+25 Green Pokemon Explained (3D Images)

Ivysaur

Ivysaur is notable for the plant growing on its back, making it the most stylish plant-animal hybrid in the Pokémon world.

It likes to spend time in the sunlight and photosynthesis, making it possibly the greenest-fingered Pokémon. But beware, don't be fooled by its cute looks; Ivysaur challenges its opponents with its battle-ready stance and powerful cranes. 

This middle stage of Pokémon evolution salutes the sun while preparing for its next big evolution.

Metapod

The Metapod hides in a green cocoon, in the calm waiting of evolution. Even when standing still, it defends itself with its "Harden" ability, its "I'm here, but don't touch" strategy. 

Although not a fighter, Metapod's patience and determination to transform make it one of the quiet but powerful heroes of the Pokémon world. 

As he counts the days to transform into his inner Butterfree, Metapod reminds us all of the importance of patience.

Scyther

Scyther is a ninja Pokémon that hides in the grass and makes surprise attacks. It slices opponents and trees in half with its sharp blades, disappearing like a shadow with its speed and agility. This green warrior is nature's own swordsman.

Hunting silently in the depths of the forest, watch out for Scyther when it rages in red! A symbol of grace and power on the battlefield, this Pokémon intimidates and amazes its opponents. Its speed makes it invisible to the eye, and its blades are unstoppable.

Bayleef

Bayleef is like the king of nature with his magnificent leaf necklace. The aromatic leaves around the neck exude a spicy scent that fills everyone with energy. Lush and energetic, Bayleef not only looks stunning, but also energizes his friends.

This dinosaur-like Pokémon gracefully dances across the battlefield, slicing and dicing opponents with its impressive "Razor Leaf" attacks. Who would have thought that the leaves around this cute-looking Pokémon's neck could be both a fashion accessory and a defense mechanism!

Meganium

Meganium is a magnificent plant dinosaur that radiates peace and vitality! As it gently waves its long neck, the enchanting scent of its flowers both heals its friends and calms its opponents. 

This graceful Pokémon is a true protector of nature with its magical breath that can even revive dead plants. Even in battle, Meganium's peaceful aura and healing powers always prioritize calm and serenity. Definitely the gentle giant of the forests!

Treecko

Treecko, the cool and calm guardian of the forest, keeps its cool even in all kinds of situations. This green gecko can easily navigate vertical walls and fascinates everyone with its long tail and sharp eyes.

This little warrior stands unblinking, even against opponents bigger than his own size. Quickly disappearing into the trees, Treecko is the first step on an adventurous journey as the mysterious protector of the forest.

Sceptile

Sceptile, the fast and stylish protector of the forest! With its sharp leaves and aggressive appearance, this Pokémon lives close to nature and carries the seeds that energize trees.

When it evolves into its Mega Sceptile form, the seeds on its back explode and shoot out at its enemies like a rocket. With its leaf tail and lightning speed, Mega Sceptile is king of the jungle!

Trubbish

Trubbish is a cute but smelly trash bag Pokémon! Unusually, it makes friends with the trash people leave behind and is known for its love of pollution.

Who says trash can't make friends? Trubbish is the king of garbage dumps, hiding any waste he finds like a precious treasure. This green friend may keep many away with his smell, but once you win his heart, he can be the sweetest of friends!

Garbodor

Garbodor is urban waste come to life! With its eye-catching green color and star-studded trash, it's more than just a trash heap.

This Pokémon prides itself as the sultan of garbage dumps. Although its scent may disperse crowds, when it reaches its Gigantamax form, it undergoes a spectacular transformation, scattering waste toys all around it. Garbodor is a Pokémon that lives the motto "art, not waste"!

It is one of my favorite green pokemon!

Virizion

Virizion, knight of the grass, is a brave warrior who draws his sword against humans to protect nature and Pokémon. With its graceful horns and swift movements, it surprises its opponents and fights for a just world.

The most elegant shade of green, this Pokémon is known for its speed and intelligence. Virizion, along with its friends Cobalion, Terrakion, and Keldeo, are the guardians of Unova, writing epics of heroism as guardians of nature and justice.

Chespin

Chespin is a cute Pokémon with an adventurous spirit. Protected by its sharp teeth and the shell on its back, its curious nature often puts it in exciting situations.

This little chestnut Pokémon always has a positive and cheerful attitude. Its bark-like back protects it from danger, while its strong head challenges its opponents.

Quilladin

Quilladin is a brave Pokémon that protects itself with its thick shell and fights back with its tough spines. This round warrior never shies away from a fight and is always ready to protect its friends.

With its strong legs and heavy armor, this forest warrior knocks down its enemies with impressive strength. From adventure to adventure, Quilladin grows stronger and stands on the brink of evolution.

Chesnaught

Chesnaught is a warrior with an armor-like shell for protection and a barbed fist for immense strength. This brave Pokémon shields its own body to protect its friends from danger.

This green-armored warrior is the king of the field with powerful attacks and protective abilities. Chesnaught is a fortress on the battlefield for friend and foe alike, always reliable and invincible.

Bellossom

Bellossom is where tropical dancing makes the Pokémon world bloom. With red cheeks and blue eyes, this tiny green dancer is always ready to party. On sunny days, you can see Bellossoms greeting the sun with a belly dance. Her dancing can transport you to a summer vacation, even in the middle of winter!

But beware, Bellossom's dance is not just a visual feast; it's also a highly impressive olfactory therapy session. It is believed that when Bellossom evolves from a particularly malodorous Gloom, its flowers bloom even more beautifully. So, if Bellossom enchants you as it dances, it's probably a sign that it has left bad odors behind!

Leafeon

Leafeon is one of nature's coolest Pokemon; it cleans the air while sunbathing. Like a master gardener, this leafy green creature moves through the greenery as quietly and quickly as a ninja. Seeing it lounging at the base of a tree with its tan and dark brown paws makes you feel like you're out gathering leaves on an autumn day.

Carnivine

With its light green color and huge, bright red mouth, Carnivine looks more like a scary carnival ride than a cute plant Pokémon. But don't worry, it only eats insects... we hope. This green monster may be the coolest of the Venus flytraps, but think twice about taking a selfie with it - its mouth can open 180 degrees and swallow your selfie stick!

Carnivine's sweet-smelling saliva is perfect for hunting insects, but it's obviously not the most efficient diet, as it has to digest its food over the course of a day. This means he is the founder of the "slow eating" movement. Wandering through the forest, you can see this creature hanging like a stalactite from tree branches.

Burmy

Burmy is the most adaptable Pokémon in the fashion world - a patchwork of disguises that can adapt to any occasion! Taking the motto "wear what you find in nature" seriously, this tiny insect can transform anything from leaves to trash into a stylish cape. His wardrobe includes a green leafy plant cloak, a brown sandy cloak and an urban style pink trash cloak. What she will wear on her next adventure is a complete surprise!

Grovyle

Grovyle is the fast and cool inhabitant of the forest, as silent as a ninja and as agile as a lizard. With its green skin and the leaves on its back, it's a master of camouflage that can disappear and hide in a tree! But remember, if you want to play hide and seek with this fast Pokémon, you'll need to be as fast as a tree lizard to catch it.

With its long tail and sharp eyes, this green star leaps through the forest like a superhero. His leaps from tree to tree are light and graceful, defying gravity. Grovyle's adventures find him dancing with the wind as if he were wearing a green cape. If you hear a leaf rustling in the forest, it's probably Grovyle, inviting you to the next adventure!

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Dustox

Dustox is the misunderstood star of nightlife. With its green and purple wings, it glides like a dancer towards the city lights and devours tree leaves like a gourmet. But be careful not to get too close to it at a party; it can keep you off the dance floor for a while with its poisonous dust!

This elegant poisonous butterfly is actually a fashion icon as it chases the lights. Its green and purple colors light up the night and its toxic dust is potent enough to keep you home for a prolonged "sick day"

Bulbasaur

Bulbasaur may have the cutest face in the Pokémon world, but don't be fooled; the large seed on its back makes it a plant animal hybrid. Like a dinosaur walking on a salad, this green fellow is fueled on its adventures by the energy provided by mother nature. With its skin in shades of green and blue, the Bulbasaur is a master of disguise and has the color combinations to become an icon in the fashion world.

Whenever you see a Bulbasaur, know that it just wants to sunbathe and photosynthesize. However, piss it off and it will quickly remind you who's boss with its powerful vine whips, which it shoots from the seed on its back. This little green monster may be the cutest gardener in the Pokemon universe, but its small but powerful nature may surprise you!

Lotad

Lotad looks like a tiny water lily pad, but she's actually a hidden ninja. With its green and blue hues, it glides silently across the water, going unnoticed. But make no mistake, this little Pokémon is the hidden champion of water battles. With a leaf on its back, it looks like a stylish hat on sunny days, and on rainy days it's your best friend, rescuing you from puddles.

Lotad is a lover of water and nature. You can find him swimming calmly by the lakes, but he pays close attention to water quality. He doesn't like dirty water, so if you want to find him, look for crystal clear water. But remember, if you want to catch Lotad, you must offer him clean water and lots of love!

Grotle

Grotle, the lumbering but lovable protector of the forest, is characterized by his green shell. This green armor is big enough to grow tiny trees on it. The trees on Grotle's back make it more than just a Pokémon; it's also a walking garden! This slow-moving, sun-loving turtle searches for water in the forest while offering its friends a picnic on its back.

Grotle's story takes place in the forest in search of a water source. He is like a water detector; although he has no sense of direction, he is always on the lookout for fresh water. While searching for water, he constantly worries about whether he will find enough water to water the trees in his shell. With its green shell and yellow feet, Grotle is the fashion icon of the jungle!

Budew

Budew is a tiny but powerful flower bud, green and poisonous. When he wakes up in the morning, he starts the day thinking, "Time to spread more pollen in this world!" This little green rascal is not only the harbinger of spring, but also has the potential to give everyone a cold with its sneezing pollen.

If he were on social media, Budew would likely tweet, "I brought spring, what's up?" Beneath its small and cute appearance lies a microscopic poison factory of sorts. With his light green color and rosy cheeks, Budew is both the cutest and the most dangerous inhabitant of the garden. Living proof of the term "spring allergy"!

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Larvitar

A large, blue reptilian Pokémon with a tan underside, Larvitar is roughly the size of a child and has two horns on its head. It has a black "mask" over its eyes and red stripes on its tail.

Treecko

Treecko has a very serious demeanor, but can also be seen smiling when he's happy. It is an agile climber that can even scale vertical concrete walls.

Venusaur

Venusaur has long been one of the most popular Pokemon, especially among those who played the original games. With its thick body, large flower, and towering height, this vine-like creature is not only aesthetically pleasing but also a powerful force to be reckoned with in battle!

Ludicolo

Ludicolo has three different forms, which are named after the word they are based on: Ludicolo, Rain Dish; Marill, Sap Sipper; and Azumarill, Huge Power.

Tropius

Tropius is a Grass/Flying type Pokémon. It can learn the following moves: Dragon Dance, Giga Drain, Leaf Blade, Leaf Storm, Natural Gift, Petal Blizzard and Petal Dance. Tropius has two abilities: Solar Power or Harvest and Chlorophyll.

The former increases its Special Attack when it's sunny out as long as Tropius isn't asleep (but it also prevents Tropius from being able to fall asleep outside of battle). 

Gulpin

The Gulpin can be found in the Hoenn Region. This Pokémon is a poison type. It has a white plump head, two purple lips and a small horn on its head. It also has two eyes that are black with small pupils as well as stubby arms with three fingers each.

The Bellossom is a plant-like Pokémon that resembles a flower. Its head has two short spikes, and it has oval eyes with small pupils. Its body consists of a large, pink flower at the top and base, with a green stem in between

Bellsprout

You may have heard of Bellsprout, a Grass/Poison-type Pokémon that evolves into Weepinbell starting at level 21, which then evolves into Victreebel when exposed to a Leaf Stone. This Pokemon is one of the most well-known in the Pokédex and has been featured in many games over the years.

Cradily

A Cradily is a large Pokémon that resembles a sea anemone. It has a large, round body with two fleshy arms and two stubby legs. It has a large mouth with four teeth that are visible even when its mouth is closed.

Cradily's arm is green and has three-fingered hands at the end. In the back of its body is a small, red spike. The top of Cradily's head is green and somewhat resembles a tuft of grass.

Caterpie

Caterpie is a small insect Pokémon with a brown body. Its eyes are large compared to the rest of its body, and it has no visible legs.

The insects hatch from eggs and undergo metamorphosis before emerging as adults. Caterpie is the most common form of this life cycle, but there are several others including Pupitar and Wormadam (Plant).

Xatu

Xatu is a Psychic/Flying-type Pokémon, which means this bird Pokémon has the ability Synchronize. 

Serperior

Serperior is the final evolution of Snivy. It is a Grass-type Pokémon. It is known as the Regal Pokémon, meaning that it shows confidence and gracefulness even in the heat of battle.

Serperior can learn Leaf Storm, Coil and Leaf Blade.

Vibrava

It has the abilities Rock Head or Overcoat. If Vibrava's HP total is below 1/3, it loses all of its HP in one hit regardless of type effectiveness (including Fairy-type attacks). 

Pansage

Pansage is a Grass-type Pokémon, based on a monkey. It is one of the three Pokémon that you can choose from besides Snivy and Tepig, which are all monkeys. Also, it's the first of three monkey-like Pokémon in Unova.

Swadloon

It is the final form of Sewaddle. Swadloon are protected by their hard shell and will roll up into it if attacked by an enemy.

Maractus

Maractus has a large, round body with a small, black head. Its main body consists of five green ovals that each contain three yellow spikes; these ovals are separated by two short spikes on either side of the oval's center line.

Basculin

Basculin is a Water/Dark type Pokémon. It is known as the Savage Pokémon and is based on a bass fish. Basculin evolves from Roggenrola at level 25. It is one of two Pokémon that can use the move Bounce, which bounces an opponent off of itself or another Pokémon that knows Bounce.

Breloom

Breloom is a small, mushroom-like Pokémon with a red cap and a white body. It has pincers on its head and emits spores from its body. The Nintendo 3DS game Pokémon X and Y features two types of green Pokémon: the Grass/Fighting-type Breloom and the Fire/Fighting-type Darumaka.

Chikorita

Chikorita is a female-only species with no male counterpart. The leaves that grow on this Pokémon's back are very bitter. If a Pokémon tries to eat the leaves, it will choke and cough with tears in its eyes. This Pokémon will also use this flavor to counter any attack."

Duosion

Duosion is a Psychic-type Pokémon. It evolves from Reuniclus when exposed to a Dusk Stone, and can evolve into either Solosis or Duosion if it levels up while knowing the move Psychic.

Duosion has the ability Dual Brains, which allows it to use the same move twice in one turn. It can learn the moves Psybeam, Psychic, Thunder and Ice Beam by leveling up only once.

Spinarak

When you see a Spinarak, you have to keep your eyes on its legs because they're what makes it dangerous! It has eight legs, which it uses to ensnare prey with its string. This string can also be used by Spinarak to swing from trees and travel great distances.

Electrike

Electrike is an Electric-type Pokémon that evolves into Manectric at level 26. It evolves from Shinx as a Shinx at level 15, and can Mega Evolve into Mega Manectric when holding the Manectite.

Servine

Servine is known as the "Snake Pokémon". It has long vines and a leaf on its head that resembles a crown or tiara. It can wrap its vines around trees to bind them together, or tangle up opponents with them to knock them out of balance.

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