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No. 0025 · Generation I · Kanto

Pikachu

The Mouse Pokémon
Electric
Weak to Ground
All matchups
Pikachu
Sprite

TL;DR. Pikachu is a pure electric-type Pokémon from Generation I. Base Stat Total: 320. When several of these POKéMON gather, their electricity could build and cause lightning storms.

Electric

When several of these POKéMON gather, their electricity could build and cause lightning storms.

Height0.4 m
Weight6.0 kg
AbilitiesStatic
HiddenLightning Rod
Base stats

Stat spread.

Total of 320. Higher peaks mean specialized roles, flat spreads favor versatility.

HP 35
Attack 55
Defense 40
Sp. Attack 50
Sp. Defense 50
Speed 90
Total320
320 base stat total, the 772nd-highest of all 1025 Pokémon species and 56th among Electric-types.
90 base Speed, Pikachu's strongest stat, ranking 31st of 69 Electric-types.

Rankings computed across all 1025 base-species Pokémon (Mega and Gigantamax forms excluded). Source: National Pokédex base stats.

Pokémon GO

Pikachu in Pokémon GO.

Pokémon GO uses its own hand-tuned base stats, distinct from the main-series spread above. At a perfect 15/15/15, Pikachu reaches 938 CP at level 40 and 1,073 CP as a best buddy.

GO Attack112
GO Defense96
GO Stamina111
Max CP (L40)938
Max CP (L50)1,060
Best buddy (L51)1,073
Raid catch CP 493–536 (L20). Weather boosted 616–670 (L25).

Run the numbers: CP & HP calculator · PvP IV optimizer · Catch CP calculator

Shiny release

Shiny Pikachu first appeared on August 9, 2017 (Pikachu Outbreak).

  1. Japan
  2. worldwide
  3. Alolan Raichu
  4. Raichu by encounter
  5. Dynamax
  6. Gigantamax Pikachu
  7. Mega Raichu X & Mega Raichu Y

Recent raid runs

Last in raids: Oct 4 to Oct 10, 2026, 1-star (Astronaut).

DatesRaidEvent
Oct 4 to Oct 10, 20261-starAstronautWorld Space Week 2026
Sep 16 to Sep 22, 20261-starCaptain PikachuPokémon Horizons: The Series Celebration Event
Aug 28 to Aug 30, 20261-star2026 World Championships2026 Pokémon World Championships
Aug 25 to Aug 30, 20261-starCosmog-themed SpacesuitPokémonXP · 2026 Pokémon World Championships
Jul 28 to Jul 29, 20261-starRegular rotation
Jul 21, 20261-starProfessor Willow's AssistantWillow's Birthday Research

Full Pikachu GO history

Quick answers

Common questions about Pikachu.

Direct, sourced answers to the most-asked questions about Pikachu, each computed straight from its Pokédex data.

What type is Pikachu?

Pikachu is a pure Electric-type Pokémon. It has a single typing, which means a simpler matchup chart but also fewer resistances.

What is Pikachu weak to?

Pikachu takes 2× damage from Ground. It has no 4× weaknesses.

What is Pikachu resistant to?

Pikachu resists Electric, Flying, Steel. It has no full immunities.

How does Pikachu evolve?

Pikachu evolves from Pichu (Friendship). Pikachu evolves into Raichu (Use Thunder Stone) or Alolan Raichu (Use Thunder Stone in Alola) or Alolan Raichu (Use Thunder Stone in Alola (yields Alolan Raichu)) or Gigantamax Pikachu (Gigantamax in Pokemon Sword / Shield (Dynamax level 10, battle-only)).

What generation is Pikachu from?

Pikachu was introduced in Generation I (the Kanto region). Its Pokédex number is #0025.

What are Pikachu's base stats?

Pikachu has HP 35, Attack 55, Defense 40, Special Attack 50, Special Defense 50, and Speed 90. Total base stat total: 320.

What are Pikachu's abilities?

Pikachu can have the ability Static, plus the Hidden Ability Lightning Rod.

Is Pikachu legendary or mythical?

No. Pikachu is a regular Pokémon, not classified as Legendary or Mythical.

What is Pikachu's best stat?

Pikachu's highest base stat is Speed at 90, which ranks 31st of 69 Electric-type Pokémon.

Is Pikachu good?

Pikachu has a base stat total of 320, the 772nd-highest of all 1025 Pokémon species and 56th among Electric-types. That is a modest total, typical of an unevolved or utility Pokémon.

Does Pikachu's ability change its weaknesses?

Yes. Static does not change its matchups. With Lightning Rod, Electric moves raise its Sp. Atk instead of doing damage.

See the full Q&A page for Pikachu →
Alternate forms

This Pokémon has forms.

Sprites · Sound

Through the generations.

Pikachu as drawn across two decades of Pokémon games, plus the modern Pokémon HOME render. Hit the cry button to hear it.

Pikachu in Red / Blue
Gen I Red / Blue
Pikachu in Gold
Gen II Gold
Pikachu in Emerald
Gen III Emerald
Pikachu in HeartGold / SoulSilver
Gen IV HeartGold / SoulSilver
Pikachu in Black / White
Gen V Black / White
Pikachu in X / Y
Gen VI X / Y
Pikachu in Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon
Gen VII Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon
Pikachu 3D render in Pokémon HOME
HOME Modern 3D render
Type matchups

In battle.

Damage multipliers when Pikachu is hit by each attacking type. 4× is two stacked weaknesses, ¼× is two stacked resistances. Some abilities change them; pick one to see its chart.

Ability

Static: does not change its type matchups.

Lightning Rod: Electric moves raise its Sp. Atk instead of doing damage.

2× Weak to
Ground
½× Resists
Electric Flying Steel
2× Weak to
Ground
½× Resists
Flying Steel
0× Immune to
Electric
Comparison

Pikachu vs. the average Electric-type.

Each base stat measured against the mean across all 69 Electric-type Pokémon.

Stat Pikachu Electric avg Difference
HP 35 69 -34
Attack 55 75 -20
Defense 40 65 -25
Special Attack 50 84 -34
Special Defense 50 68 -18
Speed 90 82 +8
Total 320 443 -123
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Game appearances

Pikachu appears in 42 games.

Every mainline release where Pikachu is obtainable, has a dex entry, or is transferable. Grouped by generation.

Gen I
  • 1998 Blue
  • 1998 Red
  • 1999 Yellow
Gen II
  • 2000 Gold
  • 2000 Silver
  • 2001 Crystal
Gen III
  • 2003 Ruby
  • 2003 Sapphire
  • 2004 FireRed
  • 2004 LeafGreen
  • 2005 Emerald
Gen IV
  • 2007 Diamond
  • 2007 Pearl
  • 2009 Platinum
  • 2010 HeartGold
  • 2010 SoulSilver
Gen V
  • 2011 Black
  • 2011 White
  • 2012 Black 2
  • 2012 White 2
Gen VI
  • 2013 X
  • 2013 Y
  • 2014 Alpha Sapphire
  • 2014 Omega Ruby
Gen VII
  • 2016 Moon
  • 2016 Sun
  • 2017 Ultra Moon
  • 2017 Ultra Sun
  • 2018 Let's Go, Eevee!
  • 2018 Let's Go, Pikachu!
Gen VIII
  • 2019 Shield
  • 2019 Sword
  • 2020 Isle of Armor DLC
  • 2022 Legends: Arceus
Gen IX
  • 2022 Scarlet
  • 2022 Violet
  • 2023 Teal Mask DLC
  • 2025 Legends: Z-A
  • 2026 Pokémon Champions
  • 2026 Pokémon Pokopia
Side games + live service
  • 2016 Pokémon GO
  • 2021 Pokémon UNITE
How to get it

How to get Pikachu.

Every main-series game Pikachu is in, newest first: how to get it, version exclusives and Shiny locks.

Generation IXObtainable
  • Scarlet · VioletObtainable
    • WildSouth Province: Area Two, Area Four, Artazon
    • WildEast Province: Area One
    • WildWest Province: Area Three
    • RaidTera Raid Battles (2★, 3★)
    • WildKitakami Road, Apple Hills, Oni Mountain, Wistful Fields, Paradise Barrens, Kitakami Wilds, Timeless Woods (The Teal Mask)
  • Legends: Z-AObtainable
    • WildVert District: Vert Sector 8
    • WildRouge District: Wild Zone 3
    • WildJaune District: Wild Zone 6 (Alpha)
    • WildHyperspace Lumiose (2★ & 4★ Electric-type wild zones) (Mega Dimension)
Generation VIIIObtainable
  • Sword · ShieldObtainable
    • WildRoute 4, Stony Wilderness
    • WildRolling Fields (Wanderer)
    • RaidGiant's Cap, Giant's Mirror, Hammerlocke Hills, Lake of Outrage, Motostoke Riverbank (Max Raid Battle)
    • One-time encounterMeetup Spot (Only one) (If the player has save data from Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu!) (Gigantamax Factor) (cannot be Shiny)
    • WildForest of Focus (The Isle of Armor)
    • WildFields of Honor, Soothing Wetlands (Wanderer) (The Isle of Armor)
    • RaidChallenge Beach, Fields of Honor, Forest of Focus (Max Raid Battle) (The Isle of Armor)
  • Brilliant Diamond · Shining PearlObtainable
    • WildTrophy Garden
  • Legends: ArceusObtainable
    • WildObsidian Fieldlands: Nature's Pantry, massive mass outbreaks
    • WildCrimson Mirelands: near Golden Lowlands
    • WildCobalt Coastlands: Windbreak Stand
    • WildAlabaster Icelands: Space-time distortions
Generation VIIObtainable
  • Sun · MoonObtainable
    • WildRoute 1, Hau'oli City (SOS Battle)
  • Ultra Sun · Ultra MoonObtainable
    • WildRoute 1 (SOS Battle)
    • One-time encounterHeahea City (Surf Association, Only one)
    • WildPikachu Valley (QR Scanner) (Partner Cap Pikachu)
  • Let's Go, Pikachu!Obtainable
    • WildViridian Forest (Pikachu)
    • GiftFirst Pokémon from Professor Oak in Pallet Town (Partner Pikachu) (cannot be Shiny)
  • Let's Go, Eevee!Obtainable
    • WildViridian Forest
Generation VIObtainable
  • X · YObtainable
    • WildSantalune Forest, Route 3
    • WildFriend Safari (Electric) (needs another player)
  • Omega Ruby · Alpha SapphireObtainable
    • WildSafari Zone (Zone 1, long grass)
    • GiftReceived at the Contest Hall in Verdanturf Town, Fallarbor Town, Slateport City, or Lilycove City after first Pokémon Contest (Cosplay Pikachu) (cannot be Shiny)
Generation VEvent only
  • Black · White · Black 2 · White 2Event only
    • TransferPoké Transfer
Generation IVObtainable
  • Diamond · Pearl · PlatinumObtainable
    • WildTrophy Garden
  • HeartGold · SoulSilverObtainable
    • WildViridian Forest
    • In-game tradeTrade Pikachu in Saffron City
Generation IIIObtainable
  • Ruby · Sapphire · EmeraldObtainable
    • WildSafari Zone
  • FireRed · LeafGreenObtainable
    • WildViridian Forest, Power Plant
Generation IIObtainable
  • Gold · SilverObtainable
    • WildRoute 2
  • CrystalObtainable
    • WildRoute 2 (morning) (day)
    • GiftCeladon Game Corner
Generation IObtainable
  • Red · BlueObtainable
    • WildViridian Forest, Power Plant
  • YellowObtainable
    • GiftFirst Pokémon from Professor Oak in Pallet Town
Pokémon HOME
Send it to HOME from Pokémon Bank; Let's Go, Pikachu!; Let's Go, Eevee!; Sword; Shield; Brilliant Diamond; Shining Pearl; Legends: Arceus; Scarlet; Violet; Legends: Z-A; FireRed; and LeafGreen. From HOME it can move into Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, Legends: Arceus, Scarlet, Violet and Legends: Z-A.
Pokémon Champions
Legal in Regulation M-A, M-B and M-C. It can be brought in from HOME.
Pokémon anime

Pikachu appears in 1,351 episodes.

From EP001 (1997-04-01) through HZ138 (2026-05-29).

Browse them on the anime guide

Pokémon Masters EX · Sync Pairs

Pikachu partners with 6 trainers in Masters EX.

Each card is a canon Trainer + Pikachu partnership. Tap any pair to open the Sync Pair catalog and explore the full roster.

Pokémon Sleep · Snoozing type

Pikachu has 4 sleep styles.

Catch each pose by sleeping near Snorlax with enough Drowsy Power. Pikachu sleeps as a Snoozing type.

TCG Pocket appearances

Pikachu in TCG Pocket.

Every printed variant on iOS / Android. Tap any card for full art.

Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: Mega
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: Mega
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Ruler of the Skies
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Everyday Wonders
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Everyday Wonders
Pikachu
☆ Full Art
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Mega Shine
Pikachu
◆ Common
Mega Shine #022
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Mega Shine
Pikachu
✦ Shiny
Mega Shine #096
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Fantastical Parade
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo B
Pikachu
☆ Full Art
Promo B #001
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo B
Pikachu
◆ Common
Promo B #082
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Promo B
Pikachu ex
☆☆☆ Immersive
Promo B #103
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Mega Rising
Pikachu ex
✦✦ Shiny EX
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu ex
◆◆◆◆ Rare EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu ex
◆◆◆◆ Rare EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu ex
☆☆ Full Art EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Deluxe Pack: ex
Pikachu ex
☆☆☆ Immersive
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Celestial Guardians
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Shining Revelry
Pikachu ex
◆◆◆◆ Rare EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Shining Revelry
Pikachu ex
☆☆ Full Art EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Shining Revelry
Pikachu ex
☆☆ Full Art EX
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Triumphant Light
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Mythical Island
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo A
Pikachu
☆ Full Art
Promo A #009
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo A
Pikachu
◆ Common
Promo A #015
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo A
Pikachu
☆ Full Art
Promo A #026
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Genetic Apex
Pikachu
◆ Common
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Genetic Apex
Pikachu ex
◆◆◆◆ Rare EX
Pikachu TCG Pocket card from Promo A
Pikachu
◆ Common
Promo A #111
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Genetic Apex
Pikachu ex
☆☆ Full Art EX
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Genetic Apex
Pikachu ex
☆☆☆ Immersive
Pikachu ex TCG Pocket card from Genetic Apex
Pikachu ex
♛ Crown Rare