In “Pokémon Go” you can find countless Pokémon. Where you can find which Pokémon also depends on the area in which you are searching.
Where to find Pokémon in “Pokémon Go” – the environment decides
In “Pokémon Go,” the environment determines which Pokémon you can find.
- Pay attention to which biome your Pokémon belongs to. If you are looking for a water Pokémon, you should stay near water, as that is where you have the best chances. But ice Pokémon can also be found here. In forests, you are more likely to find plant and bug Pokémon, while in the city, in addition to normal Pokémon, there are also poison and dark Pokémon. Rock and ground Pokémon are also more common in the mountains.
- But the weather must not be ignored either, because certain Pokémon seem to feel more comfortable in the rain, such as Bug-type Pokémon, but also Water- and Electric-type Pokémon.
- On the other hand, if the weather is sunny, you can expect to see more grass and ground-type Pokémon. Fire-type Pokémon are also more common here.
- In cloudy weather, Fairy and Poison Pokémon are just as comfortable as Fighting Pokémon. In windy weather, you can look for Dragon and Flying Pokémon, as well as Psychic Pokémon.
- When it's snowing outside, Ice and Steel-type Pokémon are easy to find, while in foggy weather, Dark and Ghost-type Pokémon are more likely to be found.
Here you can find the individual Pokemon in “Pokemon Go”
There are no exact details about where you can find which Pokémon in “Pokémon Go” for Android and iOS. However, you can use the following locations as a guide.
- You can find normal Pokémon almost everywhere, such as on the streets and in fields, on sports fields and in pedestrian zones, as well as in schools and universities.
- You will mainly discover Rock Pokémon in the city, near rocks and in buildings, as well as on highways, for example as a passenger.
- Plant Pokémon mostly live in the countryside and are therefore mainly found in parks, on farms and in meadows.
- Water Pokémon, on the other hand, can be found near lakes, harbors, and near rivers and other bodies of water.
- Ground Pokémon are often found in parking lots and playgrounds. They can also be found in rural areas, cities, and at the airport.
- Steel Pokémon are often found in buildings or can be caught on tracks, such as in trains or trams.
- Flying Pokémon are often found in the countryside, forests, or gardens. They also love nature reserves and parks.
- Dragon and Fairy Pokémon can often be found at landmarks.
- Fire Pokémon usually hang out near houses or apartments, especially in densely populated residential areas.
- Fighting Pokémon can be found in sports stadiums or fitness centers.
- Bug-type Pokémon are often found in playgrounds, countryside, and gardens, as well as in parks and surrounding areas.
- You can discover poison Pokémon in the forest, in swampy landscapes or in the moor.
- Ghost-type Pokémon are often found in graveyards or near resting places.
- Ice Pokémon are found primarily in snow and icy landscapes and mountains, as well as in grass.
- Dark Pokémon are found in the graveyard, but can also be seen in cultural institutions, such as the cinema or the theatre.
- Electric Pokémon can often be found in industrial areas or near suitable companies.
- Psychic Pokémon are often found near hospitals and other medical facilities.
These Pokémon are not found everywhere in the world
Some Pokémon can only be caught in certain parts of the world in “Pokémon Go”, which is why it is particularly worth keeping them. You can trade these Pokémon with other trainers if you cannot be there. The list is getting longer and longer, so you should always be on the lookout for the latest Pokémon. Examples of regional Pokémon can be found here:
- You can only catch Pantimos in Europe.
- Porenta can only be found in Asia.
- Tauros is only available in North America.
- You can only find Kangaskhan in Australia.