Pokémon Glazed features a diverse Pokédex that includes Pokémon from Generations I through V, with updates in later versions (like Blazed Glazed) adding Gen VI mechanics and the Fairy-type.
While there isn't a single official "paper," the game spans three regions—Tunod, Johto, and Rankor—and the Pokédex is generally organized by their National Pokédex order. Pokédex Breakdown by Generation
The game includes a curated selection of Pokémon from the following generations: Generation I: Standard Kanto Pokémon like (#001) through Generation II: Johto additions from Generation III: Hoenn species ranging from Generation IV: Sinnoh Pokémon including (#387) up to Generation V: Unova species such as (#494) through Generation VI additions: Specific Pokémon like Fairy-type were integrated into later versions of the hack. Rare and Starter Locations
Starters: In Beta 7 and later, all starters from Gens I-V are available on Mystery Island . Pseudo-Legendaries: are famously found at Forlorn Cape .
Legendaries: The game includes most major legendaries from Gens I-V, including the Weather Trio ( ), the Creation Trio ( Pokédex Reference Lists
For full completionist lists, the FanMade Pokémon Glazed Wiki provides the most detailed breakdowns: pokemon glazed pokedex list
Location and Availability Table: A comprehensive list showing where every Pokémon in the game can be caught.
Legendary Guide: Details on how to encounter and capture all 30+ legendary Pokémon included in the hack.
Trade/Gift Pokémon: A specific list for Pokémon that can only be obtained through NPC interactions.
The Pokémon Glazed Pokédex is a massive undertaking for any trainer, spanning three full regions—Tunod, Johto, and Rankor—and featuring approximately 390 Pokémon. Unlike the original Pokémon Emerald it is based on, Glazed includes a curated selection of species from Generations 1 through 5, along with select additions from Generation 6. Core Starter Pokémon Options
In the Tunod region, you are not limited to the standard three starters. Professor Willow offers five choices from the Sinnoh region and beyond: Turtwig (Grass) Chimchar (Fire) Piplup (Water) Shinx (Electric) Riolu (Fighting) Pokémon Glazed features a diverse Pokédex that includes
Once you reach the Johto region, you can obtain a second starter from Professor Elm, typically choosing between Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. Regional Pokédex Distribution
The Pokédex is split across three distinct geographical areas, each with its own unique encounters: Pokémon Glazed - Episode 1 | The Tunod Region!
Rankor is a volcanic, post-apocalyptic island designed for level 70+ teams. It contains the remaining 96 Pokémon (entries 291-386).
This is where the pseudo-legendaries and Gen 5 legends appear:
One of the best Quality of Life features in the Glazed Pokédex is the modified evolution methods. Because the GBA hardware didn't support trading or the Nintendo DS "Day/Night" cycle perfectly, the hacker (TrainerX493) changed how many Pokémon evolve. Gengar: Evolves from Haunter at Level 38 (or
No Trading Required: Pokémon that normally evolve by trade now evolve via Level Up or Evolution Stones.
Location Evolutions: Some Pokémon that require specific locations (like Glaceon/Leafeon) now evolve using stones or in specific rooms within the game. The Ice Stone is also introduced for Alolan forms or similar needs.
Every trainer wants a powerhouse. In Glazed, you can catch the "pseudo-legendaries" ( Pokémon with three-stage evolutions and base stat totals of 600).
Absolutely. Glazed is not just a hack; it is a love letter to Pokémon fans who want a challenge. The Pokemon Glazed Pokedex list is a bridge between the simplicity of Gen 3 and the complexity of Gen 5.
Whether you are hunting for a 1% Deino in Victory Road or chasing the roaming legendary beasts through Johto, the game rewards patience. Completing all 386 entries unlocks the final battle against the “Glazed Director,” which is considered one of the hardest fan-made Pokémon fights ever coded.
Final Verdict: Download a copy of Pokémon Glazed (Version 9.1 or Blazed Glazed for quality of life), keep this Pokédex list bookmarked, and start your journey. The true master’s title awaits.
Need a visual checklist? Search for “Pokemon Glazed Pokedex spreadsheet” on community forums like PokeCommunity or Reddit (r/PokemonROMhacks) for downloadable trackers.
