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Round 1
Starters
$200
The Kanto water starter Squirtle evolves into Wartortle and finally this Pokemon.
$400
The Kanto grass starter has a plant bulb on its back and is this Pokemon.
$600
The Kanto fire starter is this small lizard with a flame on its tail.
$800
This electric mouse is the franchise's most famous mascot.
$1000
Charmander's final evolution is this winged, fire-breathing Pokemon.
Types
$200
Introduced in Generation 2, this 'evil' type is weak only to Fighting, Bug, and Fairy.
$400
Introduced in Generation 6, this type is strong against Dragon Pokemon.
$600
Water is strong against Fire, but weak to Grass and this shocking type.
$800
Charmander and Charizard are this elemental type.
$1000
This type is completely immune to Normal-type moves and only takes damage from special sources.
Gotta Catch 'Em
$200
This device records data on every Pokemon you encounter.
$400
You catch wild Pokemon by throwing one of these red-and-white spheres.
$600
The rare purple capture device that snags almost any wild creature without fail is this one.
$800
A step up from the standard capture device, this blue variety has a better catch rate.
$1000
To earn badges, players must defeat the specialized trainers who each run a themed arena in town.
Legendaries
$200
The dragon that controls time in Diamond and space in Pearl are Dialga and this Pokemon.
$400
The three legendary birds are Articuno, Zapdos, and this fire bird.
$600
The legendary mascots of Gold and Silver are Ho-Oh and this silver beast.
$800
This small, pink, mythical Pokemon can learn any move and is said to be Mewtwo's origin.
$1000
This genetically engineered psychic Pokemon is the villain's creation in the first movie.
Team Rocket
$200
The leader of Team Rocket, who is also the final Kanto Gym Leader, is this man.
$400
The bumbling villain trio consists of Jessie, James, and this talking cat Pokemon.
$600
This criminal organization tries to steal Pikachu in the anime.
$800
Team Rocket signs off by promising to fight villainy and 'blast off at the speed of' this.
$1000
James's signature Pokemon is this purple, twin-headed poison-gas creature that evolves from Koffing.
The Journey
$200
The anime's main human hero is this Pallet Town trainer.
$400
Ash's goal is to become a Pokemon this.
$600
Trainers heal their injured team for free at these pink-roofed buildings run by Nurse Joy.
$800
The kindly researcher who gives players their first partner creature in Kanto shares his name with a sturdy tree.
$1000
The 2016 augmented-reality mobile hit that had people walking their neighborhoods to catch creatures is this game.
Double Jeopardy
Starters
$400
This Johto region starter is known for its sweet scent and the large leaf on its head.
$800
This Hoenn grass-type starter uses the hooked claws on its feet to climb vertical surfaces with ease.
$1200
Characterized by its playfulness and oversized jaws, this water-type starter is the Johto counterpart to Chikorita and Cyndaquil.
$1600
Resembling a small echidna, this fire-type starter from Johto releases flames from its back when defensive.
$2000
Known for the prominent orange fin on its head, this Hoenn water-type starter can detect surroundings using its fan-shaped tail.
Types
$400
This defensive liability is tied with Grass for the most weaknesses of any type, being vulnerable to Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel.
$800
This type is uniquely resistant to the most types, including Normal, Flying, Rock, and Bug, while being the only one that resists Fairy.
$1200
Prior to Generation VI, this type was the only one that had no weaknesses other than itself.
$1600
Mirror Coat is a signature move associated with this type, which was immune to Ghost-type moves prior to Generation II.
$2000
While highly offensive against Flying, Poison, and Fire, this type remains completely ineffective against Flying-type Pokémon due to their ability to hover.
Gotta Catch 'Em
$400
Players must acquire this specialized piece of equipment from the Rocket Hideout in Celadon City to identify ghostly apparitions in the Pokemon Tower.
$800
Found in the S.S. Anne, this specific technical move allows a Pokemon to clear obstacles like small trees blocking the path.
$1200
While it can be sold for 5,000 Pokedollars, this golden item serves no functional purpose in battle or exploration.
$1600
This item allows players to travel significantly faster than walking, though it cannot be used inside buildings or caves.
$2000
Unlike traditional vitamins, this consumable item provides an immediate experience boost that grants a single Pokemon an instant level up.
Legendaries
$400
This Alpha Pokemon of the sea is famously depicted in its Primal form, which gains the Primordial Sea ability to neutralize fire-type moves.
$800
Known as the Volcano Pokemon, this Ground-type creature possesses the ability Drought, which summons intense sunlight to evaporate water.
$1200
Born from the eruption of a volcano, this Fire-type legendary beast is said to roar and cause volcanoes to erupt anywhere on the planet.
$1600
This Dragon and Flying-type Pokemon acts as a mediator between the mascots of the Hoenn region, descending from the ozone layer to quell their disputes.
$2000
Representing the north wind, this legendary beast is associated with the purification of water and travels across the land to cleanse polluted lakes.
Team Rocket
$400
Often emerging from his ball without being summoned, this Psychic-type creature is known for using the move Counter to deflect attacks.
$800
This blonde-haired agent is a high-ranking member of the syndicate and often serves as a competent foil to the bumbling trio.
$1200
Frequently frustrated when others mispronounce his name, this operative is often partnered with the blonde-haired agent on missions.
$1600
This purple-haired operative serves as the primary female foil to the protagonists and often clashes with her rival in the organization.
$2000
Hailing from a wealthy background, this blue-haired antagonist frequently carries a rose and relies on a captured pocket monster to assist his team.
The Journey
$400
Connecting Celadon City and Fuchsia City, this steep, elevated path strictly requires a specialized vehicle to navigate its incline.
$800
This luxury ocean liner hosts a gala for international trainers and provides the HM for Cut upon its successful completion.
$1200
Located in Kanto, this restricted ecological preserve mandates a limited supply of unique balls and bait for the capture of its exclusive species.
$1600
Utilizing advanced electromagnetic technology, this high-speed transit system provides rapid travel between the Johto and Kanto regions.
$2000
Accessible only after earning all eight Kanto badges, this secluded peak serves as the ultimate training ground and the final encounter for a legendary protagonist.
Final Jeopardy · Origins
Pokemon was created by this Japanese company and first released in 1996 as Red and Green.
