Generation 7

Timespan: November 18th 2016 - 2019
Number of new Pokémon: 88
Number of new Moves: 103
Region: Alola

In February 2016, on the 20th anniversary of Pokémon Red & Green, a special Pokémon Direct was held by Tsunekazu Ishihara that revealed the next games, Pokémon Sun & Moon, were coming for Nintendo 3DS later in the year. These games were to push the Nintendo 3DS to their limits and created an even more 3D game than previous, changing up all the elements of Pokémon that many people considered the norm. While it only introduced a slightly higher number of Pokémon to the last generation, the seventh generation continued the features of adapting old Pokémon, this time including regional variants of existing Pokémon.

Pokémon | Main Games | Side Games | Spin-off Games | Anime | Trading Card Game

Main Series Games

Pokémon Sun & Moon
Release Dates:
Japan: November 18th 2016
North America: November 18th 2016
Europe: November 23rd 2016

Console: Nintendo 3DS

Pokémon Sun & Moon, were the first Generation VII Pokémon games. In them, you played as a new trainer who had just moved to the Alola Region. When there, the trainer quickly learns of Pokémon and decides to explore theAlola Region to participate in the Island Trial Challenge. In the process, the evil Team Skull is encountered, along with the mysterious Aether Foundation who claim they want to protect Pokémon, and the mysterious Ultra Beasts that come from another dimension.

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Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon
Release Dates:
Japan: November 17th 2017
North America: November 17th 2017
Europe: November 17th 2017

Console: Nintendo 3DS

Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon are enhanced versions of Pokémon Sun & Moon featuring an enhanced and improved story as well as various new Pokémon forms.

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Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee!
Release Dates:
Japan: November 16th 2018
North America: November 16th 2018
Europe: November 16th 2018

Console: Nintendo Switch

Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Let's Go Eevee are the first mainline games on the Pokémon Switch. These games serve as an entry point to the mainline series for lapsed players and Pokémon GO userbase and feature simplified gameplay elements. They are remakes of Pokémon Yellow and have you play through the classic story in Kanto with your partner Pikachu or Eevee.

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Side Series Games

Pokémon Bank
Release Dates:
Japan: December 25th 2013
North America: February 5th 2014
Europe: February 4th 2014

Console: Nintendo 3DS

Pokémon Bank is a storage software that allows you to store up to 3000 Pokémon from any Generation VI & Gen VII Pokémon game on the Internet cloud. As Pokémon are stored, they accrue PokéMiles that can be converted into Battle Points and sent back to the main games. Special distributions of Pokémon also happen through the service.

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Spin-off Games

Detective Pikachu
Release Dates:
Japan: March 23rd 2018
North America: March 23rd 2018
Europe: March 23rd 2018

Console: Nintendo 3DS

Detective Pikachu s a cinematic adventure game where you play as Tom Goodman, a young man who comes to Rhyme City to investigate the disappearance of his father. In doing so, he discovers a unique Pikachu that he is able to understand. With the Pikachu as the partner, you follow up on a variety of cases in order to solve mysteries and find clues about Tom's father. This game contains the entirety of the first game and even more content

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Pokémon Duel
Release Dates:
Japan: April 12th 2016
North America: January 24th 2017
Europe: January 24th 2017

Console: iOS/Android

Pokémon Duel is a Smartphone title where you play a variation of the Pokémon Trading Figure Game. This game has you play on a board with 6 figures and have to reach the opponent's side of the board before they reach yours. Each Pokémon has got multiple attacks, and the attack is chosen by spinning a wheel. It has continual updates and events and even has online multiplayer

On 13th September 2017, the first Generation VII content was added to the game.

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Pokémon GO
Release Dates:
Japan: July 22nd 2016
North America: July 6th 2016
Europe: July 13th 2016

Console: iOS/Android

Pokémon GO is a Smartphone game that utilises the real world in order for you to hunt for Pokémon. As you travel around the real world, wild Pokémon will appear and require capture. This is done using the touch screen of the mobile device, and can have the real world as a backdrop using the device's camera. Real life locations are also used as PokéStops and Gyms for battle. An accessory was released, the Pokémon GO Plus, that allowed for play without accessing the mobile device.

On May 30th 2018, the first Generation 7 related Pokémon was added to the game.

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Pokémon Masters

Pokémon Masters Image Release Dates:
Global: August 29th 2019

Console: iOS, Android

Pokémon Masters is a game where you collect various trainers and their Pokémon to build a team to battle against various other trainers. The trainers you face are all prominent trainers from the Main Series Pokémon games.

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Pokémon Quest
Release Dates:
Worldwide: May 30th 2018

Console: Nintendo Switch / iOS / Android

Pokémon Quest is an Action RPG for Nintendo Switch and mobile devices where you send an expedition of 3 Pokémon out through stages to collect loot and defeat other Pokémon. It is controlled using a touchscreen with no direct control over your Pokémon.

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Pokémon Rumble Rush
Release Dates:
Australia: May 15th 2019

Console: iOS/Android

Pokémon Rumble Rush is the continuation of the Pokémon Rumble series and has you control Toy Pokémon through various stages to collect and defeat more Toy Pokémon.It's a game with staggered events introducing new Pokémon and islands every two weeks, resetting the Pokémon you can have and use with each event

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Pokémon Shuffle
Release Dates:
Japan: February 18th 2015
North America: February 18th 2015
Europe: February 18th 2015

Console: Nintendo 3DS / iOS/ Android

Pokémon Shuffle is the successor to Pokémon Battle Trozei. This game is a slower turn-based variant of the Match-3 puzzle format and has you defeat the Pokémon by making successful combos utilising the Pokémon you have already captured. Each Pokémon has got a special ability and strength that make it useful in battle. The game has routine updates adding more new stages and special events.

On March 8th 2017, the game was updated to include Generation VII Pokémon.

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Pokémon: Magikarp Jump
Release Dates:
Italy: May 17th 2017
Global: May 23rd 2017

Console: iOS/Android

Pokémon: Magikarp Jump is a small game where you capture various Magikarp, raise them, and then send them out into leagues to face off against other Magikarp to see which Magikarp can jump the highest. There are many levels to complete and many different Magikarp styles to collect

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Pokkén Tournament DX
Release Dates:
Japan: September 22nd 2017
North America: September 22nd 2017
Europe: September 22nd 2017

Console: Nintendo Switch

Pokkén Tournament DX is an enhanced version of Pokkén Tournament. The game is a unique fighter in that it has both 3D arena fighting and 2D close combat fighting, and shifts between the two as the battle progresses. With 21 playable Pokémon and a myriad of Support Pokémon, you followed the story of how the Ferrum region's Synergy Stones were starting to dry up when a Shadow Mewtwo arrived..

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Pokémon Anime

Pokémon the Series Sun & Moon

Pokémon the Series Sun & Moon:
After the Kalos League, Ash goes to Alola on vacation after Professor Oak asks him and his mother to deliver a mysterious egg to his cousin, Samson Oak. When there, he learns of a nearby Pokémon School which helps people become stronger trainers. He also meets Tapu Koko and is gifted with a Z-Ring, so Ash decides to stay in Alola to enroll in the school and learn as much as he can of the Pokémon in the region and further his push to become a Pokémon Master

Pokémon Trading Card Game

The Trading Card Game added more new mechanics in line with Sun & Moon, adding new Pokémon-GX mechanics, which work like Pokémon-EX but have a special move that acts like a Z-Move. You can only use one GX move in an entire game

Set Name Number of Cards Logo
Sun Moon 163
Guardians Rising 169
Burning Shadows 169
Shining Legends 78
Crimson Invasion 124
Ultra Prism 173
Forbidden Light 146
Celestial Storm 183
Dragon Majesty 78
Lost Thunder 236
Team Up 196
Pokémon Detective Pikachu 26
Unbroken Bonds 214
Unified Minds 258
Hidden Fates 163
Cosmic Eclipse 258