How many can YOU get?

 Gen I: 108/151...

I HAD Venusaur, Victreebel, Exeggcute and Exeggutor, but the spelling got me. ;_;

 Gen II: 40/100...

 Gen III: 24/135... I never played the Gen III games :X

I'll try 4 and 5 later... ;_;

137/150. And I thought I knew most of the pokemon. I guess this is "most". :S

112/151 on a first run-through in ages.

I say first as I've taken this a million times before and always find it fun to do when people post it now and again, as it's a great test of video game knowledge. Ultimately only disappointed in missing two families enshrined in memes. Also, I like Mazz went from #1 as far forward as I could and then #151 backwards.

Also, I'm a joke at Gen II, even though GSC and their remakes are my favorites of the franchise. I know the Pokemon but my mind hurt so much after 2 minutes and getting only 18/100 into it that I gave up. I'll take them again the next time I replay the versions, whenever that may be.

Hands up, those of you who feel that there needs to be a Suikoden version of this.

I DONT REMEMBER HOW TO SPELL....

Got 134/151, I thought I was a true pokemon master, but now my dreams are shattered.

I got 100. I missed a bunch of forgettables like the Nidorans, Paras series, Drowsee series, and Krabby series. Can't believe I missed Meowth, though.

I got 100. I missed a bunch of forgettables like the Nidorans, Paras series, Drowsee series, and Krabby series. Can't believe I missed Meowth, though.

Speaking of Meowth, I'm quite surprised I remembered Persian.
As soon as I inputted Meowth I was like "Wait, this has an evolution, holy crap"

Gen. I = 102/151
Gen. II = 33/100 =(

I'm very good at remembering the spelling, but wow I never realized how many Pokemon there are until now.... Or really how many are so damn forgettable.

Gen 1: 101/151
Gen 2: 46/100

Gets worse from there.

i'd like one for ALL the pokemon, at the same time, that then ranked your knowledge on each region.

no time limit.

funnily, if i see any pokemon of the first 4 gens i can name it inmediately...

Gen 1: 142/151
Gen 2: 72/100
Gen 3: 113/135
Gen 4: 65/107
Gen 5: 93/156

Surprised I got as many as I did for gen 4... though I also expected to remember a lot more from gen 5. ;;

105/151

Pokemon Red was only a major part of my childhood...

112/151 on a first run-through in ages.

I say first as I've taken this a million times before and always find it fun to do when people post it now and again, as it's a great test of video game knowledge. Ultimately only disappointed in missing two families enshrined in memes. Also, I like Mazz went from #1 as far forward as I could and then #151 backwards.

Also, I'm a joke at Gen II, even though GSC and their remakes are my favorites of the franchise. I know the Pokemon but my mind hurt so much after 2 minutes and getting only 18/100 into it that I gave up. I'll take them again the next time I replay the versions, whenever that may be.

GSC is tough because there are so many one-off Pokemon and baby forms of existing Pokemon and hardly any families of three. There were also a bunch of Pokmon that were "night only" or "morning only" that were hard to remember. I spent by far the most time playing Silver and Heart Gold of any of the Pokemon games (like a combined 600+ hours on Silver over the course of 3 playthroughs and nearly 300 on HG), and I only got 58/100.

You got 118 out of 151 answers correct.

Some of the spellings make me want to kill someone, got stuck on several because of it.
I also missed most of the one evolution Pokemon, cause I rarely ever use ones that don't evolve from Gen 1.

I don't even want to try any of the other games, because I don't even remember most of them. Even while playing Black 2 I couldn't remember most of them when trainers sent them out, it was always, "Who?" Then I see it and go, "Oh....that thing."

91/151.

Weeelp, my 3DS and DS are charged. Time to do some srs bsns pokemon-ing again.

You got 118 out of 151 answers correct.

Some of the spellings make me want to kill someone, got stuck on several because of it.
I also missed most of the one evolution Pokemon, cause I rarely ever use ones that don't evolve from Gen 1.

I don't even want to try any of the other games, because I don't even remember most of them. Even while playing Black 2 I couldn't remember most of them when trainers sent them out, it was always, "Who?" Then I see it and go, "Oh....that thing."

Exactly! Kangaskhan took me a good 2.5 seconds while I remember getting stunned for about 2 seconds wondering why keying in "Tangrowth" didn't work after Tangela. Then I remembered that it was the original 151 quiz...

That said...

 Spoiler

 Gen II: 40/100...

I'll try 4 and 5 later... ;_;

ROAR... How could you have missed Skarmory? It's one of the most ubiquitous Uber walls!

ROAR... How could you have missed Skarmory? It's one of the most ubiquitous Uber walls!

Competitively maybe >_>
but in game it is a single pokemon with no evolutions, that is usually quite rare in the wild and that hardly any trainers use (if at all). Also flying types are incredibly forgettable. In fact, I forgot it was even introduced in 2nd generation because I never found one, I only remember finding one in 3rd gen, in the ash covered place.

Competitively maybe >_>
but in game it is a single pokemon with no evolutions, that is usually quite rare in the wild and that hardly any trainers use (if at all). Also flying types are incredibly forgettable. In fact, I forgot it was even introduced in 2nd generation because I never found one, I only remember finding one in 3rd gen, in the ash covered place.

... True that. The two "forgettable" pokemon I will never forget thanks to wifi battles are Skarmory and Ferrothorn. They're the very pokemon that go "HARHAR SURPRISE" in your face when you're trying to get good setup for a decent sweep.

Didn't remember having an amnesiac problem with flying types personally, as they're the first ones I cleared out in the quiz. Oh, especially Gyarados. That 4X thunderbolt to instantly turn it to fried Coi.

... True that. The two "forgettable" pokemon I will never forget thanks to wifi battles are Skarmory and Ferrothorn. They're the very pokemon that go "HARHAR SURPRISE" in your face when you're trying to get good setup for a decent sweep.

Didn't remember having an amnesiac problem with flying types personally, as they're the first ones I cleared out in the quiz. Oh, especially Gyarados. That 4X thunderbolt to instantly turn it to fried Coi.

Playing competitively would definitely help on quizzes like this because you remember which pokemon do what, which are better at certain stuff, and also counters
while a normal player would just remember the pokemon they like, or ones they caught or used