Regional forms
Track Alolan, Galarian, Hisuian, and Paldean forms independently.
WHY A FORM DEX?
One Pokédex number can represent several collection goals
A species-level checklist answers whether you have caught that Pokémon. It cannot show whether you own its Alolan, Galarian, Hisuian, or Paldean form—or a specific pattern, style, fusion, or other persistent appearance.
The Forms & Variants Dex gives each curated form its own caught state, search result, release label, and special tags while keeping the main species checklist clean.
CATALOG COVERAGE
Regional forms, released costumes, patterns, and transformations
Costume Dex
Register released event appearances with separate completion totals and costume-specific filters.
Patterns and styles
Separate persistent visual variants such as patterns, trims, colors, and styles.
Custom variants
Add a personal distinction or a new event appearance while the curated catalog catches up.
FORM-LEVEL DETAILS
Add special attributes without changing species totals
Open a variant card to record whether that exact form is Shiny, Shadow, Purified, Lucky, XXL, XXS, or Perfect IV. These form-level notes stay separate from species-category completion, which avoids claiming every form has identical availability.
Release labels are historical: A released form may not be obtainable during the current season or event. DexJourney is a planning checklist, not a live spawn or raid schedule.
FIND A FORM FAST
Search and filter the variant catalog
- Search by species name, form label, Pokédex number, category, or tag.
- Filter by form kind to focus on regional forms, patterns, styles, fusions, or custom entries.
- Switch between all, caught, and missing forms.
- Use a species-level search in the main Collection page when you do not need form detail.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Forms and variants FAQ
Are costumes included automatically?
Yes. The curated Costume Dex includes historically released event appearances and keeps its completion separate from the Form Dex. Custom entries are still available for personal distinctions and newly announced appearances.
Are Mega, Dynamax, and Gigantamax all treated as forms?
DexJourney keeps collection concepts distinct. Mega and Gigantamax have species-level eligibility tags, while persistent or collection-relevant alternate entries may also appear in the Forms & Costumes catalog when appropriate.
Why is a form marked released but unavailable now?
Released means it has been obtainable historically. Current event, region, raid, research, and seasonal availability can be narrower.