Pokémon Red, Green, Blue & Yellow Exclusive Pokémon
Plan Gen I trades with version-exclusive and version-availability notes.
Use this page for trade planning and version context. Japanese Green and international Blue overlap in counterpart role, but Japanese Blue should not be treated as identical to international Blue for every route-level detail.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Evolves from Sandshrew. Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Uses a Fire Stone. Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Evolves from Meowth. Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Evolves from Bellsprout. Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Uses a Leaf Stone. Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Green is the Japan-only counterpart to Japanese Red.
Evolves from Sandshrew.
Uses a Fire Stone.
Evolves from Meowth.
Evolves from Bellsprout.
Uses a Leaf Stone.
Fixed starter in Pokémon Yellow.
Available as a story gift instead of a starter choice.
Available as a story gift instead of a starter choice.
Available as a story gift instead of a starter choice.
More Gen I Guide Sections
Shared Walkthrough
Follow Kanto from Pallet Town to Champion with version notes.
Version Differences
Compare release history, starters, encounters, and presentation.
Pokémon Green Differences
Understand Japan-only Green without confusing it with Blue.
Yellow Differences
Pikachu starter, gift starters, encounter, and trainer changes.
Gym Leaders
Badge order, type specialties, key Pokémon, and counters.
TM & HM Locations
Find Cut, Fly, Surf, Strength, Flash, and key battle TMs.
Legendary Pokémon
Plan Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, and event-only Mew.
Elite Four
Prepare for Lorelei, Bruno, Agatha, Lance, and Champion.
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