Every Pink Pokémon: All 60, Sorted by Generation (2026)

There are 60 pink Pokémon. That is the number of species the Pokédex officially classifies with the colour “Pink” in its own colour field, from Clefairy (#0035) all the way to Scream Tail (#0985). The list below is all 60, sorted by generation, with types and Pokédex categories — plus the Pokémon everyone assumes are pink but which the Pokédex files under another colour.

Two things worth knowing before you scroll. First, this uses the game’s own colour tag, not eyeballing — which is why Slowbro is on the list and Jynx is not. Second, the list is complete as of August 2026: Pokémon Legends: Z-A added new Mega Evolutions but no new species, so the National Dex still stops at 1,025 and Paldea’s Scream Tail is still the newest pink Pokémon.

Pink Pokémon by generation: the numbers

Generation	Region	Pink Pokémon
I	Kanto	12
II	Johto	10
III	Hoenn	5
IV	Sinnoh	5
V	Unova	5
VI	Kalos	4
VII	Alola	6
VIII	Galar & Hisui	6
IX	Paldea	7
Total	—	60

Kanto front-loaded it. A fifth of every pink Pokémon in the franchise comes from the first 151, and the ones that stuck — Jigglypuff, Chansey, Clefairy, Mew — are still the faces of the colour thirty years later. Hoenn through Kalos is the dry patch; Paldea quietly turned it around with seven, including the entire Tinkaton line.

Every pink Pokémon, by generation

Types are the current ones. “Pokédex category” is the official species label the games print under the name — useful for spotting how much variety hides inside a single colour.

Generation I: Kanto — Red/Blue/Yellow — 12 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0035	Clefairy	Fairy	Fairy Pokémon	Evolves into Clefable with a Moon Stone. Retyped from Normal to Fairy in Gen 6.
#0036	Clefable	Fairy	Fairy Pokémon	Clefairy’s Moon Stone evolution and one of the oldest pink designs in the series.
#0039	Jigglypuff	Normal/Fairy	Balloon Pokémon	Evolves from Igglybuff, into Wigglytuff with a Moon Stone.
#0040	Wigglytuff	Normal/Fairy	Balloon Pokémon	The fully evolved balloon. Normal/Fairy since Gen 6.
#0079	Slowpoke	Water/Psychic	Dopey Pokémon	Splits into Slowbro (Shellder on the tail) or Slowking (Shellder plus King’s Rock).
#0080	Slowbro	Water/Psychic	Hermit Crab Pokémon	Has both a Mega Evolution and a Galarian form (Poison/Psychic).
#0102	Exeggcute	Grass/Psychic	Egg Pokémon	Six pink eggs; evolves into Exeggutor with a Leaf Stone.
#0108	Lickitung	Normal	Licking Pokémon	Evolves into Lickilicky when it levels up knowing Rollout.
#0113	Chansey	Normal	Egg Pokémon	Evolves from Happiny, into Blissey with high friendship. Famously enormous HP.
#0122	Mr. Mime	Psychic/Fairy	Barrier Pokémon	Evolves from Mime Jr. Galarian Mr. Mime is Ice/Psychic and evolves into Mr. Rime.
#0137	Porygon	Normal	Virtual Pokémon	The man-made Pokemon. Pink and blue polygons; evolves into Porygon2 and Porygon-Z.
#0151	Mew	Psychic	New Species Pokémon	Mythical. Learns every TM in most generations.

Generation II: Johto — Gold/Silver/Crystal — 10 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0173	Cleffa	Fairy	Star Shape Pokémon	Baby stage of the Clefairy line, added in Gold/Silver.
#0174	Igglybuff	Normal/Fairy	Balloon Pokémon	Baby stage of the Jigglypuff line.
#0180	Flaaffy	Electric	Wool Pokémon	The middle Mareep stage — the only pink link in an otherwise white-and-yellow line.
#0187	Hoppip	Grass/Flying	Cottonweed Pokémon	Pink body, green leaves. Evolves into Skiploom then Jumpluff.
#0199	Slowking	Water/Psychic	Royal Pokémon	The Shellder-on-the-head branch of Slowpoke. Galarian Slowking is Poison/Psychic.
#0209	Snubbull	Fairy	Fairy Pokémon	The fairy bulldog; evolves into Granbull, which the Pokedex classifies purple.
#0222	Corsola	Water/Rock	Coral Pokémon	Water/Rock coral. Galarian Corsola is a pure Ghost-type that evolves into Cursola.
#0238	Smoochum	Ice/Psychic	Kiss Pokémon	Baby stage of Jynx — and pink, while Jynx itself is officially classified red.
#0241	Miltank	Normal	Milk Cow Pokémon	Pink cow, no evolutions, and a famous roadblock in Gold/Silver’s Goldenrod Gym.
#0242	Blissey	Normal	Happiness Pokémon	Chansey’s evolution and the highest base HP of any Pokemon.

Generation III: Hoenn — Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald — 5 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0293	Whismur	Normal	Whisper Pokémon	Evolves into Loudred and Exploud, neither of which stays pink.
#0300	Skitty	Normal	Kitten Pokémon	Evolves into Delcatty with a Moon Stone.
#0350	Milotic	Water	Tender Pokémon	Evolves from Feebas. Pink-and-cream scales; a Contest icon since Ruby/Sapphire.
#0368	Gorebyss	Water	South Sea Pokémon	The Water-type half of the Clamperl split, via Deep Sea Scale.
#0370	Luvdisc	Water	Rendezvous Pokémon	Heart-shaped, holds Heart Scales in the wild.

Generation IV: Sinnoh — Diamond/Pearl/Platinum — 5 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0420	Cherubi	Grass	Cherry Pokémon	Evolves into Cherrim, which the Pokedex classifies purple.
#0439	Mime Jr.	Psychic/Fairy	Mime Pokémon	Baby stage of Mr. Mime, introduced in Diamond/Pearl.
#0440	Happiny	Normal	Playhouse Pokémon	Baby stage of Chansey; evolves while holding an Oval Stone during the day.
#0463	Lickilicky	Normal	Licking Pokémon	Lickitung’s Gen 4 evolution.
#0481	Mesprit	Psychic	Emotion Pokémon	Legendary. The Being of Emotion, one of the Lake Trio with Uxie and Azelf.

Generation V: Unova — Black/White — 5 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0517	Munna	Psychic	Dream Eater Pokémon	Eats dreams; evolves into Musharna with a Moon Stone.
#0518	Musharna	Psychic	Drowsing Pokémon	Munna’s evolution, with dream smoke pouring from its forehead.
#0531	Audino	Normal	Hearing Pokémon	The hearing Pokemon; gains a Mega Evolution in Gen 6.
#0585	Deerling	Normal/Grass	Season Pokémon	Its default Spring Form is pink — the Summer, Autumn and Winter forms are not.
#0594	Alomomola	Water	Caring Pokémon	Heart-shaped healer that heals injured Pokemon in the wild.

Generation VI: Kalos — X/Y — 4 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0682	Spritzee	Fairy	Perfume Pokémon	Evolves into Aromatisse when traded holding a Sachet.
#0683	Aromatisse	Fairy	Fragrance Pokémon	Spritzee’s evolution and one of the bulkiest pure Fairy-types.
#0700	Sylveon	Fairy	Intertwining Pokémon	The Fairy-type Eeveelution; evolves via affection plus a Fairy-type move.
#0719	Diancie	Rock/Fairy	Jewel Pokémon	Mythical. A Carbink that transformed; gets a Mega Evolution.

Generation VII: Alola — Sun/Moon — 6 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0753	Fomantis	Grass	Sickle Grass Pokémon	Evolves into Lurantis at level 34, during the day.
#0754	Lurantis	Grass	Bloom Sickle Pokémon	The Totem Pokemon of Lush Jungle in Sun/Moon.
#0759	Stufful	Normal/Fighting	Flailing Pokémon	Evolves into Bewear at level 27.
#0760	Bewear	Normal/Fighting	Strong Arm Pokémon	Normal/Fighting. Its hug is the running joke of Alola’s Pokedex entries.
#0779	Bruxish	Water/Psychic	Gnash Teeth Pokémon	Water/Psychic with grinding teeth; no evolutions.
#0786	Tapu Lele	Psychic/Fairy	Land Spirit Pokémon	Legendary. Guardian of Akala Island; sets Psychic Terrain on entry.

Generation VIII: Galar & Hisui — Sword/Shield, Legends: Arceus — 6 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0856	Hatenna	Psychic	Calm Pokémon	Start of the Hatterene line; evolves at level 32.
#0857	Hattrem	Psychic	Serene Pokémon	The middle stage — it calms opponents by force.
#0858	Hatterene	Psychic/Fairy	Silent Pokémon	Psychic/Fairy with a Gigantamax form. The line’s final stage.
#0859	Impidimp	Dark/Fairy	Wily Pokémon	The first Dark/Fairy Pokemon in the series.
#0860	Morgrem	Dark/Fairy	Devious Pokémon	Evolves from Impidimp, into Grimmsnarl at level 42.
#0905	Enamorus	Fairy/Flying	Love-Hate Pokémon	Legendary. The fourth member of the Forces of Nature, added in Legends: Arceus.

Generation IX: Paldea — Scarlet/Violet — 7 pink Pokémon

#	Pokémon	Type	Pokédex category	Notes
#0957	Tinkatink	Fairy/Steel	Metalsmith Pokémon	Start of the Tinkaton line; collects steel to build its hammer.
#0958	Tinkatuff	Fairy/Steel	Hammer Pokémon	The middle stage, with a bigger hammer.
#0959	Tinkaton	Fairy/Steel	Hammer Pokémon	Fairy/Steel, and its Pokedex entries claim it knocks Corviknight out of the sky.
#0968	Orthworm	Steel	Earthworm Pokémon	Steel-type worm with a pink body and no evolutions.
#0973	Flamigo	Flying/Fighting	Synchronize Pokémon	Flying/Fighting flamingo — the only pink Pokemon with that type combination.
#0978	Tatsugiri	Dragon/Water	Mimicry Pokémon	Dragon/Water sushi mimic with Curly, Droopy and Stretchy forms.
#0985	Scream Tail	Fairy/Psychic	Paradox Pokémon	Paradox Pokemon — an ancient Jigglypuff-like creature exclusive to Scarlet.

Pokémon that look pink but officially aren’t

This is where most “complete pink Pokémon” lists quietly fall apart. These are all pink to the eye, and every one of them is filed under a different colour in the Pokédex:

Pokémon	Type	Official Pokédex colour
Jynx	Ice/Psychic	Red
Granbull	Fairy	Purple
Cherrim	Grass	Purple
Shellos (West Sea)	Water	Purple
Drifloon	Ghost/Flying	Purple
Bounsweet / Steenee / Tsareena	Grass	Purple
Flabébé	Fairy	White
Swirlix / Slurpuff	Fairy	White
Alcremie	Fairy	White
Mareep	Electric	White
Comfey	Fairy	Green
Magearna	Steel/Fairy	Gray
Oricorio (Pa’u Style)	Psychic/Flying	Red (species colour)

The Pokédex colour field is per species, not per form, which is why Oricorio’s genuinely pink Pa’u Style inherits Baile Style’s red. Deerling is the exception that proves the rule: its default Spring Form is the pink one, so the species lands in the pink bucket even though three of its four forms are not.

The pink Legendaries and Mythicals

Five of the 60 are Legendary or Mythical — a high rate for a single colour.

• Mew (Mythical, Psychic) — the original event Pokémon, and the only one on this list that predates the concept of Mythicals.
• Mesprit (Legendary, Psychic) — the Being of Emotion, and the Lake Trio member that roams Sinnoh after you meet it.
• Diancie (Mythical, Rock/Fairy) — a Carbink that transformed, with a Mega Evolution of its own.
• Tapu Lele (Legendary, Psychic/Fairy) — Akala Island’s guardian, and the reason Psychic Terrain became a competitive fixture.
• Enamorus (Legendary, Fairy/Flying) — the fourth Force of Nature, added in Legends: Arceus and the newest pink Legendary.

Scream Tail sits just outside that group. It is a Paradox Pokémon — an ancient counterpart to Jigglypuff found in Scarlet’s Area Zero — and the games treat Paradox species as their own category rather than as Legendaries.

The pink Pokémon that actually matter in battle

Pink skews cute, but the colour has produced some genuinely load-bearing competitive Pokémon.

• Blissey — the highest base HP in the entire franchise, paired with enormous Special Defence. The template for the special wall.
• Tapu Lele — sets Psychic Terrain the moment it switches in, which blocks priority moves and boosts Psychic damage for everything on your side.
• Hatterene — Psychic/Fairy with Magic Bounce, very high Special Attack and dead-last Speed, which is exactly what you want under Trick Room.
• Sylveon — Pixilate turns Hyper Voice into a Fairy-type move that hits both opponents in doubles.
• Tinkaton — Fairy/Steel is one of the best defensive typings in the game, and Gigaton Hammer is a 160-power move with no drawback beyond a one-turn cooldown.
• Bewear — Normal/Fighting with Fluffy, which halves contact damage. A physical attacker nobody expects from a plush bear.

FAQ

How many pink Pokémon are there?

60 species carry the Pokédex’s official “Pink” colour tag, across all nine generations up to and including Paldea.

What pink Pokémon are in Gen 1?

Twelve: Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Slowpoke, Slowbro, Exeggcute, Lickitung, Chansey, Mr. Mime, Porygon and Mew.

What is the newest pink Pokémon?

Scream Tail, #0985, the Paradox Pokémon from Scarlet. Legends: Z-A added Mega Evolutions rather than new species, so nothing has displaced it as of August 2026.

Is there a pure Pink type in Pokémon?

No. Colour is a Pokédex classification, not a battle type. The 60 pink Pokémon span 12 different primary types — the closest thing to a “pink type” is Fairy, which appears on 22 of the 60.

Which pink Pokémon is the strongest?

By raw base stat total, Mew and Diancie (600 each, before Mega Diancie) top the list. By actual impact in competitive play, Blissey and Tapu Lele have had far longer careers.

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