Pokémon GO: All Regional Exclusives & Where To Find Them

features over 800 different Pokémon, and to complete the Pokédex, Trainers need to keep track of a list of Regional Exclusive Pokémon. Most of the pocket monsters featured in appear just about anywhere, but others are locked to specific countries, regions, and biomes. With the absence of long-range Pokémon Trading, traveling the world is the only way to really catch them all.

Each Generation of games is represented in and luckily, most of the 854 Pokémon featured will appear regardless of the player's location. This includes appearing in various Raid Battles, during events, hatched from Eggs, or just out in the local area waiting for Trainers to stumble across them. However, there are also Regional Exclusive Pokémon from each Generation.

Tandemaus is squeaking its way into Pokémon GO, so here's everything you need to know to catch this cute creature and evolve it into Maushold.

According to Serebii.net, there are four Regional Exclusive Pokémon from Generation I.

Pokédex #

Name

Type

Location

#0083

Farfetch'd

Normal/Flying

Asia

#0115

Kangaskhan

Normal

Oceania (Australia and Papua New Guinea)

#0122

Mr. Mime

Psychic/Fairy

Europe

#0128

Tauros

Normal

United States of America (excluding southern Florida) and Canada

Some Pokémon like Farfetch'd have regional forms so that Trainers may spot alternative versions of familiar Pokémon.

There are two Regional Exclusive Pokémon from Generation II.

Pokédex #

Name

Type

Location

#0214

Heracross

Bug/Fighting

Parts of the United States (southern Florida and Texas), Mexico, Central and South America

#0222

Corsola

Water

Coastal tropical regions between 26° and 36° latitudes.

Pokémon Go has exclusive Pokémon for each region in the world, including Corsola, so here's where you need to go to find this rare creature.

Trainers should also look for Shiny Pokémon, such as Shiny Heracross in . Shiny Pokémon have long been part of the Pokémon games, and their extremely rare alternative appearances make them a