Discover which Pokémon are exclusive to Scarlet and which are exclusive to Violet, including DLC additions. Complete your Paldea Pokédex!
Alright, so you're diving into Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and want to know which Pokémon you can catch in your version versus your friend's? It's a common question! To fill out your Pokédex completely, you'll definitely need to trade with others, whether that's your buddies in real life or players you meet online. Some Pokémon just won't show up in your game otherwise.
Here's a breakdown of the Pokémon that are exclusive to each version:
Pokémon Scarlet Exclusives
- Tauros (Blaze Breed)
- Larvitar / Pupitar / Tyranitar
- Drifloon / Drifblim
- Stunky / Skuntank
- Deino / Zweilous / Hydreigon
- Skrelp / Dragalge
- Oranguru
- Stonjourner
- Armarouge
- Great Tusk
- Scream Tail
- Brute Bonnet
- Flutter Mane
- Slither Wing
- Sandy Shocks
- Roaring Moon
- Koraidon
- Gligar (DLC Part 1)
- Gliscor (DLC Part 1)
- Cramorant (DLC Part 1)
- Cranidos (DLC Part 2)
- Rampardos (DLC Part 2)
- Alolan Sandshrew (DLC Part 2)
- Alolan Sandslash (DLC Part 2)
- Gouging Fire (DLC Part 2)
- Raging Bolt (DLC Part 2)
- Walking Wake (DLC Part 2)
Pokémon Violet Exclusives
- Tauros (Aqua Breed)
- Gulpin / Swalot
- Bagon / Sheldon / Salamence
- Misdreavus / Mismagius
- Clauncher / Clawitzer
- Passimian
- Dreepy / Drakloak / Dragapult
- Eiscue
- Ceruledge
- Iron Treads
- Iron Bundle
- Iron Hands
- Iron Jugulis
- Iron Moth
- Iron Thorns
- Iron Valiant
- Miraidon
- Aipom (DLC Part 1)
- Ambipom (DLC Part 1)
- Morpeko (DLC Part 1)
- Shieldon (DLC Part 2)
- Bastiodon (DLC Part 2)
- Alolan Vulpix (DLC Part 2)
- Alolan Ninetales (DLC Part 2)
- Iron Crown (DLC Part 2)
- Iron Boulder (DLC Part 2)
- Iron Leaves (DLC Part 2)
100% Human-Written. AI Fact-Checked. Community Verified. Learn how AntMag verifies content