Catch Pokémon on Google: Catch all 151 Kanto Pokémon in 2026

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From the April 1, 2014, you can hunt Pokemon directly on Google, without downloading anything. This project was developed in partnership with the Pokémon Company, and the news spread across the web in a matter of hours.

The goal is simple: to capture the 151 first Pokémon in the region of Kanto. The experiment is mobile-optimized (Android Where iOS).

Catch all 151 Kanto Pokémon on Google Search
You can catch Pokémon on Google. ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

How to play Pokémon (Easter Egg) on Google?

Everything happens right in the search engine, right from your smartphone. Here are the steps to catch your first creature:

  1. Open the’Google application or your mobile browser on Android Where iOS
  2. Type in the Pokémon's name in the search bar (for example Pikachu)

Type the Pokémon's name into the Google search bar on your mobile device
Type the Pokémon's name into the Google search bar ©Alexia for Alucare.fr
  1. On the results page, a A Poké Ball appears in the lower right corner of the screen
  2. Tap the Poké Ball to start recording

Tap the Poké Ball shown on the right side of the screen to catch the Pokémon
Tap the Poké Ball to catch the Pokémon ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

A small capture animation ...is then triggered, just like in real Pokémon video games. Once you've caught it, you'll be taken to your Interactive Pokédex personal assistant who keeps track of all your catches. The Pokémon Still in the Wild appear in silhouette, to show you what you still need to find to complete your collection.

Catching a Pokémon on Google is accompanied by a short animation
Catching your Pokémon on Google is accompanied by a short cutscene ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

The interactive, personalized Pokédex in the Pokémon Google game
Your interactive, personalized Pokédex on Google ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

To make sure your screenshots are saved, make sure you're signed in to your Google account. This is what allows you to complete your Pokédex over time, even if you close the app between sessions.

Earning Master Balls for Legendary Pokémon

Google has integrated a bearing system which rewards the most dedicated trainers with Master Balls. You'll get one after that 5, 20, 50, 100, then 150 captures.

These Master Balls are essential because the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon can only be caught with them. In other words, you can't catch Artikodin, Électhor, Sulfura, Mewtwo and Mew only with these special objects. The Pokémon Company and Google deliberately chose this system to reward the most dedicated trainers.

Earn Master Balls to catch legendary Pokémon on Google
Earn Master Balls to capture legendary Pokémon on Google ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

The game won't launch? Two settings to try

If the Poké Ball If it refuses to appear, there are two settings that can resolve the issue:

  • Enables the saving searches in your Google settings
  • Pass your browser in English : Several users confirm that this setting is enough to make the Easter egg appear

The 151 Pokémon to Catch on Google: The Complete List

Don't know them all by heart? Here's the complete list of creatures waiting for you. Each name Type it directly into Google to make the Poké Ball appear. If your browser is set to English, be sure to use the English name of the Pokémon.

  1. Bulbizarre
  2. Herbizarre
  3. Florizarre
  4. Salamèche
  5. Reptincel
  6. Firecracker
  7. Carapuce
  8. Carabaffe
  9. Tortank
  10. Chenipan
  11. Chrysacier
  12. Papilusion
  13. Aspicot
  14. Coconfort
  15. Dardargnan
  16. Roucool
  17. Roucoups
  18. Roucarnage
  19. Rattata
  20. Rattatac
  21. Piafabec
  22. Rapasdepic
  23. Subscription
  24. Arbok
  25. Pikachu
  26. Raichu
  27. Sabelette
  28. Sablaireau
  29. Nidoran♀
  30. Nidorina
  31. Nidoqueen
  32. Nidoran♂
  33. Nidorino
  34. Nidoking
  35. Mélofée
  36. Melodelfe
  37. Goupix
  38. Feunard
  39. Rondoudou
  40. Grodoudou
  41. Nosferapti
  42. Nosferalto
  43. Mystherbe
  44. Ortide
  45. Raflesia
  46. Paras
  47. Parasect
  48. Mimitoss
  49. Aeromite
  50. Mole catcher
  51. Triopikeur
  52. Miaouss
  53. Persian
  54. Psykokwak
  55. Akwakwak
  56. Ferosinge
  57. Colossinge
  58. Caninos
  59. Arcanin
  60. Ptitard
  61. Tetarte
  62. Tartard
  63. Abra
  64. Kadabra
  65. Alakazam
  66. Machoc
  67. Machopeur
  68. Mackogneur
  69. Chetiflor
  70. Boustiflor
  71. Empiflor
  72. Tentacool
  73. Tentacruel
  74. Racaillou
  75. Gravalanch
  76. Grolem
  77. Ponyta
  78. Galopa
  79. Ramoloss
  80. Flagadoss
  81. Magneti
  82. Magneton
  83. Canarticho
  84. Doduo
  85. Dodrio
  86. Otaria
  87. Manatee
  88. Tadmor
  89. Grotadmorv
  90. Kokiyas
  91. Crustabri
  92. Phantominus
  93. Spectrum
  94. Ectoplasma
  95. Onix
  96. Soporifik
  97. Hypnomade
  98. Krabby
  99. Krabboss
  100. Voltorbe
  101. Electrode
  102. Noeunoeuf
  103. Noadkoko
  104. Osselait
  105. Bone cutter
  106. Kicklee
  107. Tygnon
  108. Excelangue
  109. Smogo
  110. Smogogo
  111. Rhinocorne
  112. Rhinoferos
  113. Leveinard
  114. Saquedeneu
  115. Kangourex
  116. Hypotrempe
  117. Hypocean
  118. Poissirene
  119. Poissoroy
  120. Stari
  121. Staross
  122. Mr. Mime
  123. Pruning shears
  124. Lippoutou
  125. Élektek
  126. Magmar
  127. Scarabrute
  128. Tauros
  129. Magicarpe
  130. Leviator
  131. Lokhlass
  132. Metamorph
  133. Evoli
  134. Aquali
  135. Voltali
  136. Pyroli
  137. Porygon
  138. Amonita
  139. Amonistar
  140. Kabuto
  141. Kabutops
  142. Ptera
  143. Ronflex
  144. Artikodin
  145. Electhor
  146. Sulfura
  147. Minidraco
  148. Draco
  149. Dracolosse
  150. Mewtwo
  151. Mew

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Pokemon

Released on : February 27, 1996

Developed by : Game Freak

Edited by : Nintendo

Available on : Android, iOS, Switch

Genres : RPG