If you’ve played Pokémon Glazed, you already know it’s not your average ROM hack. With three full regions (Tunod, Johto, and the Rankor region), new Mega Evolutions, and a difficulty curve that keeps you on your toes, it’s a fan-favorite for a reason.
But here’s the question that stumps almost every player: What exactly is in the Glazed Pokédex?
Unlike the main series games, Glazed doesn’t just copy-paste the Unova or Hoenn dex. It mixes generations 1 through 6, adds custom Fakemon (like the legendary Glazed and Berry Forest exclusives), and even changes where some evolutions happen.
Let’s break down the complete Pokémon Glazed Pokédex list—what’s included, what’s missing, and how to catch ‘em all.
For competitive players within the ROM hack (Battle Tower / PWT), here is the "Meta" list you want from the Glazed Pokedex: pokemon glazed pokedex list
| Type | Best Pokemon | Location | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Normal | Porygon-Z (Tri Attack, Adaptability) | Casino (6,000 coins) | | Fire | Volcarona (Quiver Dance) | Desert Ruins (Larvesta egg) | | Water | Greninja (Protean) | Starter (Froakie in Blazed) | | Grass | Ferrothorn (Iron Barbs) | Route 8 (Grass) | | Electric | Magnezone (Sturdy) | Power Plant (Magneton + Thunderstone) | | Psychic | Alakazam (Magic Guard) | Abra (Route 5 – Morning) | | Dark | Weavile (Ice Shard) | Ice Cave (Sneasel + Razor Claw) | | Steel | Excadrill (Sand Rush) | Darkwood Cave (Drilbur) | | Fairy | Togekiss (Serene Grace) | Win Contest (Shiny Stone) | | Dragon | Garchomp (Sand Veil) | Victory Road (Gible) | | Ghost | Gengar (Levitate) | Trade Haunter (or Lv 40 in Blazed) |
Unlike many ROM hacks that try to include every Pokémon, Glazed is selective. You won’t find:
What you will find:
These are the crown jewels of the Pokemon Glazed Pokedex list: If you’ve played Pokémon Glazed , you already
| Legendary | Type | Location | |-----------|------|----------| | Articuno | Ice/Flying | Frosty Grotto (Rankor North) | | Zapdos | Electric/Flying | Power Plant (Rankor East) | | Moltres | Fire/Flying | Rankor Volcano interior | | Rayquaza | Dragon/Flying | Sky Pillar (requires Mach Bike) | | Groudon | Ground | Rankor Desert (Sunny weather) | | Kyogre | Water | Rankor Abyssal Cave (Rain) | | Giratina | Ghost/Dragon | Distortion World portal (Rankor basement) | | Zekrom | Dragon/Electric | Team Fusion hideout (post-game event) | | Reshiram | Dragon/Fire | Team Fusion hideout (choice opposite Zekrom) | | Kyurem | Dragon/Ice | Giant Chasm (Rankor frozen lake) |
Final Legendary: Arceus is catchable after obtaining all 386 Pokémon. You must bring the Azure Flute to the Spear Pillar replica in Rankor.
Before diving into the list, it is crucial to understand the scope. The original Pokémon Glazed (Version 8.9.1 and later) contains 386 catchable Pokémon.
However, this is not the standard Gen 3 Hoenn Dex. Glazed pulls creatures from Generations 1 through 5. You will find fan-favorites like Garchomp (Gen 4), Zoroark (Gen 5), and even Sylveon (Gen 6, retrofitted into the Gen 3 engine). For competitive players within the ROM hack (Battle
The Pokédex is divided into three regional sections:
Unlike official games, Glazed does not force you to trade to complete the dex. Every single Pokémon is obtainable through wild encounters, gifts, in-game trades, or static encounters.
You get to choose one of three, but all others are catchable later: