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Some Pokémon in Pokémon GO are only found in particular places of the globe and cannot be found elsewhere. Region Exclusive Pokémon are these Pokémon, and there are presently 38 verified region-exclusive Pokémon species.
This article contains every region-locked Pokémon as well as their locations.
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List of Regional Pokémon in Pokémon GO[ps2id id='List of Regional Pokémon in Pokémon GO' target=''/]
Regional Pokémon
Pokémon
Location
Farfetch'd
South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and Hong Kong
Kangaskhan
Australia
Mr. Mime
Europe
Tauros
The United States and Southern Canada
Heracross
Central and Southern American Regions
Corsola
Between 31N and 26S Latitudes (Coastal Regions only)
Plusle
Worldwide (Formerly North and South Americas and Africa)
Minun
Worldwide (Formerly Europe, Asia, and Australia)
Volbeat
Europe, Asia, and Australia
Illumise
North and South Americas and Africa
Torkoal
Western Asian and South-Eastern Asian Regions
Zangoose
Europe, Asia, and Australia
Seviper
North and South Americas and Africa
Lunatone
Europe, Asia, and Australia
Solrock
North and South Americas and Africa
Tropius
African and Middle-eastern Regions
Relicanth
New Zealand and Oceania
Pachirisu
Arctic Hemisphere Regions(Parts of Canada, Alaska, and Russia)
Chatot
Southern Hemisphere
Carnivine
Southeastern United States
Shellos
Shellos West Sea (pink) is found in the Western Hemisphere while Shellos East Sea (blue) is found in the Eastern Hemisphere
Mime Jr.
Europe (5 km eggs)
Uxie
Asia-Pacific
Mesprit
Europe, Middle East, Asia and Africa
Azelf
North and South Americas and Greenland
Pansage
Asia-Pacific Region
Pansear
Europe, Middle East, Africa and India
Panpour
North and South Americas, and Greenland
Sawk
Europe, Asia and Australia
Throh
North and South Americas, and Africa
Basculin
The Red-Striped Form is found in the Eastern HemisphereThe Blue-Striped Form is found in the Western Hemisphere
Maractus
Mexico, Central America and South America
Sigilyph
Egypt and Greece
Bouffalant
New York and surrounding areas
Heatmor
Eastern Hemisphere
Durant
Western Hemisphere
Klefki
France
Oricorio (Baile)
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa
Oricorio (Pom-Pom)
The Americas
Oricorio (Pa'u)
African, Asian, Pacific and Caribbean Islands
Oricorio (Sensu)
Asia-Pacific Region
Furfrou (Debutante)
The Americas
Furfrou (Diamond)
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa
Furfrou (Star)
Asia-Pacific Region
Furfrou (La Reine)
France
Furfrou (Kabuki)
Japan
Furfrou (Pharaoh)
Egypt
Comfey
Hawaii
Flabebe (Red Flower)
Europe, the Middle East, and Africa
Flabebe (Yellow Flower)
The Americas
Flabebe (Blue Flower)
Asia-Pacific Region
In Pokémon GO, how can you obtain Farfetch'd, Kangaskhan, Tauros, and Mr.Mime?[ps2id id='In Pokémon GO, how can you obtain Farfetch'd, Kangaskhan, Tauros, and Mr.Mime?' target=''/]
Regional Pokémon from Generation 1 are frequent spawns encountered in the wild, but exclusively in their own areas. There's nothing unique to know about locating them; they're prevalent in parks, cities, and other comparable settings.
Farfetch’d → South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and Hong Kong
Kangaskhan → Australia
Mr. Mime → Europe
Tauros → The United States and Southern Canada
How can you get Heracross and Corsola in Pokémon Go?[ps2id id='How can you get Heracross and Corsola in Pokémon Go?' target=''/]
Generation 2 Regional Pokémon are more difficult to capture than Generation 1 Regional Pokémon, owing to Corsola's unique spawning circumstances. It only spawns between 1 to 2 miles of the shore and only within certain geographical latitudes (tropic zone)
Heracross → everywhere in South America
Corsola → between 31N and 26S Latitudes, water areas near the coast
Mechanic of Furfrou Form Change[ps2id id='Furfrou Form Change Mechanic' target=''/]
Furfrou's appearance in Pokémon GO heralds the introduction of a new feature that allows you to modify the shapes of particular Pokémon. To modify Furfrou's trim, follow these steps:
Furfrou starts with its Natural Trim. This is the only variation that is catchable.
Select Furfrou from your Pokémon store, then hit the 'Change Form' button to bring up a menu with the Trims available. The trims that are offered may vary depending on where you live.
Choose your favorite Trim.
Changing your Furfrou's Trim from one to another will cost you 25 Furfrou Candy and 10,000 Stardust.
Oricorio[ps2id id='Oricorio' target=''/]
While Oricorio in the main series changes their appearance by consuming nectar from various flowers, the forms in Pokémon GO are now regional and cannot be modified. Each Oricorio's type alters according on the nectar taken, making it a more difficult mechanic for GO. The following happens in the main series:
When Red Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Baile Style, where it becomes Fire and Flying.
When Yellow Nectar is applied to Oricorio, it transforms into Pom-Pom Style, where it becomes Electric and Flying.
When Pink Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Pa'u Style, where it becomes Psychic and Flying.
When Purple Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Sensu Style, where it becomes Ghost and Flying.
These forms are currently only catchable in their respective areas and cannot be altered. It is uncertain if this will alter in the future. For the time being, you will have to go to other areas or trade with other trainers who have traveled to gather all of the various Oricorio styles.
What Makes a Pokémon a Regional?[ps2id id='What Makes a Pokémon a Regional?' target=''/]
As Niantic has released more Pokémon into the world for us to discover, certain Pokémon have become more difficult to locate owing to their location in particular locations of the world, necessitating devoted trainers to travel to capture these otherwise elusive Pokémon.
When a new generation of Pokémon is announced, it naturally brings new regions to the forefront. So far, Kalos has seen Klefki, Flabébé, and Furfrou as regionals, with the latter serving as a new form altering mechanic, while Alola has brought us Comfey and the Oricorio styles.
Many of the regional Pokémon are divided into regions based on rivalry. In the main series games, for example, Seviper and Zangoose had a lengthy rivalry, frequently fighting and pursuing one other. They are based on a snake and a mongoose, and the mongoose is a snake's predator in the actual world. Mongoose are resistant to snake poison and will kill and devour them.
Other regionals are regional due to the areas on which the main series games are based. Klefki is from Kalos, which is supposed to be headquartered in France, hence he is a French regional. Comfey is an Alola regional, which is located in Hawaii, hence he can only be found there.
Others, like as Tauros, Maractus, Sigilyth, and Bouffalant, are based on where the idea for the Pokémon was located. Others, like the Lake Trio and the elemental monkeys, are simply because Niantic opted to make them regional and divide the globe into three.
With that stated, let's learn about the game's regional Pokémon!
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Biology
Dewgong is a pure white, fluffy pinniped Pokémon. In icy weather, its fur makes it practically inconspicuous. It has two black eyes, a black nose, and two tusks that protrude from its upper jaw. It features a sleek body, two front flippers, and a long, flowing tail. Even in very cold and ice-packed waters, its tail permits it to swim at rates of up to 8 knots. A pointed horn on top of its head helps it to cut through the thickest ice floes.
It dwells on icebergs floating in freezing ocean waters. It thrives in cooler conditions, becoming more active as the temperature drops. It is absolutely unaffected by even the most harsh cold conditions because it stores thermal energy inside its body. It rests on severely cold ice or beneath shallow water throughout the day. However, as the temperature lowers at night, it transforms into a hunter and seeks for prey such as Wishiwashi. It sunbathes on the beach after eating. This elevates its body temperature and facilitates digestion.
With the return of the Water Festival in Pokémon Go, be ready to take advantage of the summertime. The second Water Festival event has a lot of Water-type Pokémon to catch as well as a number of welcome trainer rewards, despite arriving a little later than it did last year.
Water Festival 2018 Event is Here!
The 2018 Water Festival will start later today at 1 o'clock (PDT) and go through June 21. Water-type Pokémon like Magikarp and Wailmer will be much more common up to that point, while starter Pokémon like Totodile and Mudkip will now hatch from 2 kilometer Eggs.
For any eggs born during the event, Trainers additionally get twice the normal amount of Candy and Stardust. Likewise, if you capture any Water-type creatures, you'll get three times as much stardust as usual.
Water-types will also show up more often in Raid Battles in addition to event-specific Field Research tasks. Legendary Pokémon Kyogre also returns to Raids and, if you're exceptionall
Biology
Medicham is a humanoid, bipedal Pokémon that resembles a yoga practitioner. It has a gray body with red and yellow adornments. A red headpiece with three bulb-like extensions covers the upper portion of its head: one on top and one on either side. The bulb on top is short on a female Medicham. Its large, focused eyes are slightly covered by the headpiece, and its red lips seem to be in a rounded or puckered position. Its legs appear to be covered with puffy, red pants that have a large yellow spot on the knees and yellow bands next to the hips.
As Mega Medicham, its headpiece now resembles a white turban with a yellow stone in the center. The red extension in the back is retained, and there are five white extensions on the turban, three extending from the stone and one on either side of its head. There is now a gold band on each wrist and additional gold bands around its waist. Several blue, teardrop-shaped decorations hang from the lowest hip band. Using its enhanced wi
Farfetch'd
Kangaskhan
Mr. Mime
Tauros
Heracross
Corsola
Plusle
Minun
Volbeat
Illumise
Torkoal
Zangoose
Seviper
Lunatone
Solrock
Tropius
Relicanth
Pachirisu
Chatot
Carnivine
Shellos
Mime Jr.
Uxie
Mesprit
Azelf
Pansage
Pansear
Panpour
Sawk
Throh
Basculin
Maractus
Sigilyph
Bouffalant
Heatmor
Durant
Klefki
Oricorio (Baile)
Oricorio (Pom-Pom)
Oricorio (Pa'u)
Oricorio (Sensu)
Furfrou (Debutante)
Furfrou (Diamond)
Furfrou (Star)
Comfey
Flabebe (Red Flower)
While Oricorio in the main series changes their appearance by consuming nectar from various flowers, the forms in Pokémon GO are now regional and cannot be modified. Each Oricorio's type alters according on the nectar taken, making it a more difficult mechanic for GO. The following happens in the main series:
When Red Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Baile Style, where it becomes Fire and Flying.
When Yellow Nectar is applied to Oricorio, it transforms into Pom-Pom Style, where it becomes Electric and Flying.
When Pink Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Pa'u Style, where it becomes Psychic and Flying.
When Purple Nectar is put on Oricorio, it transforms into Sensu Style, where it becomes Ghost and Flying.
These forms are currently only catchable in their respective areas and cannot be altered. It is uncertain if this will alter in the future. For the time being, you will have to go to other areas or trade with other trainers who have traveled to gather all of the various Oricorio styles.
As Niantic has released more Pokémon into the world for us to discover, certain Pokémon have become more difficult to locate owing to their location in particular locations of the world, necessitating devoted trainers to travel to capture these otherwise elusive Pokémon.
When a new generation of Pokémon is announced, it naturally brings new regions to the forefront. So far, Kalos has seen Klefki, Flabébé, and Furfrou as regionals, with the latter serving as a new form altering mechanic, while Alola has brought us Comfey and the Oricorio styles.
Many of the regional Pokémon are divided into regions based on rivalry. In the main series games, for example, Seviper and Zangoose had a lengthy rivalry, frequently fighting and pursuing one other. They are based on a snake and a mongoose, and the mongoose is a snake's predator in the actual world. Mongoose are resistant to snake poison and will kill and devour them.
Other regionals are regional due to the areas on which the main series games are based. Klefki is from Kalos, which is supposed to be headquartered in France, hence he is a French regional. Comfey is an Alola regional, which is located in Hawaii, hence he can only be found there.
Others, like as Tauros, Maractus, Sigilyth, and Bouffalant, are based on where the idea for the Pokémon was located. Others, like the Lake Trio and the elemental monkeys, are simply because Niantic opted to make them regional and divide the globe into three.
With that stated, let's learn about the game's regional Pokémon!
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