Pokémon Go Gen 7 Pokémon list released so far, and every creature from Sun and Moon's Alola region listed

Gen 7 introduced 86 new Pokémon, which have been gradually released into Pokémon Go. Unlike previous generations, such as Gen 1 through Gen 6, the Alolan variants originating from the Alola Pokédex were made available long before the first Gen 7 Pokémon were introduced in Pokémon Go. The Gen 7 Pokémon made their debut in the Pokémon universe in Pokémon Sun and Moon for the Nintendo 3DS in 2016.

Below is a comprehensive list of all the Gen 7 Pokémon released so far in Pokémon Go, along with a complete Gen 7 Pokémon list to keep you informed about which creatures are on their way.

Which Gen 7 Pokémon are in Pokémon Go so far

The Gen 7 Pokémon are being released in stages, similar to past generations. However, the Alolan variants have been available in Pokémon Go for some time. Alolan variants are Pokémon from Gen 1 that have different appearances and typings in the Alola region. For instance, Vulpix is an ice-type Pokémon instead of a fire-type, and its evolution, Ninetales, is an ice and fairy-type Pokémon.

Here is a list of the Gen 7 Pokémon that are currently available in Pokémon Go:

July 2024 (2 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released during July 2024:

800 – Necrozma
Type: Psychic
Debuted worldwide as part of Go Fest 2024: Global, includes the release of Dusk Mane and Dawn Wings forms.

802 – Marshadow
Type: Fighting / Ghost
Debuted worldwide as part of Go Fest 2024: A Shadowy Caper quest.

May 2024 (3 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during May 2024:

804 – Naganadel
Type: Poison / Dragon
Evolves from Poipole (using 200 Poipole Candy and after catching 20 Dragon-type Pokémon while it’s your buddy). Debuted as part of the Ultra Space Wonders event.

805 – Stakataka
Type: Rock / Steel
Debuted as part of the Ultra Space Wonders event.

806 – Blacephalon
Type: Fire / Ghost
Debuted as part of the Ultra Space Wonders event.

March 2024 (1 released):

Below is the Gen 7 Pokémon released in Pokémon Go during March 2024:

803 – Poipole
Type: Poison
Debuted via the World of Wonders season-long special research quest.

February 2024 (1 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during February 2024:

780 – Drampa
Type: Normal / Dragon
Debuted during the Lunar New Year: Dragons Unleashed event.

August 2023 (1 released):

Below is the Gen 7 Pokémon released in Pokémon Go during August 2023:

766 – Passimian
Type: Fighting
Debuted during the Pokémon World Championships 2023 event.

July 2023 (1 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during July 2023:

775 – Komala
Type: Normal
Debuted during the Catching Some Z’s event.

June 2023 (3 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during June 2023:

769 – Sandygast
Type: Ghost / Ground
Debuted during the Water Festival: Beach Week event.

770 – Palossand
Type: Ghost / Ground
Evolves from Sandygast (using 50 Sandygast Candy)
Debuted during the Water Festival: Beach Week event.

776 – Turtonator
Type: Fire / Dragon
Debuted during the Dark Flames event.

April 2023 (5 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during April 2023:

742 – Cutiefly
Type: Bug / Fairy
Debuted as part of the Spring into Spring 2023 event.

743 – Ribombee
Type: Bug / Fairy
Evolves from Ribombee (using 50 Candy)
Debuted as part of the Spring into Spring 2023 event.

761 – Bounsweet
Type: Grass
Debuted as part of the Sustainability Week 2023 event.

762 – Steenee
Type: Grass
Evolves from Bounsweet (using 25 Candy)
Debuted as part of the Sustainability Week 2023 event.

763 – Tsareena
Type: Grass
Evolves from Steenee (using 100 Candy)
Debuted as part of the Sustainability Week 2023 event.

March 2023 (1 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released in Pokémon Go during March 2023:

779 – Bruxish
Type: Water / Psychic
Debuted as part of the Festival of Colors 2023 event.

December 2022 (2 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released during December 2022:

739 – Crabrawler
Type: Fighting
Debuted during the Mythic Blade event.

740 – Crabominable
Type: Fighting / Ice
Evolves from Crabrawler (using 50 Crabrawler Candy and near a PokéStop holding a Glacial Lure Module)
Debuted during the Mythic Blade event.

November 2022 (2 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released during November 2022:

791 – Solgaleo
Type: Psychic / Steel
Evolves from Cosmoem (using 100 Cosmog candy)
Debuted as part of the Astral Eclipse event.

792 – Lunala
Type: Psychic / Ghost
Evolves from Cosmoem (using 100 Cosmog candy)
Debuted as part of the Astral Eclipse event.

October 2022 (3 released):

The following Gen 7 Pokémon were released during October 2022:

755 – Morelull
Type: Grass / Fairy
Debuted as part of the 2022 Festival of Light event.

756 – Shiinotic
Type: Grass / Fairy
Evolves from Morelull (using 50 Candy)
Debuted as part of the 2022 Festival of Light event.

790 – Cosmoem
Type: Psychic
Evolves from Cosmog (using 25 Cosmog Candy)
Debuted as part of the A Cosmic Companion special research quest update during the Evolving Stars event.

What we know about the Gen 7 Pokémon

Originating from the Alola region, inspired by the Hawaiian Islands, Gen 7 introduced 86 new Pokémon along with 18 Alolan variants when Pokémon Sun and Moon were released. This generation includes the traditional three starter Pokémon, 11 legendary Pokémon, five mythical Pokémon, and the Ultra Beasts.

Here are some interesting facts that make Gen 7 unique:

Several Gen 8 Pokémon, including Wooloo, were released before any Gen 7 Pokémon in Pokémon Go.
Alolan forms were the first regional variants to appear in the Pokémon series, featuring new versions of classic Gen 1 Pokémon.
The Ultra Beasts, a group of extradimensional Pokémon from Ultra Space, debuted in Gen 7. There are 11 Ultra Beasts, each incredibly powerful.
Mimikyu wears a Pikachu disguise, hoping to find a friend. However, those who glimpse beneath its rag are said to meet a painful fate, suggesting Mimikyu’s true form is an eldritch abomination.
Gen 7 is the first generation to introduce a legendary Pokémon evolution tree, with Cosmog evolving into Cosmoem and then, depending on the game version, either Solgaleo or Lunala.
Minior can change into one of seven different colors when its shield is down.
Sandygast has the power to mind control anyone who puts their hand in its mouth, forcing them to build its body bigger, trapping them in a sandcastle nightmare.

Pokémon Go Gen 7 Pokémon list

The majority of the Gen 7 evolutions in Pokémon Go require you to collect a specific amount of candy. However, there are some Pokémon with special requirements tied to their evolutions.

One such Pokémon is Crabrawler, which in the main series evolves into Crabominable only on Mount Lanakila. It remains to be seen if this location-based evolution will translate into a special requirement in Pokémon Go or if you’ll simply need to collect enough Crabrawler candy.

Another special Gen 7 evolution is Salandit, which only evolves into Salazzle if it is female.

Notably, Rockruff can evolve into one of three different forms of Lycanroc – Midday, Dusk, and Midnight – depending on specific requirements in the main series. Currently, the Midday and Midnight forms are available in Pokémon Go, and the form you receive depends on what time of day you evolve Rockruff.

Lycanroc is not the only Gen 7 Pokémon with multiple forms; Oricorio is a flying-type Pokémon whose appearance and typing change based on which Alola island you catch it on. We will have to wait and see how this Pokémon and its various forms are distributed in Pokémon Go, but the goal remains to catch them all!

Here is the complete list of Gen 7 Pokémon:

722 – Rowlet (Grass / Flying)
723 – Dartrix (Grass / Flying, evolves from Rowlet using 25 Candy)
724 – Decidueye (Grass / Ghost, evolves from Dartix using 100 Candy)
725 – Litten (Fire)
726 – Torracat (Fire, evolves from Litten using 25 Candy)
727 – Incineroar (Fire / Dark, evolves from Torracat using 100 Candy)
728 – Popplio (Water)
729 – Brionne (Water, evolves from Popplio using 25 Candy)
730 – Primarina (Water / Fairy, evolves from Brionne using 100 Candy)
731 – Pikipek (Normal / Flying)
732 – Trumbeak (Normal / Flying, evolves from Pikipek using 25 Candy)
733 – Toucannon (Normal / Flying, evolves from Trumbeak using 100 Candy)
734 – Yungoos (Normal)
735 – Gumshoos (Normal, evolves from Yungoos using 50 Candy during the day)
736 – Grubbin (Bug)
737 – Charjabug (Bug / Electric, evolves from Grubbin using Candy)
738 – Vikavolt (Bug / Electric, evolves from Charjabug; evolution occurs in the main series by visiting Blush Mountain or Vast Poni Canyon)
739 – Crabrawler (Fighting)
740 – Crabominable (Fighting / Ice, evolves from Crabrawler at Mount Lanakila in the main series)
741 – Oricorio (Type changes depending on the Oricorio’s style: Baile – Fire / Flying; Pa’u – Psychic / Flying; Pom-Pom – Electric / Flying; Sensu – Ghost / Flying)
742 – Cutiefly (Bug / Fairy)
743 – Ribombee (Bug / Fairy, evolves from Ribombee using Candy)
744 – Rockruff (Rock)
745 – Lycanroc (Rock, evolves from Rockruff using 50 Candy: during the day for Midday form, during the night for Midnight Form)
746 – Wishiwashi (Water)
747 – Mareanie (Poison / Water)
748 – Toxapex (Poison / Water, evolves from Mareanie using Candy)
749 – Mudbray (Ground)
750 – Mudsdale (Ground, evolves from Mudbray using Candy)
751 – Dewpider (Water / Bug)
752 – Araquanid (Water / Bug, evolves from Dewpider using Candy)
753 – Fomantis (Grass)
754 – Lurantis (Grass, evolves from Fomantis during the day in the main series)
755 – Morelull (Grass / Fairy)
756 – Shiinotic (Grass / Fairy, evolves from Morelull using Candy)
757 – Salandit (Poison / Fire)
758 – Salazzle (Poison / Fire, only female Salandit evolves into Salazzle)
759 – Stufful (Normal / Fighting)
760 – Bewear (Normal / Fighting, evolves from Stufful using Candy)
761 – Bounsweet (Grass)
762 – Steenee (Grass, evolves from Bounsweet using Candy)
763 – Tsareena (Grass, evolves from Steenee when it knows Stomp in the main series)
764 – Comfey (Fairy)
765 – Oranguru (Normal / Psychic)
766 – Passimian (Fighting)
767 – Wimpod (Bug / Water)
768 – Golisopod (Bug / Water, evolves from Wimpod using Candy)
769 – Sandygast (Ghost / Ground)
770 – Palossand (Ghost / Ground, evolves from Sandygast using Candy)
771 – Pyukumuku (Water)
772 – Type: Null (Normal)
773 – Silvally (Normal, evolves from Type: Null with high friendship in the main series)
774 – Minior (Rock / Flying)
775 – Komala (Normal)
776 – Turtonator (Fire / Dragon)
777 – Togedemaru (Electric / Steel)
778 – Mimikyu (Ghost / Fairy)
779 – Bruxish (Water / Psychic)
780 – Drampa (Normal / Dragon)
781 – Dhelmise (Ghost / Grass)
782 – Jangmo-o (Dragon)
783 – Hakamo-o (Dragon / Fighting, evolves from Jangmo-o using 25 Candy)
784 – Kommo-o (Dragon / Fighting, evolves from Hakamo-o using 100 Candy)
785 – Tapu Koko (Electric / Fairy)
786 – Tapu Lele (Psychic / Fairy)
787 – Tapu Bulu (Grass / Fairy)
788 – Tapu Fini (Water / Fairy)
789 – Cosmog (Psychic)
790 – Cosmoem (Psychic, evolves from Cosmog using Candy)
791 – Solgaleo (Psychic / Steel, evolves from Cosmoem depending on game version in the main series)
792 – Lunala (Psychic / Ghost, evolves from Cosmoem depending on game version in the main series)
793 – Nihilego (Rock / Poison)
794 – Buzzwole (Bug / Fighting)
795 – Pheromosa (Bug / Fighting)
796 – Xurkitree (Electric)
797 – Celesteela (Steel / Flying)
798 – Kartana (Grass / Steel)
799 – Guzzlord (Dark / Dragon)
800 – Necrozma (Psychic)
801 – Magearna (Steel / Fairy)
802 – Marshadow (Fighting / Ghost)
803 – Poipole (Poison)
804 – Naganadel (Poison / Dragon, evolves from Poipole when it knows Dragon Pulse in the main series)
805 – Stakataka (Rock / Steel)
806 – Blacephalon (Fire / Ghost)
807 – Zeraora (Electric).