Gaming

Pokémon Generation 4 (Sinnoh)

Name: Pokémon Generation 4 (Sinnoh)
Creator: Community curated

All 107 Pokémon introduced in Generation 4 (Diamond, Pearl, Platinum). The Sinnoh region brought physical/special split, online trading, and iconic Pokémon like Lucario, Garchomp, and the creation trio.

Pokémon Generation 4 (sinnoh) is a structured gaming dataset with 15 entries. Its fields include Pokémon, Dex #, Type. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Source:Community curated

Updated:3/22/2026

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Dataset details

Table scope: All 15 rows
Fields: 5 columns
Source: Community curated
Data updated: Mar 22, 2026

Included fields: Pokémon, Dex #, Type, Category, Known For.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

Dex # range: 387 to 493; Across 15 preview rows

Useful for

Comparing Pokémon, Dex #, and Type across gaming entries
Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 15 downloadable records

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Pokémon↕	Dex #↕	Type↕	Category↕	Known For↕
Turtwig	387	Grass	Tiny Leaf	Sinnoh grass starter, shell becomes a full tree as Torterra, cutest turtle since Squirtle
Chimchar	390	Fire	Chimp	Fire monkey starter, Ash's Infernape became fan favorite in the anime, another Fire/Fighting final evo (fans were tired of this)
Piplup	393	Water	Penguin	Proud little penguin, Dawn's partner in the anime, evolves into Empoleon (Water/Steel — unique typing), meme-worthy stubborn personality
Staraptor	398	Normal/Flying	Predator	Best early-route bird in any generation, Close Combat on a bird, intimidating mohawk design, actually competitively viable unlike most route 1 birds
Luxray	405	Electric	Gleam Eyes	X-ray vision, coolest-looking electric type since Jolteon, fan-favorite design but disappointing stats, everyone wanted Electric/Dark typing
Roserade	407	Grass/Poison	Bouquet	Evolution of Gen 3's Roselia via Shiny Stone, elegant masquerade design, surprisingly strong special attacker, Gardenia's ace
Garchomp	445	Dragon/Ground	Mach	Cynthia's terrifying ace — wiped countless teams, pseudo-legendary, land shark that moves at jet speed, top-tier competitive for every generation since
Lucario	448	Fighting/Steel	Aura	Gen 4's mascot, aura-sensing warrior, got its own movie before Diamond/Pearl released, became Smash Bros fighter, one of the most popular Pokémon ever designed
Spiritomb	442	Ghost/Dark	Forbidden	Had zero weaknesses until Fairy type was added in Gen 6, made of 108 spirits, required bizarre underground unlock method, Cynthia's lead Pokémon
Togekiss	468	Fairy/Flying	Jubilee	Evolution of beloved Togepi line, Air Slash + Serene Grace = 60% flinch chance (infuriating), reclassified as Fairy in Gen 6, competitive menace
Rotom	479	Electric/Ghost	Plasma	Possesses household appliances — becomes washing machine, fridge, mower, oven, fan. Each form changes type. Became the Pokédex itself in Gen 7. Genius design concept
Dialga	483	Steel/Dragon	Temporal	Controls time itself, Diamond mascot, Roar of Time signature move, part of the creation trio, unique Steel/Dragon typing had only one weakness (Fighting)
Palkia	484	Water/Dragon	Spatial	Controls space, Pearl mascot, Spacial Rend signature move, memed for looking like it's standing weird, creation trio member alongside Dialga and Giratina
Giratina	487	Ghost/Dragon	Renegade	Pokémon Satan — banished to the Distortion World for violence, Platinum mascot, Origin Forme is terrifying, antimatter dragon, one of the most epic legendary designs
Arceus	493	Normal (all types via plates)	Alpha	Literally God — created the Pokémon universe, can become any type via plates/Z-crystals, Legends: Arceus got its own game, 1000 base stat total, the original one