Hey guys! So you wanna catch 'em all in Pokémon Fire Red? Awesome! This guide is gonna walk you through completing your Pokédex, step by step. We'll cover everything from where to find those elusive Pokémon to some tips and tricks to make your journey a whole lot easier. Get ready to become a Pokémon Master! So, grab your Poké Balls, and let’s dive into the amazing world of Pokémon Fire Red and fill up that Pokédex!

What is a Pokédex and Why Complete It?

Okay, first things first, let's talk about what a Pokédex actually is. Think of it as your personal Pokémon encyclopedia. Every time you catch a new Pokémon (or even just see one), its information gets added to your Pokédex. This includes stuff like its name, picture, description, habitat, and even its cries. Completing the Pokédex is one of the main goals for many players, and it's not just about bragging rights.

Why bother completing the Pokédex, you ask?

Well, there are a few really good reasons:

• Completion Reward: In Pokémon Fire Red, once you've caught at least 60 Pokémon and defeated the Elite Four, Professor Oak will upgrade your Pokédex, allowing you to obtain the National Pokédex. This unlocks the ability to catch Pokémon from other regions, expanding your collection even further!
• Satisfaction: Let's be real – there's a huge sense of accomplishment that comes with catching every single Pokémon. It's a testament to your dedication and skill as a trainer.
• Increased Game Knowledge: Filling out the Pokédex means you'll learn everything there is to know about each Pokémon, which can help you in battles and give you a deeper appreciation for the game.
• It's Fun! Exploring every nook and cranny of the Kanto region in search of Pokémon is an adventure in itself. You'll discover hidden areas, meet interesting characters, and create lasting memories.

So, yeah, completing the Pokédex is totally worth it. Not only do you get cool rewards, but you also enhance your entire Pokémon Fire Red experience. Let’s get started, trainers!

Pokémon Fire Red Pokédex: The Full List

Alright, let's get down to business! The Pokémon Fire Red Pokédex includes the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region. Now, don't be intimidated – we're going to break it down and make it super manageable.

• 001 - Bulbasaur: A Grass/Poison type. One of the starter Pokémon. If you didn't pick Bulbasaur at the beginning, you can get one later in the game from a woman in Cerulean City, but only if your Pikachu likes you a lot.
• 002 - Ivysaur: The evolved form of Bulbasaur, obtained by leveling up Bulbasaur.
• 003 - Venusaur: The final evolved form of Bulbasaur, obtained by leveling up Ivysaur.
• 004 - Charmander: A Fire type. Another starter Pokémon. Like Bulbasaur, if you didn't choose Charmander, you can get one in Cerulean City under the same conditions.
• 005 - Charmeleon: The evolved form of Charmander, obtained by leveling up Charmander.
• 006 - Charizard: The final evolved form of Charmander, obtained by leveling up Charmeleon.
• 007 - Squirtle: A Water type. The last of the starter Pokémon. You guessed it – you can get one in Cerulean City if you didn't pick it at the start.
• 008 - Wartortle: The evolved form of Squirtle, obtained by leveling up Squirtle.
• 009 - Blastoise: The final evolved form of Squirtle, obtained by leveling up Wartortle.
• 010 - Caterpie: A Bug type. Found in Viridian Forest.
• 011 - Metapod: The evolved form of Caterpie, obtained by leveling up Caterpie. Found in Viridian Forest.
• 012 - Butterfree: The final evolved form of Caterpie, obtained by leveling up Metapod.
• 013 - Weedle: A Bug/Poison type. Found in Viridian Forest.
• 014 - Kakuna: The evolved form of Weedle, obtained by leveling up Weedle. Found in Viridian Forest.
• 015 - Beedrill: The final evolved form of Weedle, obtained by leveling up Kakuna.
• 016 - Pidgey: A Normal/Flying type. Found on Route 1, Route 2, and Route 3.
• 017 - Pidgeotto: The evolved form of Pidgey, obtained by leveling up Pidgey. Found on Route 1, Route 2, and Route 3.
• 018 - Pidgeot: The final evolved form of Pidgey, obtained by leveling up Pidgeotto.
• 019 - Rattata: A Normal type. Found on Route 1, Route 4, and Route 9.
• 020 - Raticate: The evolved form of Rattata, obtained by leveling up Rattata.
• 021 - Spearow: A Normal/Flying type. Found on Route 3, Route 4, and Route 9.
• 022 - Fearow: The evolved form of Spearow, obtained by leveling up Spearow.
• 023 - Ekans: A Poison type. Found on Route 4 and Route 9. Note: Ekans is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed. If you're playing LeafGreen, you'll need to trade to get it.
• 024 - Arbok: The evolved form of Ekans, obtained by leveling up Ekans.
• 025 - Pikachu: An Electric type. Found in Viridian Forest.
• 026 - Raichu: The evolved form of Pikachu, obtained by using a Thunder Stone on Pikachu.
• 027 - Sandshrew: A Ground type. Found on Route 4 and the entrance of Mt. Moon. Note: Sandshrew is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 028 - Sandslash: The evolved form of Sandshrew, obtained by leveling up Sandshrew.
• 029 - Nidoran♀: A Poison type. Found on Route 3.
• 030 - Nidorina: The evolved form of Nidoran♀, obtained by leveling up Nidoran♀.
• 031 - Nidoqueen: The final evolved form of Nidoran♀, obtained by using a Moon Stone on Nidorina.
• 032 - Nidoran♂: A Poison type. Found on Route 3.
• 033 - Nidorino: The evolved form of Nidoran♂, obtained by leveling up Nidoran♂.
• 034 - Nidoking: The final evolved form of Nidoran♂, obtained by using a Moon Stone on Nidorino.
• 035 - Clefairy: A Normal type. Found in Mt. Moon.
• 036 - Clefable: The evolved form of Clefairy, obtained by using a Moon Stone on Clefairy.
• 037 - Vulpix: A Fire type. Found on Route 5 and Route 6. Note: Vulpix is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 038 - Ninetales: The evolved form of Vulpix, obtained by using a Fire Stone on Vulpix.
• 039 - Jigglypuff: A Normal type. Found on Route 3.
• 040 - Wigglytuff: The evolved form of Jigglypuff, obtained by using a Moon Stone on Jigglypuff.
• 041 - Zubat: A Poison/Flying type. Found in Mt. Moon and caves.
• 042 - Golbat: The evolved form of Zubat, obtained by leveling up Zubat with high friendship.
• 043 - Oddish: A Grass/Poison type. Found on Route 5, Route 6, Route 7, Route 12, Route 13, Route 14 and Route 15. Note: Oddish is exclusive to Pokémon LeafGreen.
• 044 - Gloom: The evolved form of Oddish, obtained by leveling up Oddish.
• 045 - Vileplume: The final evolved form of Oddish, obtained by using a Leaf Stone on Gloom.
• 046 - Paras: A Bug/Grass type. Found in Mt. Moon.
• 047 - Parasect: The evolved form of Paras, obtained by leveling up Paras.
• 048 - Venonat: A Bug/Poison type. Found on Route 12, Route 13, Route 14 and Route 15.
• 049 - Venomoth: The evolved form of Venonat, obtained by leveling up Venonat.
• 050 - Diglett: A Ground type. Found in Diglett's Cave.
• 051 - Dugtrio: The evolved form of Diglett, obtained by leveling up Diglett.
• 052 - Meowth: A Normal type. Found on Route 5 and Route 6. Note: Meowth is exclusive to Pokémon LeafGreen.
• 053 - Persian: The evolved form of Meowth, obtained by leveling up Meowth.
• 054 - Psyduck: A Water type. Found on Route 4, Route 6, Route 24 and Route 25.
• 055 - Golduck: The evolved form of Psyduck, obtained by leveling up Psyduck.
• 056 - Mankey: A Fighting type. Found on Route 3, Route 4 and Route 22. Note: Mankey is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 057 - Primeape: The evolved form of Mankey, obtained by leveling up Mankey.
• 058 - Growlithe: A Fire type. Found on Route 8. Note: Growlithe is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 059 - Arcanine: The evolved form of Growlithe, obtained by using a Fire Stone on Growlithe.
• 060 - Poliwag: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 4, Route 6, Route 10, Route 11, Route 12, Route 13, Route 17, Route 18, Route 20, Route 21, Route 22, Route 23, Cerulean City, Pallet Town and Viridian City.
• 061 - Poliwhirl: The evolved form of Poliwag, obtained by leveling up Poliwag.
• 062 - Poliwrath: The final evolved form of Poliwag, obtained by using a Water Stone on Poliwhirl.
• 063 - Abra: A Psychic type. Found on Route 24 and Route 25.
• 064 - Kadabra: The evolved form of Abra, obtained by leveling up Abra.
• 065 - Alakazam: The final evolved form of Abra, obtained by trading Kadabra.
• 066 - Machop: A Fighting type. Found on Route 4 and Rock Tunnel.
• 067 - Machoke: The evolved form of Machop, obtained by leveling up Machop.
• 068 - Machamp: The final evolved form of Machop, obtained by trading Machoke.
• 069 - Bellsprout: A Grass/Poison type. Found on Route 5, Route 6, Route 7, Route 12, Route 13, Route 14 and Route 15. Note: Bellsprout is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 070 - Weepinbell: The evolved form of Bellsprout, obtained by leveling up Bellsprout.
• 071 - Victreebel: The final evolved form of Bellsprout, obtained by using a Leaf Stone on Weepinbell.
• 072 - Tentacool: A Water/Poison type. Found by surfing in Route 4, Route 12, Route 13, Route 17, Route 18, Route 19, Route 20, Route 21, Cinnabar Island, Vermilion City and Fuchsia City.
• 073 - Tentacruel: The evolved form of Tentacool, obtained by leveling up Tentacool.
• 074 - Geodude: A Rock/Ground type. Found in Mt. Moon and Rock Tunnel.
• 075 - Graveler: The evolved form of Geodude, obtained by leveling up Geodude.
• 076 - Golem: The final evolved form of Geodude, obtained by trading Graveler.
• 077 - Ponyta: A Fire type. Found on Route 17 and Route 18. Note: Ponyta is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 078 - Rapidash: The evolved form of Ponyta, obtained by leveling up Ponyta.
• 079 - Slowpoke: A Water/Psychic type. Found in Cerulean Cave and the Seafoam Islands.
• 080 - Slowbro: The evolved form of Slowpoke, obtained by leveling up Slowpoke while fishing.
• 081 - Magnemite: An Electric/Steel type. Found in the Power Plant.
• 082 - Magneton: The evolved form of Magnemite, obtained by leveling up Magnemite.
• 083 - Farfetch'd: A Normal/Flying type. Trade a Spearow for it in Vermilion City.
• 084 - Doduo: A Normal/Flying type. Found on Route 16, Route 17 and Route 18.
• 085 - Dodrio: The evolved form of Doduo, obtained by leveling up Doduo.
• 086 - Seel: A Water type. Found in the Seafoam Islands.
• 087 - Dewgong: The evolved form of Seel, obtained by leveling up Seel.
• 088 - Grimer: A Poison type. Found in the Power Plant and the Cinnabar Mansion.
• 089 - Muk: The evolved form of Grimer, obtained by leveling up Grimer.
• 090 - Shellder: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 4, Route 12, Route 13, Route 17, Route 18, Route 19, Route 20, Route 21, Cinnabar Island, Vermilion City and Fuchsia City.
• 091 - Cloyster: The evolved form of Shellder, obtained by using a Water Stone on Shellder.
• 092 - Gastly: A Ghost/Poison type. Found in the Pokémon Tower.
• 093 - Haunter: The evolved form of Gastly, obtained by leveling up Gastly.
• 094 - Gengar: The final evolved form of Gastly, obtained by trading Haunter.
• 095 - Onix: A Rock/Ground type. Found in Rock Tunnel.
• 096 - Drowzee: A Psychic type. Found on Route 11.
• 097 - Hypno: The evolved form of Drowzee, obtained by leveling up Drowzee.
• 098 - Krabby: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 4, Route 12, Route 13, Route 17, Route 18, Route 19, Route 20, Route 21, Cinnabar Island, Vermilion City and Fuchsia City.
• 099 - Kingler: The evolved form of Krabby, obtained by leveling up Krabby.
• 100 - Voltorb: An Electric type. Found in the Power Plant.
• 101 - Electrode: The evolved form of Voltorb, obtained by leveling up Voltorb.
• 102 - Exeggcute: A Grass/Psychic type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 103 - Exeggutor: The evolved form of Exeggcute, obtained by using a Leaf Stone on Exeggcute.
• 104 - Cubone: A Ground type. Found in the Pokémon Tower.
• 105 - Marowak: The evolved form of Cubone, obtained by leveling up Cubone.
• 106 - Hitmonlee: A Fighting type. Received as a gift in Saffron City.
• 107 - Hitmonchan: A Fighting type. Received as a gift in Saffron City.
• 108 - Lickitung: A Normal type. Found in Route 18 and Cerulean Cave.
• 109 - Koffing: A Poison type. Found in the Cinnabar Mansion.
• 110 - Weezing: The evolved form of Koffing, obtained by leveling up Koffing.
• 111 - Rhyhorn: A Ground/Rock type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 112 - Rhydon: The evolved form of Rhyhorn, obtained by leveling up Rhyhorn.
• 113 - Chansey: A Normal type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 114 - Tangela: A Grass type. Found in Route 21 and Route 28.
• 115 - Kangaskhan: A Normal type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 116 - Horsea: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 24 and Route 25.
• 117 - Seadra: The evolved form of Horsea, obtained by leveling up Horsea.
• 118 - Goldeen: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 4, Route 6, Route 10, Route 11, Route 12, Route 13, Route 17, Route 18, Route 20, Route 21, Route 22, Route 23, Cerulean City, Pallet Town and Viridian City.
• 119 - Seaking: The evolved form of Goldeen, obtained by leveling up Goldeen.
• 120 - Staryu: A Water type. Found by fishing in Route 24 and Route 25. Note: Staryu is exclusive to Pokémon FireRed.
• 121 - Starmie: The evolved form of Staryu, obtained by using a Water Stone on Staryu.
• 122 - Mr. Mime: A Psychic type. Trade an Abra for it on Route 2.
• 123 - Scyther: A Bug/Flying type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 124 - Jynx: An Ice/Psychic type. Trade a Poliwhirl for it in Cerulean City.
• 125 - Electabuzz: An Electric type. Found in the Power Plant.
• 126 - Magmar: A Fire type. Found in the Cinnabar Mansion.
• 127 - Pinsir: A Bug type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 128 - Tauros: A Normal type. Found in the Safari Zone.
• 129 - Magikarp: A Water type. Found by fishing everywhere with the Old Rod.
• 130 - Gyarados: The evolved form of Magikarp, obtained by leveling up Magikarp.
• 131 - Lapras: A Water/Ice type. Received as a gift in Saffron City.
• 132 - Ditto: A Normal type. Found in the Cinnabar Mansion and Cerulean Cave.
• 133 - Eevee: A Normal type. Received as a gift in Celadon City.
• 134 - Vaporeon: The evolved form of Eevee, obtained by using a Water Stone on Eevee.
• 135 - Jolteon: The evolved form of Eevee, obtained by using a Thunder Stone on Eevee.
• 136 - Flareon: The evolved form of Eevee, obtained by using a Fire Stone on Eevee.
• 137 - Porygon: A Normal type. Received as a gift in Celadon City.
• 138 - Omanyte: A Rock/Water type. Revive the Helix Fossil in the Cinnabar Island Lab.
• 139 - Omastar: The evolved form of Omanyte, obtained by leveling up Omanyte.
• 140 - Kabuto: A Rock/Water type. Revive the Dome Fossil in the Cinnabar Island Lab.
• 141 - Kabutops: The evolved form of Kabuto, obtained by leveling up Kabuto.
• 142 - Aerodactyl: A Rock/Flying type. Revive the Old Amber in the Cinnabar Island Lab.
• 143 - Snorlax: A Normal type. Found blocking Route 12 and Route 16. You'll need the Poké Flute to wake it up.
• 144 - Articuno: An Ice/Flying type. Found in the Seafoam Islands.
• 145 - Zapdos: An Electric/Flying type. Found in the Power Plant.
• 146 - Moltres: A Fire/Flying type. Found on Victory Road.
• 147 - Dratini: A Dragon type. Found by fishing in the Safari Zone.
• 148 - Dragonair: The evolved form of Dratini, obtained by leveling up Dratini.
• 149 - Dragonite: The final evolved form of Dratini, obtained by leveling up Dragonair.
• 150 - Mewtwo: A Psychic type. Found in Cerulean Cave after defeating the Elite Four.
• 151 - Mew: A Psychic type. Note: Mew is typically only available through special events. It is not normally obtainable in Pokémon FireRed without the use of glitches or cheat codes.

Tips and Tricks for Completing Your Pokédex

Okay, now that you have the complete list, let’s talk strategy. Catching all 151 Pokémon in Fire Red can be challenging, but with the right approach, you'll be well on your way.

• Version Exclusives: Remember that some Pokémon are exclusive to either Fire Red or Leaf Green. The most notable ones are Ekans, Arbok, Sandshrew, Sandslash, Vulpix, Ninetales, Mankey, Primeape, Growlithe, Arcanine, Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebel, Ponyta, Rapidash for Fire Red and Oddish, Gloom, Vileplume, Meowth, Persian for Leaf Green. You’ll need to trade with someone playing the other version to get those Pokémon.
• Fishing: Fishing is essential for catching certain Pokémon, like Poliwag, Goldeen, Krabby, and Shellder. Make sure you grab all three fishing rods throughout the game: the Old Rod, the Good Rod, and the Super Rod. Each rod attracts different Pokémon, with the Super Rod being the most effective for rare finds.
• Evolution Stones: Keep an eye out for evolution stones! You'll need Fire Stones, Water Stones, Thunder Stones, and Leaf Stones to evolve certain Pokémon. You can find these stones hidden throughout the Kanto region or purchase them at the Celadon Department Store.
• Safari Zone Strategy: The Safari Zone is a goldmine for rare Pokémon like Chansey, Kangaskhan, Tauros, and Dratini. However, catching Pokémon there is a bit tricky. You can't battle them; instead, you have to use bait and rocks to influence their behavior. Be patient and persistent, and you'll eventually catch them all.
• Trading: Trading isn't just for version exclusives! Some Pokémon, like Kadabra, Machoke, Haunter and Graveler, only evolve through trading. Find a friend or use online trading communities to complete these evolutions.
• Legendary Pokémon: Don’t forget about the legendary Pokémon! Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres are one-time encounters, so save your game before battling them. Mewtwo is located in Cerulean Cave after you defeat the Elite Four. These Pokémon are powerful and can be tough to catch, so bring your best team and plenty of Ultra Balls.
• Patience is Key: Completing the Pokédex takes time and dedication. Don't get discouraged if you can't find a particular Pokémon right away. Keep exploring, keep battling, and keep trading. You'll get there eventually!

Conclusion

So, there you have it – your ultimate guide to completing the Pokédex in Pokémon Fire Red! It might seem like a daunting task at first, but with this guide and a little bit of determination, you'll be well on your way to becoming a true Pokémon Master. Remember to explore every route, talk to every NPC, and never give up on your quest to catch 'em all! Happy hunting, trainers! And remember, the journey is just as important as the destination. Enjoy the adventure!