョット; Koratta; コラッタ; オニスズメ; オニドリル; Ābo; Abo (Pokémon); アーボ; Ābokku; Sand (Pokémon); Sandstorm (Pokémon); サンドパン; ニドラン♀; Nidorīna; ニドリーナ; ニドクイン; ニドラン♂; ニドリーノ; ニドキング; ピッピ; ピクシー; Rokon (Pokémon); Foxfire (Pokémon); Pukurin; Nazonokusa; ナゾノクサ; Kusaihana; Duflor; クサイハナ; Ruffresia; Rafureshia; Parasyte (Pokémon); パラス; パラセクト; コンパン; ディグダ; ペルシアン; Mankī; Gādi; Flame (Pokémon); ガーディ; ウインディ; Blaze (Pokémon species); ニョロモ; ニョロゾ; Quappo; Tartard; ニョロボン; Kēshī; Machoc; Machollo; Wanriky; Kara-Tee; ゴーリキー; Goriky; Maschok; Machopeur; Kairiky; Machomei; Mackogneur; Ju-doh; マダツボミ; Madatsubomi; Knofensa; Chetiflor; Utsudon; Utsubot; ウツボット; Utsubotto; Menokurage; Tentacha; ドククラゲ; Tentoxa; Dokukurage; Ishitsubute; ゴローン; Goroon; Georok; Gravalaunch; Golonya; ゴローニャ; Gorōnya; Geowaz; Grolem; Ponīta; Ponita; Poniita; Gallop (Pokémon); Gallopa; Galopa; Yadon; Flegmon; Ramoloss; Lahmus; Flagadoss; Yadoran; Coil (Pokémon); Magneti; Magnetilo; Koil (Pokémon); Recoil (Pokémon); Rarecoil; Kamonegi; Dodo (Pokémon); Doodorio; Dodri; Jurob; Otaria (Pokémon); パウワウ; Pawou; Powau; ジュゴン; Jugong; Manaty; Betbeter; ベトベター; Betobetā; Betobeton; Betbeton; シェルダー; パルシェン; Austos; Crustabri; Parshen; Ghos; Nebulak; Fantominus; Spirit (Pokémon); ゴースト; Gōsuto; Ghost (Pokémon); Spectre (Pokémon); ゲンガー; Phantom (Pokémon); Paen teom; Iwaake; イワーク; Iwark; Soporfik; Traumato; Suriipu; Sleep (Pokémon); スリーパー; Sleeper (Pokémon); Hypnomade; Kurabu; Krabb; Crab (Pokémon); ビリリダマ; Biriridama; Voltobale; Voltorbe; Marumine; Marumain; タマタマ; Owei; Noeunoeuf; Nasshī; カラカラ; Tragosso; Osselait; Orphon (Pokémon); ガラガラ; Guardia (Pokémon); Garagara; Kicklee; Sawamuraa; サワムラー; Sawamular; Ebiwalar; エビワラー; Ebiwarā; Tygnon; Nockchan; Ebiwaraa; Beroringa; Schlurp; Excelangue; Tonguetyd; Dogaasu; Ny (Pokémon); Matadogas; Matadogasu; La (Pokémon); Rhinocorne; Rihorn; Saihōn; サイホーン; Sihorn; Sidon (Pokémon); Rizeros; Rhinoferos; Lucky (Pokémon); Leveinard; Chaniera; Rakkī; ラッキー; Monjara; Saquedeneu; ガルーラ; Garuura; Kangourex; Tattsū; McGar; Ditto (pokemon); Coffing; Mew Glith; Golem (Pokemon); Scyze; Weepingbell; Abo (Pokemon); Farfetch’d; Riachu; サンド; サイドン; ゴース; ゴルダック; コイル; クラブ; ギャロップ; カモネギ; カイリキー; オコリザル; マンキー; マルマイン; マタドガス; ワンリキー; アーボック; ベロリンガ; ベトベトン; ポニータ; プクリン; Pokemon jynx; Nidoran male; Chansy; Chansie; Chancie; Chanciera; Diglet; Moltress; Pidgy; Curselax; Zubat (Pokemon); Dragonair (Pokemon); Arcticuno; Glacia (Eon); Graveller; Zubat (pokemon); Ditto (pokémon); Zubat (pokémon); PorigonZ; Victreebell; Snorelax; Golem (Pokémon character); Ratatta; Nidoran Female; PolygonZ; Polygonz; Eefi; Eifi; Gangar; Erebuu; Parushen; Kairosu; Sutoraiku; Koikingu; Azumao; Hitodeman; Kentarosu; Koiru; Reakoiru; Betobeta; 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Morphon         
·noun A morphological individual, characterized by definiteness of form bion, a physiological individual. ·see Tectology.
Gastly         
·adj ·see Ghastful, Ghastly.
weedle         
To use up time at other people's expenses.
Business had to be done, but Gus was weedling around.

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List of generation I Pokémon

The first generation (Generation I) of the Pokémon franchise features the original 151 fictional species of creatures introduced to the core video game series in the 1996 Game Boy games Pokémon Red and Blue.

The following list details the 151 Pokémon of Generation I in order of their National Pokédex number. The first Pokémon, Bulbasaur, is number 001 and the last, Mew, is number 151. Alternate forms that result in type changes are included for convenience. Mega evolutions and regional forms are included on the pages for the generation in which they were introduced. MissingNo., a glitch, is also on this list.