Pokémon come in all sorts of colours, shapes, and sizes. And it turns out there’s a lot of pink Pokémon – 89 in total, including Mega Evolutions, different forms, and Gigantamax Pokémon – meaning this is going to be a long guide!
But considering some of the most formidable Pokémon are pink (I’m looking at you, Miltank), you’ll definitely want to take a look at every entry.
It’s also worth noting that some Pokémon on this list are more pink than others; for the sake of clarity, I’ve only included ‘mon with visible pink in their design. Some guides include the likes of Dratini in their lists, but as far as I’m concerned, it’s blue.
Alcremie
Alcremie is a Pokémon gift that keeps on giving. It decorates desserts with its cream and makes people happy in both their tummies and their minds - what's not to love.
Alomomola
This Water Type isn’t just pink; it also has a subtle heart shape to further enhance its cuteness. Alomomola first appeared in Gen V, and is classed as a Caring Pokémon.
Aromatisse
First introduced in Gen VI, Aromatisse is a fluffy-looking Fairy-type mon. Classified as a Fragrance Pokémon, Aromatisse will emit an unpleasant odour during battle.
Audino
If its pink and cream form doesn’t draw you in, its piercing blue eyes will – Audino is ridiculously adorable! We first came across Audino in Gen V, and it’s labelled as a Hearing Pokemon.
Basculegion
Basculegion has a hot pink colour scheme that doesn't quite marry up with its description of being shrouded in the departed souls of its friends who died while 'journeying to the river of their birth.' Deep, right?
Bewear
Gen VII gave us Bewear, a pink and black furred creature that’s a Normal and Fighting Type. Classed as a Strong Arm Pokémon, Bewear packs a punch!
Bounsweet
If I had sweat that was sweet like Bounsweet, I would bottle it and sell it outside my house. It's a Pokémon that was used when sweeteners weren't readily available. It's very cute, but its sweet nature often leads to Pokémon eating it!
Blissey
Arguably one of the classics, Blissey is a Gen II Happiness Pokémon. A Normal Type, its plump, round body and cheerful face hides some potent moves.
Bruxish
Looking like a creature from Yellow Submarine, Bruxish is a Gen VII Gnash Teeth Pokémon. A Water/Psychic Type, it’ll use its strong teeth to chew up even the toughest foes.
Cascoon
This bug Pokémon has a pinkish silk that it uses to protect its body. Like Kakuna and Metapod, it uses the cocoon to protect itself while it evolves.
Chansey
A Gen I Pokémon, Chansey is an OG. Known as an Egg Pokemon, Chansey is a Normal-type that has a high HP despite its limited Attack and Defence Stats.
Cherubi
This Grass Type has such a sweet smile, with a body shaped like a cherry. Is it any wonder, then, that this Gen IV ‘mon is described as a Cherry Pokemon?
Cherrim (Sunshine Form)
The evolution of Cherubi, Cherrim has two forms: Overcast and Sunshine, which change depending on the weather. It’s the Sunshine Form of this Gen IV ‘mon that is delicately pink (and yellow).
Clefable
We first met Clefable in Gen I, when it was introduced as a Normal-type. But when Gen VI came around, Clefable became a Fairy Type instead.
Mega Clefable
The Mega Evolution of Clefable. Those wings are huge!
Clefairy
Clefairy is the evolution that comes before Clefable, and is also a Fairy-type Pokémon. Apart from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, these Fairy Pokémon are classed as rare.
Cleffa
The prevolution of Clefairy, Cleffa is a small, round Fairy-type classified as a Star-Shape Pokémon. Like its evolutions, it was once Normal Type back in its Gen II days.
Corsola
Corsola is another Gen II ‘mon, similar in shape to coral we find in the sea. Consequently, it’s a Water/Rock Type, though its Galarian Form is Ghost.
Cresselia
Cresselia is a lunar Pokémon that first appeared in Diamond/Pearl. Its pink wings release particles when it flies.
Deerling (Spring Form)
A Normal/Grass Type, Deerling has a form for each season; as such, you’ll find several without a speck of pink on them. To get a pink version of this Gen V Season Pokémon, you need its Spring Form.
Diancie
A Jewel Pokémon, Diancie is a Fairy/Rock-type, first discovered in Gen VI. Although it has a Mega Evolution, it doesn’t have an evolutionary line like other Pokémon.
Mega Diancie
The Mega evolution of Diancie found in Pokémon Go, Alpha Sapphire, and Omega Ruby.
Enamorus
Enamorus is a Love-Hate Pokémon, first discovered in Gen VII. A Fairy/Flying Type, it’s also a Legendary Pokémon that’s only ever female.
Espeon
Espeon is a final evolution of Eevee that first appeared in Pokémon Gold/Silver. It's very good at using its fur and tails to predict everything from the weather to opponents' attacks.
Exeggcute
Another Gen I fave here, this time it’s the Grass and Fairy Type Exeggcute. Described as an Egg Pokemon, they’re known to attack in swarms if disturbed.
Flaaffy
Ever since we first met Flaaffy in Gen II, we’ve been a fan – it’s fluffy, pink, and quite a strong Electric Type. Classed as a Wool Pokémon, it can learn devastating moves, like Thunder.
Flamigo
Let’s face it, Flamigo is simply a Flamingo with the ‘n’ missing. Still, it’s a positively pink ‘mon from Gen IX, and is a Flying/Fighting Type.
Fomantis
Fomantis is a Grass-type from Gen VII, and while it has plenty of green bits on its body, it’s undoubtedly a pink Pokémon. Described as a Sickle Grass Pokémon, it has an average set of Stats.
Gastrodon
I know you might think of Pink Pokémon being all cute and cuddly, but Gastrodon has a body that is sticky with mucus. Ok, it's probably not the cutest in terms of a Pokémon that you would want to hold, but it does have a gormless expression that you can't help but go 'aww' at.
Gligar
Gligar isn't a bat - it's a flying scorpion, and it can be found hanging out on steep cliffs where it builds its nests. It looks pretty cute in this picture, but all of its Pokédex entries talk about it 'attacking from the sky' and 'clamping onto faces'. Nasty!
Gorebyss
Gorebyss is a Gen III South Sea Pokémon and, as you’d expect given its species, it’s a Water Type. It’s described as a “beautiful” Pokémon, though I’ll leave that up to you…!
Granbull
Granbull has a bark that's scarier than its bite. It might look dangerous, but it's a bit of a scaredy cat. It's a timid creature that will just flail around to try and get rid of its opponents. Still, I don't reckon I would want to get close to those fangs either way!
Happiny
Categorised as a Playhouse Pokémon, Happiny is the prevolution of Chansey, first introduced in Gen IV. It’s a Normal Type, considered to be an uncommon/rare find.
Hatenna
This Gen VII Psychic Type is pretty darn cute, with its soothing abilities helping classify it as a Calm Pokemon.
Hatterene
The final evolution of Hatenna, this Silent Pokémon is both Psychic and Fairy Type. What is more, it’s a female-only Pokémon, meaning you won’t find a male version of it at all.
Hatterene (Gigantamax)
Gigantamax form of Hattarene, found in Pokémon Sword/Shield and Pokémon Go.
Hattrem
Hattrem is the second evolution of Hatenna, and is only a Psychic Type like its previous form. It’s labelled as a Serene Pokemon, though it is said to be easily irritated.
Hoppip
A Gen II Pokémon, Hoppin is a Grass/Flying Type that has some feline qualities, most notably its ears. It’s a Cottonweed Pokémon, said to be so light it can be blown away.
Igglybuff
Most baby Pokémon are adorable, and Igglybuff is no exception. Discovered in Gen II, it’s a Normal/Fairy Type, and is the prevolution of fan favourite Jigglypuff.
Impidimp
Not all pink Pokémon are attractive, as Impidimp proves. Still, this unusual-looking Dark/Fairy-type can prove dangerous in battle and is known as a Wily Pokémon.
Iron Jugglis
Iron Jugglis is a bit of a weird creation, looking like someone made a mech version of a Hydreigon. It first arrived in Pokémon Scarlet/Violet.
Iron Valiant
First seen in Gen IX, Iron Valiant is a Fairy and Fighting-type Paradox Pokémon. Whoa, that was a mouthful! This Pokémon is only available in Pokémon Violet.
Although some of you may say “where’s the pink?”, its weapons and armour shine a bright pink, so let us off, yeah?
Jigglypuff
Undoubtedly, when fans think of pink Pokémon, they think of Jigglypuff. First seen in Gen I, this Normal-type mon eventually became a Normal/Fairy-type in Gen VI, and is classed as a Balloon Pokémon.
Lickilicky
The evolution of Lickitung, Lickilicky is a Normal-type mon first found in Gen IV. Labelled as a Licking Pokemon (how fitting), it uses its tongue to injure its foes.
Lickitung
Another Gen I OG, Lickitung is a Normal-type that needs no introduction. Its Stats are fairly average, but it can learn some great moves, like Power Whip and Rollout.
Lurantis
Lurantis is the evolution of Fomantis, and is infinitely more pink! This Bloom Sickle Pokémon is also a Grass-type, and is said to have a pleasant aroma.
Luvdisc
Shaped like a love heart, Luvdisc is a Gen III Water-type Pokémon with no evolutionary line. Predominantly female, it’s said to live in shallow, tropical waters.
Medicham
With pink yoga trousers and a pink headpiece, Medicham is a psychic Pokémon that has developed powers through yoga training. Maybe it's been hanging out with Dhalsim from Street Fighter?
Mesprit
There’s some debate over whether this is a pink Pokémon, but given the fact that this Emotion Pokémon’s face is pink, I think it counts. A Legendary Gen IV Psychic Type, it’s one of three Sinnoh Lake Guardians.
Mew
Everyone loves Mew, not least of all for its pale pink colouring. First seen in Gen I, Mew is a Psychic-type, and way cuter than its Mewtwo counterpart.
Milotic
Milotic is a Water-type from Gen III, categorised as a Tender Pokémon. Evolved from Feebas, it’s an extremely majestic-looking ‘mon that lives in only the deepest waters.
Miltank
Anyone else remember getting their butt kicked repeatedly in Pokémon Silver & Gold because of Miltank? This Normal Type Gen II ‘mon is not to be trifled with, and is classed as a Milk Cow Pokémon.
Mime Jr.
So much cuter than Mr. Mime, Mime Jr. is a Gen IV Mime Pokémon. It’s a Fairy/Psychic Type that has a 50/50 chance of being male or female.
Moltres (Galarian)
We all know that Moltres is a Gen 1 Pokémon from Red/Blue, but there's a Galarian version of the famous fire bird with Pink highlights that is one of our favourite Pokémon. Galarian Moltres is a Dark/Flying-type.
Morgrem
Morgrem is the evolution of Impidimp and is just as unattractive. However, while this Dark/Fairy Type might not look great, this Gen VII Devious Pokemon is unique in that it’s a male-only Pokémon.
Mr. Mime
Honestly, I find Mr. Mime creepy, but he’s a pink ‘mon nonetheless and thus makes our list. A Gen I Pokémon, Mr. Mime is a Normal/Fairy Type, though its Galarian Form is Ice/Psychic.
Munna
This isn’t the most adorable Pokémon list because, if it were, Munna would surely win. First found in Gen V, this pig-like creature is described as a Dream Eater Pokémon, and is a Psychic-type.
Musharna
Musharna is the evolution of Munna, and while not as sweet-looking, it’s still pretty cutesy. Known as a Drowsing Pokemon, it sleeps away during the day, only coming out at night.
Pecharunt
I love a good mochi, but this little tyke feeds toxic mochi that makes those who eat it become its slaves. See, not everything that is pink is cute and can be trusted!
Porygon
Porygon is an angular ‘mon from Gen I and, surprisingly, is Normal Type. Classed as a Virtual Pokémon, Porygon is genderless.
Porygon2
Porygon2 arrived in Gold/Silver and gave the polygonal Pokémon a smoother look. It's a Virtual Pokémon that evolved thanks to the power of Science.
Porygon-Z
And then they made Porygon even more advanced... or tried to, at any rate. Porygon-Z is an example of taking things too far; it moves a little oddly and has some flaws that make it erratic.
Scream Tail
We have another Paradox Pokémon on the list, this time, Pokémon Scarlet’s Scream Tail. A Fairy/Psychic Type, it has a much more sinister appearance than Jigglypuff, but is no less attractive.
Shellos
Shellos is a sea slug Pokémon that used to have a shell on its back. I guess 'Shellos' sounds like shell loss or shell-less, so that makes sense! It's probably the cutest slug I've ever seen too, I'll give it that!
Skitty
Skitty is a Gen III Kitten Pokémon that’s a Normal-type. It can be both male and female, though you’re more likely to encounter females.
Slowbro
Who doesn’t love that derpy face? Slowbro is a Water/Psychic-type, with a Galarian Form of Poison/Psychic. We first met them in Gen I, and we’ve loved them ever since.
Slowbro (Galarian)
Galarian form of Slowbro, with purple accents on its head, hands and tail. Its shell is on its hand in this form as opposed to its tail.
Mega Slowbro
Mega evolution for Slowbro. He looks like he's taking inspiration from Shelder in this form!
Slowking
Just like Slowbro, Slowking is a Water/Psychic Type with a unique Galarian Form. Despite its wide-eyed, glazed-over appearance, Slowking is said to be extremely intelligent.
Slowking (Galarian)
Slowking's Galarian form still has enough pink in it for it to make it into our list, even if it does look incredibly sinister and like an evil wizard!
Slowpoke
The first on its evolutionary line, Slowpoke is a Water/Psychic-type that everyone loves. It’s classed as a Dopey Pokémon, which is fitting given its laid back, lazy approach.
Slowpoke (Galarian)
Galarian form of Slowpoke, with a yellow head and tail.
Slurpuff
Slurpuff might look pretty edible, but it's a Fairy Pokémon from Gen 6. It has a sense of smell over one million times more powerful than a human and can sniff out any smell.
Smoochum
Smoochum is the prevolution of Jynx, and is an Ice/Psychic-type mon. Labelled as a Kiss Pokemon, its lips are always pursed and ready to give you a smooch.
Snubbull
This aggressive-looking Fairy Pokémon used to be a Normal-type when we first met it back in Gen II. Although its Type has changed, its playful demeanour hasn’t.
Spiritomb
Even if you don't know Spiritomb, you can tell that it's a bit of a mischievous Pokémon. It was apparently so impish that it had to be fused with an Odd Keystone to curb its wicked behaviour.
Spritzee
The previous evolution of Aromatisse, Spritzee is a Perfume Pokémon. This Fairy-type mon was introduced in Gen VI, and can be both male or female.
Stufful
Stufful may look like a teddy bear, but this Normal/Fighting Type doesn’t like being touched, hence it is categorised as a Flailing Pokémon.
Sylveon
Every Eevee evolution is charming, but this Fairy Type is arguably the most enchanting of them all. Discovered in Gen VI, Sylveon is an Intertwining Pokémon that’s predominantly male.
Tapu Lele
A Land Spirit Pokémon that’s part of Gen VII’s Guardian Deities, Tapu Lele, is a Psychic/Fairy Type. Despite its sweet features, it’s said to be “guilelessly cruel”.
Tinkatink
Wielding a hammer, Tinkatink is a Gen IX ‘mon that is Fairy/Steel Type. Although it’s small, it’s a mighty Pokémon, classified as a Metalsmith.
Tinkaton
Tinkaton is a Hammer Pokémon, and for good reason – just look at the size of that hammer! Only ever female, this ‘mon can use the Gigaton Hammer move to devastating effect.
Tinkatuff
The final evolution of Tinkatink, Tinkatuff is also a Fairy/Steel-type Hammer Pokémon. They’re said to be “feisty and cruel”, living in packs across Paldea.
Toxtricity (Gigantamax)
While mostly purple in its Amped and Low Key forms, Toxtricity gets a whole load of pink in its design in its Gigantamax form. It looks like something from a Punk Rock gig in the 70s, and we're ok with that!
Tyrogue
Tyrogue needs to train to keep its stress at bay. It loves to battle and will seek out different Pokémon to train in multiple different styles.
Veluza
Sometimes you forget some Pokémon can be quite dark. Take Veluza, a critter that gets rid of flesh it doesn't need in order to increase its psychic abilities!
Vivillon
I think we can all agree that Vivillon has a big pink theme going on here, though the patterns on the wings depend on the climate of their habitat and where they come from in the world. It first appeared in X and Y.
Whismur
We’ve not had many Gen III ‘mon on this list, but Whismur is attempting to change that. A Normal-type Whisper Pokémon, Whismur is one of three evolutions. Although I think it looks more lilac than pink, its Pokedex colour is said to be pink!
Wigglytuff
It’s fitting that we should end our list with the Gen I Wigglytuff. This Fairy/Normal-type is the final evolution of Igglybuff, also categorised as a Balloon Pokémon.
We did it – we covered all the pink Pokémon currently out in the wild. If you’re looking to devour more Pokémon listicles from us, check out our favourite Horse Pokémon.
Should you want to catch some of these pink ‘mon, you can get started by learning how to get Scream Tail in Pokémon Scarlet. Until we meet again, happy Pokémon searching!
