Generation 4 · Sinnoh
How to pronounce every Gen 4 Pokémon name Generation 4 is the Sinnoh generation: 107 Pokémon, numbers 387 to 493 in the National Pokédex.
All 107 respellings below follow how English official media say the names. 15 names have medium confidence, usually because English media do not all say it the same way; the note under the name says how.
The Pokémon Company has corrected 2 names from this generation at its own events: Drapion and Uxie. A hyphen in a name is not pronounced: Porygon-Z is POR-ih-gon ZEE.
Capital letters mark the loud syllable: PEE-kuh-choo means the PEE gets the push.
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All Gen 4 Pokémon with types and stats
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A Abomasnow #460 uh-BOM -uh-snoh Official Ambipom #424 AM -bih-pomOfficial Arceus #493 AR -kee-usOfficial The English anime and official trailers say AR-kee-us (the dub chose a hard C on purpose); "AR-see-us" is a very common fan reading. Azelf #482 AZ -elfOfficial B Bastiodon #411 BAS -tee-oh-donOfficial Bibarel #400 BY -buh-relOfficial "BEE-buh-rel" is also heard. Bidoof #399 BY -doofOfficial "BEE-doof" is also heard. Bonsly #438 BONZ -lyOfficial Like "bonsai": the English anime says BONZ-ly for Brock's Bonsly (one movie used "BONZ-lee"). Bronzong #437 BRON -zongOfficial Bronzor #436 BRON -zorOfficial Budew #406 BUD -ooOfficial "Bud" + "dew". Buizel #418 BWEE -zulOfficial Buneary #427 BUN -eer-eeOfficial "Bunny" + "ear". Burmy #412 BUR -meeOfficial D Darkrai #491 DARK -ryOfficial Dialga #483 dee-AL -guh Official Drapion #452 DRAP -ee-onOfficial Official: "DRAP-EE-ON" (Pokémon World Championships 2025 mispronounced-names segment), not "DRAY-pee-on". Drifblim #426 DRIF -blimOfficial Drifloon #425 drih-FLOON Official Dusknoir #477 dusk-NWAR Official "Dusk" + French "noir" (nwar). G Gabite #444 guh-BITE Official Gallade #475 guh-LAYD Official Garchomp #445 GAR -chompOfficial Gastrodon #423 GAS -truh-donOfficial Gible #443 GIB -ulOfficial Hard G, as in "gift". Giratina #487 geer-uh-TEE -nuh Official Hard G, as in "gear". Glaceon #471 GLAY -see-onOfficial Glameow #431 GLAM -ee-owOfficial "Glam" + "meow". Gliscor #472 GLY -skorOfficial Grotle #388 GROT -ulOfficial I Infernape #392 in-FUR -nayp Official "Inferno" + "ape". L Leafeon #470 LEE -fee-onOfficial Lickilicky #463 LIK -ee-lik-eeOfficial Lopunny #428 loh-PUN -ee Official Lucario #448 loo-KAR -ee-oh Official Often misread as "loo-KAIR-ee-oh"; the anime says loo-KAR-ee-oh. Lumineon #457 loo-MIN -ee-on Official Luxio #404 LUK -see-ohOfficial Luxray #405 LUKS -rayOfficial P Pachirisu #417 pach-ih-REE -soo Official Palkia #484 PAL -kee-uhOfficial Phione #489 fee-OH -nay Official Piplup #393 PIP -lupOfficial Porygon-Z #474 POR -ih-gon ZEE Official The Z is read "zee", as in the English anime. Prinplup #394 PRIN -plupOfficial Probopass #476 PROH -boh-pasOfficial Purugly #432 pur-UG -lee Official R Rampardos #409 ram-PAR -dohs Official Regigigas #486 rej-ee-GY -gus Official "rej-ee-GIG-us" is also heard. Rhyperior #464 ry-PEER -ee-er Official Riolu #447 ree-OH -loo Official Roserade #407 ROHZ -raydOfficial "Rose" + "raid". Rotom #479 ROH -tomOfficial U Uxie #480 YOOK -zeeOfficial Official: "YOOK-zee" (Pokémon World Championships 2023 mispronounced-names segment). W Weavile #461 WEE -vileOfficial Wormadam #413 WUR -muh-damOfficial "Worm" + "madam".