Generation 7 is the Alola generation: 88 Pokémon, numbers 722 to 809 in the National Pokédex.
65 of the 88 respellings follow English official media or a dictionary, and 23 are our best guess, worked out from the parts of the name because we found no English source that says them out loud. 24 names have medium confidence, usually because English media do not all say it the same way; the note under the name says how. 3 names are marked with a question mark: Dhelmise, Magearna and Stakataka.
The Pokémon Company has corrected 7 names from this generation at its own events: Dewpider, Naganadel, Necrozma, Oranguru, Silvally, Solgaleo and Zeraora. A hyphen in a name is not pronounced: Hakamo-o is hah-KAH-moh-oh, Jangmo-o is JANG-moh-oh and Kommo-o is KOM-moh-oh. A name that starts with X starts with a Z sound: Xurkitree is ZUR-kih-tree.
Capital letters mark the loud syllable: PEE-kuh-choo means the PEE gets the push.
Dewpider#751DOO-pih-derOfficial "Dew" + "spider". Official: "DOO-pih-der" (2026 Latin America International Championships mispronounced-names challenge).
Dhelmise#781del-MEEZOur best guess (low confidence) The H is silent. Unconfirmed; "DEL-mize" is also heard.
Naganadel#804naw-guh-NAW-dulOfficial Official 2025 mispronounced-names list (The Pokémon Company, via Nintendo Everything; Serebii agrees): "NAW-guh-NAW-duhl", not "NAH-guh-NAY-duhl".
Necrozma#800neh-KROHZ-muhOfficial Official: "neh-KROHZ-muh" (Pokémon World Championships 2023 mispronounced-names segment).
Nihilego#793ny-hih-LEE-gohOur best guess "Nihil" + "ego".
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Oranguru#765or-RANG-goo-rooOfficial "Orangutan" + "guru". Official: "or-RANG-goo-roo" (Pokémon World Championships 2023 and 2026 Latin America International Championships).
Silvally#773sil-VAL-eyeOfficial Official 2025 mispronounced-names list (The Pokémon Company, via Nintendo Everything; Serebii agrees): "sill-VAL-lie", not "sill-VAL-lee".
Solgaleo#791sohl-guh-LAY-ohOfficial Official: "SOUL-gah-LAY-oh" (2026 Latin America International Championships mispronounced-names challenge).
Stakataka#805stak-uh-TAK-uhOur best guess (low confidence) Unconfirmed; "STAK-uh-tak-uh" is also heard.