In the game, there are many Pokémon hidden all around the world. Some of the creatures are exclusive and tied to specific locations, which is why they are called "regional". Initially, there was only one, but as always, things change over time, and now there are not just one or two, but you could say a whole dozen. In this article, we will introduce you to regional Pokémon and tell you where to go to catch the desired creature.

What are regional Pokémon?

These are creatures that are tied to specific parts of the world. To find such a Pokémon, you need to travel to another country or continent. In this way, the game unites not only people but also helps those with shared interests come together and find each other.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to create a Pokémon GO regional map due to the large number of creatures and their habitation in very different locations. Instead, for your convenience, we have arranged the creatures in the order of their chronological appearance in the series.

Generation One

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Representatives of this generation are scattered all around the world, so you will have no trouble finding them in crowded places, such as a hall, cinema, or shopping center.

Name
Region
Mr. Mime
Europe
Kangaskhan
Australia
Tauros
USA
Farfetch'd
Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong

Generation Two

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Unlike the first generation, the second one inhabits less popular countries, though there are fewer of them compared to Pokémon from the first or third generations. Heracross is relatively easy to catch, unlike Corsola, for which certain conditions must be met.

Name
Region
Heracross
Central and South American regions
Corsola
Tropical areas near coastlines, specifically between 31° North latitude and 26° South latitude

Generation Three

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These fighters are distributed across the globe, so if you want to collect all Pokémon, you'll certainly have to embark on a world tour. However, despite the lengthy list, the majority can be found in North and South America, and they don’t require specific conditions like the previous generation.

Name
Region
Volbeat
Europe, Asia, Australia
Zangoose
Illumise
America and Africa
Lunatone
Western Hemisphere – West of Greenwich Meridian Line in Europe and Africa, North and South America
Solrock
Eastern Hemisphere – East of Greenwich Meridian Line in Europe and Africa, Asia, Australia, Middle East
Seviper
America and Africa
Relicanth
New Zealand, adjacent islands
Tropius
Africa, Middle East
Torkoal
Western Asia, Southeast Asia

Generation Four

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This list is not as extensive as the previous one, but it still includes many interesting creatures. As with the previous generation, most of the pocket monsters can be found in Europe, which significantly reduces the list of countries to visit. Furthermore, considering that these Pokémon may inhabit crowded places, the search area is further narrowed down.

Name
Region
Carnivine
USA (Southeast)
Pachirisu
Alaska, Canada, Russia
Mime Jr.
Europe
Mesprit
Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East
Azelf
North and South America, Greenland
Uxie
Asia-Pacific
Chatot
Southern Hemisphere
Shellos
Pink: Western Hemisphere. Blue: Eastern Hemisphere

Generation Five

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These fighters stand out for their choice of habitats. This time, they ventured into Egypt and even Greece. As seen from the table, this generation features Pokémon of various types, which have also chosen diverse countries for their habitats.

Name
Region
Throh
North and South America, Africa
Pansear
Europe, Middle East, India, Africa
Maractus
Mexico, Central and South America
Panpour
North and South America, Greenland
Bouffalant
New York
Pansage
Asia-Pacific Region
Heatmor
Europe, Asia, Australia
Durant
North and South America, Africa
Basculin
Red: Eastern Hemisphere. Blue: Western Hemisphere
Sawk
Europe, Asia, Australia
Sigilyph
Egypt, Greece

Generation Six

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This generation has fewer Pokémon than the fifth. It can’t be said that by visiting a single region, you’ll find many Pokémon. They are scattered across the map, so simply choose the fighter you want to catch and embark on an unforgettable journey to find it.

Name
Region
Furfrou (Debutante)
America
Furfrou (Diamond)
Europe, Middle East, Africa
Furfrou (Star)
Asia-Pacific
Furfrou (La Reine)
France
Furfrou (Kabuki)
Japan
Furfrou (Pharaoh)
Egypt
Flabebe
Europe, Middle East, Africa
Klefki
Everywhere, but most often spotted in: Brussels and Antwerp, Basel and Lausanne, Turin, Logroño, Kaiserslautern, Freiburg im Breisgau, and Karlsruhe
Hawlucha
Mexico
Vivillon
Everywhere

Generation Seven

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Our final large list, but not a generation. These guys are true travel enthusiasts, so you can catch them in almost any part of the world! No matter where you want to spend your next vacation, one of the fighters from the list below will likely be there.

Name
Region
Stakataka
Eastern Hemisphere
Blacephalon
Western Hemisphere
Comfey
Hawaii
Oricorio
Europe, Middle East, Africa, America, Pacific and Caribbean Islands
Celesteela
Southern Hemisphere
Kartana
Northern Hemisphere

Generation Eight

The eighth generation features only Stonjourner. If you want to add this little one to your collection, head to the United Kingdom and explore its landmarks outside the city. Perhaps that’s where you’ll find this Pokémon!

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We hope this list was helpful, and you now know who the regional Pokémon are, as well as where to find them. Have you already caught these fighters? Share with us in the comments!

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