Pokemon Glazed Pokedex List Work |link| -

Here is the complete Pokémon Glazed Pokédex list (up to the Legendary and Fakémon additions), based on the final v9.1.0+ version of the game.

This Pokédex includes:

• Johto & Kanto classics (#1–#251 originally, but Glazed restructures the order)
• Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola additions
• Custom Fakémon (Tunod, Oshalyn, Lepros, etc.)

I’ve organized it in text format for easy reference. pokemon glazed pokedex list work

Generation 4 (Diamond/Pearl/Platinum)

• Present: Yes (Starly, Shinx, Gible, Riolu, etc.)
• Where they live: These start at National #387 (Tunod #1). They are the primary encounters in the early routes of Tunod.
• Key example: Riolu is #389 National, but #3 Tunod. You get it from an egg in the Dojo Village.

Exclusive Pokémon

Some Pokémon exclusive to Pokémon Glazed:

• Cobalion (Steel/Fighting-type)
• Terrakion (Rock/Fighting-type)
• Virizion (Grass/Fighting-type)

🔹 SECTION 8: PSYCHIC & GHOST TYPES

132 – Abra
133 – Kadabra
134 – Alakazam
135 – Drowzee
136 – Hypno
137 – Ralts
138 – Kirlia
139 – Gardevoir
140 – Gallade
141 – Gastly
142 – Haunter
143 – Gengar
144 – Misdreavus
145 – Mismagius
146 – Shuppet
147 – Banette Here is the complete Pokémon Glazed Pokédex list

🔹 SECTION 9: FIGHTING, ROCK & DARK TYPES

148 – Tyrogue
149 – Hitmonlee
150 – Hitmonchan
151 – Hitmontop
152 – Riolu
153 – Lucario
154 – Makuhita
155 – Hariyama
156 – Larvitar
157 – Pupitar
158 – Tyranitar
159 – Sneasel
160 – Weavile
161 – Houndour
162 – Houndoom
163 – Poochyena
164 – Mightyena

2. The Expanded National Dex (Post-Game)

After defeating the Elite Four in Tunod, the Pokédex automatically upgrades to the National Dex, expanding the list to include: Johto & Kanto classics (#1–#251 originally, but Glazed

• All Johto Pokémon (available during the Johto post-game segment)
• All Rankor-exclusive Pokémon (evil-team laboratory creations)
• Most Legendaries from Gens 1-6 (Mewtwo, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Dialga, Palkia, etc.)
• Event-only mythicals (Darkrai, Shaymin, Arceus – obtainable via in-game quests)

The final total often lands around 386 to 493 catchable Pokémon—comparable to Gen 3 or 4 official games.

🔹 SECTION 3: CAVE & MOUNTAIN POKÉMON

050 – Geodude
051 – Graveler
052 – Golem
053 – Zubat
054 – Golbat
055 – Crobat
056 – Onix
057 – Steelix
058 – Sandshrew
059 – Sandslash
060 – Diglett
061 – Dugtrio
062 – Machop
063 – Machoke
064 – Machamp
065 – Roggenrola
066 – Boldore
067 – Gigalith
068 – Aron
069 – Lairon
070 – Aggron

2. Usability (The "Work" Aspect)

• Excel/Google Sheets: These are the most effective formats. They allow you to Ctrl+F a specific Pokemon to see its location and type. They "work" seamlessly for quick checking during gameplay.
• Text Guides (GameFAQs): These are thorough but can be tedious to navigate on a phone while playing.
• Visual Lists: Some imgur galleries show the sprites in order. These are nice for visualizing what you haven't caught, but they lack the data "work" needed for competitive stats or movesets.